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STRAIGHT DOPE FROM
FIGHT FOLLOWERS

and o'Bhen o'Bdona aioNneaa In
signing the fiKht articles Ia what
Loaf him the fight Had he slsned
tho final articles on Monday night
a. no vaa requested 10 do. instead
u pos'p0uing that task until late
yesterday. he would nos be aasuf.
cd Of a match with Kaufman.
After sleeping over Caiffoth's u
for, tho bls negro decided that II
would be a shame to let the easy
money got away from him. and =
low minutes before tho time SET for
oDfieu's appearance IN cotiFott >
Office. the negro and bis manager
appeared on tho scene. affixed their
signatures to the fight articles. ana
the kaufmAnIohnnon match vas
made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

NATIONAL TROPHY TO
THE NAVY RIFLE MEN

CAMP fFRRY. Ohio. Aue 90
The United States navy toan cap
tured the national rife match here
yesterday. With a score Of 1901. sst
poluta more than the winning In.
fantfy teams score last year. Tho
navy gets the national trophy and
$3.50. Tho United States Infantry
took second prize with S.Ib2. The
havy won the championship In 1907
also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

nv fhNTh tfr@af
SAN FRANCISCO. Aus. ca
Champion Jack johnson settled
down to hard Work In cockfcll's
training camp At EmerYville today
To get himself In condition Tor bis
t0rouud fight with Al kaufman at
Cofffpths arena on Admission Day,
Kaufman will % to boyecs spdngs
where be will pot In another week
before going into training quarters
The announcement that lack
bad been eliminated from
the Admission Day card came AZ a
great surprise to the fikht fans. who
had bean led TO believe that every.
thing bad been arranged Tor the
ssround battle between Kaufman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

Henry ofdaman, the wrestler who
meets Charles Olson. u Indianapolis.
on tho mat AZ the Grand opera house
nsrt Friday night is one Of the
bosi men q hts class In the country
To IL an old man al tho game and
should put up the Kind Of msieh
that will Eive Olson ono nf the
hardest fassies he has met with IN
scaiiia
However. Olson saYs he never felt
bstidT IN bis life and thinks that he
ean bsst Joe eaffoiis man II IL
probable that u Olson ross down 70
defect Doc Roller viii he called
on ~ throw ordenan. which should
itinE cot iarEs saihsfing q the
faithful followers Of the Hame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

LOS ANGELES. Cal. AUG. 90
Pitcher Johnny Raleigh, the young
southpaw recently purchased by tho
Sc Louis Cardinals from the Yer
non club Of the Pacific Coast
league, has made one " the most
startling rises from bush to biz
league baseball 10 the history Of
the game.
RalsiEhs sensational work with
the Malsra. snl.profezaional club
Of Los Angeles. attracted the at.
tentlon Of Manager Hogan OF tho
Vernon club. who. badly 10 need OF
good pitchers, tried him out The
young twirier made good from the
Jump, his excellent work In tho box
keeping the Vernon team from go
ing to tho cellar for several weeks
before II did.
Ralclghs specially Is a drop ball.
which he has used 10 good adyant-
age on the heaviest hltters Of the
Coast league. After lust five weeks
with tue vernon cluo. Huch tooi "
ports Of his work were sent out that
they attracted the attention Of Pvs
ident Stanley Robson and Scout
Bobby Lowe Of the Cardinals. who
were on tho Coast A special trip
vas made TO Los Angeles TO see RIA
leigh 10 action, and after watching
him work. Robson at once entered
into negotiations with the Vernon
club tor his purchase.
Before entering professional ball
Raleigh had a record Of striking out
I3i men In 10 games, baseball
authorities on tho Coast who have
seen Raleigh twirl are unanimous
In the opinion that. With Bresnahan
10 coach him. he will develop Into
world.beater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

Butte. Mont. Aug 20.
Sporting Editor.
Dear STR | wish 10 inform you
that | am here arranging for a
$1,000 Marathon race for Is miles.
10 be given at the Columbia Gar.
dena, Sunday afternoon, September
~, at 2!90 .. m. Am getting run.
ners from all over the country and
ia like TO get one to represent your
state. Entries close September 1,
Yours respectfully.
JACK COOPER.
Promoter.
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WORLDS LIVE SPORTING NEWS


DETROIT AUG 20 The rigera
again rompsd on the rhilliea yeatof.
day afternoon and lied Up the race
Hard luck. spelled with capital let.
iora. hung around the Quaker camp
Though Plank pitcher superb
game. and let HnRheY 1enalnga
crowd down with four hlia, his team
mates musnod up three costly oneu
and lost. though wild Hlll Donovan
gave away niue safe bingoeH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26
Tovancouver II:30p.m,
Return by Daylight

Through Victoria Princess Char
lofts 10th ways. giving time for
visit at the cities Of Vancouver and
Victoria. fake you en- route
through Active pass and the San
Juan Islands.
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
600 fir,t Az. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

less methods have made The dental
war. open every evening until TO-.
sud . 10 sundays fOr wofklns people
Head ny stticle IN Saturdays Star
on Modern Dentistry" EDWIN J.
BROWN. ID. d. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

washington Z. Cleveland 8
Detroit 1. Philadelphia
~ Louis Naa York ..
chiraaq 3. nnston Game called
Al end u ninth on account o. DARK
ness
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unique 10 say the least. lie offerH
to meet Attell at i2a pounds thru,
hours before the fight. FREDDIE
Welsh at 1873 ringsldo or Paekes
Mcfarland at i3a three hours "A
fore the fight Probably no llttt,
man ever laid down such eiasttn
weight conditions George Di1aa.
shen In his prime and meeting ail
comers, took on welterweights, BIB
they were dubs seeking the 80
offered by Dixon to any boy mas
aging TO stay four rounds with him
wolgas,. II must be- admitted b.
a tough little bcgsar, willing. saube.
strong and fairly clever Hls one
best bet Is a left swing for body
or head He can whip this punch
In from any old poaiilon, and II Is
quite a kick, too, It nearly sent
Nelson TO the mat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

PACIFIC coAsr LnAers.

A. San Francisco j Vernon I.
Al 10. Angeles ! Portland 4
Al Sacramento Z. Oakland .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26
JUPITER PLUV|US
GAVE THE TURKS A
HOLIDAY YESTERDAY

Rain prevented any game at the
ball yard yesterday, and they
Turks loafed around town yery con
tenledly on their present percent
age. and watched the score board
for the SPOKANE Aberdeen mlK.up,
There will be a dOubloheader
Sunday At tho park TO make up Tor
yesterdays idleneaA. with the Kind
permission Of Jupiter PluYlus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

!. ! make a dollar on
your Dental work, you
save q dollar and the
Dental Combine loses
two dollars. ! DO
strictly high class
work for half tho price
charged BY the Com
blue Dentists. My low
prices. high -olana work
guaranteed, and pain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

Johnny Raleigh ls a brother Of J.
L. Raleigh. mall clerk Of The Sc
attic Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-26

Aberdeen Spokane gamo post
ponsd rain.
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nattflssi Hall and Conrad. Pin
nance and Armhfualcr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21
AND BUTTE
MISLAID
HIS PIPE
Has Three or Four Smokes
Coming, Which Are Due
and Now on Tap to
Come Through.

That far-away look which the
many friends of Billy Butte have
noticed on his usually smiling face
was caused not by money troubles or
his being in love, or any little thing
like that, but because he mlslaid his
pipe Not long ago some good friend
sent Billy" a pipe, and il his friend
ship is measured by the pipe he sure
likes Butte pretty hard. The pipe
is six feet in the stem, which is two
inches in diameter. and the bow,
is eight inches high, and looks like
top slice off Mt Hood; that's what
worried Billy" He could under
stand how he might have mislaid his
house or the saloon or any little
thing like that. but he couldn't inn
aeine where the pipe had gone to;
he didn't know whether he had prt
the pipe in the saloon or the salpon
in the pipe. However, he IS happy
now. for the pipe is found. II Is a
combination pipe-where the man
VINO smokes Il lies in his bed upstairs
while the hired man builds a fire in
the bowl in the front yard. II is one
Of those mortgagebond pipes-where
the smoker pulls on the draft TODAY
and goes back after the sm1le to-
morrow. That is what maIs Butte
worry, for he had had two. or three
smokes on the way up the stem when
IL Was mislaid that he had worlei
hard for. When you see him SmI'e
now you will know that he h's cot
leeied one Of those overdue sm kcs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21
tcontinued from page -
is sweeping the world and to prevent
undue initiation OF values.
Wall Street Sits Up.

New York, oct. 21.-The increase
of the Bank OF England's discount
rate TO a full point, instead OF a half
point, greatly surprised Wall street.
Il is generally believed in financial
circles that the reason for the in
crease is the desire of the British
banking authorities to retain as
much gold in England as possible.
There Is also a feeling here that
values have been unduly inflated.
Bankers generally have warned
their clients against extensive bor-
rowing, and England's increase is
to be followed by tighter rates here.
although It is admitted that there is
no shortage OF money.
II is explained that the cash is
needed to move crops. and financiers
say that the tight money market
will prevail here for two months.
The bankers maintain, however. that
business is healthy. and that they
intend to keep il so.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

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Vl-EnliE GueIus- 1ntiEnEsSliS EnE
s-nss- q xas - wslk erun ki6nsy
r-uuhis zhns onElS AA-1,y WGlG a
lu1a-rE 1rsz RHEr enrtaes az FOlsy I
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I1nlu,saE FhlaEs ki1n1y Esne1g u
FE sEslsrsrs a. n ru-e5 me arssr <hs
dacu-s ant rzhar -sne1iss hsf
S1lleE = & Rs-y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

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x'Sr3s y ~ sp1Ru1 a. EssG. r. Eas-
ez-s ls4nrug u.H-rlHrr a. SI-1s
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tcx.a frrs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21
MAKES
VERY LATE
DISCOVERY
Gringo Goes Down Into Mexico
and Finds What Every
body Has Known for
200 Years.

ANafAAAN AANNN AAANAAN wilma
New York, Oct 2l.-John Ken
Meth Turner's second article on
"Barbarous Mexico" which will ap-
pear tomorrow in the current issue
OF the American Magazine. declares
that the NaQui Indians. generally
supposed TO have been marauders
and murderers originally. were the
best workers IN Mexico. and would
have been steady and thrifty peo-
pie. had not the Mexican officials
driven them 20 war through plots 70
disposssss them Of rich lands IN
southern sonora.
The article will say that they
were taken prisoners Of war" and
sold into slavery az se5 each.
Turner quotes Mexican colonel.
who said that he had sold nearly
$4,000 slaves in the last three
ycars, receiving $40 himself for
eae hone, besides getting the lands
81 the prisoners. the rest Of the pur-
chase prids going TO the govern
ment
Among other things in his article
! Turner says;
For - years the only cover
nors % Sonora have been Ramon
Corral who IS now viee-president Of
Mexico; Rafael Ysabel and Louis
rorros- These men have rotated in
osaoe, aud the people OF sonora had
no choice in their selection. These
ts0ee men had to answer only 70
Fros'deat nisL and their authority
VAS practically ahsolute."
Cpoiing Teresa Crrea Cahoa. Z
A-gAly educated Mexioaa woman ris-
'or'aa, Turner SAYS the var vas hs-
sua against tAe Naouis a. the IN.
sisnce - pair % o2cials. uAo
wanted % grab ricA la-ES
u tAis ooaaectioa iAe article
SAW,
ne oSclsls saw great o7por-
'na'C tor sras, IN hTlasiag solais-s
iato tAe ssstc. wAo ccauauarlr
As-rasset and rootsa ne Yacais
Bogus so,tis-s were ssa; iAroasA-
ort tAe Naori valley % uark tAs
lsaas ana ssn TIE peosle nat ne
soverlEe1t hsa 5ecisea % eius II
% to0tisnsrs EssAyy shoEsana Soi.
lars heloasiae - CAitf Casasss va
Illegally col2scagee fruz a AsnR
WAe1 re cAisf co1plainea a-nea
nea we've >s1t - Ar.ie aAou, rs A.
nest Thsy ooal5 aot eaa ne sAstf
- they Aurae1 Ct5Ams's house TIE
hoDss 60 his nessheors- ans sssEp,t.
80 tAs SoDs2- EVs1 Cannes wlas
S1s ncs spEreG. aas 6aaDy ne
Vicums were goA6e3 sntc VA
S-nce JAai Say es yaars aco.
NtNaco has ks7s an army C frara
ssbb - etbb ns1 IN tie as3d aeAins.
he NaSuis- Thousan1s e sol6ie-s
and is'ns 60 thousanas 90 Yaeuis
have hssn Eille8 FsnHIly. IN ,Sss.
ths gcvs.DusU; rNok ths land hs-
lons.Hg rs tAs Nacuis tnE save Z u
Geneva L.nreuse To--es- ana tas &C.
RoTlauo1 ot NaSuis 20 Nu0Er1u De-
sHA aeous teur yss-s sgo Do Wts
a couman E.rHcIics ta aa-ca q Vaeri
N-ts cs mnE-T q chiuaman Tie as-
hciE explained this g-Hy1os ly sly-
1Hg hzEz - CAlAamsa we've oet,s-
s1-sste3 va oonElIions tAan re
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

SnssseE Asglus The ,hsatun
rus Nll pos - E-omE-e5 O. take
HEy lInSr chances l.ec1uss a. ne
ssEa6,r AerNnclng ess rn1reel Ws
rt'ulEiA Ni-h g-sEs rsspecI e-s- ths
irus-s r-u,y, ne Commoa Heo7As.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

Ful So tesg u,ort "a aas 81 g't
tl1t aeor en- tls secorl s.orr - .l.t
seS1e cSnsol ne ues aaa-ns R
g1'tl fmr0susmoEt sVr ta> te~
mer NS-u ana 6usy laosean oa-
ornS and sheH tht ~ IS ccnzs. &
shs IA h1.ldlns Nan ~ 3 uuct
closner ana moVs camso7vaAas az
nes7troS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

p - NtrN1n. Nha wns l.slns
useS IN ~ rinsnR e0urs gsssH71Es
"a ~ ehE7se S.i ss1nns nUnu, Nlth-
ssti g licsEss s.ls Els.u.lss=i a. -hs
cou-s bn IA malun a. Ns-xIs 81
Ee-nts ~. ~ NEazsc. ca ~ graune
lhss ,hf iu1,c-msui rhE-Eing -he o.
tendlns 1slieE nr szEls 1ar-s s1,-
nsls1s rE cals-T-u-f creme Nlag
enc NI-nass Nas Fug an rhs sl1nE
Hant lis Esss-iul1-v NHz shnrg tolrv
lng xhi5a s-,HrnsE Sl.szar maze hs
muluE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21
DIED

WKHEELER-At the home in North
salem, Wednesday, Oct 20. 1909.
Ernesy wheeler, the infant son Of
Mr, and Ms William Wheeler.
Tie renRins viii be inferred in
The cemetery az Macleay.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

rAt euels e1sW- seq ts the
'sagoa and ets h,s xaH,s. uzuss
az M0E East hgl- s. Saloul F.-o1ugg-
ptt7oulf home lutus-F ans lrr
VIA Nast har- ha7tur-tr.
,hs--Er
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

p o. Wsrtrs rroprsesor 80 Ne
lseovN noStsv. - hoEe crom 1--WE
veess sFsaJ lt tas ssutnss Ron&t ss-
ee, Bee Is the het1 sg ths m-sgs- .-
SgsNehctAS rN>sece comral,y os "a
Sr&rat sul v.ss ~ a p-alp,c A.us-IE
uN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

II q few more congressman will
kindly take a fall out OF Uncle Joe"
Ne shall more than halfway suspect
congressional sessions will be worth
attending next winter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

- \ ne1Eisor has pui On q usN
ss-rF as-Sesl yht secg 90 St,s
ssress an6 Wvss SHlsm. ne nsN
eott Is commoElous. and 49, Ec-
C,sr ue3act teous g. gccgls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

ne Nag,e AAo~. stea - ne
NScoA ana 81 q ~ ~aHa uhsSS
~ MA RHse hoay. a Sthon FG,c&uct.
rstNsaae home in&ussrs ana eay
Wa Nost hoar he-tSfser
le-sg-st
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

~ tAe FSrst frVSNyeegsaa sAarcA
~tN rS~t y0aSrrov tfst&Sy1 asyer-
p>ca az { o'oloSG IN ne SAaroS pss~
Mt Gene rrSa&re1 - NorS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

PATroN-ln Hayesville. az the fam
ily hone. Tuesday. Oct ls. 1909.
% Nj, and Ms, Carl Patton. a
e1nghter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21
NARRIHn

ALRERT-wANN-At the home Of
TIE hri3e's uncle. Mr.. Craven. In
Portland. Wednesday, oct. 20.
lSts, Miss Elfa WSnn 20 }, ;. Al.
hsTg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

Ng~ fesxs N,ssn1snsa.ark--
ne Hr.hD-iSies ~ hS,sk Szku Go1
f,oiS ooCE0 t-t sr.seR1t.S m ~
sNr1ses ttonis rssgardhk ~ Nt,e-
tsas ssSistance gg,sr thcu a. Ns'ss
Pecs.s q Ss,sn aaa rnaseena,Ves
ni1n ~ psss Nas alaas.E ~
teeemrs aR ~ msn Anat esSa
uug las1 Ssg1ratg. ana De Si1ge8
ss ihs keH's xsA ~ lasa n, l,a~
s,ess sss thss ~ -'salses stss M
l.ssnes slst a. e1s-1ms,. ana
scsaeea arsNSeus a. ~szmsks~ 80 8
tss a. ,A,s sesar.eG nsa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21
Law No4r UsUser-

For ssluoa - sal, VIA Faruae.
sea, tAe SJats ssrees srccsr sat z2r-
ketuaa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

WHEELER-At che family home in
Ncrrh salem, Monday, Oct. is.
1895 20 Mr.. and Mrs. W. Wheeler,
sol.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21
BORN.

BRNANS-At the home in this city.
sunday. oct. l.. 1909. TO Mr.. and
Ms Il. n. Bryans, a l0-pound
G4sgAter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21
CAo&cr NArRstiae-

Ia fruits aa& uosStsSlos az IA
gsl's Coars strcts eroccry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

m Mana Re chl7sgsslist ale
V,>cus,, A,sa,eS a. Sfaen 49, As7r
he-e tsk tsshse htlre& lsutS 80
t1S ersmt houss E,us a. IN S-agH..
ana Aelr.es Stt ~ ,Uuhar ssA a
~lsn-ss~ Tlt aeclor Aas.shN usf
ne wA1r-sE~ sneGheas sa crerllts
cso'us, l,ps ~ eesS sas a. sh,R gl.sr
NJ saus Nhsch saun6Ers sesGwr~
uits t-oa sR f0rs a. ~ s,sss
rroVe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

rAree r,unas NNr sS cepts a. rsr~
rineton's market
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

So far all the ciro' msia"ees have
and corroborated Cook.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

g1,e aelse hASN, ste9 ss ~
~4roa Ana gss = Aos ~ant. maze
~ WA Eose hSps q SaAen froangs
fagrSnfue henns la1uslgS sr1 Ags
Wsas &csS hcus hsvcaese
te&t-sg
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

SN ONressepcoS SarSsys, SsAS a.
- sAO~ey NstAA lN-t-si
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

SstarSSN. xNctcatg IS rssecct 5
ssle oi hoas, ana lea. 1t s'S,o5k a.
n. lN-ls-tts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

Niror.ctss tps teos sFc>stAst
RStRs Sse,A CeuueNlG ssreei
reau p ae-1e-e>&-1m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21

OOleAgN au1 CNenelela SlA cAlR
cav e. A,eN1 J. = Sln fAoae tas
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21
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Homer II. Smith, Bert Jones, Paul
Jones OF Portland, brother of Bert.
and ed Gillingham have returned
from hunt in southern Oregon They
brought back seven deer.
BANK OF ENGLAND
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-21
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NEW TODAY

FOR RENT-50 acres bottom land,
close in. TO see for hay on shares.
VIII furnish seed II wanted. See
r. r. Ryan. IO-2l-3t
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-02-06
NEGRO THREAT ENED
BY CROWD
MAN ACCUSED OF ACCOSTiNG
WHITE GIRL NARROWLY
ESCAPES VIOLENCE.

Pittsburg, Feb, 5.-The first serious
trouble growing out Of the police cru
sade against negroes, who have ter
rorized the Heron Hill district, was
narrowly averted last night when
John Moulton, a negro SO years of age,
was arrested in the east end of the
district on a charge that he had an
noyed a white girl and had accosted
her with Good evening. sweetheart
amt you going to kiss me?"
While the negro was being taken to
the police station a brother of the
girl attempted to get him away from
the officers. The young man struck
at the negro and threatened to shoot
him. \ large crowd gathered. and
for a time it was believed the negro
would receive rough treatment. but
the Officers succeeded in protecting
him.
After the negro had been locked in
Il cell the crowd kept up demonstra-
ton in the street. In the meantime
% additional officers were hurried to
the district to prevent an outbreak
against the negroes. Moulton was
given a hearing today and sentenced
to six months in the workhouse, the
ma ximum sentence.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-02-06
FORMER MINING CAMP
IS TO Be IRRIGATED

Spokane, Feb. Arrangements
have been completed to irrigate s5o
acres of land, formerly comprising
the town of Sumpter, Baker county,
Ore, south of Spokane, which was
one of the liveliest mining camps in
the Pacific northwest less than doz-
en- years ago, when it had a popula-
ton of 1000 Instead of booming the
town. the new owners will transform
it into a ranch, and where gold dust
was traded in exchange for fighting
whisky in the early days, there Will
be fields of alfalfa and apple orchards,
and instead of the clatter of the
counters snd the whirr of the rou-
lette wheel will be heard the click of
reaping machinery and the cheery
shouts of the pckers and packers.
The population Of the camp dwindled
to less than IA hundred in the last
few years This was due to the de-
cline of mining. With the sale of the
land to the irrigation concern, re-
Gently, the career of Sumpter IS a
mining town closed for all time and
in its stead will rise more import
ant industry,
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-02-06
DISTRIBUTING GRAIN
TO FEED THE BIRDS

Spokane Feb. 5.--Farmers and
eportsmen in Spokane county and
other parts of the Inland Empire are
doing excellent missionary work in
putting out grain to feed quail and
other game and song birds, deprived
of their food by the recent fall OF
snow Thousands of birds We're
Matched last year and without food
if only for a few days until the
chinook winds clear the blanket of
snow, hundreds of them might die.
A. f. Wiesemann, secretary of the
Spokane Rod and Gun club, has been
active in interesting ranchers and
others in this work, which is being
taken up generally throughout the
district. Bundles of wheat straw have
been placed on quail tracks and near
fences, brush and at the edges of
timber, where the birds gather, and
thus food was provided to save the
lives Of thousands of insectkillers.
The snow is from five to eight inches
deep in the vicinity of Spokane and
is the heaviest in years.