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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-12
JEFFRIES TAKES WORK
ON DIAMOND WITH S0X
Ex.Champion Continues Training IN
Chicago, Accepting comiskeys
Invitation

CHICAGO, May flames J. JET.
fries has accepted the invitation or
Charles Comiskey OF the White Sox
20 use the White Sox baseball park
for his training grounds while In Chi
cago. He will start work there tomor-
row morning. he says, working out
with Ed Walsh and other baseball
players
Jeffries also signali ed today by
predicting that II Battling Nelson and
Packey Mcfarland ever get into a
ring the Dane will get a beating.
Mcfarland has the speed. the clev-
erness and the headwork that wins
fghts,' said JEFF II like Nelson. but
think he will tire himself out trying
TO get at Packey Mcfarland. Packey
has no sledgehammer punch, but ne
has the gameness that spells sure VIC
tory II he ever meets the Dane"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-12
CAN'T STOP NELSON.
Champion Continues His Unlnterrupt
ed Chatter OF Verbal Attacks.

SAN FRANCISCO. May l2-Bat-
Ting Nelson made another verbal at
tack on Packey Mcfarland today. and
declared that IL is up TO the Chicago
expert To accept his latest offer for u
fight in September at 1873 pounds ring
side. or admit that he does not want
any OF his tNelson'sl game. lie de-
clared that II the offer was not ac-
cepted then Mcfarland Will have to
wait until after he fights Hyland and
Thompson.
II viii dispose OF Hyland In 10
rounds" declared the Dane today.
and Thompson will not last that
long. And when we get into the ring
Mcfarland Will get all that Is coming
to him
Nelson has as yet failed To have q
conference with Coffroth and none has
been arranged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-12

Hlts-On WilletL } IN 8, Donovan. IN
g. Crockett. IN 3. Schmidt. 10 In >. AZ
bat-Against Willett 81. Donovan ).
Bruckett l6. schmidt %. Two base hits
--Cobh =. Schaefer. Willett. Elberfeld.
sweeney. Sacrifice hits-ROssman.
Scha~ler Stolen bases--McIntyre. Bush
2. First base on balls-By Willett 3.
~ Donovan I. by Brockett 4. ~
schmidt /. IIlt by pitcher-By Dono-
van J. Balk-Schmnt First base on
errors-Detroit 4. New York l. Left on
bases Detroit Z. New York y. Struck
Out--By Willett 4. by Donovan 3. BY
Crockett ]. by schmidt ,. Double play
knight and Chase. Time 20. TIM
pires-Kerin and sheridan Attendance
10 Itg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-12
The Poets, Despair.

Connie Mack grieyes over the fact
that the poets cannot do much toward
making a hero OF young Strunk In
case the Athletics win the flag. About
all that you can rhyme with Strunk
would be drunk. punk, lunk. bunk
monk. hunk, funk, chunk. sunk and
junk.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-12

enough occasions TO show that II was
there New York got few hits anu
an apparent lack OF entente corolaie
between Crawford and Cobb helped
quite materially. several swats INTO
The territory between this grand pair
of suburbanites ont being returned I"
the infield with usual vigor.
This waning Of enthusiasm may
probably be ascribed 10 the daring
dash alluded 10 several paragraps Be
fore.
Tvs Desperate Dash.
wahoo was on third and Ty on sec
ond in the seventh when RosSman
batted a little grounder 10 Schmidt,
the pitcher, Had il been time when
desperate measures were IN vogue.
Crawford might have tried for the
plate The score being at that time
10 10 !, Sam held third. NOT so the
Peach. however With all that specd
which has made him so famous as the
leagues leading fieet-foot TyIus
dasher for third which he rounded at
his most startling clip. The presence
there OF Mr. Crawford and the ironic
comments OF the coacher On duty
there failed TO stop him. For the plate
he continued his mad career Chase
had the ball. but even his Eoted
aplomb was so shaken that ne re-
Trained from throwing. In cloud OF
dust To slid across the plate where
he was waved out by the astute~ Jump.
The expression on the inely chs
eled features or Mr.. Crawford should
have been embalmed by some OF the
horde OF staff photographers who were
on the spot but none OF them had the
presence of mind necessary 10 poiat
the camera.
Summers Today.
Today Summers will take whirl OF
Stallings' demons. In all probability.
Manning will oppose. With SO much
bad ball out Of their systems ,he Wis
itors may be expected 10 go ahead and
exude something better right away.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-12
NEW DETRoIT.HILLsoALE TRAM
SERVICE

Commencing May 10 fast solid
through train will arrive from Hills.
dale over the Lake Shore and Michi.
gan Central. 1915 a. m: returning.
leave Detroit. Third-st. station, 5:45
y. M. daily
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-12
Glade Still pallies.

Pitcher Fred Glade is TO join the
Highlanders on May -. according To-
the latest report. By that time he
may decide TO report on June -. ana
eventually get there on oct. -.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-12
KelIy.Papke Odds stu Even.

SAN FRANCISCO. May There
Is brisk betting here on next Satur-
days 20 between Hugo Kelly ana
Billy Papke, with the odds about even
at present There appears to be more
Kelly money In sight. however. than
that backing Papke. Papke wished to
weigh In at the ringside, but Kelly
objected and they will weigh in at IL
a. m the day OF the fight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-12
sticks TO Ais Timber.

Fielder Jones. the retired White Sox
manager Is the president OF the Sheep
Creek Lumber company, OF Portland,
Ore.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-12

President Moves. ~ Washington.
has received notification from Presi-
dent Ban Johnson that Jim Delehanty
is eligible to play in Cleveland here
after Good for Ban.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Yr.trrdnY,. Re.nIf..

lesterday's Results.
Cincinnati "a. Boston
Chicago 3. New York 3.
BROOKLYN .. 81 Louis /
Pittsburg :, Phillies /
Today's Games.
Cincinnati at Boston.
II Louis a. Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
PlttsburR at Philadelphia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-12

Job Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co., Is John R.-st. Phone 1898.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Ne.frrdn,,. He.nIf.

Detroit l6 New York
Boston . Cleveland J.
Chicago 3. washington J.
Il. Louis D. Athletics o
Today's Games.
New York at Detroit.
Athletics at ST. Louis.
Boston ct cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-12
pelehantY Can Play.

.Anprentlce alLowance.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-13
1.-THE Roundup : ' !:!:;::
Noyenzed From dnund Days Meiodrama
Rv John MURRAY AND MILLS MILLER
ef;xed From, Edmund Days Melodroma
Holm MURRAY AND MILLS
Copyright 1905. by G. w. Dillingham; Co.

ing overalls were tucked into high
boots with Spanish heels and long
spurs. A Mexican hat with a bead
band topped head covered with
coarse black hair. which he inherited
from his Cherokee mother.
Save for the yulture floating high in
air not living thing was in sight.
With the caution of coyote Mckee
crept to the station door and peered
blinkingly through the open door into
the room The change from the daz-
zling light without to the shaded in
terror blinded him for a moment He
heard the heavy breathing of the Sleep
er before he saw him.
Returning to the mouth of the ar
royO, Mckee motioned to his compan-
ion to bring out the horses. When this
was done the two men cinched the sad
dies and made every preparation for
sudden flight. Lane and the horses
freight car on a siding. while Mckee
stole softly through the open door to
ole Man" TerrilFs side.
Now, the agent used as a safe de-
posit vault his inside waistcoat pocket.
the lock upon which was a huge safety
pin. For further defense he carried
revolver, loosely hung at his hip and
easily reached His quickness on the
draw in the hour of need and his ac
curacy of aim made him a formidable
antagonist
Some men are born into the world
to become its watchdogs, others to
become its wolves. The presence Of a
human wolf is. as it were, scented by
the human watchdog even when the
dog is asleep. Mckee was known in
stinctively as a man-wOlf to the born
guardians of society. Slim Hoover.
himself a high type of the man mas
tiff, used to say of the half breed:
II can smell that bar grease he Sticks
his hair with agin the wind. He may
be out O. sight an out o mind, when
sOmethin' tells me 'McKee's around
Then l smell bar grease, an the next
thing Bucky shows up with his in
grasheatin' grin. It's alluz grease
before meet as the sky pilot would
say"
''Ole Man" Terrill was Of the watch
dog breed Whether warned by the
instinct Of his kind or Weakened by
the scent of McKee's bear grease he
suddenly opened his eyes Like all
men accustomed to emergencies he
was instantly in full possession of his
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-13

81, even win yo.. :. 40 you do It.
Buck?''
Mckee gave a smile of cunning, In
scrutable superiority "Oh. it's jes' a
power have. Keen sabby.' as the
greasers say-I'm keen on the know
how. Why. I kin tell you more about
the money It's fer Jack rayson''-
"Now. there's whar yer way. off as
a cleervoyant. Buck" said Terrill tri-
umphantly You guessed oncet too
often. The three thousan' is county
money, consigned TO Sheriff Hoover.
Jack Payson has jes' lef' with pack
age from X. c.. but it wasn't money.
It was purity gilt chair-a weddin'
present fer the gal he's goin' to
marry"
At that moment the sounder Of the
telegraph began clicking the call of
the station. Terrill whirled about in
his swivel chair and faced the table.
Mckee stood close behind him. His
lips twitched nervously. His eyes mar
rowed as he watched every movement
Of the agents big shoulders as he Op-
Grated the key. At the same time the
half breed drew his revolver and COW
cred the back Of Terril's head.
The agent completed his message
and turned to continue his interrupted
conversation. He found himself gaZ-
ing into the muzzle of 44-big. it
seemed. as a thirteen inch gun. "Why
WHAT" he stammered.
TN actin jes' now as Sims dep
pity" said Mckee. "Unbutton an
han that money over"
Once having his victim in his power.
all the innate cruelty Of the Indian
blood of his maternal ancestors fash
ed to the surface. Terrill was at his
mercy. For one desperate moment he
would play with him, even torture him
as his forefathers had once made mis-
cradle the last moments Of captive.
He knew that unless he silenced Ter
rill his life must pay the forfeit.
Death was the penalty of detection.
The arm of the express company was
long. Ultimate capture was certain.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-13


wits, yet he pretended to be slightly
confused in order to get a grasp upon
the situation before greeting his Wis
itOr
"Howdy. Buck?" he said. adjusting
his revolver as he swung half round
In his chair that he might reach his
weapon more readily in an emergency.
Dustin or busted?"
"Well. I'm about even with the
game" replied Mckee, pulling from
his pocket a bag of tobacco and pa
pers and deity rolling a butterfly ciga-
rette. Coin to shake 1t before l lose
my pile. It's me fer the Lazy X
Dropped in to say goodhy.''
Terrill, who had recently had an
expensive seance with Mckee at
poker. demonstrated.
You ought to give me another
chance at you. Buck. Yer goin' away
with too much O. my money"
We'll, ole man. I'm likely to rob
you Nv lot more eff you hain't keer-
full" answered Mckee.
You can't jest yit awhile" said Ter
rill Dead broke"
law. come off. Everybody knows
yer a walkin' bank. Bet you got three
thousan' in that inside pocket Nv
yourn this minute"
Terril started at McKee's naming
the exact amount he was carrying. He
forgot his customary caution In his
surprise. well, you did jes' hit it,
shore enough. believe yer half
gypsy instid O half Injun Jes' like
yer KNOWN / stood pat on four O. a
kind when you had aces full an
THROWN down yer cyards fore l c'ud
-'- --sth Hc-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-13

"He drew on me- snarled Mckee
1T wasn't Dicks money, but you'll get
half. Shut up
The burning sun rose higher and
higher. The buzzard dropped lower in
the sky. The silence Of death brooded
over the railroad station.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-13
(Continued)

The place to get your ice skates
sharpened is at J. ]. Eyer's, 80 Mis-
sion street. *ss
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-13

s'The Roundup" started in the
Daily World Saturday, January 9.
Concluded from last issue.)
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-13

FINDING hard into Florence from
~ Sweetwater ranch, Bud Lane
hunted up Buck Mckee at his
Il l. fayOrfte gambling Joint and in
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-04-08
BREVTIts FROM VARIOUS PROPERTIES

ssAsSs sseSSSSsssw~S WAsV sAVS<s - 49,
on some Of the old workings o
the No. 2 level Of the Last Chanc
mine at Wardner. have made
shipment of ore to the smelter
E. w. Miller has the contract 70
hauling the ore from the min
and has just purchased q new
wagon and outfit to handle tn,
product. Several miners arr
employed In the work.
! CALEDONIA-A car Of higl
grade ore has been shipped
The ore will be tested at the
sampler works and will 60 K
either the Anaconda or Tacoma
smelter. The ore shipped car.
ries high values in silver. De.
velopment is being pushed ahead
rapidly in the shaft while a con-
siderable force is engaged on
the 3O0-foot level from which the
ore is being taken.
BURNT FOREST COPPER
A quit claim deed has been re-
corded by which J. s. Lee ST..
and ]. S. Lee Jr. abandon in
favor Of the company the Tobias
quartz claim. The properly is
located on Trout Creek on the
Montana side and has been under
steady development for some
time past. The force Of men ID
to be materially increased.
HECLA-The shaft is now
down about 80 feet below the
1900 level. It is the intention to
sink about 30 feet further and
then to cut a station when drift
ing will commence. A skip
pocket win also be installed
The property is one Of the Big
mines Of the district and is be.
ing managed by james F. Nc.
Carthy of this city.
DOUGLAS-The long raise
being run from the end Of the
tunnel has now been
driven about $50 feet and 26O
feet of work still remains to be
done. The raise has been in ore
all the way. One foot of this
ore has been Of clean shipping
quality and about two feet Of
concentrating grade. Two men
are engaged. A car of ore was
recently shipped but the returns
nave not yet been learned. The
nine is located on Pine creek
and is being developed under
he management of Thee Brown
# Kingston.
VORTEX 1T is expected that
resumption of work will be
made in this property. which
las been lying idle for some
ime. The workings have be-
ome filled with muck to a cer-
ain extent and it is the inten-
ion to have this cleaned out and
he property examined. A good
howing has been made. The
laims are located southeast of
he Polaris and west of the Verda
between Kellogg and
osborne.
NEW JERSEY-As announc-
d in a recent issue of The Min
r work has been resumed. "A
orce of seven men is engaged
present. A quantity Of new
lachinery is being installed. It
the intention to continue the
mixing Of the shaft which was
tarted some time ago. The
is located in the Kel- ,
'gg section and has been extern
vely developed. 4
AMERICAN COMMANDER (
is reported that all arrange J
tents in connection with the {
Sc of the lower tunnel Of the
unter mine have been COM {
leted. It is expected that work 9
nder the new arrangement, by
hich the property will be de-
aloped through the workings Of f.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-04-08

VVNOGh 4Hc IOlSB IOWSI
tunnel has been driven over 70(
feet and 1t Is expected that the
ledge should be encountered Al
about 755 feet according to sur
vey, allowing for the dip. Pro
gress is being made at the rate
Of from 40 to SO feet a month SC
that the ledge will probably be
encountered during the month.
The mine is located between
/ Wallace and Mullan and an ex.
cellent showing has been made
In a 60-foot shaft sunk from the
surface.
COEUR D'ALENE POWDER
Judgments against the COM
pany have been entered III con-
nection with the suits of Mrs.
Lydia Pico for 1902, James Ogil-
w as administrator for P. E.
Pico, $348.65 and James Ogilvy
for himself, $92.40. A suit has
also been started against the
company by Mrs. Margaret Wear
for $299.75 for damages alleged
to have been done to her resi-
dence.
COEUR D 'ALENE VULCAN
The compressor and other ma
chinery recently ordered have
been installed and a trial run
made at the end of the week was
most satisfactory. The force Of
men is to be increased and the
long tunnel pushed as rapidly as
possible. The mine is located in
the Osborne section and is being
developed under the manage
ment Of John P. Steier Of Wal
lace.
NABOB-A report, which has
been in circulation in the dis
trict for some time past, to the
effect that Twohy brothers of
Spokane were negotiating for
the control Of this property has
Lea, ooMcially denied. The mine
has been extensively developed
and it is the intention to run a
long tunnel to get depth on the
pre- shoot. The mine is located
IN the Wardner section.
DALMATIA--Some nice look
ing galena is being encountered +
n the face Of the drift, samples
# which have been brought to
hi, city by Manager Steve Bar
bora. About 60 feet Of mineral
bearing rock has been opened up
n the present workings and as
lays of this are being made.
The values are improving right
Ilong. A quantity Of supplies
we're taken down to the mine
Saturday. The property is To-
'ated on Pine Creek.
EXCELSIOR The contract let
ome time ago to Ryan & Echolls
+ Burke has been completed and
he mine is now being developed
" days pay. The crosscut tun-
lel is in about $50 feet. The
nine is located in the Burke sec
ion and is being developed under
he management Of Charles Girls
veil, foreman of the Great West
IN mine.
GUELPH-A special meeting
+ the stockholders has been
allied for April IL for the pur-
'ose Of taking under considera- h
ion the advisability Of increas-
ne the capital stock from 81, O00,-
90 to 81. 5000 The meeting
,ill be held in the company's
fices in Wardner. The mine is
nder steady development. |
AMY-A large amount Of lum-
er and other supplies have been
lken down to this property To-
ated on Pine creek and as soon
, the necessary buildings have
cen completed extensive devel-
oment operations will be COM +
enced. It is the intention to 9
S..s.~ A. = ..~s~n ,,.sAI ~Is.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-04-08

ltt ~@WsseA(~SJ SGsSSes~s ssssS was tsSss
and others for the recovery O
about $3.50 alleged to be value @
certain timber together wit
damages has been postponed an
it is believed that a settlemen
will be made out of court.
MOONLIGHT--The annua
meeting Of stockholders has beef
called for May in Wallace
Arrangements will probably b
made for q resumption Of worl
at the meeting. The property
adjoins the Hercules mine a
Burke on the east.
AURORA-SAMPSON--An q
grsement has been placed on
record by which Mrs. Mary Ho.
kola will sell to Chris Nygren Of
Burke 81, 1921 shares. The con.
sideration is $500. Mrs. Hoko-
Ia recently gave Nygren an OPP
tion on 30. 900 shares Of the same
stock.
COLUSA-A number Of men
interested in mining made an
inspection Of this property to-
wards the end Of last week. The
inspection is said to have been
quite satisfactory and it is ex-
pected that q large block Of the
treasury stock will change hands.
The mine is located on Pine
creek.
CARNEY COPPER An as
sessment Of three mills q share
has been levied on the capital
stock payable on or before May
l. The delinquent sale will be
held in Mullan June /.
COPPER CROWN--A special
meeting Of stockholders has
been called for April 23 at the
company. offices at Mullan. A
new board Of directors will be
elected and reports from the
company's officers submitted.
John Hendrickson is secretary
Of the company.
MISSOULA COPPER Dia-
mond drilling has been resumed.
The men have been unable to ex-
tract the two broken bits but a
new prospect hole is being run
beside these. The mine is To-
Gated in the Mullan section.
H. E. M. Location notice of
the Fleeta claim in the Evolution
district has been recorded.
TEMPLE Joe Endrizzi has
brought suit against the COM
pany for the recovery Of about
$1,000 said to be due for work
done under a contract. The
management claims that the
terms Of the contract have not
been fulfilled. The mine is To-
Gated in the Burke section.
C. D'A.- IDAHO-It is the in
tention to increase the force Of
four men employed at present
by the addition Of another shift.
The property adjoins the North
American and Big Creek mines
on Big Creek and has been un-
der development for some time
past.
DARBY-The annual meeting
Of stockholders which was called
for last week has been postpon-
ed for 30 days owing to the fail
ure Of the necessary amount Of
stock to be represe.. lied.
IDAHO BELCHERA meet 5
ing of the directors was called !,
n Mullan recently, and a num- !
Der Of bills against the company :
paid. The development of the
mine was discussed. The prop ,
srty is under steady develop ,
nent with a force of three men !,
The mine is located !
II the Mullan section. T.
/ BOBBY ANDERSON-It is i
exported that a deal is pending '
" the result of which develop X