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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-15
Park City Ore Shipments.

Park City, Feb. 1.-THE ore shipments,
in pounds, for the week ending Satur-
day evening were as follows:
~ DDp
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-15
UTAHN GETS LEASE
ON BOURNE LEDGE
Roberts Has Ground Next to
Jarbidge Big Strike;
Other Leases.
Especial to The HeraId-ReprbHcanJ

Especial TO The Herald-RepUbli
Twin Falls. Idaho, Feb. l4-Ed Roberts,
large owner in the John J. DAILY com
pany of Utah, arrived from Boise last
night with the announcement that he
had secured a lease of 300 feet on the
ledge and 300 feet on each side, on the
Bourne original discovery ground, thus
confirming rumors which have been IN
circulation here for two weeks that Jar
bidge will be a leasing camp, on terms
somewhat similar to those prevailing dur
ing the early days of GOlddeld- Roberts
was much gratified over having effected
this deal, and says he will be at work
on the lease by April 1.-THE date at
which operations have 10 be mausu-
rated in compliance with the contract
This lease runs for one year, with priv
ilege of a second, at option OF lessor. he
has first choice of ground atJef IEe
North Star Mining company (oWner
shall have reserved 800 feet on the ledge,
where the discovery was made Wnich -
TO be worked under the direction OF u A.
Bourne on company account Roberts Is
taking in provisions and supplies, in
tending to inaugurate operations heA'
week. ...-.,
A second lease was given on the same
,DrOperty to John Pingree, banker Oh
Ogden, and C. E. Hart under similar
terms and conditions. and thlrd 10
Frank Riddle and A. d. Stafford, OF TINS
citv which must be on d parallel ledge
first choice. There is room for about
seven similar leases. which, II is under
stood, the company intends letting on
the main ledge. All this work is 10 start
on April J.
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open Board

Beck Tunnel 200 at l2c.
Colorado. 400 at SOC.
Ely Calumet. 100 at 25c: 800 at Dc, buy.
n 80.
May Day. 1900 at Sc.
South Iron Blossom, 10000 al pc.
Tintic Empire 600 at 1C
Uncle Sam. coo al 40c: 100 at 39lac
Shares sold, $500
Value of shares, Sc. 951 %.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-15
Another Company to Lease.

It is understood that the Belmont-JaI-
bidge company, owning the next ulScoN-
ery west of the Bourne, and OF Whlch W.
A. stevens of this city, is general man,
ager. and J. NJ. Maxwell, secretary, VIII
also let leases. Stevens started nor camp
last night to inaUgurate work on TINS
property on company account ana. II Is
said. also to block out that part OF the
dixie which is an extension Of the Bourne
ledge. which il is intended to throw open
10 leaSers. 49,.
Dan Greenwalt has Just sent men into
camp to begin work ON the Bunker I'M
c.roup. owned by a company IN Whlch
Lewis Mccormick. Of Salt Lake, is inter
eSted.
other companies contemplate auopl!!h6
the leasing system as soon as spring
opens. Arrangements of them all take
the position that it is better to nave, TOT
instance. ilG0 men working on develop
manf i'm many different places, than 10
permit properties to remain idle. Accord
ingIv. there is "a fair prospect that IN re
spect 20 leasing the quick deVelopmehI
of am output of ore. JarbidEe will repeat
the history of Cripple Creek and Gold
field
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I.ymlnEton and the Bullock. the great Ger.
nia-whiCh holds the speed record for
he Old Queens courss-could NOT pass
West ward.
-Germania. from being about q couple
81 minutes ssisrn AZ l.ymington. caught
West wspi bet wen Bab and Bullock. but
pass her she could not, and baIr by pretty
little msnruNre familiar to all class racing
men shook on tlermania again when 40
yards from the Bullock buoy. then reas hing
back to toNes pretty well Cloee hauled, the
West ward kept The tiermAnia in her wake
lhalNS-a. a well known writer on yachting
topics, wrote a letter to the Field In Nhhh
he said
md YOU notire to-day the clever way IN
h,s Spinnaker when running nearly dead
before the wind
The sail was specially cut and the ropes
sH~I ~. STTanS~d 30 a, . to ,hToT nssrIT
the mast and into huge reaching sail
hoisted and cut and arranged specially 20
receive u Viewed from the front the yacht
loon. and she certainly felt and responded
willingly
Nothing Of the kind vas observable on
the other big s'hOoner-. and the shamrock
being a cutter has not the same space for
putting up large reaching foreeail TO lee
ward Tor the spill out OF the spinnaker
" seems 70 me that We have -om'tlnK
wind Are we not too fond Of hottlinK up
the wind nv placing our sails square to the
wind In running? Such action must rAuae
%s S%Ie sa ;Ss !a ssa an me Sn
on the sail which may he leSs In value than
the pressure produced by flow Of wind
from one side OF the sail 10 the other. and
e~pe, tally so II that nOw l. caught nv an
other large .ah and then used as an add
tional force for pTopellinE the yacht. Ihis
IL really somewhat analogous TO q turbines
steam or water IL thrown from one yane to
another eaTh helping to turn the shaft
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WORN ron JOCKEY CIIB.
Ci.se % q. .ng Won't Interfere with Inn.
pro, Ing Breed ef Horses.

Inc closing OF racing in this Sat. on
september will not bring any lesseninx
~ ths inie~e-' and attention in the several
depa ri ents Of the Jockey Club tina. we're
organized for tho purpose OF improving
he breed Of horSes The motives in or
ganiZAtion we're sincere and the work vii
go on a. thoroughly and - earnestly a. N
The turf m this part Of the country u.n.
IN he height OF it, prosperity
In keeping With promises made when he
bureau wa- organized tho Iockey Club mi.
fall VIII oner special premiums Of $50 each
diy idsd a. follows 81 to the first ti5 To
he second and SO 10 the third for the
produce ~ stations placed by the bureau
foal- Of 1910 These premiums will he
~ he following COUNTIES Jefferson Evje
Onondaga. Livingston. Mestchester Nas,
-au. schuyler. O-Nego. Orange. Madison
'ortland. Fulton and others
stations placed nv the bureau show thai
about tao thousand foAs have been re-
corded, sired by these thorouGhbreda The
breeding bureau was organized late IN InnS
consequently the oldest of the foala are
nov three year Olds and reports from the
oNner- Of such horses are encouraging
IA fact what was though to be an exneri =
ment. that - the mating Of the thoro,Igb
bred shh the cold blood or the half bred
mare has proved success hitch 10 on RTeai
benefit 10 the farmers Of the state ana
country generally
The latest stallion to he placed bv III.
bureau u Traveller. q son Of Prince " Mel
bourne "" has been assigned 10 he army
lake from Fort Ethan Alien Vermont uer.
there u sure 20 = big demand for hi. sey
Woes. for The recent effort 10 enCourS Se
the Improvement Of the mounts for tbe
localHl~a
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THE CHESS PLAYERS CORNER
roc LESTER y. y. STAFF WET
ING PROMISES GREiT GIESS
Metropolitan. Philadelphia. nOston aud
BuraIo Teams Expected To ne Pres
enI- Interstate Match of New York.
Pennsy " anita and Massachusetts

To Judge from rho genera interest fakr
IN he ioFfhrowlu: meeting 81 ih~ Now
NOra state hoe. A--p,fH'rOn 'IS congress
which will ~ op-nct 80 M. Root hester Z hes
club fo-mofroN sNrufuc and continued NJ
Tho Ench--'er Nu,r' ,|ur. ~un,meryiIIe
y y uu 'r" hyu.S of fue Geue--s River
near On'Hrin Bsa,n pu Iu--ds,e promises
20 10 highly -I,u.>~tI| For REASONS 30 ht, h
,auuoi very vol boz. explained the ,'uh- of
TINS ms'tnpo'- hs," ~ late wears l','"u
very apa'he'i' ~ regard, the dntug~ uf tue
New Nor. STATE ,h->S N~-o,Iaiton and
even ~ ms are nuu' b. a.. po-itINelN knoV u
only That fN" champion Of the Roe h"-s
club. Ien~nv rrl". Will attend The meet
ing - del"gai" of hts ,.ub. While frank
i Mtr,ns. ~" on hI~ NAV oy"r from
Iurors '." also geo fu hu,t"-'"f ~nou-t
he GO hrra u rinr
K"uu".h : Upo trd the manager ct he
'ongre-- wrlr-- FROM Eu, hester tht' 80
FAR not a single Inc ha~ r-y,h~,t INN ~
reply 80 numerous letters he has written
20 onicia,~ %. METROPOLITAN .Iuu~. the l't."
'he-s club "Nr~pIrd % = Ike pulling
teeth vri'e- howard. 20 go = repi, iron,
officials "a New ioTA Philadelphia IN
M other hand vii 80 adequately repre-.
sentei AMONG hose Who VIII make the
trtp - Enrn..-'er go : " hampton u
SruaT' Goarn~,n. Matter Penn ShIpl~v.
" ! Ferrs = Uru-t.l and = sharp
So far kenneth Hovaid has been assured
ma, delegation IMPOSED of HarioN y
Dalv and y NaIro't NEI Start frnm
Boston Nhi'e Bu-u'u Wi n- rspTrs
nv pr , ~ia.s"rvald y Watson.
g Hark VI tl.uh"rE ~ Holmes Nlherj
koon- and siege.
Teams from I.p. hr.."-. Svrt.I-a. I'tga.
Albany =, h-na, adj. iIu.. E,'ue. seneca
Fails aud other places M state have prom
ised 'hc.t support. ru' he ~Ni,i ,umuu.
'ion ~ the" teams has not come To- hand
so far Iu" .ouErr~s Nil he rupsn-d "a.
morrow r."urng With a business meeting
while -'ar' n 'he PLAYING m all events
will he made rrobth', not before TUESDAY
IN ne afternoon Mpgld -ps competitors
would do wise uo' 'u postpone writing TO
ksuue'h = Howard Livingston building.
RochpS'"r. y ~ one" 'u make sure of a
place m any Of the team ma. h-, and tour
news
lhf- week r.,'uTas tr" of .uu.uHl 90
faresi Ih" rm .ur.' ul he bUIIitnc shows
he place Whrf" DO" International HtmhIlg
tournament Wa- VIts rd Whfla o. the group
picture 20 Wi boz un.r'-d .g,r 'h- N'l snow
msrrurulitu uIly"r 4 ~'"rur"r:. = u"r.I.
her of ~" N1nhl''.n and Roe hess ..',-
~ New orb tnd \.Ntr,. D. much 100
terested spectator ~ r. same PLAYED be- y .'.n
'hs new Berlin ,r,,L. idu,ri It~a"r NO.
a relative 81 tho b NIPPON 'ut 'n" SN.--
pert n Iuhner
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'hs-s literature has boon enriched nv
tie appearance - Two books bea rug ne
nam" ~ pr Emanuel Ga-S-r. fI- only 'on-
iHh. IONS outside Of magazine ana new
papsr aprE since the rublt'atiCu %. ,oiu-
mon -eu-~ N less The FRS edition 0f
Winch Ta- long sITr' neon exhausted Inc
larger ana NOR" prrtru'ous 81 fhe two j.
the American edition Of ~ - peter-b.r
Congress Roo n iP'p. beng translation
Of le o@i,,al hook edited b., ~ .hamplon
win 10" '"'larora' n 40 ~. rnamsnt
comm tee ana printed uy hIui IA German
There arc ~ pages obtaining only Dr
IsskrTs part ~ the original work linus
10 placed a. he disposal 81 all English
readers ami students ne full s"r ~ he
nas'ers games, including hi. own The
value ~ the volume consists N nc col
lection - ~" -rore- IN 'Onplets form IN
the fact that 70 - tho "rs' book recording
. tournament anticipate VA bv the .ndis-
putsd world = Champion and edited by him
and above all "a ths champions own an
nota'ions ~ the gam~- These are rlear
and roncise. free from an -uperf"islttieS
and are Justly the sourc. % some prde ON
the part oi the author Referring 20 them
IN his preface. he remars- This - hook
in which analysis - accurate The nitro
duc'ion IL literally illustrated vith eHc-Ilen,
group pictures 81 contestant and officials
The Rice gamblt - the -rh ect Of the
Other hook from 'lpe pen Of ~ Iasker
" = me NTH edit Of that nos famous
op"ning which. hearing the stamp NJ tho
Champion aprr"t a. may nov 10 regarded
a. -.niH"uri, ser t,"all~ for all rta,'fr,I.
rIfr"-s- Nf'-r speaking q kInd Vord m
80 fnirod H''Ton IN bahaIr - gaubIt- N
Ssre'al bf Ia.ker deliver. 'hfs nT.tutpr ,,n
|Ne lice garIIF
Nrrt- nor fn-r Ert,l must rl,v
f'""iins.' y"l not 'u il' M" ne nY"r-
"Hs '.fr- ana 200 up'aIn q ururuI-. ng game
80 U"- toms rh.,b trI-a 100 M. Race varrbr
o. H. Y ...f prrsle'|- 'u nofh 'Ns fr-i and
90 on H.N. o. and END 'n'f. 90, 90 'h.rsfnrs
IN no ''. r. rH'"E. #a H .H..-- f't,s. might
- '" 80" If" I..,.. .'tu.... a n o. o. 80
'4I.st.s s-.., or .F.. ..r.|.-, ,r. 81 80
ana no -f don.
," -'.rH - 'r" Roc ..rrN.' 80 'aId ~,
~ $50 l'Hn- 100 ..f. rIr.. mo-. . rnrr.,sls,s
-nn ~" 100 '.' moi. ~. H'.... tI u,t'ar
WAHee 'fi.''. r'.d .'s log 't..s .l,-.
G.' 800. 100 .+..r.. utH M, ~
seen Ihs "'f. ~ establishing This op.n
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$4,000 POR HASN'T.
whitne, nu,s Champseo Twe-yesr-O,d
PiIiy To Run In England Next Year.

SAnAIoo. August :O-H p Wh,tn.v
through an agent paid s5O 90 for tn. tyo-
year old rlly Bashti by Adam -Dis,d
vantage. AZ the sale Of the Newcastle 81 bio I.
two year old. 10 day Ra-hti the uinn.,
OF the spinaway. vernA'. Astoria and CrI.
terion stakes has . royal chance to win
the Futurity. after which shc will he s.nt
to Engisnd 10 carry the whitney silks IN IN.
'lassic Oaks neat year and other i'm portant
fixtures
when BIDS we're called for there was .
large crowd on hand and Mr.. whitney's
agent began With an otter OF o.. 900. where.
upon :. I Hildreth took q hand. until IN,
price had been boosted 10 s.s 600 Then The
whitney agent bid y3O, 200 and secured he
nny ~ ihat nRure The other tWo.veaT-
olds that brought o. 900 or more we're a
FEoPEgTr or NEwrAsr;I STEELE
Rsshu br BY Ndsm--Dlssdvsntase n
whitney aao noo
n.ns.T Mar = ny s.mproalr.- F6rr'
Rry.I ns'so, g s,, E q star shoot queen =.
Herod,a co by Adsm "ild Tsyme.
~e,h' 81 2 by Ndsm Pur,ty. - uI..y !asp
idsm hcts ~ BY Adam. craze CAN.
rally mera. b. :. hy Nda" EIlango~sn
Nuineer. en- ny wstercre., ITi,steer.
pRorEPrT ~ orHHR ouNsrs
S',u by lan'ond jubilee Mis-
i'snhuTS & Quinn " ~
~, . N,sgr ~ ~, hy i'n"urE I'scA
rr,,.nd. ch {, y Golden Marin Pre-
N.r't,sn. b. ny hroomsucE sue smish
pr,rt,,s : Iiaasy n :. ~ Br-om,ucs-
Fo'arhne. Z }. ireland. .............. I.ns
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Fh.'e seen piece
Whit 70 pay snd ms'- In 'vo ra,-,
soLrTioN To FHoHiYN 80 "a
q RS ~ ~ 20 kW Oh A.
e. ; % Or rs ' os ~ s.
y rs RAP /, y ~ ~ a.
~ Any DINER y %. =
Q re- So
,otrec' soII'lon' 20 borh thsse problem. ..
c-ived from k'nu~'h Hogg S-,s Vo,I edo,
~ ~ taldaln. NOrwsH. Conn Miner Tyo,T
bridge. bghys SONa ~o,tls IS u Peel 81.
YORK cts Warnrr phtladelthis y.
Wurstnn. NsN ho'k dry " Rtai~s pyooSr
Iva Nan NserS" phssal y
oreri solution reCriN ~ tn 10 a iron, u a.
: TaimAg" Landing y " "
orte'i -Oiu.ioB> r~ori. ~ 10 20 - from o.
" ridrinauu. IatbIsh y \ = Nffsyt -
nork ci'' John g.. Hnr rIrrn- u L-guIn ~
Nddltiorsr correct solutions .c-l,ed To No :,
berger. HToozNn "
sori'T n 'osEgsPoSrtNr.
1HE ~rN feadsrs are resp~~tftIIy ,.ou..,.,
rot 10 ssuf any sOlutions 70 the columns pyob
lrws fof NTN feAdrT~ tn his DEPARTMENT an
lsiters Frsp~' ting this department are 10 h- ad
dreNscd n 'heN, EDITOR the tbess PLAYER.
'ornef. NhSn prompt Att-n lion viii ~ sfvvn
N Al rorre>ronttnr~ Vr~L by we.
roRHssroNDtNcV
NildsnbrrEcr. HrooENn Your Is,,.,
,nnisnlng Noluilon' tn No- - sEi IS di1 rot
'hhrss Ro.s Isst chatham :. 70,
vHfied 81 - entrance Zee Tor oT sOrfs spondsn ce
tourney In ras~ three additional So rssdsy.
you'd ~" 20 10 iksvi~s new section could be
made 10.
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fGI /uksftorfs Old handling OF the qurrn :
pANn game. the immortal Iukrr'ort- Dackburne
game Ia the London tournament In iNs3. ~ IL
Interesting 20 note that the practice OF the mas
'ef> hATk> back occA SionAllN to variat lions thai
arc odd ma long forgotten Marshall and Ale
hlne Tor in>tanrr. favor the stoutNAll an open
ing which lipke TUNED to Account With excellent
'esuit> many year ago In TIA plsyrT /, slways
>Afr against sUfgT~ss Of theoTN
- In conjunction with the s~tAhIIsnm-nt of
ne Gnighi ~ KS this T. TIE point ~ The whole
plan o. CampAien The hattie SCARED SAlwe
conducts The attack against The youthful Tux
iishmAn with refrrshing NzoT
~ BNhi ~ once would have been better
a be'teT would hsNe been Or -. AFTER which
the subsequent ronlbnA lion bN black would have
been Impossible DSH's,lts Hst'sH,sh.tF
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Yachts Change HANDS

The following trsnsfer ~ ya'n
reported by n n Crowin-h~d ~
IN. n foo, .chooner Crusader seq
M Cheney NJ Savannah 20 WiIh"
Dray;on 81 New York IA NJ
The 20 foot steam va"h' cara -,csis.
n Ranks of Albany - 10 M
man -. - -
Tn. Herre-hon bull Rar Hs''"'
,loo1 Bal sold nv 0Iv N'r"Itr ~
rAhelfoFd Of Washington .,,-as.
The - foot cruising power N7A .~na
cold by e II Small 10 q Boston ya'n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

.H y i veil known there Il not much In this
particular NhsiAuOu Irur, white succeeds In
sol tins Nis adNsrSaf,' = o.. hut the latter
yr's ruiyaer drNronw~nt ~ ought to
uumr 'nto uousideTa', Ion here
80 u r. is 20 b. preferred here The teIt
move u~rr, no d'nruitie- - hiack
o. ~ H.. then y ~
0 % ~ IA would rot h- good az
re, o. .. % k.r IN
White ir.', hard but vaiuly to ge' an I'd
'Hr'nsr owing to h'> adversary correct pay
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Ing has meant much moro than mere anAly ale
OF the early play. II has serN ed to SmphA-
sire the fact that slightly inferior force
need not he underesiiInated Also thu highly
de-lrable quality of perseverance has re-
CelNcd deserved enCouTa cement
Following = another selection of games
PLAYED IA the recent Hamburg International
tourney
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SpielmAnn narue, shen II. K-ks, B-Ks: IS.
Bah. 9Kb and P-BS Was played.
~ Useless. as white cannot eoaunue p o.
any how Kku and XXX ought 10 have
bcen con idrred here
" oih.rw!s. the ihre.,ening pap would have
been unpleasant
IN Now every defence IL excluded. In fart
there II no way to save the game nov.
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%. Tr.chu.Arn - fs- pIsye splendid,
.r. n hl"rdsr vr ~ Io-Ss n pawn ;. ~ ~ kh,
20 hats nrrn .ANef here
r.. Paved w'r 'Nc'N'rE ros.'lon Judgment
To remain Si'h bishops ~ opVo>ife coIo-. would
have he~n had a. the b'sfUH Np4'i have hem
very strong On ~
q IN Instead r.sr. so..i have captured
The ~
10. D~c.'ar po.f'.on when white cAnno, force
On any vote
FFoHIEN 80 ~ ~. HBHI.Nu
nlArs 81 I-sr.s
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TOPICS OF THE DIAMOND
LAST SECTIONAL >ERITS ~
BF0 ERAGI rs.
Gain % the PiitsburEs and suI'i P,.. -,
the Athletics the vain De, eIaom.,,.
Aftermath Of the Giants-Pir,,.'
Battles Details Of the IoD,..,-

h. 80 81 "a
<.,ion.I -. ,,.,.,i.,, ny n.
..,i.. ,h,,, ,.In.~t -, - 'Hhal
m "a. -, 4. an ,r,,i'.,,.. =, FANS
-, ,,,.in,.,,, 49,. - - ~ .a' 'nAr
pi,,.hurrs ere ,IoSl,. .n1 .,,..,-.' -.--h u.
I'M, ,h. ,,,h. rh. ,--'hanI
,honSh ,h. p,,,,.s -. - n T.
.,,on.., ..n. ~. .,..,t,.r 80. .ns he
xi,hin The L., ,h,.. -. 49,. hH'.
huvs one asain.t .,,,.h az
mo 'uos' ana the latter are lus' a. likely
to 90 as fast 10 the vtre a. the pir,,..
The Cubs made a. strong a finish lac, -.
a. the chamr,on. .nd !, -. S-asoa
,er's lead which enabled them 10 s..p n
front
..r,Ionai series a,no-, as r,,,,,' - ~ I"
49,. did ,n.ir ELL. =, - w
League In tho series that closed IN The W.,
last week The PirateS won ele,s, 80.
and lost only four In IN. E..t vbr. ~.
west the Alhle'ic~ won thirteen sgTrss an4
lost only four. Their last 'rip through N.
West practically cIinched the n,y n, -.
.,,'', cS Ihptooao'
stump compared 10 Pht-hnrR- eleven
and four IN the East. Chicago- record n
nine games won and I'VE lost doasn', -
=. ~ ,La chs 80 s,i,, :, g, p'a
-, 'her
dInh w me LaS', nut ~ New lofA 'hsv
nsht any harder than clarke. ,r.r b.,
,heir game US mora nn,sbsd an, r., -. =,
49,, 20 .',,,, - go ~ MAJ
got on bases developed much better 'h,a
AnvthinR the Pirates showed n that i'm.
The pittshurzs Weren't ,s rssorr,s,,T -,
- -. ,-,.-,..- = ~ =. -
INC 'uo- IN torNhtulhk paNe tHhn"i> iheir
tactics we're less skllfhl and didn' nan oa'
a. well Vet there we're hints 81 thai od
iS ndeJ Tie remnant Tor The 'bsT-1'o,. ~. ~.
wear A. a matter OF fact The PuushuTr.
went NJ aRain-, better PITCHING IN New ioT.
lhsh ne us hlu M ,'lshl p'I'hefS H'''
hsra s'
The records 81 the teams m me last go.
,,onal series we're Ne" lork Won los'
~ n,1o ~ m p, Nh q, On
burg won. IL LOST. cincinnati van
lost . Chicago won. = lost ~ Loan.
Won. lo-' -. Zach section Son ihirv
zane Th eNsn sls' 1911, m,..' -.
didn't show sufficisnt result. 10 er'onr,s.
the hope that they could overhaul The fWo
teams ahead 81 them There - M Dhinos
tot snth oNcrhAunhs unIeS, me- 20 mueh
teams v., 70 ~oTns StilI sft.T N. 80.
lei, here early this month tho Giant. rl,vsd
the most consistent and vigorous San.
ihry nave shown ms Sasnh I'VE. pnyef
~ 80, nost ~ ,hsir h.p,. r.
dispisved good fEhting spirit POM. N
their favor are Their pitching stan = pr.'ty
good Just nov hey nave me lead ~ hni.f
o. ,he , ,hr ,,, ~ ia ms,In ~ ~,
instance are showing more rrofci.nrv
with timely hits fault " hich has cropred
IN lstely H. poor Judgment IA running hass'.
not IN stealing, hut m knowing iusi hon n
matter to he de"ided on the instant ARD
generally must he decided each man for
himself
The Highland made the pO0Fss' .hnu-
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100 ~ KB1 cAr'- IN confederation h.r.
'u'coding ~ connn"r s'"f % F's. y MS rh
Win rtstiinz
me r'nnlny - 'h~ sn.rH' f. rA'hsr noon
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,il Here the eAchAnge OF for kt ought TO have
come into con sidera tion.
. -, p 9ktS would have been the more eau.
tb or Coursr not ONB on account Of = OAP
a \ >perdler process would have b~en -
OAR Cd. X nkt.. -. y kts en- aud ~ R Oh
- IN incomprehenslhle blundet' B-Ot or
Y " would have secuTei an rnsy NIctoTl
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I y ITsve' \, IaNNrr IN = an lar 0osI'on
sFN'Us' tsrlsf
- White 80, RAJ hlark hAN The '~'rs- pos ton
Hs nov tire, 'u &C. 'h' s'ra,, D. .,ruu,r- ~
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MILTON, IND.

Milton. Ind. Sept. 3O.-Mrs. Clyde
Leverton has gone to Martinsville.
Mrs. Florence Warner is at Dayton
Ohio and expected soon with Miss
Hazel Hook to visit their relatives DR.
and Mrs. sweeney.
Miss Mettie Hicks visited her aunt
Mrs. Virgins At Reid's hospital, Wed
nesday.
Abner Crull, formerly Of Milton, but
now OF Huntington called On his nep
hew, Walter Crull and wife, yesterday
Mrs Ernest Doty spent yesterday al
Richmond.
Word came yesterday that Chris
Hinshawe will probably remain an
other month at Traverse City, Mich.
where since the first OF September
he has been filling another ministers
pulpit.
Chas. Boyd Of Cambridge City wal
greeting friends here. yesterday
Miss Nellie Jones xaS gTeetin1
friends and shopping at Richmond
Wednesday.
Mrs. Keck and daughter. Mr.. Deins'
Of Arcade spent yesterday with Mr.
and Mrs. John. COME.
Geo. Rothermel made 4 BUSINESS
trip TO Richmond yesterday.
Miss Nora Campbell II some improv
ed Her sister. Mrs. Winsett of Rich
mcnd n attending her- Mis- Caup
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tanned Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Smith and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Butler OF Ger
mantown spent Thursday afternoon
here.
Isaac Brunback and John Miller
have returned from their fishing trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Rinehart and
daughter are spending a few days
with his mother. Mrs. Phoebe Rine.
hart, east OF town.
Charles Backenstoe, one Of Hagers-
towns leading citizens, was married
to Mrs. Florence Halsted of Nashville
Tenn, on Saturday the Gath. at Nash
vile. The couple spent their honey.
moon in the south. The bride is
known here. having been a guest al
the home Of Henry Halderman several
times. Hearty congratulations are ex
tended to them by the many friends
Of both. They will reside In Hagers
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Keever spent the
day Thursday at Connersville and Wis
tied Harry Hadley who is i'll.