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BY ARTHUR DEVllN.
Veteran Third Baseman Now with
q Boston, who for Many Years Has
Been Rated at the Head Of
His Class as a Player.

II shows what little thing It takes
TO turn a game. TO change a pennant
race and upset the work OF a whole
season. made a blunder once that.
while II isn't uncommon, always
shall think was the worst | ever made
In my life.
II wasn't so much the mistake itself
as the way II came up. and its effect.
that makes the blunder seem so bad
TO me. have made the same play or
similar plays many times, and every
other man who has played third base
has made them, but that doesn't ex.
cuse Il. knew II was mistake. but
couldn't help It. It don't tell this
TO excuse myself. as It doesn't make
any difference now, but maybe II will
cause the fans TO go a bit easy on
some young fellow II he makes the
same kind Of a break.
II was when 7 was playing third
base for the New York team in 1905.
We were the leaders. but the Chicago
club was beginning to get strong, and
at the time was pushing us hard and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-04

Harry Krause rises Willie Mitchell
falls
Tho deal was consummated the
other day which calls for the ex
change Of Mitchell to Toledo for
krausc
Professional baseball PLAYS funny
pranks with It's deyotees Lefty
Krause came into the American
league in 1909 with The usual bare of
trumpets. aud also the usual dope
from the skeptics Some predicted
Whirlwind success for him "Rube'
Marquard failure to produce was
well engraved upon the public mind
then and the question. Is he another
lemon held a prominent place
among a large number o. the fans.
Krause was soon called the sensa.
ton Of the season He silenced his
detractors by winning eighteen and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-04

threatening to win out The series
meant, or seemed TO mean, the decis.
ion OF the pennant race. and OF course
both teams were fighting hard We
had a lead OF one run. and In the last
Of the eighth. Slagle. and | think
Chance. got on bases with no one
out The play of course was to sac.
rifiCe, and We we're all set for IT, The
first bunt was foul. and the next was
strike. | backed up a bit. not too
car to come in. but far enough TO pro-
tect myself II a sharp hit came In my
direction IL was thousand 10 one
the batter would not try 10 bunt
again-but he did, and as | saw the
ball come rolling toward me down
the third base foul line | went in
al TOD speed | saw that ball just as
plainly as | ever saw anything In my
life saw that Il was going foul. and
that the batter would be out on
strikes but / was so crazy 10 make a
play that for the life OF me / couldn't
let s, go. Il was Just on the foul
line when | made dive. grabbed Ii
and shot 20 FIRST got the man but
the other runners moved up. went
back 20 my position. almost sick at
tao idea Of making such a break. and
! almost prayed for the next two 10 90
out One popped out. but the next
mashed a hard hit 20 center. drove
home two runs and beat us right
there. We scored one hit IN the ninth
and ogcncd g. up. but in the tenth We
loss o. i, had only let that bail
rall q foot or two further and kept my
hands OF 90 VIC would have won the
game Chicago took the series and
for % time II looked as n they would
ovortake rs and win the pennan-. but
We pulled ahead later and cinched H.
II We had lost that championship I
always should have blamed myself for
FOR q. II was a little thing but you
car see how such little things count
Copyright. by W G. Chapman)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-04

n U.u.s Zimmerman does not
lead The national league 10 extra
base drives this season d. will not be
his fault The Bronx boy Is simply
numbering the bal All Of bis drives
are OF the hardest and cleanest kind.
All pitchers look alike 10 tho batting
sensation OF The day. HelnIe is very
popular among his fellow players and
they are roofing hard FOR him TO win
the automobile 20 be awarded TO tia
most valuable player TO his club.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-04

losing eight games Greater things
were expected OF him the following
season. The greater things diin 2
materialize Tho campaign OF 1910
found Krause snatch.rg FOR success
like a dying man grasps Tor a straw
but finding Il far from bis reach He
won six and lost Elk. even though be
had the club behind him which Hon
the American league pernant and AT
erwa-ds tho worlds series from The
Cubs
In 1911 his fortune vas no better.
He won seven and llsf six
H started 1912 on tria. Tho trial
snded when De lost two games He
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-04
Hearing Things.

Hank ODay Is beginning 10 hear
about the fellows that want bis job
for next year. Only two short months
ago Hank was the only manager that
ever had held the Job as leader OF thu
Reds. but the fans and critics there
have always been tickle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-04
Griffith Pleased with Youngsters.

Manager Griffith OF Washington Ia
convinced that he has three young
pitchers with lots OF ability IN Engel.
Mgsser and Cushion. They are con.
san'lv improving and next year
should show these youngsters % Re
pitchers % high class
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-04
phlllles Want Players.

Horace Fogel has announced than
The Phillies sre IN tho market for men
and viii pay a. hlgh as $4,000 per
each Tor the right kind Of players.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-04

Yesterdays Results
Lincoln, o; St Joseph, .
Wichita. . Omaha. Z.
Topeka. =; Des Moines, \
Denver. Z Sioux City. 4
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Firestone tires and tubes Abs0-
lutely the best. Most miles per dol
Jar FOR you. sam u. Vaughan.
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PINCH HIT BY JIMMY COLLINS WON REMNANT

ONE day baseball historian will
est hd blsenan the has produced" that player
Jimmy Collins who world
and hits II will be challenged by who
does OF
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Yesterday. Results

Batteries Hendricks and Simon
Richie. Ruelbach and Needham
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-04-27

though ii is now selling at an as.
tcnishingly low price and on terms of
no money with order, trial free in
your own home. Nothing to pay at
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lhe typewriter for the smallest or
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II you could possibly make any
use OF high grade typewriter CIV.
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the agency in your town on a plan
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FORFEITURE NOTICE

TO Geo. l.. Stone, II; {. +. Lacey ii.
You and each Of you are hereby
aotified that have expended dur
nag the year, 1911, 500 worth OF
abor and Improvements on tha
south Trend Lode Mining Claim, sit
Iata in the Atlanta, unorganized min
ing district, Lincoln County, state
III Nevada, the location notice OF
which appears OF record in Book ID. !,
pase 8, OF Mining Notices, Lincoln
Co Nevada Records, and if within
iinety days after the first publica
don OF this notice you fail, or re
use to contribute your portion OF
such expenditure made by me, to
sether with the cost of advertising
IN said South Trend lode mining
slafm. your interest in said calm will
become the property Of The subscrib.
n, your co-owner, who has mads
he required expenditure III accord
snce with the provisions Of Soc. 233
4 the Revised Statutes Of the Tn
ted States and the amendments
hereto approved January %, 1880
concerning annual labor upon mining
loiRs Said 800 was expended tc
lold said mining claim for the year
ending December 81, 1911.
ELMER NJ. BRAY
FirS pub Apr 6 last, July l3,lsl2.
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= ,.a,lev View lode; thence y
~ 70 min. Z. 5sl.6 feet TO corner
M !, OF Valley View lode; thence .
= dag 40 min. +. 1898 feet to cor
80, 81 of Valley View lode ldeh-
tiraI With corner No. OF Tom bun
Ter lode: thence S. IS deg. % MN. +
,5on faet 70 corner No. of Tom Blu
-, hoe. thence n. deg. 20 min H.
pos feet to corner No. l oil Eiepn*h'
icdc. the place OF beginning ana 10
co,ed in Sc IA and SW IA OF sec
,,rr "a eE ia of Section 30, NE IA
Z sa.tien n, and NV IA OF NE Ia
.aqd sW II OF Section y, lo"hShlp
sosth Range 80 East Mt. Dapio
Ia q NJ. containing an area OF 10
qL5 acres exclusive Of conflicts Win
Lot No. 81. John r. lode. Lot NO. 90
l.ehmer lode Lot No. 80, indian Chlel
lode (Am'd), Lot No. Al, Moline
lode and lot No. 49, Harrison lode;
adjoining and conflicting c!alms al
shown by pat CT Surrey are Lot NO
81, John T. Lode, Lot No. %, Lehniei
lode. Loi No. 80. Indian Chief lode
AMID, Lot No. 81, Mellis {. lode
Lot No. 46. Harrison lode, Sur. NO
2317 Black Prince lode, and DehVe
lode (unsuryeyes.
| direct that this notice be publish
ed in the Phoebe Record, pubilsh@'
st Phoebe, Nevada.
LOUIS J. CCHN,
Register
Date of first pub. April s last, JW
/, 1912.
Edwin w. Senior, Sail Lake City
Utah. Claimants Attorney.
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FORFEITURE NOTICE

To Geo NJ Latimer, c. z. Lacey.
Il. S. BaverstocB +. NJ Bray, Geo.
L. Stone, L. ID, Stone and Harry
Musser.
You and each Of you are hereby
totified that we have expended dur
ing the year, 1911, Sl00 worth OF
.abor and Improvements on the
Ruby Lode Mining Claim, sit
ate in the Atlanta, unorgani2cd min
as district, Lincoln County, State
Il Nevada, the location notice OF
which appears OF record in Book eel
,. 3s5, OF Mining Notices, Lincoln
%. Nevada Records, aud if within
7ipety days after the first publics
lou OF this notice you fail, Of re
use, to contribute your portion o.
such expenditure made by as, 70
ether With the cost OF advertising
IN said Ruby Lode Mining Claim
YOUR interest in said claim will be
come the property OF the subscrib
.rs. your co-owners, who have mad,
4, ryQ2ired expenditure in aecordans
9ith tne provisions Of Section 1872.
Il the Revised Statutes CT the Tn
ted states and the amendments ther
o approved January %, 1889, conceI
ns annual labor upon mining claims
Said $500 was expended to hole
aid mining claim Tor tho year end
AZ December 81, 1871.
T. G. ID. MARRIAGE
r. NUGENT COSBY, by r. c
d. Marriage. his attorney.in
fact
First pub. PA; last 5-25. 1912.
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sta.a of Nevada, as will appear by
ne nroot OF labor flied. in the Of
flee OF the county recorder OF said
romtv Your proportion OF said
.xrenaituIt. as co-owner, in said
ajax lode mining claim is s53.33 l-3
You are also notified that the un-
srsianed, as your co-o~ner, has e1-
pended during the year 1911, sev-
ON Hundred Dollars IL labor and I'M
oroyements upon the Holy Misses,
BLACK Wonder, Ridge, Seyen-thiity,
uish Five. Red Tep, and Moose
lode mining claims, situated In the
Highland Mining District, Lincoln
County, State Of Nevada. as will APP
near by the proofs of labor filed in
| the office OF the county recorder of
SAID. county. Your proportion OF
sad expenditure being $3.50.
such expenditures having been
made to hold said claims under the
provisions of See 1924 OF the Re-
yised Stat of the United Stat
as and the amendment there
to approved January y, 1880, as
enacted by the Congress OF the I'm
ted States concerning annual labor
lpon mining claims, that being the
amount required to hold said claims
for the year ending December 81,
ls1I. And you are hereby notified
that if within ninety days from the
personal service of this notice or
Within ninety days after this notice
~ publication, you fail or refuse to
ontribute your proportion Of such
expenditures as eo-ownor, which
amounts to $3S539 l-3, your inter
,st in said claims will become the
property of the subscriber, your
resent coowrer, under the provis-
ans of said strtien 232s
CHARLES WIlALEY,
First pub. 2-l7; asst, 5-1S, 1912.
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NOTICE TO LIEN CLAIMANTS

N THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS.
trict Court of the State OF Nc e.,a
IN and for the County of Liueo.
NJ, l.. Lee, Plaintiff, VS.. annals ana
al Phoebe Mines q Smell IL CO...
ooration, corporation, Defendant
Notice is hereby given, by the plain
iit in the above entitled action
all persons holding, or claiming
lens, under AN Act to secure
lens to Mechanics and others, ano
o repeal all other Acts, in relation
thereto upon the following describe
property situate. in the Ely Mining
district, County Of Lincoln, State
)f Nevada, to wit:
The Susan Buster Mine, ths Al.
berta and Alberta No. 2, Panacker
Independent, Monarch. Lookout
Winter, South. West, Eagle, Wedge
triangle Traction and Zero lode
aiming claims; also all that portion
i the Index andDeerfost lode ,ninin.
claims patented and designated az
q. s. Lot No 3d., lying between and
situated west of the easterly bound
Aiy line OF the Zero lode, and all
that portion of the Williams and
'oodspeed lode mining chain patSak
d and designated as U. S. Survey
No. S3i3, lying west OF the easterly
boundary line of the Susan Buster
lode, Survey No. 2714; also the Green
back, Currency and Silver Millsites
Together, with all real and person
II property, including buildings, mach
merry, tools, appliances and any and
all property Of every name, kind
and description whatsoever owned by
said defendant and forming any
part OF the mine hereinbefore des.
eribed whether herein specifically
mentioned or not.
The hereinbefore enumerated prsp
arty being moro fully described In
the complaint ON file in this action.
TO which reference is hereby made. u
be and appear before said court on
the 9Th day OF May. A. d, 1912, a.
10 O'Clock A. NJ, or as soon there
after as counsel can be heard. at
the Court Room thereof, ut Phoebe.
Lincoln County, Nevada, AMI to ex.
nibit then and there proof OF their
said liens.
fiothe, Nevada. April l2, 1872.
NJ l.. LEE.
Plaintiff
Chas. Lee Iiorsey and WIN. r. Orr,
Attorneys for PlaiAtiff.
First pub, Apr, 10, hast May l.
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NOTICE

y. A. NO. 06112 APPLiC ATION FOr
fatent United Stat 5 LAID Offic.
ITson City, Nevada, March 30, 1912
Notice l. hereby given That Hike
Seil Mining and Milling Company. (.
corporation, through it's authorized
isent. James Castles, hose pcstof
eLce address is Hike, Lincoln County
Nevada. has made application for q
United States patent for the Eiephs nj
High Fly. Tom Blundr. Hiko Bel
Valley View aud Vera Lode dinine
claims consolidated, situatex in the
Pahranaeat Lake Mining District
County OF Lincoln, State OF Nevada,
being survey No. 1905, and described
in the field notes and plat on file
IN this office, with magnetic variation
At ls deg. 80 min. to II deg East as
fellows:
Commencing at corner No. of r
ephant lcde claim, whence the IA
section corner between Sections ~
and -. Township South, Rance 80
Aao't' "a ffiubio -IpSSS afld MpTlulah,
bears s. 10 deg. IS min. f. 1925 feet
thence n. 81 deg SO min. R. 11i6.8
feet to corner No. 4 of Vera lode;
thcnce 3. 8 deg 20 min w. 1914 fl.
TO corner No. OF Vera lode: thence
.. 30 deg. 81 min. w. 1l66 feet to
intersect line ~ Hiko Bell Lode,
thence 3. 80 deg. 4S min Z. 394 S
Feet to corner No. of Hike Bell
lode; thence D. deg. 10 min. w.
800 feet TO corner No. of Hike
Bell lode; thence n 80 deg. 4S min.
w. s45.4 feet to corner No, OF
fIiko Bell lode, identical with cor
ssr No. 3 Of Elephant lode and cor
ner No. of High Fly lode: thence
=. deg. IS min. w. 1899. | feet 10
corner No. 3 OF High Fly lode; theme.
N. 81 deg. - min w 500 fl. to cor
ner No. OF IliEh Fly lode: thence
N. deg. 23 min. f. 1892 feet to
corner No. a High Fly 'odc aud
.rficr Ne Elephant l~.le: tacaac
Y. 9 dee. :. min. =. G34.. fees 10
corner 40. f Tenn ripatier l~de.
thence ~ ~ der 90 min ". 1900 f..
TO crncr No o. Tim riua6er d..
identical WI eornc.. No. of Val.
ley View lode thence N. 70 deg. IS
min. W. 1900 feet to corner No. 4
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

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cannot very vel get along without
the Record. II you are interested h
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RECENT RULINGS ARE
WORKING A HARDSHIP

Great anxiety is being manifested
oy mining men over recent rulings
In regard to the patenting Of min
ng claims. SO pronounced have
che new rulings been that the con.
fiction is well fixed that the mining
industry of all the western mining
states Is facing a crisis, which de-
hands immediate attention, remarks
the Lcyelock Review Miner.
Heretofore the owner of mining
laims who does honesty the re-
luired amount If annual assessment
work from year to year who installs
egai improvements, and who dem
,nstrates TO the satisfaction of the
government authorities that his
| laims rae mineral-bearing and
whose application for patent is not
! contested has had his application
or a patent carried to a success
NJ conclusion The new rulings,
| however, which are revolutionary
n their import expressly state that
The old practice is no longer avail,
.ble. and that the existence of val.
.able ore bodies must be more cleai.
" demonstrated.
i The following language of a rec
mt ruling at Washington is Illus
| rative Of this.
1T is eviednt that the deposits
t'ieged to have been exposed on the
laima are regarded by the applicant
possessing practically no econom
e value. but that on the other
and title 10 the claim is sought
'S~ntiallg on accuont of theli
possible value for certain unexpose
deposits supposed to exist at con
iiderable depth beneath the surface
The exposure. however, OF sub
tantially worthless deposits ON tn,
urface of claim; the finding O.
acre surface indications of minera
within its limits, the discovery o
aluable mineral deposits outside tn,
aim, or deductions from geolog
cal facts relating to it; one or al
/ Which matters may REASONABLY
| 'fN '-N'N ~ a. hppt VI Dt4ltl, NOW
l-Ir st'onr it may be, that val
able 'llneral deposit exists with
4 The clgim. viii neither suffic,
discovery thereon, nor be en-
used to be accepted as the equiv
lunt thereof.
4 TO constitute valid discover,
itoi claim for which patent |,
ought there must be actually ant
ih"siealiy exposed within the limit,
nai cot 4 vein or lode OF minera
caring rock in place. possessing Ii
nd CT Itself a present or prospect
i've value for mining purposes: ant
lefo'e patent can properly be issuet
entry allowed thereon, that fac
lost be shown In the manner abov,
seated"
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PUBLICATION NO 1858, NOTICE
ol Application for Permission to
4ppropriate the Public Waters of
ne State OF Nevada.
Nouee Is hereby given that on the
-'fd day OF November. 1911, in &C.
orsance with Section Is, CHAPTER
NAAi, OF the Statutes OF 1909 one
nsfics eaton, OF Atlanta, County
- Lincoln and State of Nevada.
taas application to the State En-.
s1nsef OF Nevada for permission 70
appropriate the public water. of
Ne state OF Nevada. Such appripri.
''ioh Is to be made from Snr,noa
'''ua'ed IN Silver Park Gulch Mas
? - aes. 30 min. W.. 1900 n Prom
A., MN. Mon. No. /, Silver park
- district. Lincoln County. Ne.
''aa' at points at the springs on mn.
land in I. & A. p as y
NJ. =, D Z NJ, at 8. II dog 30
nm W 1890 #. from u m,s
' asn' no. |. Silver Park Mining n,..
,lie'' Lincoln County. Nevada nv
,as u a ditch and Ia cubic fsa,
y. second is to be conyeysd -
.r., s n ,,soo feet due south of Min.
ut a, Monanient No. |, Of Silver Park
20 DIST. by mean. of ai,ch
,na mere used fer mining milling
'ua aomsstie purposes. Wa.a~ -
,bop, a asao to stream at a point
oe,n, -s4o It. below springs from
land IN - Inversion. on unsurveyed
s@ M 4 =, N. R. IS E.. M d p
; a.. al y. II deg. 80 min W Ieoo
,ar rom 7. s. Min. Mon. No. an.
yer e, rark Mining District. : or
W. III. KEARNEY.
state Engineer.
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Iypewriters
Given Away

The Emmerson Typewriter Com
,any OF Woodstock, H.. have recent.
y given away over 400 OF the high,
sst grade. wholly visible Emmerson
Fypewriters made in the world
they have gone into every state
md territory in the United States.
There may be some in your town.
They are giving them away ev-
.rywhere to men. women. boys and
girls. over Is years of age, on
surprisingly liberal conditions.
If you could make any use of a
10000 typewriter. providing it did
not cost You even one cent, then
in a letter or on postal card adj.
dressed to Frank L. Wilder, Presi.
dent, Woodstock. H.. simply say:
Mail me all your free offers" and
by return mail you will receive
their Free Offers, the names of ov-
er 400 who have recently received
free. and you will learn
on what easy conditions you can
get on of their typewrlters free
right. away.
The Emerson Typewriter is one
IF the highest grade. wholly visible
ypewriters made in the world Many
Who have used the EMERSON" and
,thor makes pronounce the "EMER-
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a Statue That Never Was Built.

Mount Athns 10 Turkey WAS the spot
contemplated by Il sculptor for the
most imposing monument that man had
ever had. The sculptor. Dnocrates.
offered 10 cut the huge mountain mass
into the form Of Il statue of Alexander
which should hold city in the left
hand and in The right basin to re-
ceiye all the waters that flowed from
the mountain Alexander WAS much
taken by the plan. but rejected II for
the practical reason that there was
not food enough in the district 10 feed
the inhabitants of the proposed town.
SO the canal cut by Nerxes 10 enable
the ships 10 escape Sailing round the
mountain remained the greatest enter
prise ever achieved there.