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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-29
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The Detroit times., 1912-05-29
TIGERS WILL BE IN THIRD PLACE
WHEN THE HOME CAMPAIGN BEGINS

The
Saturday 1t will be Impossible TOT 'e "
anyh igher and
entirely the Tigers battle at oston
Boston just ABOVE
win
the remaining four games al 81 LOUIS " pass
There a possibility the third position II ue
three from the YANKEES nse
will percentages OF 500 % "a
will evenly ia 40 games washington ~ " W
the
the chances however the Tigers taxing ne
in place 10
a tina = bon q
doubleheader of yesterday the break 10
Has auspcuous pcnns
OF Tigers bad start -. 70
tells whole lot aoout dnN He e
maIni the nexttw tell much more -. 1904
Tiger pitchers are gong so
htters anywhere near
welFnign
his a the ene that team
beat though 1t is statement 10 me eI
working up 10 aONi
in the league
effectiveness OF the lunsenen 'e
in pitcher been al al ~
the Tigers have hiters got going
he
I'm forward 80. vor
Now william, please gentlemen why is nat you
taking little Dones place a. ~
good?
timea diamond has MADE sa
erouto A man was the hrst place
hads pellet third
tmes had 70 'oeo
like from snort
yesterday that required snoouns anu
his lot the
usual TWO nis W
about his
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29

'sponte Bush was ready TO play yes
terday when Manager jennings got an
announcement that he had been sus-
pended until tffei~ afternoon game OF
Nay 80. and inedst25 bucks for his run
In with Q'Loughlin the other day SO
Bill Louden took his place and VIII
probably eontinnesto do so until DOME
gets back. 49, - -.
Both Willett and Dubuc pitched
great baseball yesterday Willett had
the best OF IL with his record OF four
hits as compared 10 Dubucs nine. How
ever Jean wasn't forced 10 work as
hard as I'D because the Tigers got =
substantial lead for the Frenchman
in the first innings which they held
all the way through.
In the first game most OF the Browns
went out at first or 20 the outhelders
There weren't many who got farther
than the initial sack
out OF the four hits on Wtllett
Stoyau maj Cleveland little greener
by coping two of them for batting
average for the day OF 500.
Errors are so numerous In box
scores lately that one expects TO see
two or three every game for each team.
Nine OF them were committed yester-
day.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29
BUGS PAY $4,000 into
JOHUSON-FLYEN TREASURY
First Days Sale of Seats Makes
Johnson Want to Cancel
Agreement.

La SVEGAS, N. NJ. May 29.-TreAs-
urer Lewis, ofIthe Flynn-ohnson hght,J
announced today that the seat sale
yesterday, the first day the Dox OF
fee was OPEN Appropriated $4,000.
Jack Johnson, who conferred with
Jack Curley alright headquarters. told
the promoter THAT IL he wished. ne
could tear upi the articles OF agree
ment guaranteeing Johnson SILL 20
and that Jack would take q chance
with Curley on,a percentage Of the re-
ceipts.
II would like nothing better than TO
be gambling on this match myself,
said Jack You got me cheap, Cur.
ley, for that,guarantee and I'm wiling
TO give YOU back your coin and take
a chancel with you"
Curleytdeclined.
Beforel COINS TO hight headquaI 2Ts
Johnson. Cutler and George De Bray
took a long hike over the mountain
roads. remaining out until an hour.
before noon. This afternoon the big
black will box.
Tommy Ryan. in charge OF Flynn's
training, ordered his protege 10 con-
tinue this long walks, announcing 20
day that gymnasium work would not
start before the end OF the week. he
says he believes Flynn will be IN per-
feet condition when he takes OF u 8
or 20 pounds. making dis fighting
weight 1855 TO 200 pounds.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29
BEST MATINEE CARD OF
THE YEAR is PROMISED
With 30 Horses Entered, There
Will Be Lots Doing
Tomorrow.

With So horses entered in the Ne
mortal Day races OF the Detroit Mat,
lnee club, the best card OF The year
is promised for tomorrow al the West
End grounds.
Heretofore it has been usual that
lot more than three or four horses
should start in each event, but to-
morrow as many as eight or nine are
entered
Tie entries
FIRST EVENT. CLASS n" PACE.
Raymond 6 b. s. lTlplingl George
G hi ,Ccl-l While Tell b. <.
(Sheridanl. Oily Boggs, Oh (Roulot.
SECOND EVENT, CLASS &C" TRoT
b. m tLampher) Lady Wentworth. cr.
m (BAnoit) Miss Margaret N h. IN.
(Nynee); Kittie Reckinger ch ~.
tRe,1Ik;;ingsr1 !istnIis, y M tpsriins),
Jessie c. b. M. (Grapentteu). Katie
n g' NJ tCornetepi Fannie j.. b. m.
FOURTH EVENT, CLASS d. FACE
b. N. knowles Tony W, ch &
,VogtD. sis chimes on. m. parker
Bake X br m (KulD Decorator. ch
: Meyer Flying squirrel CYAN
Pride h. q Ivan Tossen
FIFTH EVENT, CLASS %" TROT
Monte NJ. CHI, z (Tryon) Jonn c.,
p D.. snyder Red Light g. z. palm
side Lady. b m (McVittel Ragtlme.
CHI z (Hcrmans)
SIXTH EVENT. CLASS &c" PACE.
Teddy Hal. b. n, (WiethoftJ; Hazel
T b M "a olfr) King Decider. ch. &
tHulD. little Coin. b. & Hampton,
Isabel Fee, br. m (Holmes) Uncle
Dudlsv. b. r. Parker; Teddy Bear b.
srNrNrtI Jtrii.>r cr acc .,. rpor
Little Mack, b. z. (BelD. To beat
1:1oX
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29
HUBBARD ENTERS TWO
BOATS IN CHIC AGO RACE

. CHICAGO. May 2S.-Enllowtng he
entry OF Two more speed UUdts m tnc
championship races to be held here III
connection with naval pageant week,
il was predicted today that the'water
course events will attract more beats
than ever appeared at similar meet
The winners OF the events Will cap
ture the championship OF the world
and $50. 900 in cash prizes.
The latest entries were Intruder IL
and Gretchen. owned by j. W. Hub
bard, OF Detroit and Pittsburgh Ia
addition. Hubbard is building n.y.
droplane which he hopes to enter IN
the races. Iu-.r.rtsr
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29
THOUSAND ENTRIES TO
OLYMPIC GAMES SENT
Only $50 of These Will Com
pete in the Contests
at Stockholm.

NEW YORK, May 29--With the
American entries for the Olympic
games we'll on their way TO Sweden
by mali and preparations going Tor
ward for the big beneE games az
Ce,tic Eark on sunday, the Classic
competition 10 be held at Stockholm
in July was all the talk IN amateur
circ.es today Nearly 1000 names in
GLIDING practically all the champions
IN the country, were mailed. ana
while everyone entered Will nave the
right TO represent the United States.
only about $50 Will be selected for
fhe team
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29
LIKE BRENNAN AFTER
GO WITH MCCARTNEY

BUFFALO. n. ". May 2s.-Fight
fans who saw knockout" Brennan,
dsfeat Yong" Mccartney, of Philadel.
phla. befor the International A. c.,
. iatt night. believe he will be able 90
stick ten rounds with Mike Gibbons,
Of ST Pan. .uhom he meets at Cleve-
lad Friday night, The Brennap-Mc-
Cartrsy bout was slambang AFFAIR.
and Brtnnah outslamfned HIS op-
ponent IA nearly eyery- round.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29
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PICKUPS FROM THE
BIG LEAGUE FIELDS

The Giants spotted the Brook
Ign Superbas thre runs and then
beat them to the finish.
bad Bill" DahIen's men goth
IS hits, the Giants only 7, and
McGraw's favorites had the big
end Of . 5 to 4 score.
The Dodgers got 20 Mathewson
for ten hits In seven innings and
he was forced to give way 10
crandali.
Again the Cubs lowered the
Reds. Hank o'Day's pennant-
ehasers would have won but
the Cubs scored nine times In the
third innings.
Three pitchers were knocked
out Of the box In the smuggling
match between the PhlIlies and
Graves.
Bresnahan got back Into the
game and helped his men beat
Pittsburg, 7 TO 4.
Walter johnson repained his
"Indian sign" on the Yankees and
helped by timely hitting from his
teammates, scored an to 3
victory.
Connie Mack used four recruits
against the Red Sox, but there
were other easons for Boston's 7
10 Victory. The Red Sox batted
ard fielded better than the worlds
champions.
Frequent showers made the
cleveland-chlcaeo game last three
hours and half. the White Sos
finally winning the Marathon.
The Giants are nearly 200
points ahead Of the Reds. their
nearest opponents in the National
league race.
The Red Sox are holding dog
9edly onto the heels Of the White
Sex in the American league chase.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29
LEE OLDFIttD'S CAR IS
EXPECTED TO QUALIFY
After Repairs Are Made 10
Miles on indianapolis Speed
way Will Be Easy.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 29--The
Mason car. with Lee Old1eld r. the
wheel, was expected TO qualify today
for the annual 500-mile motor car race
at the Speedway here tomorrow Re-
pairs have been made on the entry
and il was expected 10 experience III
tie trouble in making the necessary
speed Of IS miles an hour for two and
one-half miles. This will insure TWEEN
ty-six starters in the big event to-
morrow
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29
STROPPLE OF BOSTON TO
OPPOSE CYCLIST CARSLAkE

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 29.-Re
peated winnings by Brownie Cars!ake
champion motor cyclist of Australia
on the local saucer track, brought Ar
thur Stropple, of Boston. here today
Stropple has been capturing prices on
the motordrome saucer at Springfield
Mass, and he will compete with Cars
lake here. E. T. Hollenbach and Har
nv Keeper, OF Philadelphia, arrived
last night and will race tonight.
Marathon run for Eastern high to-
day
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29
M'GOORTY BESTS MONA
BUT THE CROWD Kisses
On Account Of Poor Showing
the Winner is Not Touted
as Champion.

NEW YORK. May 29.-Eddie Nc.
Goory, of Oshkosh, Wis, was &C.
claimed victor over Bob Moha. OF
Milwaukee. in their tenround bout
here last night, but no critic hailed
Eddie today as the new middleweight
champion on the strength OF his show.
INK. He was severely critized for not
extending himself to knock out Mona
When the Milwaukee fighter vas
groggy In the last three sessions
MANI spectators Kissed the lighters.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29
YOUNG" JACK O'BRIEN
is LAYING FOR WOLGAST

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May "a
Young" Jack o'Brlen is laying" for
Ad Wolgast for their Friday night
bout, and IL the champion is in the
poor foIm reported. local fans think
some fstic history may be made.
OBrien shows clearly the benefit of
instruction from his older brother.
Philadelphia Jack" OBrien.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29
$500 AT THE CHICAGO '.a
OLYMPIC TREASURY

CHICAGO. May 29.-Contriontions
70 ne fund that will helr send Am
erican athletes to Stockholm for the
olymnic games, totalling $500 We're
announced here today by Everett e,
prpun chairman of the Chicago
3ivmnic Anance committee. The lime
for making entries LOT .he ia "a
west Olympic trials. TO De heiS ~
Northwestern Field here mas -
extended from May % to june l.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29
JUST PLAIN HARD LUCK
BLAMED By E55ETS FOR
DODGERS POOR SHOWING

BROOKLYN, y, y. May -,
Just plain hard luck is
blamed By owner, Charles II
Ebbets. for the Dodgers poor
showing in the National league
race. fie does not blame Man
ager Dahlen for injuries 10 the
PLAYERS. Just another thing,
said Ebbets Halt dozen Of
our players have been married
since last season which may
have some bearing on the dis,
tressing conditions
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29

we'll. Crawford. Gamer. Moriarty ana
Cobb all stole on him
- For three innings at the start not
man got TO FIRST on Willett
In the fourth Dubuc crawled out OF
a very small hole Laporte started
with a triple and Pratt walked. AUS
tin famed. Wallace fouled 10 Moriarty.
Then Jean filled the bases with pass
to Stephens TO get Lake. who poppcd
70 Dubuc for an easy out
Oscar Witt is still bothered with
boIls and was sent home.
Southpaw Charlie Brown vs.. Eddie
Summers today probably. This Will oe
Summers first appearance for the year.
Brown beat the Tigers AZ st. Louis
during the last series 70.
BrItton Would Fight Wolsast.
CHICAGO, May 29.-Jack Britton,
passing through Chicago on his way
TO New York, where he expects TO
sign several contracts for bouts. said
ne would like nothing better than TO
be matched with AID Wolgast or
Packey Mcfarland.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29
SERGEANT OR OLYMPIC
CoNTENDER7 SERGEANT
SAYS MARTIN SHERIDAN

NEW vpRK. May 2s.-Mar.
tin J. Sheridan. the big New
York policeman and present
Olympic champion az throwing
the discus, set all doubts at
rest today about his going 20
this years Olympic games. by
announcing positively that he
: wM not compete Examina-
tons for sergeant OF police
make the trip impossible. he
said ,s,.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29

Two-bass hlts-Hogan, Austin.
Three base hit--Taporte Sacrifice
hits--Jones O. Louden Double
plays .Duhue and Gamer; G.aka,
wallace Pratt and Stovall p~la-
hanty ard Gainer. Stolen bases
Crawford Gamer. Moriartv Pratt,
CoNb HI BY pitcher--Bv Lake
(StanaEel. by Dubuc tShottcnl.
Bases on halls--Of Dubuc, on
Lake. Struck out--By Lake, {
nv Duhuc. & Left on bases 50
Louis 10. Detroit : Time 90.
Impir"s--Wssterve and oLough-
lin.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29
Tnhn,.. Gnn,ea-

New York a. Philadelphia
Boston az Brooklyn.
Cincinnati At Chicago
st. Louis at Pittsburgh
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29
Today.s Games.

OelIoli AT 90. LOUIS
CnweFo ~ Cleveland 1.-TWO aames).
washington at New York.
Athletics at Boston.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29

DETROIT .....N v " 1 " q " -
Tyyo-base hits-aainer. Moriarty.
Sacrifice hits-Iones. DelshartN.
stolen base-Delahanty Wild pitch
Hamilton Bases on balls--On Ham
ilton. I. of wtliett. !. Struck out
-Ry Hamilton, - hy Nelson, by
Wiliett' 2 Hits-On Ham llton, .
ins innings. of Nelson. o IN I. Left
on bases--St Louis. Detroit. 8.
Time-I:i0 Cmpires - o'Loughlin
and Westervelt.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29
Todays Games.

Adrian At Flint two games
Kalamazoo AZ Lansing
Jackson at Bay City
Saginaw At Battle Creek.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Yestrrdn,,n Gnme,-

DCTTOIT % 10 LOUIS u
Washington ). New York 3. -.
Boston Z Athletics 2.
Chicago Cleveland 2
Chfca uO-fsi..s.aIo,, 1900 - -
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE
Ye-terds,'s Game,

jackson 5. Bay City /.
Rain elsewhere.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-29
THREE LEAGUE RACES AT A GLANCE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.


-. louis Pittsburgh T.
Chicago 10. CINCINNATI z
phillies 10. Boston g..
New York 3. BROOKLYN
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-07-04
Babies In Arabia.

Life for baby In Arabia is no joke,
that of an infant Of the upper classes
being especially difficult. A royal baby's
first toilet consists In winding band
age around its body after 1t has been
carefully bathed and perfumed. If the
child be a girl on the seventh day after
her birth holes, usually six in number.
are pricked in her ears, and when she
is two months old heavy gold rings are
attached to them to be worn through
out her lifetime except during periods
of mourning for relatives. Oh the for
tieth day the baby's head is shaved,
and the disposal of the hair is regarded
as a weighty matter. 1t must not be
burned or carelessly thrown away. but
buried. thrown into the sea or hidden
away. The fortieth day marks a turn
ing point in the child's life. Hereto
fore it has only been seen by few,
but now 1t may be seen by anybody
and is regarded as fairly launched on
the tide Of existence. Several charms
are attached to its body for protection
against the ''evil eye." Everything the
child uses Is perfumed and covered al
night with jessamine and before 1t Is
used fumigated with amber and musl
and sprinkled with altar Of roses.-Ex
! change.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-07-04
MANY RUSH TO
FILE LAST DAY
List of Candidates for County
Office.

Grangeville Globe: While there
wac apparently a great deal of
backwardness manifested on the
part of Idaho county citizens to
admit their willingness to serve
the public in an official capacity,
when Saturday, the last day for
filing nomination papers arrived,
there was a great rush got under
headway and the auditors office
was almost blockaded for a
time. Following is a list Of the
candidates on the two ticket who
have declared intentions of get
ting in the race for county posi-
tions:
Republican.
State senator Hiram E. Sweet
J. Loyal Addison and Jacob
Sites.
Representative-Abe L. Har-
chelrode, H. Floyd Church and
George F. Mckinney.
Treasurer Frank S. Rice.
Sheriff John P. Eimers.
Probate Judge-James Wood
ward.
Prosecuting Attorney-Charles
T. Mcdonald.
Assessor-Hervin Rothwell.
School superintendent Percy
M. Glanville.
Surveyor-E. Clifford Spedden
Coroner-Henry B. Blake.
County commissioners - First
district, Charles H. Gelbach; Sec
ond, John D. Long; third, John
N. Rice.
Democratic.
State senator - Wallace N.
Scales, w, H. Cassady and Allen
| L. Creelman.
Representative - Arthur P,
Mundt, George w. Stephens.
Charles w. Sallee and Riley Rice
Treasurer-Tim E. Quinlan.
Sheriff - William Allen anC
Charles S. Thompson.
Prosecuting attorney Edward
M. Griffith and. M. Reese Hatta
baugh.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-07-04
New Idaho Railroad.

The construction of the Nez
Perce & Idaho railroad from Ilo
to Forest, will be commenced
within three weeks according to
provisions of the right-of-way
contracts recently closed. The
company has secured right-of-
way for practically the entire
line, there being but one or two
exceptions where condemnation
proceedings will be necessary.
The survey for the road was
completed some time ago by
Engineer Fred Warren and dur
ing the past few weeks the
matter of securing the right-of-
way has been receiving the at
tention of the company's repre-
sentatives. The line to be con-
structed at this time is about Is
miles in length and will serve a
productive and extensive section
now isolated from Transportation.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-07-04
Died For His Mates.

There is a tablet in the sailors home
at Melbourne to James Marr. He was
a sailor before the mast on the Rip.
On July 10. 1873, the Rip was caught
in. a squall. Mari sat astride Of the
gaff when a great wave broke over the
boat and brought down the mainmnst.
There was only one chance to save the
Rip. That was to cut away the litter.
But Mari chung to the broken spar.
and to cut away meant to send him
overheard to his death. So. looking at
him doubtfully, the men hesitated
their axes in their hands. Mari, help
less, pondered. He saw that his death
would be the boats salvation, and he
shouted:
"Cut away, mates! Goodby"
Then he let himself fall into the cold
wild sea.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-07-04
Among the Democrats.

After taking forty-six ballots
the democrats succeeded in nom
mating Governor Wilson of New
Jersey for president, and Cover
nor Marshall of Indiana for vice
president.
From the published accounts
one is lead to believe that Bryan
is more of a dictator than Roose-
welt. He at least lead the fight
for Wilson. There was several
speeches made denoupcing Bryan
and it may be there will be a
split in the democratic party.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-07-04
SCALE
CLEANING UP
Run is Very Satisfactory to
Management.

The work of cleaning up at
the Golden Scale placer will be
finished this week, and every
thing made ready for the run
next spring.
The cleaning of the bedrock
has been under the supervision
of Dick Sine and Jack Anderson,
two experienced placer miners,
and the work has been very
thoroughly done. The cleanup
was very satisfactory, and it is
reported that some very coarse
gold was taken in the race.
Manager McNutt succeeded in
moving about $4,000 yards of
dirt, and has cut a race to the
old channel, which was not found
until near the end of the season.
The old channel was higher up
on the side hill than it was
thought, and was covered with a
false bedrock. Where tbs open
ed it is about 80 fit. deep and the
gravel all pans.
The finding of the old channe
and the work done this season
places the company to go aheaC
next season without any deaC
work, and assures the completion
of the ditch to take water out O.
the East Fork of American river
This ditch which will be sever
miles long has been PARTIAL.
constructed.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-07-04
CONCENTRATES.

From the Mining and Scientific Press.
Induction motors of the squirrel
cage type should be selected for
use in damp or wet places, due
to the more rugged and reliable
construction of the motors, max
ing it less liable to insulation
troubles.
Gold was discovered in Russia
in 1873 at the Voitsky mine,
Government of Archangel, in a
quartz vein. Russia is one of the
few countries in which placer
mining followed rather than pre-
ceeded quartz mining.
Extralateral rights apply to the
dip, not the strike, and a vein
therefore which, on it's course
extends into patented grounds,
conveys no rights upon the dis
coverer, even though his shaft
be upon unpatented ground, ex-
cept as he may follow down the
dip within his actual or construc-
tive end lines. State laws do not
affect this matter though it is
possible for state by declaring
mining a public use, and provid-
ing suitable condemnation pro-
ceedings, to open the way to the
working of mineral under private
lands.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-07-04

tween the players at all times.
A great deal of this can be at
tributed to the decisions of the
umpire, Seth Calvin, for there
never was a question raised as
to his work.
Norman Jones was Mascot for
Elk City, and Master Mcdonald
for Dixie, and they were very
loyal to their teams.
Billy Colgrove, official rooter
for Dixie, was out of voice, and
at one stage of the game could
not be heard.