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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1912-04-27
COUNTY nAarEYi

County Court NESTS the nrsl "Wednesday In
January, March, May, July, september and
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-13
OLD CASE SETTLED
 BY COMPROMISE

The case of John D.. Treadwell and Addie and Joe Treadwell vs. the Hen- derson Lumber Company, of Cleveland county, has been settled after pending in the courts for several months. The Treadwells, through their attorneys, S, ]. Hunt and A. H. Powell, sued for the interest in 400 acres of land Whlcn they claimed the railroad owed them The plaintiffs were awarded $60o.00 on a compromise Bridges and Wool dridge represented the defendants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-13

IS noted officially in the American League bulletin issued today by Pres ldenr Johnson. Elberfjald rocentlv was released by Washington to the montgomery club of the Southern League.
 tuner players released within the last month include: By Sherman, leA'' 10 St. Louis, Pitcher Napier; by Birmingham to St. Louis, Frank Crossin; by Cleveland to Portland, Henry Butcher, former Southern lea guer; by Washington to Mobile, r A. Long; by New York to Albany, j.. Priest to Rochester, W. Osborne, B.. hauff and E. Klepfer to Toledo, H. Cam, to Lawrence, c. Hoff 10 Wash lngton, Pitcher Vaughn to Cleveland, E. Gardner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-13
NEGRO ARRESTED FOR
 STEALING CHICKENS

General Green, a negro, was ar rested yesterday evening by Nlghe Chief Fiveash and City Detective Nc Burnett on two charges of petit lar ceny. It is alleged that Green stole several chickens from the nome Of Wade Knox and sold them to negro bartender at a saloon on East Thlfd avenue. MT. Knox identified the chickens. The negro will be given a hearing in police court this morn ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-13
OkGANiST IS HIGHLY
 PRAISED BY THE PRESS

The following complimentary press hotlc appeared in Pittsburgh news papers following an organ recital by Pref. Charles Galloway who will give recital in the beautiful new Lake side Methodist church in this city July h:
 Pittsburgh Dispatch, Dee. 16, 1901. Charles Galloway, organist at St. Peters Episcopal Church, St. Lou 5, played the organ in the Music Hall, at the free recital. His first selec- tlo1. Tocata and fugue in D minor. gave admirable opportunity for his range, technique and mastery of the instrument The third number .Sonate Pascale, by Jacques Lemmens, was perhaps the most enjoyable Mr. Galloway displayed wonderful ability and the rendition of his numbers brought forth merited applause.
 Pittsburg Gazette, Dec 16, 1901. Charles Galloway presided at the or gan by invitation of the trustees of the Carnegie Institute, and fully sus- tained has reputation of being one of the best masters of the great organ in this country. At his appearance he was warmly applauded, and it was the unanimous opinion that his pre- gram was not only we'll selected, but that it was rendered with undoubted talent, touch and expression.
 iPittsburg Post, March }. 1902. Charles Galloway of St. Louis, who presented one series of rec:tals, was what che would call sensational find and surprise Tall, lank an;l stoopshouldered, he just edged his way across the stage and along it's edge to the organ, afraid almost to be seen. or as one person aptly put it, Afraid of eggs" And such twist ed, knotty misshappen fingers! One was almost aggravated at his audacity in protesting ability to play a grand pipe organ with such digits.
 But how this Western boy did play. Scales as beautiful as any string of pearls fairly dropped from his stiff fingers. while the most massive chords and intricately complex poly phony were child's play to him, and fairly glowed in transparent beauty. His rendering of melody in the right hand, to a su'bdued accompaniment in the left, the one standing out con- trastingly and plastically against the other, was a treat not soon to be for gotten.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-13
ADJUSTMENTS
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BESSEY STOCK COMPANY
 CONTINUES TO PLEASE

There has been no abatement in the patronage at the Elks Theatre this week, business has improved every night, which is something very unusual. MT. Bessey and h;s excel lent company presented Joe Tinkers baseball play, "A Home Run" last night and it was enjoyed exceeding ly. MT. Bessey was at his best and easily upheld the high favor he has already won here.
 "A Home Run" is replete with many wholesome examples of fidelity and loyalty to the moral principles of just ce and truth in mems dealings with each other, and the power of manly courage in the face of life's trying difficulties was most admira- bly portrayed by MT. Bessey as Jce Stafford Miss Paul was never more charming than she appeared in this she exhibited the highest order of histrionic ability. Both the bad man and the "bum" in the play showed themselves real artists and they put the proper shades in the stage pie ture to make t perfect piece of art Tn vaudeville between acts were far better than. the standard and the appreciation of this feature was expressed in generous applause. To- night they will close a most success ful weeks engagement with the DOW erful novel play, the four act comedy drama, "A Mad Marriage"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-13
mRESIDENCE STRUCK
 BY LIGHTNING
All of Dr. Wm. H. Barry's Family More or Less.
 Shocked.

Hot Springs, July 12.-The home Of Dr. William H. Barry was struck by lightning yesterday afternoon. A brick flue was demolished and all oi the occupants of the house were more or less shocked, but no one was dan gerously hurt.
 A peculiar incident was the finding of a dead pigeon that probably mad been either on the top of the house or the flue. There was not 1ea'hei on the body of the dead biid' A number of people on Ouachita ave- me two blocks away felt the SHOCK as did many people living in the inl- mediate neighborhood.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-13
DIR. k. E. JOHN
 SUSTAINED BROKEN LEG

Dr. R. E. John, of Stuttgart, was brought to this city yesterday from England and taken to the home of his brother, pr. J. w. John. Dr. John was suffering from a broken limb sus- tained yesterday morning when the horse he was driving became fright ened at an automobile and ran away throwing him to the ground, which re- suited in fracture of his left leg. lie was given medical attention and is resting as well as possible under the circumstances.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-13
WOMfN'S CLUB
 WILL OIL STREET
CITY BEAUTIFUL LADIES ASK PERMISSION OF MAYOR TO
 MAKE EXPERIMENT..
Will stand All Expenses and Only Ask That Street Re Put In
 Proper Condition.

For the purpose of obtaining off cial sanction of an experiment. to solve the dust evil problem in Pine Bluff q committee from the City Beau t.ful Club, headed by Mrs. S. c. Alex ander as chairman, yesterday held a conference with Mayor A. C. Jordan.
 The City Beautiful Club plans to purchase a sufficient amount Cf oil to cover one mile of dirt street after the street had been put in the proper condition for the spreading of he ed to appoint a committee of members of the City Council to confer with the Club committee to determine the streets upon which to try the ex- pertinent
 Iae ladies We're assured by .he Mayor that the street would be put in the proper condition and that he would appoint the committee of coun- cilmen at Monday nights session of llidt DOuy duu Ill any OlueF way dlu the club members in making this eX- pertinent which, the ladies say, they are sure will do away with Pine Bluffs greatest public evil. No fi- nancial aid was asked of the city, the club preferring to stand all the ex- penses of the experiment..
 If the application of the oil proves successful in allaying the dust the ladies propose to interest the citizens in having all streets treated in the same manner the expenses being i borne by the property owners in the same manner as for sprinkling the streets.
 The committee will make a report of their conference with the mayor at the next meeting of the City Beau tiful Club and it is probable that as soon as the street is decided upon i the experiment will be made. Members of the committee who met Mayor Jordan were Mrs. S. c. Alex ander chairman; Mrs. N. B. Trulock, Mrs. J. w. Wilkins. Mrs. E. A. Peck Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mrs. J. A. Mcleod, Mrs. Baer and V. o. Alex
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-13
OOOOO 900 OOOOO 900 SOUTHERN LEAGUE. O.
 % 10000 o % co % 900
Montgomery, 9; Memphis, 1. Birmingham, 8; Nashville, o. Chattanooga, 8; Mobile, 0.
 New Orleans-Atlanta, rain.
UNITED TEAM DEFEATS DUMAS

Eumas, July 12,-In a drizzling rain 'esterday the United Clothing Com Pny team of Little Rock defeated De Dumas team by the score of 5
 1. Shortstop George Rust of the nited team won the game for the nited when, in the second inning ith the bases crowded, he smashed lt vicious three-base hit. Terry, De United pitcher allowed six hits, ut kept them we'll scattered. The elding feature of the game was the York of the Uniteds' infield, who |ulled off three fast double plays he Uniteds will play here tomorrow ping to Blissville on Saturday and laying at McGehee on Sunday. 1 Score R H E niteds .... 800 0 0 O0 O-3 3 umas . 0OO OO 1 0 % 0-1 6
 Terry and Hopper; Savage, Pertus nd Parker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-13
HTh4 Dashing WidOM.o

Jas. F. Green, the funny comedian, with '.The Dashing Widow comes to the Elks Theater the week of July 18th. MT. Green, as Jeremiah Budd, bachelor in search of wife, makes the part with his pleasing personality winning ways and character comedy keeps the audience in a whirl of laughter. His songs are sure fire hits, and he furnishes enough mer- riment to last his audiences a week. Ludicrous and ridiculous situations make "The Dashing Widow prize in the farce comedy world. Mir. Green has splendid support, his company be- ing composed of farce comedy people of wide experience. Eight musical numbers are given. Prices 1Oc, 2Oo and BOG.
 X. Angus McNeill, of Redfield, was 2 hpssness visitor in the city yesterr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-13

12Mle 1Aerola beautiful Spanish arrived having fled Brussels rather
 
 Mle she had performed lurng the Theatre Royal ru the lips This direct story country which said that detectives Elizabeth number overwhelming jealousy he 2,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-13

Jeff Wilson, of Memphis, formerly connected with Taggart Bros, and the Southern Grocery Company in this city, is here in the interest of the Essenkayi Tire Company for which he is the state agent. MT. Wilson is considering the appointment of Pine Bluff man to represent his firm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-13
I'VE

N. J. Gorham, Cashier Bank of Woodville, Woodville, Ga, had a very severe attack of kidney trouble sna the pains in his kidneys and back were terrible. q got i bo..te of Foley Kidney Pills from our druggist and they entirely relieved me, I lave more bcaefit firm them than any other me i.lne." w. l.. Dewoody &
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-13
D ooo~o Oo 900 900 5 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. o
 D oOOO OOOOO OOOO

Kansas City, 6; Louisville, 2. Toledo, 5; St. Paul 3.
 Milwaukee, z; Indianapolis, 2. Minneapolis and Columbus, rain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-13

Raymond Hunt, of Muskogee, is in the city visiting his father.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-13

ELBERFIELD RELOCATED.
 Chicago, July 12.-The passing of orman Kid Elberfield, famous as major league star, to the minors
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-13
n 100000 10000 900 h NATIONAL LEAGUE. O o OOOO OOOOO OOOOO 900

1 TTERIES-Cneney ana ArChef, |Donnelly and Rariden. St Louis and New York wet
 Egrounds.
 |o 100000 OOOOO 900 0 |O AMERICAN LEAGUE. o
 OOOOO OOOOO 900 o
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-13
TENNESSEE PR0GRESSIVES
 TO MEET AT MEMPHIS


 Memphis, Tenn, July 12.-A mass meeting of supporters of the progress sive political movement which Is to hold a national convention in Chicago on Augusa 5, will take place hereu to- night, at which Memphis members or the party will take steps to hold the State convention here. The place or holding the convention, which will probably take place between July ~ and 31, will be decided at Nashville by c. N. Taylor. Announcement is expected tomorrow.
 Mus. E. iJ.f Atkinson left for her home at Star City yesterday morn ing, after a lenethy visit with her son, H: L Athinsol, MT Atkinson ac-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-13

.. Angus McNeill, of Redfield, was a: business visitor in the city yesterrs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
WILSON IN ILLINOIS.
Opens Campaign la That Stats at Chi
cage Banquet.

Opens carnpaian la That Stats at Chi
cage Banquet.
Chicago. Feb. 13.-Governor Wilson
OF New Jersey fred the opening gun
In his campaign for the Democratic
presidential nomination In Illinois in
an address delivered before the Iro-
quois club
II believe in the initiative and the
referendum because the- viii give the
people real representative govern
ment,s .said Governor Wilson. ''They
are state and local questions and are
designed to give the people the power
In localities where special interests
have. obtained control Of public af-
fairs. / have never heard them sug.
gested as a substitute for representa-
tive government. In fact. they win
safeguard the people In preserving
representative government wherever
and whenever 1t Is necessary.
II have never favored the recall OF
judges because they are not admins
trative officers Of the government.
They simply interpret and enforce the
law. To urge the recall of judges IN
to treat d symptom rather than the
disease. My idea 10 to abolish the laws
that make IL possible for special In
terest to eossfrol the Judiciary"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
FIRE WIPES OUT CLUBHOUSE.
Fer an Hour Flames Threaten Catholic
Church In Psssaie.

Passaic, N. j.. Feb. 13.-Fire, be-
neved to have been started by q cigar
cite thrown into a corner. destroyed tie
Catholic club house in Ann street and
for more than an hour threatened st.
Nicholas Roman Catholic church. The
nrernen suffered greatly from the cold.
lieutenant William J.. Fitzgerald aud
Thomas Coffey Of Engine No. 4 had
both hands frozen.
When the blaze was discovered II had
already spread 70 an adjoining house,
IN which the families of Antonio SAT-
aate and Peter Marion were asleep. A
policeman broke Down the front door
and aroused the fourteen occupants,
who fad to the street in their night
clothes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
TRIMMED
BY TOTTENvHLLE FIVE
Fast Local Team Defeated by I. A.
G-I7 Last NIGHT on Island Court
Argument Mars Contest.

There is gloom today in the River
side camp. The T~ottenville 4. G..
took the "eity Champs into camp
last night on the K OF r. hall court
Totkenvitte, by the score OF 20 to
~ An argument in the second half
~interested the spectators, considera-
bly,. Everybody piled out on the
fleer with the result that the game
was held UP for several minutes.
The crowd WAS big and enthusiastic
A Perth Amboy delegation of fair
ladies graced the gallery.
Different reports give different
versions Of the trouble. Some peo-
pie claim that the t.Rfvies" were
exceedingly rough liant night, esps-
ciaIly stRuf" Alien and y. Scott
Burns, while the losers ~emphattcally
state that BedeH. OF Tottenviile
fame. WAS the distinct cause for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
RUTHERFORD CLUB DIMES.
Ex-Governor Stokes Delivsrs Principal
Address To Republicans.

Ex-Gevernor Stokes Delivers Principal
Address to Republicans.
Rutherford, n. j., Feb. 13~-The Re
publican clubs twenty~seeond banquet
tn honor of Lincoin's birthday. held at
Elks' hall, was graeed by the presence
or former Governor u. G. Stokes and
about 125 prominent county officials.
town officials and plain citizens. Vice
President A. w. Biekner presided. and
seated with flim at the guest table
were former Governor Stokes. General
Charles Burrows, former Mayor Frank
RI Newman, Assernhiyman W. 10. Og-
den. Judge Guy Z. Fake. the Rev. DIR.
Ruth. james Thompson. Editor John
Tyler OF the Rutherford American.
Counselor John NJ. Bel. Mayor Will
liam Black and George w. Phillips.
To Governor Stokes FELL the honor of
the principal address. He WINS awarded
a rising vote OF thanks proposed by
former Mayor Skater. Toastmaster
Bsekncr then called ON General Bur.
rows vino RESPONDED with re~eoIlsrtians
of two meetings with lincoln and
closed by raeiting tsaa famous Getkys
burg address,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
William Heckheimer Will Stick To City League and Present
Handsome Prize to Winner--Was Given Wrong Impress
sion-LittIe Chance Of Any County Contest, IS Belief.

William Heckheimer, proprietor
OF THE Globe clothing store, will
stick to the city baseball league and
donate a handsome loving cup to the
winner. according to a statement
made today. He says he was given
the impression that the city and
oc~nty F~~eho1t leagues were the
same Identical organization. On
learning laser that his Impressions
wrong, he Immediately swung
strong for the local dope and
announced his Willingness to give
any support that he could. to carry
out the idea as expressed by the
Is ' EnING NEW5 for a city league.
His statement over HIS signature
follows:
This Is to certify that I have prom
ised to award q cup to the City Base
.nalI League Any rumors that i
have changed my plans and Will
award a cup to a county organizaA
tion instead of the local league /
brand al absolutely false. NY prom
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
FIGHTS DRAW
At RED BANK
Young BedeIi Eyens Up With
Joe Gordon--G0od Crowd.

Especial by STAFF Correspondence
Red Bank, Jan. 13.--Young
Bedell, a clever boxer of Perth Ann
hoy, went four rounds to q draw
with Joe Gordon, a prominent box
ing instructor of New York, at the
annual smoker Of the Monmouth
Troop Athletic Club, held in the
Armory last night. The rounds were
of Two minutes duration and the
bout was fast and interesting from
start to finish. There was little
clinching and clean breaks. Skill
tors. The boxers stood of and
pounded one another in exciting
fashion, but the gloves being OF
eight-oHnce weight there was not
the desired effect. BY his cleverness
and ability to land ~squareIy with
both hands. BedeIl became a favor
lite In Monmouth county.
Skill In Semi-ffnaI.
Tn the semi-final Jack Goodman.
who halls from Fairhayen, one or
the best known pugilists donning
mita today. went three fast rounds
with his snarring partner, who be-
came popularity known as Badly"
There was no hard hitting, but much
skill was shown. When both bouts
had been witnessed many stated that
a real go between BedeIl and Good
man would undoubtedly make q hit.
Joe Honan Does Well.
Joe Honan, of Perth Amboy
honors with Young Stevens,
of Asbury Park, IN a lively and In
terestfng four-round exhibition
Honan seemingly had the better sof
the contest until Stevens, apparent
ly by accident, butfed him under the
chin with his head and loosened
of his upper front teeth. Honan was
considerably Jared. He came back
In a game manner and rained num-
erous blows The fact that the boys
had to use eight-ounce gloves caused
them to swing clumsily.
Ed. Apples Entertains.
Percy Stout and John Conoyer, of.
this place, amused with a sparrings
exhibition. as did William Decker
and Thomas Poindexter, also of
this place A pair of midgets amused
with two sparring exhibitions. Ed
Apples. monoiogist and singer,
proved himself a good entertainer.
Good things to eat and drink were
on hand and there was plenty of
amusement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
NOLAN Is
TIE DHIIathRPPII6k
Winner of X. of C. Pool
Journey Perfect Score.

William Nolan won the pool tour
fnament among the members Of San
Salvador Council. X. OF c., eonclud-
ed last night. with a perfect 0
James Mullen and Thomas Patten
won the team match in the pinoehls
tournament with t~wenty-pine victor
les out of fo~rty-eight games played.
Thomas Fahey and Raymond Sc
Igoine finished second. with twenty
six games. Charles Gregg and John
Campbell won twenty-five games.
ending In third place. The council
will be represented by the following
pool team, in match games with
Woodbridge and South Amhoy coun
ellis: Leavy, Cluney, Nolan and Jo~
seph Mullen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13

fse to the local sports ] viii maku
good. I am heartily In favor Of all
clean local sports and will stick to
them until the end. Now, relative
to q county league II. despite tho
opinion to the contrary q county
league should be formed with III
least as many teams an are In the
city league then / will danote 4 cup
to 1t also. Whether there are one
or two leagues / will not award the
cup to any OF them unless the en~
tire schedule for the series II conn
pIeted.
Signed, WIN. HECKHEIMER.
Mr.. Heckheimer's announcement
will be received with joy BY follows
ers OF the city league baseball. The
~contenders will Q stffve for two
prizes, MFR Hechheimer's cup and th9
pennant recently offered " the
EVENING NEWS Tho gentleman
mentioned in the foregoing emphati-
cally states that the cup will be thAl
finest ever offered for q prize Ia
Perth AmbUy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
BEATJUST HALF OF
THE GOODWILLSI SCHEDULE OVER
Continued Game Is Ended by
Wanderers is to IA.

Those Puritan Wanderers came
back last night with a vengeance
and defeatad the Goodwill Wander
ers by the OF lib to IA, on the
Goodwin hall conrt. Dancing fol-
lowed the game. Thomas had a lot
to say about the result of the game.
registering four field goals. The
score.
Puritan (1S.1 Goodwill Gay
Egan, Thomas, 3. Sullivan. Applegate
forwards.
schwartz Ehrhs
center.
Deegan, It. Sullivan, Dunham, Bath
guards.
Field goals. Sullivan ca, APP
pIegate ID, Duhham (1}, Bath III,
Egan ca, Thomas az. Schwartz
ca. f. Suiligan I'D. Foul goals
Apologize t41, Egan f1}, Schwartz
(1y. Referee. Joseph Piass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
CARROLL AFTER
MAIZE OR WITTY
AT 1Z0 POUNDS

Johnny Carroll, I wish to challenge
Nifty Hudson or Mike Maize for a
bout, any number of rounds. / will
post a 5000 forfeit as a wager on
the result of the exhibition. The
boys must weigh 1913 pounds each.
ringside."
Followers of the game. especially
the Permo members, arc greatly
pleased over the prospects OF a
match between Carroll and either,
or both, OF these Staten Island boys.
Carroll has displayed his cleyerness
several times at bouts of the Lotos
A. G. and usually left the ring with
victory. The difficulty exists. 1t Is
said, in Mazie or Hudson making
Carroll,s wei-ht.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
HOLD BOY FOB MURDER.

frederick Nys Under Arrest al sha-
mekIn Aroasss ais Crassd.
Shamokin. Pa Feb. 1~3s-Freferick
Nys. eighteen years old, IL under ar
rest here charged with numbering
Henry Miller in his bowling alley. at
~sssntsarv, Sunday. and then robbing
the place. A loaded revolver was tax
en- from Nye when arrested.
One thousand angry people sssrrourd
ed the train as be was taken To Jail at
sanBury. Soma wanted to lynch him
He was on parole from a reformaaory.
having committed burglary several
years age Miller ri q p~Tanalnems
resident OF snnbnry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13

Manager George GeramD, acting
for Young Johnny Carroll, of this
city, has issued a challenge through
the sporting columns of the EVEN
ING NEWS to-Nsfty Hudson, of Tot
tenville, or Mike Mazie. Of South
Beach, two Staten Island members of
the Permo A. A., for a bout of any
number of rounds. The Carroll
management is willing to post a
5000 wager on the result, providing
the boys weigh in at 12S pounds,
ringside. Mr.. Gerarao, who may be
reached at 26th street and Bergen
line avenue, Gutenberg, N. j.
makes the def public property In
the following challenge:
I'm behalf of my protege, Young