davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-02
STUNG Up!
Bill Hepburn Our ATtistiCk Black
smith Had a Awful ExpGrients
Witch He Will Soon not For:
get---BiII Desires to Know Who
Done Il But He Probably NGV,
yer Will

Bill Hepburn, our artistick black
smith, had sickening & nauseating ex-
perients last Saturday, the memry of
which will cluster in his memry for
menny yrs to come, we persoom. Bill
says if he could only find out who playd
SIGH low down mean joke on him he
would appreshiate it a good cal and he
callilates he would make it hot for the
perpetrators. We calkilate the same.
Last Satterday Bill went to the Co.
seat, leaving Bingville at a. m. in the
morning. When Bill goes to the CO.
seat every Satterday he don't ushually
leave Bingville much before 8 or in
the morning, but the reason Bill left so
turrible early on the above occasion is
that he haddent had a drink all wk and
the awful Demon of Ticker in him was
demanding to be sashiated, which is
why Bill tux a early start. He said he
felt as if he couldn't skeercely wait I'M
I'll he would reach the Co. seat to Ticker
up, and he wallopped the old white
mare TIP hill and down in order to get
there as soon as possible.
Being as Bill got SIGH a early start
and reached the Co. seat sooner than
ushual and lickered up as soon as he
got there the result was that he started
back to Bingville about l p. m, and ar
rived here about p. m, whereas he
don't ushually get in until after dark.
The first warning folks had Of Bills
approach was when they heerd some
buddy singing "Old Hundred" and other
hymns at the lower end of town, and
here it was Bill settin back in his buck
board with the lines draggin on the
ground and the old gray mare mopin
along the road with her head down and
her ears back, all tuckered out. It's a
good thing Bills old mare knows enuff
to keep the road when Bill gifts under
the weather, becuz If she diddent Bill
would git killed like es not
Jest as Bill entered Bingville little
Tommy Barker (Bige BarlIer's SOM
and skinny" Peters, who is a son OF
Hank Peters, happend to be sneakin into
Bingville via the back alleys, being as
they had run off from home down along
Snake Crick to go swimmin when they
had ben forbid to do so by their par
ents, and they had gilty conshiences and
diddent know but praps they had been
misd and would ketch it when they ar
rove home.
After Skinny and Tommy had beer
swimmin they laid out in the sun until
their hair was dried off and then they
started home thro the woods. While
they was traipsin along Tommy he spiet
| a big hornets nest on the lower lint
of a tree, and he stumped Skinny tc
bust it open with a stone and then rur
like thunder, but Skinny thort it would
be more fun to stop up the hole in The
hornets nest, thus combining the hornet.
inside the nest as you might say, anc
carry the nest back to Bingville
Well, the boys made stopper outer
some soft fine dried grass and wher
they diddent see no hornets about tn,
nest Skinny he closed the hole in it witt
the stopper, then they broke off the 1nl
1t was fast to and run like sixty to gi
/ away before eny hornet which happenC
Ito be off somewheres would come bacl
and ketch them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-02
Country Correspondence
SORROW HOLLOW.

Ben McA1lister sold a calf last wk.
for veal. We do not know for what
consideration.
Mrs. Jenima Hoff is papering her
back parlor and doing all the work her
self. Some of the paper is on crooked
but on the whole it looks purity well.
Jim Hawley's hound dog bit him
tother evg. under pecooiar clrcun1-
stances. Jim was out calling on his SRI
and come home late and the dog did
dent recognize him and bit him in the
leg. Jim kicked at the dog IN the dark
missed the dog and kicked one OF thu
front PLACER post knocking the PAIN
of and spraininE his ankle.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-02
artistick tonsorial work,
HARVE HINES,
Tnnenrial parinra
We have asked ourself the question

We have asked ourself the question
lately as to why don't we get more adj
vertising In the BugleI Do you realize
as you read these lines that the Bing-
Vile Bugle 10 the best advertising
medium in this county, If not then
YOU ought to wake up to the oppor-
tunities we offer. Are you in business2
Then advertise your business. Do you
want to get out of business9 Then
advertise your business for sale. Have
YOU no business and want some bust
ness? Then advertise for some BUSH
ness. Do you need HELP7 Then adj
vertise in for Bugle for help. Remem-
Der that the actual number of Bugles
which we print every week does not
represent all of our circulation. Our
regular circulation Is several times
that many, being as so many people
borrow their neighbours Bugle to read
rather than subscribe and pay for the
same. This gives Us an enormous cir.
cuIashion. 1t also gives Us a pain and
makes US tired. Anybody who would
do that would begrudge duck a drink
out of a pond. Advertise in the Buele
1t pays both US and you And while
you are making up your mind to adver-
tise do not forget that we have tho
best and only job printing estabIish.
ment in Binsville. If you want any
job printing done see US and get quota
shions. Estimates give with great cheer.
Yours for aristick job printing.
The Bingville Bugle Print-Shop.
Bingville
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-02

perdickt she will make a turrible mess
outen the dress.
Harve Hines says business Is turribls
dull in the Shawn & hair cuttin line now
that the weather has got so warm.
However this gives Harve lot of Tina
to pracktise on the new gittar hes got
Its a i'll wind that don't blow some
buddy some good, amt it?
Bud Hinckley who amt quite right in
his head got 10 cts somewheres and
bought 10 cts. worth of peanut candy at
Hen Weathersbys store and ct il all his
self and got sick TO his stuumick and
Doc Livermore had to be sent for by
Buds mother. Bud is alright now, but
his mother says oonsiderin what tho
candy cost and then Doc Livermore al
50 cts per VISIT Bud is a purity expen'
sive proposition.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-02

Being as | have not had a adver-
tisement in the BOOgIe for Some time
and being as I am still doing birness at
the same old stand and don't desire
Bingville folks to forget that same, /
wish to state that when you want emmy
think did in the line of hair cutting,
shaving, whisker trimming or muSss
fash curling, don't fail to call on me-
as am the firstest ciaSsest and onli.
est tonsoriaI artist in Bingville. IL
you are in a hurry l can shave you
quick, but would ruther take my time
if / could have my way becuz when
I shave person in hurry am liable
to cut him in the Ease and my Gus
tummers don't like to be cut in the Ease
or anywheres else. OF course l may
cut you up some ennyhow, being as its
hard to keep from doing same when all
my razors Is dull and pull like a
horse. But all you haft to do il I cut
YOU is to boiler out loud and ! will
stop and let you rest. Speshial atten-
shion give to curling the musstash
and putting grease on the hair. Fall
ing hair stopt. Come to me If you want
shaving. I use the same mug and the
same brush for all You can't say that
/ don't treat all my custummerS
alike.
Yours for artistick tonsorial work,
HARVE HINES,
Bingville. Tonsorial Parlors.
NOTISE SPESHIAL-If I amt too
bizzy ! will also play you q tune on my
new gittar without extra charge. II amt
every barber shop that furnishes musick
free.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
Qnremb1lra.

q.-@ls Der 81 Ser.
IorenfoTt mobnenoe 4ouofat W1i6el
@ebreno Oieier Gage %oonbouie a6fpe.
ieuO mar. peridafften ii6 Diebt
0urd ben Seller @inaang 81 Den
W~obnrdumen ,entfiibrten 8ett- unS
2~einen8eug, 8uritparen uno cine
Quantitdt MepfeI. Bis iest fonnten
bic Cater niht 9efaBt merOen.
RiirSlih mur0e Elm gu RuIfers
miibIe uohuenoer Beber BON Der
@enoarmerie feftgenommen. ct
hattie einet in Der 8abnbof-4nenue
~Ttebenoen, Der MilhbdnoIerin Srail
gIauiie aus Geiiiugen geb0renOen
MiI6mogen nit Dem ungeipannten
6unoe acknowledgements entfibrt
nuo benbiihtigte. oas @ef6brt gu
bertoufen. I'm iih in Den 8eiis COu
geIO au fesen-
SeiIbronn. - Der 0ur@ Dos
grobeben perurfo1te @elamtlaoOen
on Den bieitgen it1otiiden @eb6uOen
betr1gt Die runoe @umme bon 90.
600 Norf. auH Der Gurm Der ct.
RiIianstirde bat Shaoen selitten.
insbeionOere StpiIden Der 4, un0 5.
@nIerie. Die neutrality-suspicious.
Iin0 beute nod niht beenoigt.
EIbingeu. = Gin 2Oi1briger
8uriae noneng 2uowio &einbnrOi
bon Rottenburg fdoB am SiI0eiter.
nbeno nit einem Boiler ons Neuiu1r
an. BIotIi9 Ioite fid unoeriebens
Elm ShuB, Der 9aOeit0pia 6rono
benz @hiiten in ben Ropf uno Der.
Ieste i'm 10 idtper, OaB Der Eoo oIS-
boN etntrot.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
6sfterrs;id.nnaarr.

@ten. = Ser 8aumeiiter Grnnd
Bod, GbaIiaitraBe "a, bat li6 tiira-
lid firth in ieiner @obnung erihoi.
fen. Bod mar ItGOtii9er Baunuf.
Ii9tsrot uno genOB in Gndtreiien
groBes Inieben. CT tpor in friiberen
Snbren @emeinoerat. Mls Motin 6ea
GeIbitmoroes miro gefrdnfter CIR.
eei3 ongenommen. Seine @ermG.
gensnerb1ltniiie moren Die benfbnr
beIten. Ser goumeiIter, Der Inn 81
3ebensiabre itano, bat in Dien ems
eroBe An5nbl bor8altten oufgeiibrt.
Graz. = Ser @efangenenauffe.
Der @uoolf &nt, Der Dor einieer 8eit
benz 8ontidhptnOIer Sam. Sdtpara
sur GIudt aus Der tnteriuhunesbafi
berbolfen bntte, tpuroe al 10 Monn.
ten iftperen &erfers nerurteilt. Ct
botte ii9 iefbIt Der 8oli3ei geIteIt.
SmueI SdparS tonnte nod INNER
niht nerbaftet per0en, 90 bic fronSo.
Fi9en 8eb0roen 0a3 an tie geItente
NusIieferungsbegebren Bis iest nids
beonttportet baben.
8ombor. - Ser DIRECTOR 6es
HeSooner Sportaiie 2uOpig EapaiS
bntte tiir5lid nbenos cine 3ablreias
@eieni9oft geIooen. 8l0tli9 tnantG
elm GHuB, nnO aIs ole @GIte ins See.
benSimmer eiIten, fnnoen iie EoDnis
tot ouf. CT bate Ii9 oura einen
S9uB entIeibt. Die Sat oirfte mid
benz 8~uiammenbrud elmer oortigen
Eirmo in 8uiammenbang Iteben, mil
Der bic 8e3oamer Sparfnlie Sc
i16ftsberbiroungen ~unterbieIt.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
0ag aeAeimniRbOle Nntu.

Nn Der b0bmii6en @ren5e I'M
boDeriihen @aI0 bolt felt 8oheu
Elm gebeimniBpoues Auto ote 8e.
Dobner uno namentli9 Die @reno-
m69ter IN aufregung. Dos torpedo.
f0rnte ge6dute Hennauto, oas bald
In gralleIl, baIo in rotem MnItrif
ouftaitht, lit BON 5tpei bertpeger
ui~lsiebenoen ntngen 0tdnnern be.
iebt, Die ibr 6abr5eug niGt onbolter
Gofien unb nlth Dem @ren3perIonal
niht Stan0balten, Ionoern riidlt1ts-
Los oranflos uno, fpenn es Iein muB
inter ole @ren5tp1hter bineinfahren
um 0uoonoufommen. Sn elmer Nohi
woute nun Die @ren3tpafe ods ge'
BeimniBpoae Aubmobil 0urh cine
SGronfe dufba[ten. l1n6 rihtig fan
6os Sdbr5eug, o3 betoen SniaIier
Itoppten. ober ebe oie ouf Der Bauer
Iiegenoen @~ren5tu61ter b~erbeigefom.
men tuoren, ourhbroh oos 4utomo.
btI bic Sdronfe, Die tro6eno in ser
Woitte obgefprenet tpuroe, uno Dor.
tp1rts ging's hi rnfenoer Snbrt
Cine Sdusborridttung bat oobei
3tDeifeIIos FIRE SduIoigteit geton,
Oos AutomcbiI lit offenbor gdna
Defenders fir @GnpgeeI5tpede ee,
bo1it ilmO bergeridtet,
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
aHf mtdtisem gDRua
pu Hsus ezrttsE s1 8uaDssgommaHipn ~
bn tDtf9eEfanliHsn 9anbsG

Bel 0sm issigen snorgifmen Dor
eeben Der Blmoesregierunp gegGu
oas geiesDiorige Ereiben Der
Fruits bat ole Rommifiion far ben
SDii9eitaatItben Sunod cine gGrts
beion6ere 9eoeutiynq erImgt. Gum
gorifser Der aommiflton 1T neuer-
0ings Ser Charles A3ro BroutD ge-
Dor0er, DeIher DerieIben fhoR felt
De8enrber 1896 aIs MitgIieb ange.
bort. Or itummt aus benz Stnate
Bermont urO betennt ft9 poIitiid
Sur repubIifunH6en Bortei, ndb-
reno fein unmittelborer gorgdneer,
Su6Ion 6. Clements Don Georgia,
Der oemofratii6en Bnrtei mgebort.
9ie RommifiioR bat cine gRegel an
eenommer, 0e%r3ufoIge ons @mt Oes
8orfibers BON Sobr su Sabr ben Sn'
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
nnuferpttt i'm Sahre 1911.

.Dun's 3eDiem" ueroTentiadf e1ne
augfahrlihe @tatiitd Der geidaftll.
fen W1Ibqefdtde r. semgtnbTn Ban
fprotte oerurnt - mGbrenO oes Sag
res fef1. Gle bietet geraOe fem Be.
Ionosrs erfrcuIihes Bib, gibt aber
mrh feinen @runo az peiiimiitiihen
getro6hmaea. 9ie @eiumtoabl Der
9mferotte betrug 13,441, gegen 12,-
652 I'M Sabre 5uDor. 9agegen bat
Die .Sobe Der Berbin0lidfeiteH abge'
nummen: fe betrug I'M gert1tsIa9r
S191 O61 ,665 eegen $2O1, 7oLO9f
mn Sobre 1910. Dns beiBt ollo, one
gonferotte poren 5iDar 5dblrether,
dber es tDnren I'm Durd1hnTft te1ne
70 idDereu @rihiitterumgen ME I'M
8oriobre. Smmerbin aber mar DIE
8abI Der geihaftliden 6eblidlage'
bon benz Rriieniabr 1908 abgeieben,
GROCER ais je felt 1896, uno nur
6reimul IN Oieien is Sobren tporer
bic 8erbinolihfeiten bober. Die
urtidn1ttlifen8 erbinoIidfeiten mo-
rem i'm Iebten Sabre $14,215 per
ganferatt geaen $t5,947 i'm Sabre
3uoor. SSn 295 S6aen Daren Die
decentralization iiber 100000.
Gen idIummiten yg1eforo~ bate oas
er1te 8iertelinbr; oie Orei Monate
SSonuar, gSe6ruar unO Mdr5 braften
1886 8anferottc nit $49,657. 7O1
Decentralization Die folgenoen lefs
Monote brodtcn cine Ibnabme BON
1105 in Ser 31Al Der 8anferotte
uno cine @erminOerung Der TerbtnO'
IihfeiteN I'M poae 10 Yro5ent. Aber
i'm lebteu 3iertelinbr begannen Die
gonferotte Damn pieOer raid 81 Itet-
gen uno erreiGlten Sic 3ahl non runo
100 nit elmer 3ljnabme Der 8er6ino-
Iidfeiten Inn oolle II W9iaionen
Dollars.
@G6reno Die 3obI Der Bonferotte
nm 6obritntionsgeihdft BON $3.50
Tim Sabre 1910 uuf 1902 Tim
Sabre 1911 fam. nobel in 1877 Sal
len oie Ger6inoli6feiten ouf iiber
100000 Itiegen. fGat ser Saupt-
Iho0en bod ouf Oas @ebiet beg fauf-
mdnnif9en @eid1fts. Sier itieg Die
9abI Der 0anferotte nm 557 uno
Die Der Standardization Inn $9,25O,-
900. Das lit in beioen SinIihten Der
IhlimmIte Musiueis ieit 1896, menn
man pom Subre 1908 a6fiebt, uno
81 oieier Banferotte Daren Don gan5
ungetpohnIidem lmfane, inioferH Tie
3uIammen cine SdnlIoenIoIt BON
$tS,564 72O 6~arite1ten, mGbreno Die
Observation-Disclosures fir Die
ii6riqen 1896 9onferotte iid ouf nuI
5000 itenten. Cine entidieoene
8eiierul1o bat oagegen oas Mfaflerge-
ihdFt oui5uApeiien. Sier 5eigt Die
3obI ser 6ebliAldge Die mdBiee gu
nobme BON 16, mGbren0 Die @erbin6-
Iidfeiten Inn $fe 10000 abgenom-
men boben un0 INIT Iusnabme 0es
Snbres 1900 Den nieorieiten Stanf
i'm Iesten Sabr5ebnt erreihten.
Che man ans Ser 3unobme Der
gonterotte ie0o9 tribe SdIiiiie
Siebt, lift es onqebrodt. oarouf Elm
3itpetien, ooB iib eben ouh Ons gon5e
@efdGft Ser 8ereinigten Staoten ite-
tie unS getpoltig ausbreitet. Dit
Hdum einer AusnabHte lit Die 3abl
Der 6irmen in ie6em @eiddfts5neig
I'M @n9ien begriffen, uno penn man
Die 3obI Der neuen @el6dfte, Ole i'm
9oufe beg Sdhres 1911 entitonOen
ftno, in 8etraht 8iebt. 10 eri4eint
aud Die 3unabme in Der 8abI Der
8onferotte nidt mebr 10 bedngfti-
geno. ionoern oieImebr ais cine nn-
tiirIihe ToEge Ser ausoebnung Oes
@eih1ftglebeus
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

febI. Sn finn bat Die 8un0esregie.
rung ben Ntonn 9efun0en, Der iih
our1 51bigfeit uno Gbarofter am
beiten fir Sic groBe @ufgabe eignete,
an Der SpiBe elmer aus alien Gan.
bern un0 GroteiIen 5uiammengemiir-
felten Mrmee bon MGnnern Der Se9.
nif un0 Der Mrbeit ben Our9ItiA, Del
bic beioen 8eltmeere perbinoen foH,
oussufiibren. 06ert @oetboIs Der.
einiqt une Mlttorit1t oes &onalItri9s
in Ieiner 8erior. CT lit Boritser Der
&nnalfommiIiion, @onserreur ser
RonolSone, 9beringarielr oes &anol.
baltes uno BrGIi6ent Der yonomo.
gfIenbobn : @eieai6oFt. Gor onen
Dingen ober i9reitst unter ieiner
IofoerTtGnOigen, enersifhen uno UNI
Iintigen 2eitung Der &onoI nit
roI6en Sdritten Der Bonenoune
~entgegen. gr bdlt unter ben 10000
MenfGen auer &oiien uno RuGtur.
Ttufen, oie ieiner 8otmdBigfeit unter.
porfen finb, ri9t MIR &ube un6
Or6nung aufredt, ionOern forgt aud
fir 6eren @obGbefinOen our9 itrenge
geiun6beitlide unO eeieGi9Gftline
8orIAriften. Sberit @oetbaIs itnmmi
aus Der @to0t 8rooflDn, pur0e 1858
geboren unb frat 1880 aus Der MeIt.
pointer @ilitGriduIs in ben attineu
Gtenit.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
g6nener aIs Tsnertuehr!

Nls Girsri9 Dtopor gnpIor boz
MeeOfor0, Maii., Die Seuerpebr
Itotior in SoIem Street IN benz Mo
mente betrot, mo gero6e o1s Augbre
den zines 6euers iisnoIifiert DiirOI
un0 teiner bon ben 6euerpebrleutet
in Der Station 3u ieben mar, i1irrtI
ct ieIbIt Elm Soar Bferoe an mi
fuhr mad Dem cine gierteI MaeiEe ge
ieaenen Srt. MOO oos Seuer ~nusgebro
den mar. Dort Ieitete CT ooS 20i9er
6es Seuers ourh giirger, sic ieint
Gneraie be~ipunoertenb un0 mebrerI
HeuerpebrIeute, Sic ii@ perip6tet ali
SCI Srowbtsne s~iKestNOsw botsm.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

bnber tpefieln ion, upO 5rDnr m Der
&efbenfoIge oes Dienitalters. Dies
piir6e i'm nGfften Sabre tDieoer Ell
men 0emofraten, Sranflin g. Cane
BON @alifornien, an Die 8eibe brin-
gen, tporous man idlieBen fam, Dab
Die 8oIitif bel Der 8eieBung BEG Bo'
items tatiGdli6 feline &oae ipielt.
Serr 8routD, peIher 1853 in NerD'
port, @ermont, geboren tDurOe, itl-
oierte in Dartmouth, mar wiien'
I6aftIi6 uro i'm offentli6en Seben
t6tiq uno 9piomete Ii6 Der &edts'
prorig, Biz er pom 8%rGiioenten Glepe'
Ion0 sum Mitglieo Der &omminton
ernonnt muroe, oeren 8Oriiser er
ieBt lit.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
GlTas.2utbriuaen.

GRIFFIN. - Gin &roBfeuer, bnH
tiir3Ii9 in ben Stolungen Oes &c.
treiOebGnoIers 2eDD ousbro9, grill
in tnr5er 9eit onf idmtli1e Neben.
eebGu6e fopie Die bei6en @obnb1Mier
iiber, Die gum Cell Derni@tet tuur0en.
Der SHnOen, Der tir teiLtpeiie 6urG
8eriiherung se0edt it, beI6uft iiG
0uf 25-30,OO0 Mnrf.
Sogenau. Gin OpferItoH.
rduber. Der ~2Oidbrige @nedt 2n0tpie
&1utmonn aus Seiligenberg bat IN.
I6ngft in Der STRIDE ou MorientbaI
ben Spferitod erbroHen, uno ieines
SnbaItes beroubt. Der Dieb tuurOG
in OerieIben Stride ertpiIGt unO Der.
bnftet, oIs er elmer Dame Die @eIO.
toi9e ftebIen troGta.
M e m. - Nie lddte 0ei9I
zines Rannes tpur0e bon elmer Srou
IN Der 2ou9 eefunOen. Die Heri0n.
ItHfeit oes Gotten fonnte nod ni9i
feitgeItem peroen. Naa benz ~@ebn.
GosbI.- iou es liH UNI einen @eb.
tDeiIer Mrbeiter bnnOeIn. Der fed
8eibnadten nermiBt tuiro.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

~ a5FIt& i&uiedt rnb eia
bstumasi .MOasni&r unO .GiGauaaa-.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
@Irttrmbern.

66eIfIingen. - 0ie unter
Der bieIigen 4inOertpelt berridenOsa
Woiern breiten iid INNER tpeiter aus,
70 0oB nun Bis ouf tpeiteres Die
SduIen eeidloiien 6leiben. Sn Den
Iesten Eogen fOrOerte Der 8oo 8
Dpfer i'm glter BON l, 4, 8 un6 8
Sahre1
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

Set bier Snbren fiibrt Oberit
George 8oibington @oetbals, oom
Sugenieurforps Der 8unoesnrmee,
ouf Ser 2an0enge BON Banana aIs
Better oes RanaIbaues ben Oberbe'
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
esiter Oes Sanamafanalbans

pberR gpetbals au Oer spite einer Armse uOn
SnaenisArsH uaO Grbsiteru.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-12-21
OWNER OF CLUBS IN TWO WEST
ERN LEAGUES WILL DISPOSE
OF ONE, HE SAYS.
NICK WILLIAMS MAY BUY
Manager Of Pippins Declares Himself
Prospective Purchaser and Will
Try to Secure Capital to Go Through
With the Deal.

Portland, Dec. 20.-Judge w. w. Nc
Creedie, owner of the Pacific Coast
and Northwestern league baseball
clubs of this city, announced today
that the Northwestern league fran
chise was for sale. In making the
announcement he stated that he took
this action because he believed it
for the best interests of baseball that
the two clubs should be under sepa-
rate ownership. The price fixed by
the magnate is 81, and reasonable
compensation for those baseball play
ers who are under reserve to the
Portland club.
Nick Williams, manager of the Port
land Northwestern team, at once de-
clared himself a prospective purchaser
He stated he believed he could secure
necessary capital providing that the
Coast league would grant permission
to the Northwestern league to main
tain Portland team for a term of
years.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-12-21
HE WANTS oNE-TENTH or THE
STOCK AND FAT SALARY BE-
FORE HE'LL ACCEPT JOB.
He SAYS 50 HIMSELF
Former Manager of tho Cubs An
nounces That Owner Farrell of the
Yankees Must Come Across Hand :
someIy-WilI Direct From Bench.

Los Angeles, Dec. 2O.--Owner Frank
Farrell Of the New York Americans
| VIII have to make Frank Chance the
offer of tenth interest in the club
anu give him fat salary before the
former leader of the Chicago Nationals
consents to become manager of that
team. This was the statement made
today by Chance when he discussed
freely for the first time his views re-
garding the conditions under which
he would return to baseball
Unless he can be a part owner in
a major league club he will remain
ON his orange ranch, which he said
yields him a profit of from sc, 900 to
$1,000 yearly.
"A salary of $4,000 q year would
not tempt me into the management of
the New York Americans said
Chance. "They must give me a tenth
interest or it will be the orange ranch
for me-"
Chance stated positively that he had
no offer from Farrell stipulating a sal
airy. He also said that he never would
play ball again and that if he took the
New York team he would manage it
from the bench.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-12-21
VARSITY BASKETBALL FIVE WILL
DiSeAND DURING CHRIST.
MAS HOLIDAYS.
GLASS SERIES COMING
lnterclass Games Will Be played as
Soon as College Re- Re-Opens-Mana-
ger kIebe Denies Cancellation OF
Gonzaga Game.

Yesterday the university closed it's
doors for a 16-day Christmas vaca-
ton, and with the rest of the students
went the basketball candidates who
have been working daily under the
tutelage of Coaches Mustaine and
Whitlock. The squad will not work
during the holidays and no games will
be played AS soon as the long mid
year vacation is ended, however, work
will begin again. for the team will
have to get in shape in hurry in or
der to play its schedule. Final ar
rangements for games will have been
made by that time, it is hoped, and
the team will be able to try it's met
tie on the other state fives.
The class series will also commence
Immediately after the holidays. The
interest in these games is unusually
keen this year, for all the classes will
have strong teams and will be evenly
matched. The freshmen claim to have
the strongest team in college, but the
juniors have a five that has won the
title every winter since it entered the
university and will put up a strong
fight for the Championship