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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-25
GRIFFITH GETS RECRUIT

SHARON, Pa, July 25.-Manager
pbinson, of the Sharon o. and P.
am, closed a deal last evening
William Allen. the hard
|tting outfelder, becomes the prop
ty of the Washington American
bague team. The price paid was
90. Allen will finish the season in
aaron.
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TROLLEY LEAGUE GAME

In the Public Service League the
Hiltons defeated the Bergens at Hill
ton Oval by the score of - to Z.
The senior and junior teams of the
West Park Essex County Baseball
League defeated the Glen Ridge
seniors and juniors yesterday by
scores of Z to 5 and 5 to Z.
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Marshall Tied for First

sBRESLAU, July 25.-F. j. Marshall,
Ne United States champion, by q
|ean-cut victory over Carls, of
in the fifth round of the in
Irrational cress masters tournament
icceeded in overtaking A. K. Rubin
bin, Russia's champion, and the two
amous masters are now tied for first
Iace. each with a of points
u of a possible 5 to his credit.
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CHAPPLE MAKES
MORE RECORDS

NEW YORK, July 25.-Arfhur
Chapple, of New York, established a
three-mile worlds record for motor
cycles IN a one-third mile track. at
the Brighton Beach m~otordrome last
night, negotiating the distance in
1853 2-5. The first mile of the trial
was made in SO seconds, beating the
record of 80 LIS. made by Chappls
Tuesday night.
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AMERICAN RIFLE WIN

'BAYONNE, France. July 26.-The
BE team composed of officers of the
|hio National Guard scored its first
uccess yesterday in the interna-
fonal shooting tournament. In the
o0-meter match Major w. O.. Roll
dade the best count, while the others
( the team secured high scores.
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FISHING AT SEWAREN

While fishing is nothing extra ip
|ewaren waters Grabbing could not
e better. Acker's boats are report
be- catches up TO $50 each. Grabbing
|arties are requested to bring their
rwn bait.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-25

The Orioles held first place for n
whole day.
The Hustlers are at the top again.
due to the Tige's kindness.
That clean sweep in the double card
against the Grays yesterday helped
the Maple Leafs some. They are now
but fourteen points behind the Birds
and second place.
Kitty Bransield won his first game
as manager of the Royals. That's a
credit.
President Brush. of the Giants, has
at last agreed to start games at the
Polo grounds at s;45 O'Clock, instead
of 4.
Jack Martin, the Jersey boy with
the New York Yankees. is the best
shortstop in the American League,
according to Kid Gleason, the White
Sox coach. IF the Yankees want to
get rid of him wen take him. He
ought to be a star next year"
GUY linn, a recruit, won the game
for the Yankees over the White Sox
Yesterday with a timely two-bagger.
sending two runs across the plate in
the eighth inning.
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.DETRoIT'S NEW o

BUTTE. Mont, July 25.-Charles
McCafferty. manager of the Butte
Club of the Union Association, has
announced his acceptance of the
position of Western scout for the De-
troit Americans.
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ATTELL WILL FIGHT
MURPHY AUGUST 3

SAN FRANCISCO. July 25.-After
a conference with Promoter James
Coffroth yesterday Abe Attell recon-
sidered his previously announced de-
termination to cancel the August 3
date with Harlem Tommy Murphy
for a twenty-round fight here.
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viRoINIA LEAGUE

At Roanoke-Roanoke II; Portsmouth.
o
At notwithstanding. 8: Norfolk. o..
At Newport News-Richmond. 8; New
port News, ,.
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Box o or
YESTERDAYS GAME
NEWARK.
Il

Totals ....29 1 "a IL
Slated for Dent In the eighth.
Runs-Dolan,. Conroy, Lelivelt, Batch 2,
Johnson 2.
Errors-w. Zimmerman, E. Zimmerman,
McCarty.
Rochester ......1 l0l03 x-7
Newark 60. 90 0 0 0 90
Hits-On Bell, II in six innings: of
Dent, l In one inning. Two-base hits
Batch, johnson. Home r~Hn-Johnson.
Sacrifice hit-Spencer. Stolen bases
Dolan, Conroy. Lelivelt, Batch. Johnson
Double p~lay-McMillan to johnson TO
Spencer. Bases on balls-o6 Hughes !,
Struck out-By Hughes s.. by Bell 2. Time
Of game-ih. Som. Umpires-Byron and
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RACES POSTPONED

2 WILMINGTON, July %. = Rain
caused a postponement of the harness
racing yesterday at the Wawaset
half-mile track here.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-25

ANDERSON. S. c., July 25.-It was
announced yesterday that the Ander-
son Club of the Carolina Association
has sold Pitcher Ernie Wolf to the
Cleveland Americans. The price was
not made public. Wolfe will report
to Cleveland September 2. at the close
of the Carolina Association season
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NEW YORK STATE A c

At Troy-wilkesbarre. 10; Troy. ..
At Albany-Albany. 4; Scranton, l.
At Observation-Disclosures. 8; syria.
cuse, ..
At Utica-First game: Utica. ); Ell
mira, 1. Second game: Utica. 4; Eli
mira, 8.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-25

George Mcconnell is about the best
bet on the Yankee staff just now
He had a pitchers due with big Ed
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-25
NEW LEAGUE

At worcester-Fan River, >; Worcester,
4,
AT New Bedford-Lowell. s; New Bed
ford, 4.
Brockton, 4. second game: Lynn, 8;
,Brockton. ) q innings. e
Al ACCOMPLISHMENTS La
Q tiJ Innlngs).
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE

Trenton, z; Wilmington, 6.
Other games postponed, rain.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-25

The Orioles held first place for n
whole day.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-03
Die Msrase.

Jm Qoufe bes lsbisn Jobrss ipur=
ben 306 peitheH mad Der Mlcrgue ses
brdd)t. bon biefsH purben 262 ib<ns
tifi3irt. ndNenb iih hie Sbentitdt
bon AZ 1obteH ni6i fsitfttIlen iieb.
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@af)tslu In S4ou,eit.

Die Sbip Staats 8ilo= uno 5if6r
aommiFion bot einsn energiihen
5elDsns sesen gambler inansurirt,
rpelhe BahtsIR (Guntls) pdbreno Der
SnonSeit feilbalten ooer perfaufeH.
Sn biefem 3uianlmsnbang psrf6afften
Die bieiigen Stifs @tieAiiter 3apib
;Serris, 6. 6. 4etpu unp aouis aArg
fich gefpdltfam .3utritt Su siHem ,3inz
Hsr I'm 3fpeitsn Stodpert beg 3auies
Ro. 228 George StraBs, no iie 3ipei
4iItsn nit los WahteIn porfanoen.
Der Heipcbner oes SINNERS so.
Spnh nuree oerbaftet uno oem 9Sriss
oensrihter 4rnitrpna porsefuhri. (sr
tpuroe ipoter sesen $500 9argi6aft
.auf freien auB gefest. Das Gefes
ihreibt eine Gelorrufs Don S25 bis
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feinsr i'm 3ipeiten Stot iih befinbenz
ben 7Samilie cine WQrnun9 gu uHn
fanote einen Stiualarm Elm. 5rau
gerg Tammslte ibre ainDer um ii6
uno brafte bieislben Iber Die 9tnters
treppe unperleBt ins 5rsis. ats ote
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$4,000 ab. 9as GebGuoe tpuroe gum
getraqe BON $500 befhdoigt
- Sin StiQalarm, brahte geitern
moraen turs nuh 6 uAr bic Jeuers
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/ al l0ffen, mar elm Shooen bon
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etetbttdjf Sberidjf.

;}roni Cannon, 80, Gopinston. An..
Jnqueit In G6pebe.
Tenrp 0ort, so, 2719 Rtcbina
0ouD. alttrsfnndde.
aouife Risinfnmibi, 54. Rnpio
Run piie. 1armperihlinguns.
Dora 1trd, n, Siiniines Gofpis
t1l. QsbeTleicen.
6Icra Rusel. 16. Gopinatpn. Hiss
rtnlsib<n.
Games Ring. So. 1878 RssDmont
Gtr.. Riersnlsib<n.
Amonbn Smith. 81. 51s %. Court,
@Mf1gflu6.
frani Duff. 40. 1868 90. 6. An..
Tkrenleiben.
Gath. 4usIsmann. ~. IL Repobo
No.. Moernpsrfoltung.
Brace NrDermott, 10, 426e
Qnn9larb Str. Ahernptrfoltung.
Gleus. Miemann. SO. 1909 Dkns
Dam Str, Qungenens3iinbung.
Glmsr Gnlif. Ia. 527 Rlotisr a.,
Observation-Disclosures.
6afrp Riemann. 81. 1903 German
Gtyy G@lasflab.
NM 1lsniuesr. 49. 2S73 Gibntp,
QuuseusniJiinbung.
5otn 1uup, 90. 1913 Rob NJ.
.Snqueff in Gdnebe.
0lif. Utptj&. 80. 2sl9 Utain.
d,uitsts Ap.. PersfebIer.
NoI< QeHnpH. %. 16 Gentorf
yIars. Jnqusn in GMspebs.
3huS. GrteH. s.. 426 glort. ME.
fenlsibsn.
Goroline GneeIbrinf. II. 1851
6arfifon 3D.. Qirnf4lagL
0rtb. Wiln<r. 10. 1821 Gin Str.
Qan1sutxt5fubu
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Die am i. Sanuar itaiiHfnnbsns
grfdbnobi bes airnenrotbs Der Wnts
tbGIS Gemeinbe (pditor W. 8ertrnm)
ersab fOlgenb.s Rsfultut: Dissprdii.
bent. u. s5. Meiie; aeItsiisr. Sobn
Wobr; s5inant GeiretGr. 6enrp Berg
John; 1ruifess. Sreb. Neinsis uno Geo.
pfeifer; Wcrlteber. Ghtp. 9eliobn uni
Wilb. Deder. Die Jnftanoii0u biefer
nfu.rip1blien Dtumien ipirb ndhisen
Gonntns pollsostn tperben. Hsi bel
jiingft dbeeboltenen Uericoiuns ipdren
fclssnbcr Gtfpinns 3u per3ei1nen. go.
$50. g6riftint Ride, GossNanss; go,
593. Ron Gnirengmeper. DassSeiss
ofen; go. 478. Warie Nieber. MciHs
maiHine; SO. g74, 6err unbUrau
1<liobn. G6dfine Diih; 30. AL.
Gouifa Grnf. Glazing Diib.
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Trauen= &raufbeiten.

aIcdhuiF neltber algi belt fbmet sIcs INTO p6ue
9eafs abrag Ho 1425 gsias Zfraf,e RetprHt
afeoiut SH'titnte seuffae aerSte 80
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gbdrIes unb ailIie prouo. 1243
Gtnte Mpentie, Qnabe.
Grnit unb Gufie Wilbert, aO
Wrcobsuon. Wdb6en.
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9. Ar., RdbGen.
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1862 Dh6igdn 4p.. RGbGen.
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Jlortnes Stsrn, 8, 3608 qaian.,
1ppbus.
pouIine llbl. 56, IA CALHOUN Ctr,
VierenIeibsn.
Dm. Barnet. 70, 1888 ssemper
adne, GhlasfIub.
Jrdnf gadmann, 81. 4154 B6itler
Str, Snqueit in Shtpsbe.
Imetia Riemeier. SO, aponbals,
SdlnsfluB.
pat. Citation. 70. 1906 5isblant
ap.. RierenIeiben.
Clarence SelIar, "a. 847 5atbaipap
lGbmuns.
Ralpb attpis. 2, 371s aaelebe
observation-disclosures.
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I 1.nnefix.
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Sn Dem CABIN ees Snman Serg,
go. 1896 Gaiteru areHue, tam sefterH
Morssn, js6snfaaB inFplse zines lber.
hei8tsn GfsHs. Gin Seuer gum Aus
bruch, nelhes bic RahbarIhaft in
srobs aufssung perfeste uno Die ia
mile oes SerrH Berg IN aroBs 2ebens
ssfabr brahte. Qebterer entoedts oas
Jeuer, rpslhes bereits nett I'm fifh se-
sriffen bate. ols er ben guben sur se@
nobntsn 3eit Sffnen noute. Gr rIsi
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$500 fur ben geitB bon 8ahtelH
pdbreno Der Shcn@ft oor,
esraut Siler. pon go. l941 Gen.

5raut Siler, Don gto. 1941 gsns
tral Ape.. nelpete geitern Der gspli3si,
eaB cine i'm 4. Stpdfperf pes 6ouies
fpobnenoe Brnu. oeren 0amsn er ans
CAB, fih nit sinem Rad1dluhei Gus
tritt 81 ieiHem 3immer oerihafFte, eis
nen Goffer aufbrar unp iih S37 In
9aar, iptpie stae eolosns llbr aaeia.
nste.
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Nlus ben Deridjtsb6 6fes.

Der neue 6uperiorridter preseoti
Gmitb unb Der neue Gtaatsannali
1bos. 6. posue pereibigt. - Sobr
Dueit's llrterfdlasunsen nuhges
piefsn. - alneinige Geihdftstbeil'
baber. - Ginssreiht. 5eftamente
- Gbefheiounssfdle. - Rahlab'
laden. - gerf6ieoenss.
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Wenn swei Qeiben iirb Elm

Wenn swei aeibtn ift Elm.
fsellsn. ipie eius GrtGltune anb Gin
6niisn. giebi "a 5lrti iid5ere Dfnse su
sbun bolt Or. 4nonR A6nie's
hamburger 1rujttbee nnb eebrauht
i'm. IN bemielben habt S5r Elm lpnbz
'rts 3siImitsel unb enc F4ert Rur
'pirb fclseu.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-09-07
Iowa Man Investigating Land Condi-
tionS,

James Edmunds, of Lenox, Iowa, is
being shown around today by G. G.
Wright, acting secretary of the Cham
ber of Commerce. Mr.. Edmunds in
tends to spend a week or two here look
ing over Humboldt county and will in
vestigate thoroughly tht possibilities
of farming by pump irrigation. He
believes these possibilities to be great,
since he is familiar with what is being
done in this line in the San JOAQUIN
valley, California. He sees vacant
government land and cheap railroad
land here,is informed that ample water
can be had by sinking wells, under
stands that the market here is one of
the best in the United States, and he
cannot understand why the opportuni-
ties are not being taken advantage of
by greater number of people.
Mr.. Edmunds is large farmer and
stockman and makes speciality OF
feeding. He has been in correspond
ence for some time with the Chamber
of Commerce and several weeks ago
promised to come and make an investi-
cation. He spent little time this
morning with M. B. Johnson, the pio-
neer pump irrigation man of Grass val
lev. and was invited to visit the
ranch, which he will probably do to-
morrow.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-09-07
OPEN SCHOOL OF MINES
AT VIRGINIA CITY

The Virginia City school of mines, a
branch of the University of Nevada,
opened for the season this week and
has quite a large attendance. Many o.
the practical miners of the Comstoek
take advantage of this school of mines
and the attendance is increasing each
year. The school has been improved
from year to year since it was first
established by the state and many
young men who cannot give up their
time and work to attend the University
of Nevada and learn the scientific
part of mining, attend this school and
secure tn eknowledge they desire.
Dwight T. Smith is at the head of
this school of mines and has made a
reputation as an instructor in the
mining game He is recognized as an
authority and his name being connect
ed with the school gives it a standing
that it could not otherwise have
Gazette.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-09-07
LF BARON Will
ASK FOR PAROLE

The State Board of Pardons will
hold its semi annual session at Carson
City, beginning Monday morning. 1t
is said that twothirds of the inmates
of the state penitentiary will petition
the board either for parole or pardon.
petition will be presented for the
parole of Dan LeBaron, sent up for
life from this county some two or three
years ago. The petition was cireulat-
ed in Winnemucca several weeks ago
by petitioner IS brother. who resides in
California and received the signatures
of many citizens. 1t stipulates that in
case LeBaren is paroled he will leave
the state and reside in California.
At the time of LeBaron s trial and
conviction there was considerable svm-
pathy expressed for him here and his
friends will make determined effort
to have him released.
Attorney T. ]. d. Salter left for
Carson City last evening, and will
have several petitions for parole and
pardon before the board.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-09-07
HOTEL LAFAYETTE ARR. AIS

r. +. Gayer and wife, National.
c. b. Evans, Palo Alto.
NJ. Bestandig, San Francisco.
J. Schlossberg, Los Angeles.
l.. E. Price, Seven Troughs.
w. C. Crawford, San Francisco.
P. S. Indart, White Rock.
George and Henry Garrett, White
Rock.
F. J. Strubel, San Francisco.
John Etehart, San Francisco.
J. +. Bren, Salinas.
Geo. H. Ballantyne, Elko.
r. Becker, San Francisco.
!. d. Andrews, Reno.
+. !. Lidyard, Reno.
A. j. p. Matthiesen, Reno.
Nancy p. Westlake, Carson City.
r. Leroy Nickel, San Francisco.
John Gilcrist, San Francisco.
f. f. Treadwell, San Francisco
!. F. Clyne, San Francisco.
II. II. H.nter and wife, INLAY.
II. II. Poele, Reno.
n. l.. Waggoner. San Francisco.
Mrs Grannis, National.
II. G. Oastler and wife, Dun Glen.
Jno. c. Martin, Tonopah.
!. f. Breen, Salinas.
Thos. Ewing, Reno
James Edmunds, Lenox, Iowa.
Thos Nelson, Stone House.
Jesse M. Smith, Layton, Utah.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-09-07
NIXON OPERA HOUSE TO
HAVE NEW MANAGEMENT

The trustees of the Nixon opera
house held meeting last evening, at
which il was decided to rent the
house to Anderson & Gott, of Reno,
beginning with the 18th instant, when
the lease of the present lessee expires.
Anderson & Croft are the present les
sees of the Majestic theatre at Reno,
and put on the finest moving picture
and vaudeville entertainments ever
known to the state. Winnemueea will
be placed on the same circuit and will
thus be guaranteed frstclass, up-to-
date entertainments at moderate
prices.
The town has now reached a stage
in point of population and commercial
Importance where it is entitled to a
first-class place of amusement, which
it never has had, but which it certain
ly will have under the new manage
ment.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-09-07
LOCAL BRIEFS

John G.. Taylor stopped off in Win
nemuca yesterday, en- route from Col
conda to Lovelock.
Col. A. w. King, the well-known
Golconda mining man, is spending n
few days in town this week.
Charles Evans arrived in town yes
,terday from Palo Alto, Calf.
Thos Nelson is in town today from
Stone House.
Jesse NJ. Smith, of Lavton, Utah,
member of the Ellison Raneaing COM
oanv, is in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Oastler, of Dun
Glen. came in from National last ev-
ening. in their auto, bringing down
Mrs. Grannis, who left for the east on
an afternoon train.