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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-30

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Solisrmann, baiTeIbe Gissnibum; 81.
albert WleKr on Sarob 6. Arms
itrons. 100 bel 12O Jub an Der Wcrbs
ieite Der 8. StraBe, 300 Cub psIflih
Der Gloorobo Strobe; 81.
George 9. 1elIe an 4nnn Dele.
Got 27 In YouHg & Cutters untsr'
nbtb,ilung an Der Bates gfpsnue; 81.
1bonas MeGpiIlen an 6srberi 6.
pohcub, 30 bei 135 CUB an berNoros
feite Der SDa aoenue in RoripooD;
81.
Milliam +. arumps an Gbtporb q.
Gftsman. Got 20 in u. 8. pisrfon's
llntsrabtbeiIuns in College 6iI; 81.
5ran3tsfa 3utterling an Benjamin
u. Wapbrisbi, Cots 222 unb 223 in
6snrb !. Shulte's erfien NobitiDn 3u
Deer Bart; 81.
5k Cntlep Goal ano 1eer go. an
Tupio nnb Charles Dnnhnm, Got 90
in MilIs e aIine's spsiisn llnierabs
theiluna ppn Satlen; ST..
Catherine 6. arxssr an 0eOrge J.
4roseer, AZ bel 1876 yub an Der Siio.
itiie Der Ioreit qpenue. 134 CUB 0ft<
lid Der garthaae piie; 81.
1bomos +. groipn, 5ruites. an
Jrnnt 9iehl, IT,. 25 Jub on Der Mit-
feiis Der Clifton 4penue. 55 syub Iiios
LID bsr 6oitines StraBe; 81.
Gath. Rebg an Morris Jor, 51s
4tres IN Surpsp 1852, 4Hosrion Sp.
81.
Robert Rssb on gbas. 3. Teal, cine
got an 6efpitt Ipenue; ST.
Ottifle u. 9edert ON Waraas.t
1srmnnn, cine Got an Clarion No.;
81.
Cora y. Wsrtbeim an Gina Werts
beint, cine Got an Der Ghio nno cine
Got an Der Stiff 4penue; ST..
eouGro Ilbert on gora .. gDsrts
heim, oaifsibe gigsRibum; 81.
Sof,pb 2osbter an abolpb Wertle,
Asa aub an Der anor Eirnbs; 81.
anna W. hap an syran, 8. griIep,
25 Jub an 5drriion 4D.; 81.
Union SAB. Stealth Go. an Sohn
Wneuiin, Got 1O14 In Der Rortb Gols
I.ge 5ia llntsrabtheiluns; 81.
Jreb. Walier an Gath. u. Waltsr,
90 5ub on 5oieph Strabe. Wt.
SsaItbp; 81.
Ulitasl 6nnaban on Barbara Crs
fhea, % Jub on aineoin 4p.; 81.
Gbparb Wiitetinb on Robert q.
Sdpab. cine Got an WapI. aunu.;
81.
9apio q. Deumdn an Rotban
Iefhman, cine Got on Der gldpton
Sirabe; 81.
amsIi. W. 3air on pbpsen. 3.
@rui. 49 Sub an Noonsp 4Denus;
81.
Bertha q. 5unipid on Wm. 6. r.
Dspnsr, 33 SUB BON Got 7 In e. II. 6.
5eDitt's llnterabtbeilung; 81.
Clarence .. poase an Rattle u.
pOase. Is Jub on aenton Strabs;
81
SEQ. so. 5ensit (per Sbriff an
gtta 81. goates. 40 5ub an Der 6dsel
qpenue in HorDoob; $4,000.
Watilbe 8. Yerin on g. u. Sent
frieb. so iJub an Ron Ip.nu,; $1,000.
Giisabetb StanIsp antMorp gamps
ka, 25 JuB an Wortb Sirabe; 81.
Sobn 6. R.epes an Glisabetb Ssans
lep. 25 Jub an Worib Strabe; ST..
@uitrp 6nnien on Roiolis banis1.
48a aeres in 4nberfon 1p.; $1,000.
Dm. Rineo on Grnee Deitring cine
Got on Der We6enrn Roab; 81.
sSoiepb 6utb on Della Wlullis, 80
ffub on 2elIoaa Wpenue; $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-30
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glauben nift, wie ih u,lter oieiem
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iben Eauienomarfihein foaft iii frie.
gen uno einen ehten iSinfmarf.
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ittrn pom Staoiratbss Romhiittee fiir
Wittel unb Wese angeipideu. ben His
deltbeatern ieinerki G6eerereien s,i
bereiien. Die Drbitnn5. ntlhe oue
mogIiAeH Ding. DorfHrtsb CUR Reeus
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i'd bGtte BON bem @riinoer mebr fiir
ntein Shnei9en geioroert, er lpitroe
mir audi touieno Sbaler gegeben ba.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-16

~ oonlllus ulllf 90 G.aalog 4 -
laaiaa 80 ~ lillDItIilard 49, ny
e1nunis shom.itos faAt ulotheT
ehanos uGn - aG1ltr1 thrn . tapI
OEuIEatill q seaats9 CsEtnas tenn.
~ ~ uall uIl ~ - a Inlg Ooa.
eliAeT
h VI: - vel. WITH TIE fuinTs ~
U1rtn ID ViPu. ~ ~ Rspublical
DapaTs uho un.i 70 -paay tbsir taVor-
iiss. - - - 4liF 70 thspe Uho ~
-nl-5.runninE- .. ~ Rrpuhltsan. NJ
eonoent - ~ Rauuhiinca tuiioEs.
There hrs b-ou 10 di.I11tliua ua'
~ paFE - Rapubiirans n ts,u. ths
--vuFtsukeT- Gsuiiaa - re Slaia -
ne diIlgihuttna q sunsfOrtui bsaOFu.
20 usa1Eeuttu,ase ~ einiras q a.
rouui - sarvirus FrnSr7sd o. ~
uoT1 giv-n tbs paFty. y nnv candidate.
a-tual Or rucaPii0B. 10 fk~ uOrtheEu
nd ~ ihs staas sseu worthy und
ahie and Republicans 1@t.'e aAd
.lcisut they arr hdnIt'@d 10 b
Thls b prov~a b. the rz.ineui- ser.
vicea they have ren4sTsd The psr;V,
and the STATE. ne Feco<attion -erS
have h.d and the b0so-r the1 havs
enjoytd frUrn the parry TIE South.
ern end ~ the State dTts nOi 49,
thar ia- senator ~ accorded y a.
;he grounds Jhs. oh r candidates
aFe M vuTthy caPahl- M uefiiF
ious. u clalaH he homer and Fe-cs
milton A. = Haatter Of fair iepTer~uia
rioa and single issike ~ y eoa'
oeisd th.i th~ candiasie irreseEisi
from tAie aection muat Was~ss eq'tai
atneua and qualifications 'or tn
1iaiI-u - the high once and shou
egaai claims upoa Tho parry IN ths
uay 81 Support siVen ahh services
rcndrrca. This the sogsheTu end -
tie STATE j. pFppared 10 dn and o.
- IN she pDiut o. abili' and calEa-
tdiity Isaac 7. NaHn 10 ~ ps-sT Of any
andtdh.e 10 a. ss'-isis'i isis
claims ~ 10 An ,.rnunpiisiss-si man
~ AFFAIR." sioaE ~ lines q .hlassEesS.
Ne has shoun hiIlself s.mineLf'g zap
sbie Of ssocssssuils hardin the
largest transactions al FIniB~us and
the most intricate aud coupleA Prp5-
linz 81 nHaHee In politica hs has
always heen = Republican. Srlive and
80 A. IL .sa.-a-r - 49, r-.Hfa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-16
90 rRYINe ro pEApLoek.

There - nOia,ns "a Tar reUoTa iron
WnabinH-ou that the aGht In Wes, ViF-
gina f0F ~ senaiorshir VIII uarrOS
down to a R-Pablsran snd PrOEra--
riVe candidate piuFd aEsinsl eaeh
other. The other candidate uithdFaU-
ing 10 i-oNe one representative Oi
ssea isclion IN ;be race In the hght
TOR s-uasSr ~ 10 ,he rsr~ Tor State
oG5cus and LEGISLATURE. th-rr sin "
10 drauinE 81 ,ines hsSueea ths iae.
BunS To % 40 would roSui' in =
a.adlock and IeaVe the STATE rePv
zrutsa outfr-iy ~ the upPer housP By
. Ihrmoerss- Mr.. Chiffon. n-isher Re-
sulli-aa nor Progressive. wants his.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-16

l'nArF tn abUvr eupti1a lse Hlnt'
fn-tun Herald Io1uatch dtEeuWas D
o1nu1iun ihai % rats tine - vasy ~
tRFpufiug 10 a. lrUublican vOioTs -
tAs Slaio. an6 - oo1FuP bgaEB . pals-
inE IlfpFssi % lss Dgmoefultr vSasTH,
uho an OhaoFVilg tbe Cuu1sgi for the
.euaioFshlp lrun the quiet rsrsulas o
~ ouIootsr This ti1ely OhasTua.
ttun b ~ Huurington poU1r Baa "a
sdAed signtneanre whoa Il 10 knOsn
thai toe Heral1-utsuaich durinE ths
laat campaigR wos lls State onEnn -
co., nsH MUu.~ eaans and uInue ihni
dime eontiHass 70 defend the oDurne %
~ FFosFe.ivsa q nusi. indeo1 ~
Establishing 10 ~ ambition 81 MT. Ei-
usras - haps b. oun party orEnn
gsesttun ihe nuth.eatieity % bis Pro
gleuatve nomtnarioa far the Genutor
ship. Whist ~ DisEatoh sayu a. shia
alsh5pci follows
M. WiIliam Seymour EdWards-
= ho has spen o. to ineite HuDsfuls
violent assaults upon The rlld-Di--
Uatch. clainn 70 h. tss IsadpT Of ~
ProxrcsolVOs IN West Virginia Re
c-aizas. b. virtn- q ue know 30 uhat
a-vice. 10 ~ rbe BOninrc o. re Pm
Eresuive parry tor he Uniisd States
usuaioTuhlp EIe clsima. or ga csalm.
ing afIsr the fSrusai iaunchtuE o. IN
PicETeusise party n Chicago. 70 ~
the Republiuan national cOsnmlitee-
nan for Wsui Virginia. aud deuuunced
ond densd . uub- 9mmitier ~ thar
body. uhirh dsrisr~d his place vnGn1i.
That Mr.. Edwards did sOud srrvice.
even thoagA ssifish seuirr. Tor Ihs
Progressive caose. the heraid-iliu-
pzseh ebaeTIully concsics. Hut ihnt
fsis asFvicc eusitt-E hia 20 o. narusts
q The party o. the FiEht - ~stahiinh
= dirsatoruhip over IN aGasrE IN West
Virginia. IL dsnisd R U1nld b. To-
sr-sulIng to bEar Mr. EduaFds' own
rsrstuu Of EhsIher BE- l. . PIbETen-iUs
o. a Republican IN bic parry ailsEl
aare Hs has hid % 70 fhe RsVuhh-
can natinoaI Cuuuitteeship via bull-
s1E teaacliy lIe pEOelains hil1olf
thc Progressive sonioes for United
states senator u Progressive Mr..
Edwards unsl M that that paTty
sands IuS the bSuodeut. frseas aSd
fairsss expresses q al The VeODta
IL the ors Of pniitirai noainasiua- lie
INSIST know, ~hethsT q meu,hsT o. ~
Progressive party Of not that Douina
iHoas dirgctiy from the vOtee ~ the
rsoPse u Ob@ o. ~ tepsis HEOu Uhich
ne birth Of the Progressive paTsy wns
uaed
Ard noS - would rot for the
zorid disIress . pruSss champton o.
s.6puiar rights nor UOuld ~ eDhaE
rzas aHy 81 ,hos- uho have been Vrs-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-16

BEly- snAay. the ~ bluyer osaa-
leIial. has lneEaoai ~ tasNi.s aVrl-
81 an bIu-Eht oicao Euaurs arEo-
~ bono ulala q - asetlEs ogll .
aI.1 each e u=Kal-pou- ~ -
icrti1u ., u elDsof ~ u-lglg as
g1znca ~ aseFara Vts = - rtE-
saaI uostinru tl-at hats beta 49, =
Ehuiils ~ o.F uuaPts tglu8 ~
h-1n uu,1l1illaaaly Ss-to ~ 80 80
vuSaa ~. suung 80 ~ u-uI,a
= ueEeoupEE lhai ms hnulUF =
uurthy q NJ hiIs.- ~ 49, 4
a. rua - ~ ruIa- - n1H.
. uorEins shl.uiy euclsA.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-16

me- GxPREss TRUsT tOwERs

ne u.rrsIs D-,ul he 49, alFSady
ncrunplinl,-,I Elli Frslltu luF ibe -
t.lp evca blsors shr uysaE8 Eoss inio
uperasiua. Tlsp e1prvss eunUans-s aIs
p,auninE - u.al ~ cuu1pusiEtuR b .
rsnsFaI ruvfasun q thstf EunEa- CnasF
~ r.roes1 posl laE. .. : 81 2 plrk-
neus vii - rarTipd Gisy @iisa ~ 8.
3 asd Ile. uhfl- Shr PI.suus ozpTuas
ehaFEe b ~ Elevel p1gaa,. ~
n.xiuull uaiphl thui WI b. carried
10 cne poeknlP ~ ~ paEe1is ~
'vtH rusi uniy - b. naHl - Dounr.
the nna di-tu.r- WI - e8rr,ut -
so-. ~ mti-s sor ~ suI l.r-s u1os
fsrss
~ varCela in.t hss tsun.,ud ths
gHg eEpruas usus . sslss ~ eeni-
ne sEpEeIs eunUauios Uil ~ ully
ladu1r thsir rares NJ All a.ElcnI
thair dsiisugy senre - ~ eisiui.
~ thsV e1uuol NV - eulIu1r u'ith
- ma uuTvtzs = ~ Funl d,liFiuil.
~ pa4ug ~ ~ nl11u1 taaI
E-zh tnau - "a ~ - - psEl
oa-L r'ItHrs q ~ o. llur
-. - ~ 80 90 ll
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-16

tobs f1un1 h 4
mnnV NV i1.ls l -.
TFiI11S and Gl1ge 80 r-
UiIb - muIl d1
tluIy
or Gpocal RuE
iESh 81 Wisll
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-16

Ii-Ia Glk Lis ri Pm
a UI-Iiy huEIs q nE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-16

SVls ba gII %
he tEiIS lar -
Wy l1ISS 6g7 -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-16

AIgur, HsnfY, RsiA 6ooPhGll,
8ooll and Uny OthHr 1GVoElto
uFifurs aFO EUpTU8oIts1 hGEo.
IL = 90
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-16
BOOKS ron GIRLS

Muaha, GlnlEuS. Spsod. Burn-
han and DIR god GlOEiG
&o-tO S8e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-16
RRWNbSKP SERIES.

Chour, LsaahiGE. spoTts. Ki1os.
EEtlns ana Uauy GthT liz s1flo1
b.oufifuIly PEiutsd q VOllu1l. =
Ulfltng OnV0luDo- = ala DC
NlHy tiflns boI1d b appTUrEi-
- ClFiGlulg boE18. SoG - 10
n HE 4OE DEFARElLEEF
YOU'LL EmD Many WOR-
Thy CmIsTlEAs SUCCESS
TIonG
Hou,o slipuIs Ter IL slliEe
flmflv. zoe - 8.9O
Goh GUls Boo0oo8 fer ths w.
O.. Quilted, 8utin q Pr fFim-
nd b0e - S4IO0
WOuonS RooSB u tho laGt uin-
ne q pSEGoCt Giyla- $40 - $50
BVulflg EEppGES n bo1utltal
shaAaL NV q styis. por6oGl Q
vTurlulalIhtp. $50 - 80
OVuFguttoI1, "A UiyloA = - Ise
LEingS n an GtSoL
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-16

lhs uauV nsw Pi1oalGh0Wn
my hiEhy Olmlull
U1uu0 UE
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-06-27
MEXICAN REBELS WOULD FIRE
Declare They Will Not Stand By and
See Recruits Gathered on
American Soil.

Ell Paso, Tex.-Mexican insurrectos
would not hesitate to fire into Ameri-
can territory from Juarez if any troops
recruited by the Mexican federal gov
eminent on American territory at
tempted to cross the Rio Grande here
Colonel Pascual Orozco ST., father of
the rebel commander in chief, and head
of the Juarez garrison, in this way re-
piled to the demand of Colonel E. q.
Steever, commander of the department
OF Texas, that no rifle shots or bombs
or shells must cross into the United
States from Juarez at any time.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-06-27

After checking over the decision of
the supreme court in the SO wage scale,
Spokane's corporation counsel has
reached the conclusion that the city can
still maintain scale of wages in work
OF the city paid by general taxation,
but that the wage scale is dead letter
in so far as it refers to assessment work.
To meet the necessity of securing
5000 men and women to pick and pack
5000 carloads of apples and 1000 cars
of peaches, pears, prunes and small
fruits, the Yakima valley is sending in
vitations to the large cities in the
northwest for help.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-06-27
MEXICAN FIGHTING CONTINUES.
twelve Killed in Sunday Battle at La
Cruz

Chihuahua, Mexico Skirmishing
sunday between outposts of the fed
erals and rebels at La Cruz, so miles
south of Bachimba, the rebel strong
mold, resulted in loss to the govern
ment Of IL and the rebels two dead, ac-
cording to reports tonight to General
orozco's headquarters here.
The rebels were commanded by Gen.
eral Del Toro. The significance of the
action is that the rebels have deter
mined to make General Huerta fight
every inch of his way north toward
Bachimba.
owners of the mines in the territory
under revolutionary control, amongwhom
are many American and British inter
ests, were ordered today to pay their
pack taxes lest their property be for
1eited to the rebel government.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-06-27
WASHINGTON FIRST IN THE
VALUE OF LUMBER PRODUCTS
Leads Union, Says Report of the Gen.
sus Bureau


The state of Washington ranks first
for value Of lumber products, accord
ing to 1912 statistics made public nv
Director Durand of the census bureau
at Washington, D. c.
The value of products in WASHINGTON
is placed at 500, 154,S25 and the value
added by manufacture $5,275,954.
Lumber and timber manufactures
rank third in value among the products
of the industries of the United States
according to the report.
The census figures show that tbare
were 1851 lumber and timber estob,
lishments, 7s4,989 persons engaged in
the industry, of which number AZ sos
were proprietors and firm members
1880 were salaried Offices. suner;n'
tendents and managers; 1908 were
male and SLY female clerks. The av.
erage number of wage earners was
695,O19. "aS
The value of products was a 1se
lSS,747. The value added by manufac.
ture, which is the difference betweor
cost OF materials and value of nrodrots
was $64s,011,16s
Louisiana led all other st.+o :
number of wage-earners. with Aso7a
and Washington ranged first for valre
OF products, $s9,154, s25. and va1ue
added by manufacture, $5.275e54
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-06-27
SHORT items Clipped FROM
DAILY PAPER DISPATCHES
DURING PAST Week.
Review Of Happenings in Both Eastern
and Western Hemispheres During Past
Week-National, Historical, Political
and Personal Events Told in Short
Paragraphs for Everybody.

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt is in Chi
cago.
Late news from the scene of the
recent tornado in Gage and Lancaster
counties, Nebraska, shows that Mrs
John Ideus was killed near Adams.
Boats have rescued the inhabitants
of Blythe, the chief town of the Palo
Verde valley, California, on the Colo
rade river. The town is under four
TO five feet of water.
Mount Pogromni, Unimak island,
near the pass leading through the
Aleutian islands into Boring sea, is
throwing out great volumes of smoke.
Pogromni is $500 feet high.
Guards with repeating rifles have so
effectively guarded the factories at
Perth Amboy, N. j., besieged by strik-
ing laborers, that conditions are COM
paratively quiet. The death list stands
at three.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Stuart of
New York have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Marjorie
Bruce Stuart, to Charles Evans Hughes
Jr., son of Justice and Mrs. Hughes
of Washington.
Mrs. Mary Stuart Armstrong, for
merly editor of the Elite magazine at
Chicago, and president of the board
of women managers at the world IS fair
at Chicago, died at Roosevelt, N. NJ,
Saturday, aged &c.
None of the Alaskan anti trust cases,
in which several transportation COM
panies and their officers are charged
with conspiracy in restraint of trade
in violation of the Sherman law, will
be tried this summer.
Six thousand Jewish butchers in New
York have decided to close their shops
until the price of meat products has
been lowered by the wholesale dealers
The decision directly affects more than
100000 Jewish residents.
Arthur R. Kelly of Olympia, has
been appointed assistant expert cleo
trical engineer to the railroad com
mission of California. Mr.. Kelly has
Deen several years IN Cne employ OF
the Washington public service commits
sion.
Army men say the present situation
at Washington, d. c., which has re
suited in the passage of bill disquali
flying Major General Wood as chief OF
staff, is due to the injection of poll
tics into affairs of military admins
tration.
Commissioner of Fisheries George M
Bowers, at Seattle, has written let
ter in which he calls attention to the
threatened determination of whales in
north Pacific waters and the desira
bility of a closed season by interna
ional agreement.
Because she expected to be punished
for lack of attention to school studies
Irene Wisner, 10 years old, at Balti
more, Nd, saturated her clothing with
benzine and set it afre, burning her
self to death. The child requested
that her playthings be distributed
among her playmates.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-06-27

attendance. This makes the total for
the year 80 mills, or 7 mills more than
last year.
Appointments to East Side coun.
ties were as follows: Adams, 1881;
Asotin, $1,000; Benton, $226s; Chelan,
1920; Columbia, $2O57; Douglas,
$2472; Ferry, $3.50; Franklin, SLIGO;
Garfield, 1920; Grant, $2461; Kittitas,
$424s; Klickitat, $2463; Lincoln,
$5327; Okanogan, $2733; Pend Oreille,
$1o5o; Swamania, $646; Spokane, $780,
442; Stevens, $517s; Walla Walla,
$657o; Whitman, $9s95; Yakima, $780,
600.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-06-27
Three Killed in Explosion.

Los Angeles, Cal.-Three men were
instantly killed and more than dozen
injured, some of them seriously, Sun
day by the premature explosion of six
pounds of dynamite in the Clearwater
tunnel of the Los Angeles aqueduct
near Saugus, 33 miles north of Los An
geles.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-06-27
Borah Strong for Teddy.

Senator Borah of Idaho addressed a
multitude of Roosevelt delegates in the
congress hotel Saturday and in an elo-
quent speech asserted that the only sal
vation OF the republican party was
Theodore Roosevelt.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-06-27
WASHINGTON STATE

The grape fair at Kennewick is
dated for September 10 to 21.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-06-27
SPORTING NEWS ITEMS

There is no longer any uncertainty
about the Tacoma baseball club gong
through the Northwestern league sea
son.
E. w. Smith, Chicago sporting
writer. has been selected referee for
the Johnson-Flynn championship battle,
July A.
Spokane leads in Northwestern
league; Boston, the Americans; New
York the National, and Vernon the Pa
ciic coast.
1t begins to appear as if Frank
Gotch, the American wrestling KING
and Zbyszko, the Polish star, will meet
after all in a match that will be Tor
the championship.
In a time row recently the Harvard
varsity eight equaled the record on the
Thames river made by the Yale crew
of 1888, which went over the four
mile course in 20 minutes and 10
seconds.
"Handsome Jack" Killilay, former
star twirler for the Spokane team, who
was sold to the Boston Americans,
where he played last season, has been
purchased by the Oakland team in the
Coast league.
The second $4,000 Occur d'Alene
derby at Alan track, near Spokane,
will be run Saturday of this week, and
it will, without doubt, furnish one OF
the greatest contests ever witnessed
for this event in the northwest.
At Philadelphia, Saturday, Miss
Mary Brown of California won the
American lawn tennis championship in
singles by defeating Miss Eleanor
Sears of Boston in the final round of
the women's national championship
tournament, GA, 90.
Stanley Ketchel won at least $780,
900 in the last five years of his career
as a prizefghter. The final settlement
of his estate, of which an account was
filed in probate court at Grand Rapids
recently, shows him to have been worth
about $500 1T the time of his death
The Spokane Tennis club has sent
out announcements of the sixth annual
tournament for the Inland Empire
championship, to be held on the club
courts, July 4, and 6. Players from
all the leading cities in the Inland
Empire, as well as many from the
Coast cities and British Columbia, are
expected. The committee has sent out
over 200 announcements to the differ
ent clubs and prominent players.
Jack johnson is so sure of victory
in his bout with Jim Flynn on July 4
that he has begun to plan for the
fights he will have after the indie,
pendence day battle. After sparring
IL rounds with his partners Monday
Johnson decided that it would be good
fun to dispose of the crop of "white
hopes" After the Flynn battle he
announced he would meet "hope'
every week until he had disposed OF
all of them.
Midsummer racing in Utah and Mon
tant will take on an added Importance
this season for two reasons. The first
of these is that the circuit, which will
be opened with % days meeting al
the Lagoon track, near Salt Lake City
on July 3, will have a virtual monop
oily of racing in the United States dur
ing considerable portion of its. SEIZED
uled dates. The second of the reasons
referred to is the attractiveness of the
racing programs arranged for the vari
Gus meetings of the circuit, at Lagoon
Butte and Anaconda, all of which will
be under the general management Of
H. 1. Wilson of Butte.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-06-27

The new United States census shows
.ne number of males Of voting age III
tne country to be 2e,999, ISL, as com
pared with 21,134, 299 in the year 1soV'