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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27
NEWSoF THE WEEK
This I.iu l. some snnenl.

Mira. whitney Newton. a we'll
known Denver society matron, has u
nov pei, a hahy pig,
Young Robert Newton brought
home the shoat a few evenings ago,
lie waa much entertained by the an
tica of the animal, aud all went Well
until he wlshed TO attend a dance,
A maid cared for II that evening until
midnight. when she turned II over
10 her mistress.
Mrs Newton took the sheat Into
her arms and tried to make II cont
foftahle but without success, Final
~ abe got a fine piece of hemstitch.
ed linen, embroidered With blue
nowers, wrapped II gently about the
pie. then laid him cautiously apon
The dewAN pillow beside her avn
rigey save a satisfactory little
squeak, doubled up his feet aud vent
on 10 sleep happy The cunning act
won Mrs Newtenss heart Ills wAitc
skin Is washed aud comNed and per-
mmed. aud he sleeps In a dewnN he'd
esefs night beside his mistress lie
alse cats from a silver spoon
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27
Debs Gives Views.

Eugene V. Debbs. the Socialist
leader. has issued what he terms MS
challenge to the Christianity OF
Terrre Haute."
He has taken into his home in the
Indiana city, Helen Cox, the daugh-
ter of a Methodist preacher. she
had eloped with a member of a
prominent family who divorced her
and took their child. She was ar
rested for immortality. Debs met her
on a visit to the jail and, as an m
ergeney probation officer, took her
into his home.
The girl has been prosecuted he
announced publicly. "Will Terre
Haute help her or will its organized
force be used to drive her to despera-
ton? Let Terre Haute ask What
would Christ do Our family has
opened our home 10 her.
There is but one thing remark
able about our opening our home TO
an unfortunate woman" he said
later. when his action aroused vide
spread comment. and it is that any
one should consider il remarkable
This fact Is significant. Persecution
of these unfortunate girls is the rule.
and 50 common that it attracts no
attention. Kindness Is So exception
al that It proYokes widespread com
ment.
The sinful woman is, ais a rule.
not a wicked woman. but a sick and
su6erlng oman A. TO our home.
its door is open u the most sinful
woman that was ever east OF by the
Pharlsees. who denied her while
proatlne BY her shame. We believe
my wife and l. thar We are NOT only
our brothers keeper. but our sisters
Keeper As we'll.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27
california; Uni Works ~ N,aes,

nSlsms deer INTO eaua, NIX and
StreAm IN an effort 10 locate tho sela
mtae discovered y her grandfather.
JeAa GaStoa, IN TIE early aAyS -
California. petite Miss Frances
Leighton daughter Of c. p leigh
ton Il Oakland. and header II OAK
lands Younger SeesSl set. Is rasunS
in twelve AeauS = 3aS in TIE Sierra
Maane range. Nek et Neaat Wilson,
Nth pick aad SAeNel. and DECLARES
she enieSs H.
SAStea Was Killed eS a tall ~ xxx
IN iStS. and SeneelNa = aete lo<As-
lax his lad. eat ~ to tASs ums no
sas has ASSa aAas IL discover TIE
RIGA hole Miss LsSsAtoR. however,
has sasers& the ~ilas aloaeA s<se fer
her two ex ~ols Aeaa2s. and ASs
Sss sla sa& TIE mise OF ere N the
sssesrs
Sae eailt a tex e2Na al ~ her
sest ana declares Sc Is MT lonesome
se< N>ss furnishing . SiVe<s0a 81
.stxAl SzS Ass ~erS ta the G&sxi4e
.eSxeesfak all g sss u@s
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27
l,ell Vas 'lsns>"

\ remarkable story ef the latter
wears eg tbe life If tAe fetifea pacE
er. kessuth 4 eelL who committed
susetae AZ Clease. reoceuN. Nas teld
II y eeOUer's jury NN his widow
Mr. emma n nelt from whom he
separated three wears aso
About ave wars aso Mes ReN re-.
cited. h1r husband Necame Involved
With a married Woman whose nus.
ban MAS q Mason When eell hlm-
~ a. active Masen. learned tins ne
worried continuously until his mint
esSame aNeese8
~lte would net let me put q naN-
Kin IN the table Ac>ause he said
that TIE MaSens Ssgnale& htm With
them ard he made me keep the wlp,
dow shades aewN ~ tAas their gaasS
could Het see Atm. said The Witness
eell MAS NnallS aaiaaxNa insane
aud teek poison At the keailwegsA
sSslem, hat ps<esegea, Later wA0e
eesax eoesAt IL Chic&xe II ~ A
dentist, Ae jumped from a meVinS
train Aa& waS Al lSrxe Ter several
aA,S After ne separation he Oh
sAlasa = soeSe&eeeeT. Tor whom the
oeFoaerS ieyy is SeA0esHS
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27

ier-1eo8 The total exports Of
1913. according to the latest figures
OF the bureau OF foreign and domes-
lie commerce, department Of CON-
merce. are approximately 2.45o NIL.
lion dollars. against 1892 million in
1893, having thus nearly doubled n
the decade; but the details show tha,
the growth in manufactured articles
has been much greater than that in
foodsturs and eonsidererably great.
er than in raw materials
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27
uncmrhcd Ancient Mummy.

An interesting archaeological dis
eoyery has been made In Geneva.
which Ia pussling Swiss scientists
who intended 10 consult American
and English experts about IL.
While excavating the foundations
for n large hospital at Nenehatel.
workmen found "A bronze coffin at n
depth of 10 feet Within the coffin
were the homes and skin of what was
evidently the mummifed body of a
.Noang woman, On one OF her wrists
we're found bronze bracelets and two
of a substance which resembles lis
mite. ny her side lay u little bronze
bell.
Swiss scientists have traced the
grave to 600 Il. Il, but IL Is older
They eannot account for "A fashion
able beauty OF the bronze axe lind
Ing her last sleeping place n Ne
nohatel
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27

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re exact number - persons whe
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tie RfzxA&zsez Caesains eoaP&ay.
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S~<z &esaseS
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tASss e7S sfES-sArsS are kzeEz -
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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27

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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27

NA4arA. -nr II aEG M 1.f4A-a@sass ~anRn sw NJ a.r-r "a
rus ~ S14S4 11t<@- fMtz @rnrr~- KGae = Yves as-x SEE
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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27

Two aaring hola-sns in the bust
ness section OF OGDEN occurred Non
jay afternoon shortly after clock
The rohbsries were followed h a
street battle and the arrest Of q tho
OF robbers Ia the 8sht Emil kellar
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27
~lncrcas, of Exports.

The changing character of the eN-
port trade Of the United States Is IL
Illustrated By a comparison of the ex-
ports o certain important articles
ia 1918 with those Of a decade earl
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27


RE safest AtkA eewer explosive
the world has vet N~as an cNeloSsNN
ssa&l II the strongest dynamite made
tAs ~Se aer seat &Sassite-A&s
A~a perfected ~ = lieutenant NJ tAe
New NeTk National saScd after sAre~
yeAs work
he viii sve Il ~ the Casse1 States
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sAsseeS weala s&s from sSee,eee ~
Aer tie ~Sres ss<@al& Il IS s~sve
sAsa areAssae that within q war Or
tao TIE Cssse& States array ssa -
sSnx ~ esses explosive sa1 tAst
saas>sses, tee standard ~ Tea
vesrs viii - ts~sssr in secess nlsc~N
Lssassa&as asNsa Cease w>&-
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s~e<s Ia = ssSs a. rs~s wsGss0~<A
tre<& as naked sase 3 s~ssNs
aReA SA~N and tae SAe1l rs a-s& al
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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27
naw smoke rlca~e> Partisan .al,enc,

-
lack Johnson appeared IN the
Revue At the Folies Rorgere IN Paris.
Menaa> aiSht. Il I'll a sap caused by
the absence Of Anna Held, eAe star
whe MS injured IN an automobile ac
eiaent IN Englaaa. Johnson throw
The medicine bah about and boxed
tour exhibition rounds The aghter
announced that $4,000 had been de-
posted At the heN ofueo tor the man
WAe would stand NJ asainst him tor
ten rounds,
Johnson set a hearty Welcome He
is Il receive s1sae q ntsat His
white vie Joined TIE Rshtee IN the
stase in the anal scene whea the
couple aid a t~arkey-tpot tor a few
minutes. and TIE audience seemed ~
oaies this more than Johasons pre-
NienS exhibitions
The success 81 the performance
Seeme3 60 Ne greates, WITH the No
men N she audience
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-27

of Ogden received a scalp wound.
The robbers first operated at the Bel
butcher shop. After locking the
pronrietor and an employee in the ice
box they robbed the till, then pro
ceeding to the business center. where
they held up a saloon and ten men.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-13
STANLEY 'VOAKUn IS
OPPONENT FOR
HARRY CARTER


sf8nieF fu8kHfn. the iron Nan
nho hat pfetea hIs Ability as fighter
IN AlhuQueruua en- several occasions.
haf hten selected by Director Aiark
f,-tt ~ ttA E43 Mekfto Athletic
tIuh 81 the man who will meet Harry
Garter. the Noe Orleans tighter. In the
NlkF tneattf IN 1iay seth. Levy had
a ah9ni az liEl,tNtishts 10 select from.
neleglng Kid shnter now IN Albu-
turfF.ff. tenis Newman. now IN Las
Neeaa. FFankla Case now in Tucson,
Art uumnor ~ ether likely b0ys
Heallfine. however, that Carter II one
- the besi ilghtweiRhts that ever
drnpppd into town. and knowing mat
u Nln take fast man % stag any
number III Wounds. the promoter dfd
an elimlnhilon stunt and settled "a
YuHkum ~ the one safe hef Voc Nun
y notnlpk II he Is not a fighter. and
durinN the time HI has heen 90 the
Pacific coAHt. Yonknm Inns Improved
eoneidarnbls in TACT IN Eos Angeles.
the iron Man Is huoWn as Professor
stanley Yoakum" teacher 81 scientific
boxing Hecpnse he alwafs gave the
fans show Ynukun ~ popular in
Albuquerque on two cccssions ne
oeat Louis NeNman. oneo Ia fourteen
rounds and once in twenty rounds
Altogether hc u about the safest man
that could be siEnea up for carter.
Who u vouehed fof hy his mnnaeer.
Scotty Monieiih, as conner Ia the
lightweight division.
Carter will beeln 10 train Tor the
Observation day bout "a q week. lie
viii DO light road work from lime 10
time. but does not wish 10 do heavy
Rgmnaalegn work until within sen days
or the nehtlng date Yonknm II ex-
pected 20 arrive here Thursday night
He han broken With his manager. Jack
Harley and Is now looking after bis
own nfIaira.
Tho Carter Yoakum contest wlil
take the place 81 the scheduled
Chavez-chieo return mntch. which
was abandoned because 81 Cnaveg'a
nnsFlllinRnese' "a sign Mp az the proper
moment chico has telegraphed that
~ VIII meet any bantam IN the game
and Director Levy Is now casting
about for q boy that win give Battling
a battle. Provided Harry Dell comes
within a thousand miles Of AibuQuer-
que. efforts viii he made 10 induce
him 20 Rlgn up for a bout with Chico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-13
CLASSY BASEBALL TO
ENTERTAIN RETAILERS
WHILE IN ROSWELL

Roswell. ~ NJ. May i2.-Roswell
fans viii have some real good base
ball sport the next few weeks. Inter-
err is steadily increasing In the ma
tional sport now. and viii get greater
as the season progresses.
During the state convention Of the
retaliers 20 be held here the goth.
2lst ana 22nd Of this month. when
more than 200 visitors viii be In at
tendance, the All-Star city team, and
the New Mexico Military Institute
nine will meet on the Banner park
diamond for three games. This Il
promised 10 be a close series. Brat
ton and Wrlght will pitch for the All
stars, Bratton the frst and third
games. Wright the second. Riley viii
catch the second game. Wright VIII
catch 10 the nrst and third
On July Atm ~ 10 be the heaviest
game for the season through on iris
day the Clovis Elks VIII bring down
an excursion Of 1000 people Many
people VIII be here from down the
valley Also. Clovis Is securing tho
country from there 20 Amarillo. lin
ing up the best timber for a game "a
beat the Pfcos valley team. The yai-
ley bushes viii be shook for stars.
only strong and true men VIII be ai-
lowed In this game. There are going
SO b. fast men on each side. and the
fans arc locking with a great deal 81
Interest 40 this event.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-13
BETTING AT BELMONT
PARK DECORATION DAY

New York. May l3.-seyeral pro
fessionnls who formerly made book
on the NcR York tracks stated that
they were prepared 10 nght an at
tempt 10 keep them outside the gates
" hen toe sport u revived at belmont
park on Decoration day
'"rhc courts have decided that ley
ing odds orally ana the recording oi
nnRers By persons who make them ara
legal. said lhese we'll known opera
inrs 1--WE VIII 40 a. the track pre-
pared 10 o0ey thIH opinion Ia the Ict.
fer. We cnnnoi be- prevented from
taking befs from friends and " We are
denled this privilege we viii appeal n
The courts.
from a legal point of view We ARE
40 longer bunkmakers ana ~ tht
lfuek managers Discriminate there
VII be- serious friction. NJ % h iegal
for 0ne man 10 take Waeers from hall
4 dozen friends. even though he never
madr book before. nothing can ston
ua Wo are nos anxious "a cmbarras,
tie situation N the least bat We haze
been advised that We aaye rights thai
must be- respected"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-13
YALEDETERMINEDTO
GET THE BASEBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP
Tendency to Let Well Enough
Alone DeplOred BY Coach
Quimby; Best Should Be De-
manded of Athletes

Kew Haven. Conn. May iS.--Coach
Qulmby 81 the Yale baseball team
believes Ia doing a thing well and then
some. IN q recent talk on the oaseba U
situation ne said "As 90 baseball. We
are determined 20 give Yale a cham
piOnship this spring and expect TO do
so. We will be prepared for des-
perate fght. hut we are more than
desperate ourselves. for Yale must
have championship this year We
are the under dog, We have hoped In
vain 90 many. many times, have been
20 confident % victory. only 10 be
draggsd IN the dust Of defeat by
weaker teams. that u ~ up 10 us "a
play and win. Keep our mouths shut,
play and produce.
There seems 90 be- q tendency here
NJ compiaccnt confidence of satisfac-
ton as Go matters whether right or
wrong of letting we'll enough alone.
This ~ wrong We should All feel our
personal responsibilities 10 the utmost
and help where and when we can.
You undergraduates should demand
that Vale have she best teams right
along. not "a good one here and there
YOU should demand from your athletes
their very best efforts "a an times,
not once "a week. you should see that
your captains are men. not weakllngH.
lighters not afraid 10 take RESPONSE
bllity on their shoulders. Demand
the most and YOU viii sci much, de-
mand little and you win get the least. Z"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-13
sIGHTLEss, PITTSBURGH
ATTENDS BASEBALL GAME

Pittahurg, Pa. May i3.--"Soeing' "a
baseball game by sound II something
that the average fnn cannot under
stand. but there II IN Pittsburgh as
enthusiastic rooter AZ exists who
since 1901 has attended games ana
never seen q play lie ~ Charles
Rnight whose blindness cannot dim
tho charm of the national game" ny
acute hearing enables me To follow
every detail Of the play" he said re-
Gently lu describing hts method of en-
Toying the game "You see hc said
recently ln describing his method 81
enjoying the game. You see, my
sense Of hearing IL far better than
that Of persons who have To use their
eyes. and / can hear the ball strike
tho players gloves and tell exactly
what part ~ the field the ban IL in.
By the yclls or groans 81 the crowd
which follow good plays hits. errors.
etc. I am able 10 keep track Of tho
events. and by quietly listening 40 the
conversation ~ fms ahnut nae am
kept posted on tho score"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-13
TFnMS matches IN
I A1NttlU WtltWfHh3 Nv
NEW YORK WILL
ATTRACT MANY


New Yefk NAY 8s-There j. a
biz demand for tlchete a. the inter-
natlonal tennis matches for the Davis
cup which win BE- played between
AuatfnlaHiu and iho United states AZ
ifs west site fenhis eiuh On 5une
|g, and >.
With anch players ns McLouehlln.
Little, johnson. Has tfl and wiz
llatHe cenpeilltk afalnsl the pick %
the an1Ino'ioe n S. ceflAln that these
trial mafcfNa will attract wide Inter-
eet Mcieunhlln - Particularly keen
10 enter tke contests ana expects 10
come onst and prepare for them.
while Williams. uho a n student az
Harvard. has succeeded in arfanesnR
10 lake his examinations late in May
no ~ 40 be able 50 play.
An innovation that has been made
ip the program this season should
meet with the approval Of tina spec
tatofs The aingles matches viii be
played one after another instead ~
simultaneously ~ heretofore. 80 that
lhll the spectators VIII have an OPP
poFtunlty 81 seeing each az che sew
cral contests. II IL now practically
assured that Mel.ouEhlin nnd VIII
liaHaA Nili play ln the singles and Il
u probable that Hackett and Little
VIII 20 paired In the doubles. white
Efforts are now being made 20 secure
partner for either Mclaughlin or
Williams ana possibly another player
40 be uHeA IN the d0uhlea
Nat y. Browne. who has shown
such wonderful form on the Pacific
coast, has been suggested as part
ner for Mclaughlin. An invitation
has been sent 20 him 20 come here
and practice with McIounhiin.
Brown has heen accustomed 10 the
cement courts, and there IN some
question as 10 what effect the grnss
courts may have upon hts game
The American players will get little
tlme for preliminary work owing 60
the early date ~ the matches These
dates were neceEsitntcd because. the
AuEiralaslans desired 10 be In Eng
land in time to compete Ia the Eng
iish championships on June "a There
VIII, therefore. be- hut short time
in which a. make selections for the
team and only a few days after that
70 arrange for the team that will go
abroad should the Americans win
here. Tho team which. in that
event. would meet the winner % the
Franco-(irrman tie viii have 70 be
named by June 20 for the matches
which viii begin Jniy rs In England.
In case the Americans win b0th 81
these preliminary ties they will enter
Nhe innl round. 10 be opposed by
either Belgium. South Africa or Cam
ada The final should be completed
July 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-13

could buy were unlonded from the
sleamNhip Minneapolis today and sent
20 the stables 81 tho Piping Rock
Country clwh on Long Island, IN
readiness for sbe International polo
matches IN Juno. The ponies. On
tered under a $50. 0oo bond. are val.
ued az tto0. oOo and NO human trnv-
clers had better cave during the voy-
age from Enslond thirty rod
swoatcred arooms attended them The
ponies viii be fed selected hay and
English oats during their stay. Six
Of tho ponies were here two years ago
when the British team lost ils Sec
Ond match "a the Americana
The British army nrflcers who VIII
ride IN the international match a.
Meadow Brock are due here this week
IN the occnuic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-13

Klneutan. Jamuica, May ls.--fhe
British cruiser Aeoiua sailed rom
here saturday. ostenslbly for Belize
British Honduras. Tho real objective
Of tho Wafahlp, 4 a undersiond' "
Puerto narflos 0aulemaln. 90 en-
force a settlement ~ lhr long-Htana-
lna claims OF liritlaf nut9ects aeains'
Guatemala. Recently Great Britain
nloced IA time limit on this settle
Snenl. which expires May 70
The latter part ~ April uuate-
maln made an anpcai ~ the govern
fnent az Wnshlnatun aeAlnat repris"i ~
hy Great nriialn Tor Guntemaia's
fallupe ID pay me clhilns az the Brit
ism bandholdcre. The Vuaiemalan
minister. IN dlrccllnk attention 10
the situation. pointed out ihnt plans
were under way fof q lnref loan, WIN
the proceeds of which " was pre-
posed 70 pay Uhasennih's BRUSH
debts and reform her currency sya-
tenn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-13
SPORTING BnMvKTKKs
OFF THE WIRE.

San Francisco --The management
~ The pnnamo Pacific International
exposition received word from motor
boat eWners aua builders that they
would enter power hoRts for racsa 4.
Pc held u 1875 from Chicago 10 New
Qrltonn. thence vim iho Panama canal
% re Golden Gate: hlso from sandy
Hook, "a the entrance 81 New York
hnF'ior through the Panama canal
20 San FranciAtn. These viii b. the
longest races on record and longest
ever undefseken ~ power boats,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-13
pOpND sALT.

ON Wednesday the IAN day OF
May, 1913. al 70 o'clock o. m. ia front
of the city iail on North second street
viii sell one black mare, about az
years old. viii weigh about 500
pounds. right front foot ana both hind
feet white; white stripe on forehead,
reached name. Also one hay mare
colt about one year old
THOMAS McMn.L1N,
city Marshal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-13

You had better Keep away from
that FELLOW Hos shady"
"No. he's a good sort He's pick
ina me winners
More IKE youll fnd he's picking
your pOckeia.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-13
BRITISH POLO PLAYERS
BRING CLASSY MOUNTS

my LEASED Wire ca Evening IIeraIdl
Sow York, May 10 Forty four
polo ponies the best that British gold