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Whifney's Whisk Broom Il
Heads List

NEW YORK. July 23.-Harry Payne
Whitney's Whisk Broom II. winner OF
tho three big spring handicaps. again
heads the list for the Saratoga handi-
cap. at one mile and quarter. to be
run on August g.
He has been assigned 155 pounds
Rudolfo, the cup horse of the west.
- rated second best by W. S. Vos-
our sh. the officiai Handicapped. and
only 10 pounds away
Forty-one horses have been entered.
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Total. 81 6 "a 19l
slark hatted for Packard in ninth.
Bescher batted for Devore In ninth.
SCORE By INNINGS
cincinnati 0 o o o / o o-i
boston q = Is
SUMMARY
Errors-Maranvlle Tyler Two base hits
Mann. Packard Bates. Smith. Sacrifice hit
Maranvile. Stolen hases-Myers. Maranville.
ifoblitzeli. Double plays-Bates TO Hoblitzell: :
Sweeney to Maranville to Myers. Left bases
cincinnati .. Boston 8. First base called
balls-0n Tyler ). on Packard 4. First base on
error-Cfncinnati l. Struck out-By Tyler 8. by
Packard 2 Time Of game hours. Umpires-
Brennan and Eason.
BROOKLYN Z. ST. LOUIS 2
BROOKLYN July 23.--Earl Yinglng main
tanned his record OF being unbearen by st. Louis
IN two season, when he pitched Brooklyn to a
to victory today. Score:
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British Columbia Tennis
Championship

VANCOUVER, r. C., July 2s.-Most
of the games for the British Columbia
mainland tennis championships this
morning were won decisively Miss
Streeter being the only one forced to
play three sets before winning out.
Scores:
Kattenbach. Spokane. beat TooIs Vancouver.
81. 81.
81. 6-1.
Munro and Bet. Toronto. heat Peers and
Sprott, Vancouver. 81 6-2.
Miss Langley and Mrs Schwengers Victoria
beat Mrs Stenord and Miss Erwin. Vancouver,
Miss streeter. Vancouver. beat Miss q. Ne.
Lean. Vancouver. 6-a. 2-6. 7-&
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Big Mike Lynch Fired for
Three Days

SEATTLE, Wash, July 23.-Mike
Lynch, manager of the Spokane team,
who was put out of the game yesterday
because he disputed a decision OF Um-
pire Toman's, was notified by Presi-
dent Fielder Jones, of the Northwestern
league today that he had been suspend
ed for three days.
+ President Jones based his action on
Umpire Toman's report that Lynch at
tempted to spike him during the argu-
ment
No fine was attached to the suspen-
sion -
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President Berry Defies
Higher Ups

Los ANGELES. July ,3.-Henry
Berry president OF the Los Angeles
club. said today he would not obey
the baseball law which forbids a cla SIS
"A team to carry more than 20 players
in the middle OF the season.
If the national commission decides
that ! should pay a fine will do 1t"
said Berry.
Charley Arbogast. a catcher is ex-
pected to join the Angels tomorrow
This would make 81 players on the
team.
Berry declared today he would not
release any OF his old men. for the
reason that three of his men were in
the hospital.
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BALL TOSSERS FROM OVER THE BAY BEATE
WHY GWENDY QUIT THE CAME |
90 90 90
By WILLIE GREEN

Miss Gwendolyn was naive and chic. and mod
est ret. withal
She wore the latest hobble skirt and dotted os
baseball.
Aud Gwendolyn ~as some expert in sizing up the
play:
She knew the meaning Of the term Of putting
them away"
She knew an outshoot from drop, straight
ball from curve,
And often whispered "vis ris THAT umpire
has his nerve
In fact Miss Gwendoyn was there. and usually
was right,
To see her roofing for the Seals was quite
pleasing sight.
Now Gwendy rad read all about the baseball
betting
But said: That happened in the east; you know
I'm never there
One day she bet her hobble skirt the Seals would
win the game:
A planclotbes man o'erheard the bet and unto
Gwendy came.
This fair Young uaio led right out and to
the city Jail:
And though she uttered not one sound Miss
Gwendy pale.
The Seals we're beaten. Gwendy lost-her hob
ble-eaid fine.
And now when asked TO ball game says:
None OF hat in mine
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U Leary batted for Harmon IN the ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
st. Louis ...... q O O o o q %
brooklyn ......... 1 / o x-7
SUMMARY
Errors-Oakes. Whitted Smith Left on bases
st. Louis 8, Brooklyn ). Two base hits-Ma-
gee. Oakes. Gathers. Moran Wheat Three base
hlts-Daubert, Sacrifice hit-Daubert. First
psse on errors-Sf Louis l. Brooklyn !. Double
piays-Wheat to Miller to Smith: Fisher to Cut
shaw to Daubert: Whitted to Huggins to Konet-
chy; Huggins to konetchy First base on called
balis-Of Harmon 3. of Yingins L. Struck out
by lfngiing I. Balk-Yingling. Hit by pitched
Datl-Moran, by Harmon. Umpires-Rigler and
Byron. Time of game-1 hour and 33 minutes
CHICAGO 10, PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.--In the heaviest
scoring game here this season. Chicago defeated
Philadelphia today. Is to S. Score
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BOSTON. July %. = Marcel Thomas. welter
weight champion OF France. was defeated by
Nike Glover Of South Boston in the fourth round
Of a bout here tonight. After two minutes Of
fighting in the fourth round Thomas dropped his
bands and walked toward bis corner. followed
By Glover Referee Sheehan interfrred render
Ing q decision Of technical Knockout
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OAKLAND
I SUsfMARY

Sacrifice hits-Kxns. B. Brashear. First base
on called bslls-Or Raleigh .. Struck out-By
Raleigh s. by Pernoll- z. Stolen bsses-Kane (2)
Q Rourke. Mcdonnell ~. Double plays-Cie.
mems TO Mite; Hoep to McDonnell: Mite to Het-
ling Left on bases-venice. g. Oakland g. Wild
pitch-Pernoll. Time of game hour and 2e
minutes. Cmpires-Held and Mccarthy.
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Los ANGELES
SUMMARY

in three innings: charge defeat to Baker Three
base bits-Corhan t2i. Sacrifice hits-Johnson
l. Howard. Stolen bases-Johnston Msxgart
First base called balls-On Baker S. OF
Tozer 1. of MeCorry 4. Struck out-By Baker
I. by McCorry s. Double play-Johnscn to Moore
Hit by pitched BALD Howard Time OF game
Il hour and ~ minutes Umpires-Pnyle and
Finpey
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SEALS ARE DRIVEN
To VERY DEPTHS
OF DOWN BELOW
Los Angeles Swells Her Per
centage at the Expense
of Sorely Stricken
Howardites
Especial Dispatch to The Cain

tSpeciai Dlspatch TO The CALI
Los ANGELES, July 2s-Los Angeles
did little unslumping today at~the
expense of her unfortunate sister city
of the north, and in the finish the
than when they started. They also
were little more in last place Score:
Los Angeles 4, San Francisco /.
Del Howard Is making a desperate
effort to bolster up his pitching staff.
After today's game II was easy to un-
derstand this burst of desperation. AL
though but five hits were made off the
collaborated curves of Baker and Nc
Cory between them they spilled a
quart of perfectly good ink writing out
nine passes.
The Angels stung Baker for two
walks. two hits and three runs in the
first act He passed through the sec
ond unscathed, despite the burst of
generosity, but after he had been har-
pooned for tally In the third Howard
decided TO allow him to study the loca
tlon OF the plate from the bench for
the rest of the afternoon
PITCHED SHUTOUT BALL
McCorry. although similarly afflicted
pitched shutout ball and that is~ about
all that can be required of any pitcher
without going beyond the, bounds of
rea son.
Del Howard, in order to marshal the
team $ batting strength. stationed him.
self at third, Jerry Downs at second,
but it remained for Roy Corhan to do
nf bo hot
out two triples and consequently is
suspected of having combustibles con-
cealed in his hat
The first of these in the fifth fol-
lowed by Walter Schmidt's single. gave
the Seals their only soace. At all
times Tozer was runproof. keeping the
SIX hits made off him. with the excep-
ton already cited, safely separated
BAKER IN BAD FORM
1T cropped out as early as the first
inning that Bakers south soupbone was
not revolving with its customary pre-
cisfon. He doled out four wide ones to
Billy Page. Baker then managed to
stick one for Ellis, and Rube pumped
II to center with Maxim speed Charley
Moore just waited and walked.
AT this point Ma ggart and his brake
beam hove into sight. Baker simply
mad to get the ball over now or force.
In run. He succeeded and Maggart
mauled 1t out into left field Page
scored. Brother Ivan handed swift
one to Downs and was out, but Ellis
came nome and Moore reached third
Johnson laid down a bunt tol Baker
ana Moore rang the bell while Jess
was disposing of Ernie at first
Baker, not wishing it said that he
was showing favoritism walked Mag
sart in the third. Harl stole second
on towards third strike. Ivan swing
ing at wild one. not with the idea
or hitting it, but with the idea of en-
bara ssing w. Schmidt Johnson then
scored Harl with tidy smack to left.
McCorry took charge at the begin
nlns or the fourth, and from that time
there was no cause for rejoicing.
STORMBOUND IN OREGON
Not until the fifth did the Seals make
their presence known Corhan did0so
by TRIPPING TO deep center. Up to that
time many or those present were still
under the impression that the Seals
We're stormbound in Oregon. Schmidt
piazed the way home for Corhan with
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70 VI IT A 7

Nine hits ; runs of Arellanes in I innings
taken in the eighth with / man on. Charge
defeat 10 Arellsnes. Three base bts-Berry
Lober kenvorthy. Two base hts--Chadborrne
t2), West, Lober. Moran, Tennant. Sacrifice
hits-Young, Lewis. Sacrifice fy-Lindsay
Stolen base-kenworthy Struck out-By West
2. by Arellanes I. By Stroud = First base on
called balls-Of West i. Left on bases-Port-
land 6, Sacramento o. Earned ruus-Portfand ,
OF Arellanes, of Strond; Sacramento . Time
Of game-1 hour and so minutes Umpires-B Bush
and Guthrie.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

CHICAGO. July 2S.-Joe Boehling Of the
Washington club established American league
record for the season today. when he won his
eleventh consecutive victory. His last victim
was the Chicago club which he held six scat
tered hits, the visitors taking the game, to l..
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Total ..Se IL "a III Total ...3l s11 81 IL
Alberts batted for Fitzgerald in the ninth
Brottem ran for Meek in the ninth.
Guigni ran for Bancroft in the seventh
SCORE BY INNINGS
Victoria ......-... n o al
Portland ......-.. o o ) O IS
SUMMARY
Errors-Delmas. Shea (2l. Coltrn Rowden
Struck out-By Fitzgerald 2. By Eastiey 2 First
base on called bslis-Or Fitzgerald l. or Esstl.v
l. Two base hlts-Meek (2) Mohler (2l Ban.
croft. Fitzgerald. Stolen base-Fitzgerad Time
of game hour and 80 minutes. Cmplre-Ost.
dick.
TACOMA To- VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER, B. c., July 23-racoma
knocked the offerings OF Ingersou and Doty ali
over the local lot today and won from Van
couver, 10 to /, Score
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cLEyEIANp & RosToN
30 NJ VI a h

Errors-Hooper. Speaker. Stolen bases-Jsck-
son, Turner. Speaker. Double play-Lajoie TO
Johnston First base on called balls-On Falken-
berg ?. or Leonard ?. Hit by pitched ball
LaJole. by Foster. Struck out-By Falkenberg s.
by Foster l. by Leonard .. Wild pitch-Leonard.
Left on bases-Cleveland 5, Boston 3. Time OF
Eame-2 hours and minutes. UmpIres-O' Loush-
lin and Hildebrand
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PHILADELPHIA {. ST. LOUIS ]

Johnston bstted for Hamilton in seventh.
Flanagan batted for Baumgardner in ninth.
SCORE. BY INNINGS
Philadelphia ..O o 3 O o 2 o is
St Louis. % % 0 0 Ii 0 O-1
SUMMARY
Errors-willams fol. Lavan .f2l. Two base
hits-Shotton, D. Murphy. Home run-BakAr
Stolen bases-Walsh t2l. Double plays-Barry
to Collins TO McInnls: W illams to Brief Meal
lister to Lavan. Left bases-St Louis O.
Phfiadelphia .. First base on called balls-Of
Bender 3. of Banmgardner /. Struck out-Bv
Hamilton ]. by Bender :, by Baumg rdner l.
Wild pitches-Bender (2t. Time of game
dan.
CLEVELAND S. BOSTON 8
CLEVELAND, o.. July 23.-Cleveland defeated
Boston. to 8. today, taking three out of four
In the series. Score:
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1otaI ...3I D II 8
Bodie batted for o. Brien in the ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Washington ......a 3 O q o 2 o II
Chicago ......... o o o 0 o 0 O-1
SUMMARY
Errors--Morgan. Henry. Chapelle f2l. Chase
~ Fourner. Two base hts-Morgan. Collins.
stolen bsses-Chase Moeller. Fournier (2, Cha
pelle Left on bsses-Nnshington ). Chicago H.
FIRST base on called balls-On Boehlns OF
Scott 2. OF 0'Brien L. Hit by pitched ball
Bochling. Lord. Struck out-By Boehing 2. by
Scott 3. Time Of game hours Unpircs-
Dineen and Egan.
PHILADELPHIA {. ST. LOUIS
Sc LOUIS. July 23.-"I.efty'' Hamilton 6
string OF six consecutive victories was broken
this afternoon. when Philadelphia. by punching
hits and taking advantage of errors won the fual
game OF the series. TO l. Score:
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE

PORTLAND. July 23.-Portland today had an
5 to Lead over Victoria at the beginning of
the eighth, but two bad throws and couple OF
hits gave Victoria seven before the game
ended and the Portland victory was BY the bare
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BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NEW YORK. July 23.-wifh the return from
Buffalo today OF Manager Stsllings OF the Boston
club, after an absence OF two days. change
vas made in the batting order. and Boston de
feated Cincinnati. TO /. Score:
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Stockton High Athletes
Bring Home Cups
Especial Dispatch to The Cain

Especial Dispatch to The Calh
STOCKTON. July 23-Carroll Grun-
sky and George Parker. the Stockton
high school athletes who. made such
an excellent showing at the National
Interscholastic meet at Chicago early
in June. have returned to their homes
in this city.
The boys state that there were 100
athletes taking part in the meet rep
resenting ESQ schools in the United
States.
Carroll and Grunsky have FIVE ele-
giant silver cups as. the result of their
Efforts.
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Errcrs-Shsv. Fitzsimmons Two base hits
Brown Wufnt Home run-wufhi. Sacrifice
hit-Suith. Struck cHt-By Mcivor 8 hy Rear
don l. or smith 3. First base on called balls
on McIyor 2. o1 Reardon l. OF Smith 2
Double play-Fftzsimnons to McCari. Time OF
game hour and 50 minutes. Umpire-Ioman.
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Hewitt batted for Esola in ninth.
SCORE By INNINGS
Stockton .........0 q q I q OIL
Watsonrille .......0 o o o 90
SUMMARY
Errcrs-Boeckei. Thomas, Esois f2l. Two bare
hits-Simpson. First base called balls-0h
Arlett 8. on Edmondson . Struck out-Ry
Arlett g. by Edmondson 10. Passed ball-Simp-
son. LETT on bases-Watsonvile g. Stockton s..
Umpire--knen Time of game hour and IS
minutes.
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rAcoMa 10 vANcnuvrp

Clark ran for Konnick 10 fifth
SCORE BY INNINGS
Vancouver o q n o. !
Tacoma .........3 8 o I In
SUMMARY
Er-ors-Bennett. Brinker. Konuck HensIinx
Million. HARRISON. Two base hits-K.ller Har
bison t2l. Heister. McMuleu Hensiipr Three
base hit-Million. Stolen bases-Hensjipg Mil
lion. Harrison. NeighborS. Double play-Beister
-on Ingersoll /. Of Dotv e. OF Mct;nnitT
Struck out-By Ingersoi /. by Doty 2. br Ne.
Glnnity Wild pitch-Doty. Passed ball
konnlck Left on bases-ysncourer g. Tacoma
Time Of game hour and "a minutes I'm
pire-Caser
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NEW YORK ., pIrrsBuRe d

T0t4T- y y ? Y llI
Hendrix batted for Mensor In ninth inning.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Pittshurg ....... o o o o o o 90
New York. 2 0 O o.
SUMMARY
Error-Fletcher First base on errors-Pitts-
burg l. Two base hits-Burns. MerkIe Shafer
Stolen base-Murrsy. Left on bases-New York
5. Pittsburg 3. Double play-WaSner yiox.
First base on called balls-On Marouard l. on
McQuilen 3. Struck out-By Marquard g. by
NcQuiilen ?. Time of game hour and 35 min
utes. Umpires-Emsie and O'Day.
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sTORMBOUND IN OREGON

Not until the fifth did the Seals make
their presence known. Corhan did1so
by tripping 10 deep center. Up to that
time many of those present were still
under the impression that the Seals
We're stormbound in Oregon. Schmidt
piazed the way home for Corhan with
a cleancut single to starboard
Corhan whaled out his second trinle
with one out in the ninth but his ef
iorts 10 start something failed. Score:
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CHICAGO I3. PHILApELPHl

7 y q
r. Miller hatted for Rixey in the second
Magee batfed for Doolan in the fourth
Iolan batted for Marshall in the seventh.
Doom batted for Inlay in the eighth.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

First game-Lousville 0. Minneapolis & Sec
ond Eaule-Louisviile 0. Minnea polls 2
First Eame-Columbus l st Paul q Second
rsme-Columbus s. ST. Paul T.
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SACRAMENTO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNING

WolFerton batted for Bliss in the ninth.
Stark ran for Wolverton In the ninth
Shinn bstted for Stroud In the ninth.
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Errors Evers. Brldweil. Howley. Brennan.
Walsh. Two base hts--Schulte. Safer. Walsh.
Double plays-Knabe TO Doolan to Luderus: Bren-
nan TO Doolan; Knabe to Luderus; Knabe to
Walsh TO Luderus: Left bases-Chcago 8.
Philadelphia Is. First base on called balls-On
Cheney .. off Humphries g. of Chalmers g. OF
Brennan I, OF Mayer i. First base on errors
Chicago L. Philadelphia 3 Struck out-By Che
ney l. by Humphres I. by Chalmers /. by Rixey
l. By Marshall L. Time OF game hours and Is
minutes Umpres-klem and Orth
NEW YORK q PITTSBURG
NEW YORK July 23.-Scw York made it
three straight over Pittsburg today, winning, 2
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SEATTLE, July 23.--Spoksne hit McIvor hard
ID the third and fourth innings and won from
Seattle TO l today. Score:
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SUMMARY

SCORE BY INNING
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SUMMARY
CALIFORNIA LEAGUE

d
Fahey replaced Wheeler In the seventh
Stevens replaced Fahey in the eighth
SCORE BIZ INNINGS
Fresno ........,..0 q q O o OIL
San Jose. o. 1 0 3 O x-7
SUMMARY
Errors-Pierce. Stewart. Callan. HOFFMAN.
Rsnkhead Home ruu-Abbott Three base hit
Abbott. Two base hit-Stevcns Stolen bases-
Sawyer. Smith (2. Harper t2,. Bankhesd. First
base on called bals-On Driscoll 3. Struck out
BY Walker .. by Drsccll 2. Earned runs--San
Jose ;. Left bases-San lose T. Fresno 3.
ronhle plays-Harkins TO Callan 10 Sawyer:
Driscoll to SAWYER. Passed hsli-Lynn. Hit by
pitched ball-Lynn Time OF game hour and
a. minutes. Umprc-Cbeshire.
STOCKTON l. wATsoNvILLE
wATSoNyILIE. July 2s.-It was close
and exciting game. Stockton winning. to o.
The score:
schmidt.rf olHolstrum.rf 0
MrCllud. 3b 2 l 0 3lEage. .Sb.... o o o
wilhot. H.. 8 1 otReid .cf.... 2 o / q
Roeckel .2b. q q Willamslf 4 90 o
Butler.ss.. 2 2Devrcaux.lb 0fo o
Thomas. .1b 3 10 2Esola. S.. 4 &
Pittmancf nChristnsu 2b : q 2 3 2
Simpson.c.. 0 II 1lKuhn. q o 5 /
Edmrdsn, . 2Artlett .p... 3 q I
-Hewitt. 0 0 0 0 0
Total. | 81 III
Total. 20 q II
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TRISTATE LEAGUE

North Yakima l. Pendleton 4.
Walla Walla 5. Boise !.
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THEY HIT THE aAI.I.

The Oaks had men on bases In nearly
every inning and they kept hitting the
ball good and lively most of the time.
They pick ed off just as many binglers
IS their southern rivals, but somehow
or other they were unable TO deliver
with couple on and couple down.
7 his is the answer. The score:
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Mobile s. Nashville o.
Montgomery 6, Birmingham o.
Memphis IL. Atlanta ~
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9ipe oatted for Ray r1nnd in ninth
SCORE By INNINGS

Total. "a I 727 10
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Outstanding Warrants, Journal En- tries to be mdde in books of Coun- ty Treasurer
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MINERAL APPLICATION NO. o2356s
 Survey No. 3082.
Phoenix, Arizona, Nov. 20, 1913


 Phoenix, Arizona, Nov. 20, 1913.
 Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance of the Act of Congress, ap- proved May 10th, 1872, Charles E. Stevens, whose postoffice address is Metcalf, Arizona, has made applica- tion for patent for the Black Sheep lode mining claim, situate in the Copper Mountain Mining District, County of Greenlee, State of Arizona, in unsurveyed Sec. 6, T. 4, s. R. 29, E. described as follows, to-wit:
 Beginning at Cor. No. l, whence U. s. M. M. No. 1 bears $. 43 deg. 35' w. 2103.3 ft.; thence N. P deg. 51' w. 5S7. TT fit. to Cor. No. 2. thence N. 40 deg. 50' E. 1114.9 90 feet to Cor. No. 3; thence s. 22 deg. 51' E. 5S7.77 it. to Cor. No. 4; thence s. 40 deg. 5O' w. 1114 90 it. to Cor. No. 1, the place of beginning.
 Adjoining and conflicting claims as shown by the plat of survey are the San Antonio and Grant lodes, unsurveyed, and the Lochiel, Brad field and Matilda No. lodes, survey No. 3O1S.
 That portion of said Black Sheep lode in conflict with the Bradfield and Lochiel 1odes, survey No. 3O1S, and the Grant lode, unsurveyed, as shown by the plat of survey, is hereby ex- pressly excluded from this applica- tion.
 ( THOMAS F. WEEDIN, Register Nov 2S-Qt
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changes necessary for this purpose, but make no changes that are not clearly called for in the public inter est. Carry out your plans for the development and increasing use of the forests; but, above all, make each forest work for community upbuilding and local as well as general welfare
 We must always have in mind the men and women who ara building up new country and laying the found ations for prosperous, thriving con- monwealths. We must try to study their needs and see where and how the forests can help them. But we must not cease to guard effectively against the evils of private privil- ege and monopoliStic control of re- sources now the property of the pub lie.
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GOLD EXCITEMENT
 AT LAGUNA DAM.

YUMA, Ariz., Nov. 19.-Some ex- citement has been occasioned in the north Gila Valley by the discovery of gold at the head of the sluiceway in the Main canal At the point where the water is sluiced from the main canal back into the river there is a kind of whirlpool. When the water is out of the canal this whirlpool is almost dry. In this place gold mug gets in considerable quantities, many of them as large as a grain of wheat have been found. Only small quan- tity of gold has been taken out but the neighborhood is all wrought up over the discovery and the people are more than curious to know where the gold comes from. The bottom of this pool is decomposed granite and it is probable that the gold was washed out of this formation, as it is hardly probable that it was brought down the river and washed into the canal from that source.
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Under the heading above mentioned is listed the discrepancies which ex- isted at the time the present auditor compiled his report, and any school boy can take the following statement and reconcile the two balances:
 J. w. AKER,
 County School Supt.
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Protests will be filed with the con- test board of the American Automo- bile association against the winners of the Fl Paso-PhoeniX auto race. It is alleged that the Simplex and Stutz Bearcat cars, which took first and second money, took short cut near Deming, leaving the regular course. Just how much distance thy cut off by this maneuver is not known here, but several of the other drivers think their offense was seri- ous enough to warrant protests.
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c. l.. Beckwith, a mining engineer in the employ of the Copper Queen interests has been making an extend ed investigation of all the prospects along the San Pedro river with maps showing their values. He has been associated with the Copper Queen Mining company for eighteen years.