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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-24

/ Il - ->-~~>~>-r~~ns
lsssial NJ. olsSe Conssss No. SSe
Nsl1se ~ Coassse
Department q NE interior, uni.sd
States i1aad Ollce at l.aksview,
orssoa. rshssssy 10. 1918.
ITe James n. Hssdsrsea Of swan.
klamath County. orssep. Con.
lselse,
You are hereby notinsd that John
4. Bstts. who givss Swan. klamath
couaty. Oregon. - his postollcs "a.
dress. did. on the ssth day Of Jasu-
asy. 1919. Ais In this once hls duly
eorroborated spplicstion 10 contest
|aad secure the cancellations Of yssr
homestead entry. 6ssiai No. oS7yo.
made November -. 1911. for ths
swk Of Section ~. Township 81
south. Range 10 east. willams,,s Me-
ridian. and ~ ssounda for his contest
alleges that you lever either estab-
llshed or maintained rssIden upon
said land; that you have never ,uitl.
vstsd. o. IN any msasssam,ros cd tie
same. and that you have abandoned
said land and departed tho st 10 Of.
IOrsgoh. M
You ara. therefore. further, notified
that the ssid allegations. viii b taken
" shls oiues as having been confessed
by yeu. and your said snssy viii BE-
csscslisd thsrsasdsr without your
further right to ~ heard therein.
stehss before this Once o. on appeal.
u yov fell 10 ale II shis once within
twsaty days after the fourth pubiics-
tiea oe this notice. ~ shown below.
sous answer. under oath. specifically.
0ss@iss asd ssspondiag Ia these ails-
|Gaeioas Of eoatsss. or u you faii with
10 thas time 70 Ole 10 shis once sas
pseee that yes have served copy Of
y0us answer % the ssid contestant
either 10 pssson o. ~ registered mall.
u tale ssevies y made by the asllvsry
Of copy Of POUR answer 10 the cos-
testast h pesson. preoe Of such SER
,ics must ~ either The said eohtss,.
ants vsittsa acknowledgement Of his
receipt Of The copy. showing the date
u ~ receipt. os ths slndavis Of The
nsssoa b. whom the delivery W.
made. statisO vhss snd where the
copy was delivered; 10 made By regis
tered mall. proof Of such service must
eessiss Of Ne saaavit Of the psssos'I
~ whoa The copy vas nailed ssasias
vhsa sn1 The poseo0es 70 Which Il
vas mailed. aad this a01svis must -
asss0paais1 by The pessnastss's ~
eslos eos sAs leesss.
Yeu sAsuil seass b yeur assvss
he aa0e - Ne posee0es - vhisA
PEG 1eslBs future Assless ssos - pos.
4. ". 0nToN. Rsgissss.
Date q IL DSblieseisa. 1sb -. 1eiS
Date es - Dubliessiea.vsb. %. 1913
Date Of - Dsblisasiea. Neh. :. 1873
Duse - 80 U~b,Ises1sas ~, ~. loIol
J. q. CARNAllAN.
Astoensg eps CesteseaAe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-24

Nselee g oAsgorb -
10 he Circuit Cesst = tAs otaep q
Oregon. = aao eee Klamath
Cs.oty.
|Hsnry HabsPman aAl =. II. as1noad.
Doiag Business - Tie Comet
Realty Company. Plaintis.
~. M
james wallace yaadle. Dsseadaat
NJ. virtue o. a saeeution issued
|onUp6f and undss the seal Of The eis-
|96it eoust Of the stats ef Oregea. u
|ana ioe klamath county. upoa hat
|esrtaia judsnsnt rendered The sese
|oe pseonbes. ls1e. 10 ths 3uselee
|sourt lss Tie Portland district os
|llultnonah eounty. STATE Of oregoa.
|anA transcribed q Ne circuit eouss
|of the slats Of oreoon. fes klamath
|eouaty. n q action wAeee,n Henry
|Isaberman anl J. II. neduead. dolAo
business = The comet Aeaiey eonDa'
|ny wsre plaintiGs. aad james Wallaee
|Yan1lo. known also - J. ~ yan1le'
|as aoooaAaati aAd whesen said plaln'
|u9 seeevessa aeainss ~ deesneeA'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-24
Assurance Of Accuracy

The arst eesssdssstios 10 seisetins
10 watch 10 70 sst . reliable time
keeper. Il MAKES no ai9sesacs bow
little you spsa4 fos . vsts8 q \
money wasted saIsss zoe 49, dspssd
oa II - keep somewhere ssas sseu-
rate tine.
in the naaufsesuss ef . watch oss
Of The chief sxpsssss \ Tie aaAi ~
iustiss asd ssauistias. There ere.
howsvss. issspsaslvs watches q real
nsrit. These 40 eossssvessd aieas
sinpls iiass. - ere dspss1abss
tins ksspssq oshse cheap watches
sos.ss Up sAsvy vay ere ~
We hsv( Isarssd n ysass q ~
pssssaes Aiseiassish bsewssa he
|goo1 as1 Dor makes. aa1 vs viii
nos cell { hatch q az prise that ve
csuuos : Asaates % ~ ~ accurate
tinspisS Youss tor service.
FRAME - UrP
Wseel ahs.. Sswssss as1 sasssvss.
u p. WsssA lsspsesss
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-24

tropessy y always sood. 4 sew
have 20 oaes - Sses q laia with
soli1 coarrsse bsilAianr rs neas the
heass u shs cisy - sstsiag bssser
ali shs pins. l1s siAooo. ssrns.
% wilI " yes isvsssisass.
ues y. - sasn iaads. inssrasce
NMllC0Jt
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-24
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EXPLOSION
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-24

-. -
IIu The cireum Ceurt Of The state os
0segoa. ios klamath coanty.
Mary L. Morn. rlaiatiR.
~.
yoha p. MORE. Dssssdaal.
To John r. Morse. the Abovs-Namsd
Defsalant:
i u sAs Naas e ~ olAas es orsssa;
You ass hsesty summoned 70 A.
IDsas ssl sasvss ~ ssaplaiat Alsd b
ItAe abeve ea11ele1 sslt vithis sis
weeks sfuss ~ asse publleatiea q
sAis suoneas = ~ klamath ns0sb-
lieaa nswsOapss; - zoe vill tahs
notice tAss u yeu tau 70 appear asd
answer o. plsa1 vitAln sal4 tlns. ths
| plaiatiR. fes want tAsssel. vtil aeSly
ll0Gnv above sstitisd eeurt Tor The ~
|ljse demanded u tAe complaint olsd
Iia sai1 suit. to-wit.: FOR . tecrse Of
Iohis court forever dissolviAs The bonds
LOT uasrineay existing between The
| plaintiff anl The dseon1ant. aa1 fes
|susA eshss an1 further rslisf - %
|tAs eeuss nay ses0 0eee.
m uannnona = publishsd psrss-
Ut e Tie order q a. above satitisd
|sesst aa1s - the 1Sih day ee esb-
ruasy. 4. D. lolo. apl tAs Art pubei-
Ieatloa theeeee = na1s b The Klanaeh
| IDanuh1ioon novnnoDor On Gobpuary
EuYxHspALL 3 DDR0Us0N.
Attssasys ter PlaiaaR.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-24

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N sAs re10D llso e osaseaI
'ssase - U(ssee1 = 81 peles
sse Riele. lo1eeese ssaess
q kiaaaeh OAlls, 0esoeas
- 6ay q Desonbos. 1nnoo
"sAss1 ~ 5'sasssss.'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-24

~ u The Treasures - Klamath
\ cene,y. February =. isio
mss,S5 hssssv q = shas sAsss
- sssAs q ss1 D yessasssy ~
- rstsspssoS ososssl e~a1
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lasRsst sill ea(Bs m \nhis date.
CkA0Oo =. DA0o0 -.
ceeaey fFsasusss.
tlss St--hlst
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-24

Representative J. Thomas Hsain Of
Alabama. popularity known - Hand
sons" Helm. who has aroused ~ Ire
Of the suffrage leaders 10 Washinstoa
b. . speech IN which - b peOoste1 -
have sald that 80 per eoat - ~
squal suRsaGA edvoeatss ass divorced.
aAd - - Fest are pro1usts ee m
= ~ homes. He has besa ena1lea0e1
70 debate By promineat su1U011ou
but has not yet accepta1
is's wf(k having. ~ wer>A -
su sse Chiicots, - Iaain =
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-24

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30
Grip, e1anS

noting caies tourney we observe Fish was
in the swim.
PROBABLY WORRIED
We of abolisfing of
intentional
Whatever the
noise made about it.
Being informed
Brown the conclusion forced that Brown
Connie Mack a manned
the greatest of could anything
SHOULD
with
lose out because he has the wood at the end
The president of A willing
Handiboe
boy to have
Drop the poison in his coffee, Roqueher,
Cincinnati Bastle: Received
Sentenced
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30
NO TROUT FISHING
AFTER JANUARY 1

n you want to feast on a nice
mess Of fresh trout you had bet
ter get busy. Because, after Jan.
uaYy L, New Years day, you Will
not be allowed to catch any kind
OF trout, the season being closed
until May.
The only game fish until May
that the angler will be allowed
to bait hts hook for will be the
bass.
This is the warning issued by
Game Warden IRA Light. He also
declares that 1t is q surprise to
him to zee the number OF Chinese
pheasants now to be found IN the
preserve, and says they are very
tame, allowing one to walk al
most upon them before they
move.
There Will be no "yarmint''
hunt this year, for which Mr..
Light is duly thankful. In form
er years the hunt has begun in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30
BONDS MAY MEET
BIG ED HAGEN

, bly, VIII not 90 through unless
saitAi,Is terms are prevented "a
Doe bonds.
In the meentime there In q
probability that Bonds will tan
EIe with I'd Hagen hero In the
near future--poestbIy before the
Eagles. This In bout Joe Cor
man, Bsnds' manager, IL tryins
20 iins up n reasonable terms
cannot bs arranged with Frank
Farmer.
n arrangements for the match
are compisted--end both boxers
express willingness 10 get togsth.
er--it should draw A. large q
crowd ~ 30 between Bonds and
the ioNgsr.
Hagen II acknowledged cham
pi0n Of tho Northwest, and the
big Seattle cop 10 about the beat
OF any Of the hesviss In this sec
tion of the woods. He IL not 20
very aisvsr, but has wallop.
Bonds and he have mot before.
loo lost 10 him in Seattle last
spring, boxing four rounds. But
NJ that time Joe went into the
ring II = scant "a hours notice,
Frank Kospksy developing cold
feet II the last minute. Although
suffering from . cold. Bonds
fought Hagen TO . standstiil the
first two rounds. Then the lack
Of training told, and his wind
won't back on him the last two
periods.
II an confident that I can beat
Hagen whom In proper SHAPE de-
clsrss the young heavyweight.
II was not ~ my best when We
inst over IN Seattle. and I think
< have Improved considerably
since that time"
Joe worka out At Sohock's
evsry sno<pine reiikIously, Joe
German. hle manager, u right on
htp6 - lock after his protee6.
and usually puts On the gloves
for q couple u foun9A Beside
German. Bonds has been hoxing
. few repnde with Bert Camp
beil, Jeck Howard, Fat hl1h-
n1ond. and the champion Of Ger
many. Frsd Grant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30
Rube, The Billiken Of Baseball
Waddell Was Very Odd Character

~ Ef tct Gz141<&4 e13R4s1sSxs
tk,e esssnt<ss vs& CeDyxe E<vss<
f~Raser,1 WABASH, Of - Mars,
E7k eoestg. Psnnggpzsts, tie
fsszSksa ss1 Peter Pas Of tss
Ezsss.
Wal1esI wzs = rnsae Of fes for
a syostisx page ksasDsfsts . kDs-
rifle srxmDss for the tempsrsses
lseSsrsSs . toT 20 the fz1ss tss-
rnr 70 kzttsrs, zaf . nsEktcsass
a. ts4 E1zszEsss ste ksA sina.
A kny gfs1 Hsysg grew gr. TIRE
gigantic Wsz1sil raS bzssbzJI's
Peter Pas, ~ sse ttne ~ vas
almost q NATIONAL figure because
~ bfs s<essSs<8sssss
Easebegi vas more toySss BE-
cause o. kIu, H. vas . jester,
bat his e0Aeeay never harmed
snyoss zs6 he vs& Dsysr vulgar.
lie vSs q f9s~anzksr sxfgz0rdtn-
sry. We drove away gloom like
the sssn dtsDess9ng fog. He ss&As
everybody bzrpy. Millions snail.
I'd al his antics. He wss the Bill
keE o. the game.
wsc1eil lowed the lights, He
| liked " don q bzYtsndsr's apron
and serve drinks 70 . crowd. Once
having wandered sron the stage
Of q theater where an animal act
was on, he fooled with a lion un-
| I'll tho beast eIased his arm,
whereuDoB Wsddsil repaired 20
q police station and, while his
wounds were teing dressed nm
fsysls6 q tale at bsing held 40
and stabbed by hixhvsymen,
| whom he had bestsd, this story
being intended TO keep Hart from
filming him nsxt day.
Ccnnie Mack handled WaddsiI
bSttsr than anyone else. Naek's
way wss - make him beIisgs the
| other fsiiows fe&arded him a.
easy, wbcrsup0n 'tRnbe" would
shoot them across 10 fast they
looked like marbles.
While with the Athletics Wad-
deli pitched the first game Of .
doubIe-beadsr, winning after II
innings, and then refused 10 leave
the bon, winning . nine-inning
game. He won a 20fnning con-
TEST from Boston, against cy
Young. and 4 thinning game
| from BIZ Dinneen. He offered
70 pitch q four7gams Serfok
against the white OK and won
tho first two games, but was
knocked out OF the box in the
| third.
4 WaddeIl tried football At But.
Ter, Pa, and when he walked
upon the field with . keg Of NAILS
balanced ON each hand. the on.
posing team left the field.
In the winter OF 1904. Wad-
dell starred IN Tho Stain of
QUIT" TTss aet consisted OF foil.
Ing the Villains, bat he put 10
much realism into his acting that
new villains were necessary every
week or 20.
Many Of the tales told of wad-
deli were exaggerated. He left q
Aeiightful memory, free from
sttngs. A physical marvel, with
few equals ~ fun.maker or a
pitcher, frrepressabie and devil.
may-csre. he sowcd fun broad
cast. He was everyones friend
and hts own worst enemy, and
the world Ia better because
"Rubs" waddeii lived on It.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30
SHORTFIELD ALL THAT
WORRIES IRON MAN

be back. or these only Neighbors
and Keliar are veterans, and they
are both valuable because of a
propensity to sting the horseshoe.
AcMullin and West are two
promising infielders, while Fries
and Million are noted for their
speed in the gardens.
Skin" Harris, the pinch hitter
supreme, win be again the first
string catcher. Kelley VIII be
back also, and efforts are being
made to pick up another back
stop.
Dave Kraft will bring an ont
fielder with him when he reports,
and Jesse Simpson. a second base
man from Oklahoma, Ii another
recruit that has been signed by
McGfnnfty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30
Short Sport

Rumor has II that Del Howard
e The Ssals may tTade Cack Hem
i1sy and Honus McArdle to Los
Angeles.
McArdle Is Considered sre of
the best utility men on the coast
but IL weak hitter. Cack Hen.
ley was once a star HEAVIER, but
apparently has gone back.
Bill Dahlen and Jimmy Sheck-
ard are spoken of as possible
Dsanagers for the Toledo Mud
hens.
When will Frank Farmer como
out of his shell?
A match has been spoken of be-
tween the Kapowsln logger and
Art Wilson. Wilson was once
slowed away by Frank Koepkey
huff sed.
Tile Shafer Is again out With
his annual talk of retirement.
This is passion with Tile, 1t
seems.
1t was cruel OF Tinker to Jump
just when the Brooklyn fans
had their plans all laid for a PEN
naDt.
Figures prove that milwaukee,
earned the pennant In the Ameri-
can Association by baseranning
rather than by batting.
A match between Joe Bonds
and Ed Wagon would draw a big
crowd here.
Joe Bonds Is not making life
any too easy for his sparring
partners. The big fellow has the
wallop.
Clarke Griffith says he can't
understand why Cincinnati let a
player of Bob Beseher's talents go
to New York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30
HEAV|ES READY
FOR NEW YEAR
ENCOUNTER

BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 30. -
Both Arthur Pslkey and Gunboat
Smith hsye completed training
for their bout New Years day,
and the manager Of each IL con-
f.dent mis- protege will win.
Smith IA the fayorits In the
betting, bat Pelkey does not lack
for hackers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30

II he hsd . real fast sssortstop
under contract now, President
Joe McGissity of ssss Tacoma IL
gers would feel pretty well salts
fled wffh his IinesAp for next sea-
son. He has ten recruits and ~
r~gslars signed mp, and expects
70 pick out . number Of live wires
from tiI1s array Of material.
The iron Man will farm Cufiey
Coen out for experience, as he
thinks he In a little too young yet.
This leaves tho Tiger boss with
out q single candidate for the
short field, but he 10 on the out
look for good man.
AZ far ~ fs known at prevent,
Neighbors, Fries, Ten Million,
McMuiifn, Keiiar and West will
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30
BEAUTIFUL srasvERwARn
NOB TIHfU6 ~ AIpwI

4 ct Of six beautifully dcsor.
atsd French finish Rogers Silver
Tea Spoons free 70 mall subscrib-
ers 70 the Times. They are Of
beautiful design and Will last {
lifeline. A ct Of these spoons
could not be duplisats4 st amp
store for less than 1870. we
have bought them In such large
quantities that ~ are able 70
give them 70 our subscribers. All
That 10 nscsssAry for you 10 DO q
10 pay your subscription 70 ths
tSlab), and the spoons WIN bs
ssnt ysu, charges paid. n your
subseripticn does net enpirs FOR
solne Tine, ron can take advnn-
taGe OF this offer now qua renew
Tor rear from the }frno Il e..
h ne Times and sARins 3 years
ssbssriPyi2e 4 re rsyaIAs prizes
Is sane. Tkss VII k'kss iins
ohzfstn3ae present A yos ~ not
ne>d tk&ra youro9lf. THIS offer
eees net applr - 11ents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30
PAPERS
ARE SIGNED BY
JOE TINKER

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-Mordecai
Brown and Joe Tinker yesterday
signed the final papers with the
Federal league for 1914, and both
are now full-fledged managers In
the OUTLAW" organization. Both
Of them express satisfaction with
their prospects.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30
DATES DECIDED
FOR BIG AUTO
RACES here

The MontamarA Festo races
via be held July . and :, the A..
A. A. having sanctioned these
dates. There Will be no other
races held on these OATS, so Ia
coma h apt 70 get the cream Of
racing talent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30

December or some such time, and
generally lasted until February.
This gave an opportunity for a
lot OF young men and boys to
shoot game out OF season II they
saw fit. and doubtless numbers of
them broke the law.
There will probably be a var
mint hunt arranged next year
during the hunting season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30
HARD LUCK. MIKE

Both Spokane and Vancouver
are squabbllng over Dutch Reu-
Their a Coast lague infieIder
but Bob Brown has him included
In his lineup, and Reuther himself
says he is going to play with the
Beavers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30
On. H0BeoN's OINTMENT
HEAIA ITCHY E(yZE

HEAIA ITCHY ECZEMA
The constantly itching, burn.
ins sensation and other dfua.
ereeAbis forms Of sezsnia, tsttsf,
bAit fheuin and shin eS0ptione
promptly cured by DR.. HeSsonsS
Eczensa Ointment. Geo. W. Fitch
Of Mendoza. Ill, says: II puf-
snassd 6cx o. DR.. Hobson's
nczsfna Ointmsnt. Have had
EcSena ever since the civil war.
have beon treated By many doc.
tors, none have given the benefit
that one box of Dr.. Hebson' Z
Eczema Ointment has, Evefy
sufferer should try IL. we'rs a
positive It will help you we QUAR-
tntes II or money refunded. Al
all pruEeiste or BIZ mail SOC.
ffeiffer chefhisA1 Co., PhllA6sa.
phiA = ~ 1Oais.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30
SHOOT THURSDAY

The crack shots OF the Tacoma
Rifle and Revolver club VIII shoot
against Manchester, N. H., at the
armory Thursday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30
WATTY GETS POPE

Victoria has signed Ashley
Pope. the ex-Oakland HEAVIER, get
ting him from San Jose In ex-
change for two recruits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30

Wtslls fIss Moose tcdes hs<
Gp6sevsye1 ~ match Prank Dnv-
80 wtfb Sss nssAs fsS ttss naAta
1VDnE n eiss5S ssxt ssspksv, the
bewt II ssasebsg fIrs, ed Dsebs-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30

y: y "a; '. I: 4 4. .:;:ss: n
ksiytt;ss 's''':, dY6 ~ ~ re-
-. ~ ch,psss Asssss's5ss " g. z H. sss
tsss ss. stsys s Dbl" Com
Ive % yYus syptatssss ana a,
x6a NIel sIsease ken havs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30

2.s:s'ss y y: s s::
The foiiswing q
ees u rpeBY w5ktis
WHEN Ne receives
~fwsbfy- five pears
fUe ! ee0ffastsd
haYe tsss isg.tlsd
Ms have ss"s 1ossnyy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30
PLAY FARMLAND

The Falkland A. d. will play
the Y. M. @. A. basketball five
tonight at Falkland
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30

Joe Bonds Is not making life
any too easy for his sparring
partners. The big fellow has the
wallop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30

Clarke Griffith says he can't
understand why Cincinnati let a
player of Bob Beseher's talents go
to New York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30

A match between Joe Bonds
and FL Wagon would draw a big
crowd here.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-10-21
Co|nstock Recover Co.
Doing Big Work on River
Immense Undertaking That Will
Eventually Mean Much For
This Entire Section

The Comstock Recovery company
is rapidly completing preliminary ar
rangements for its work of magni
tude at Brunswick on the river below
Empire.
Things are shaping themselves 50
that from appearances this is going
to be one OF the largest propositions
ever undertaken in this district and
even those in charge cannot tell just
at this time to what magnitude the
work started will eventually develop.
The company is now doing cons'd-
cradle work, even more than is re-
allied by the people here who have
not looked into the matter and duf-
ing this work values are being OBJ
tanned which will permit of the
stockholders receiving dividends on
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-10-21
NEWLANOS
IN NEVADA

United States Senator F. G. New
lands is at present in Reno posting
himself on affairs concerning the
State of Nevada, and renewing old
acquaintances. On Monday the SEN
ior Senator was the host at luncheon
to District Attorney William Wood
burn Jr., George H. Corliss. President
Of the Boston University Woodrow
Wilson Club. and former Assembly,
man Albert d. Ayres.
1t is probable when the campaign
opens in Nevada to re-elect the Hon.
Francis g. Newlands to the United
States Senate that George II. Corliss
will take an active part in the cam
paign on behalf of Senator New
lands. During the recent presidential
campaign in the east Mr.. Corliss
made iifty-three speeches in the in
terests of the Democratic nominee.
which is no doubt the record, and
perhaps accomplished more toward
the election OF President Wilson
than any other college man in the
country.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-10-21
RUIN FOR
BUSINESS

MEXICO CITY. Oct. 2O.-An in
crease of so per cent in all import
duties will become effective October
%, by virtue of decree of President
Huerta just published. Merchants
and importers are making an effort to
utilize the few remaining days to
their advantage Consumers are con-
cerned over the prospect of a further
advance in the already high prices
prevailing
The new increase in duties is III
addition to the increase of 10 per cent
ordered some months ago, making d.
importers estimate it, total advance
of 65 per cent under the present ad
ministration With foreign exchange
ranging from 2.70 to 2.80 pesos for
the dollar, gold, business men are in
despair
In the face of the almost imposi-
Bile business conditions already ex-
isting many regard as inevitable the
closing of their establishments.