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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-02
i2-13-2s-2-9-1s-23 b

Order TO show Caase on Appaiese1oa
for License to Sell Property
In the County Court Of the State Of
Oregon. for the County Of
Klamath.
In the Matter Of the Estate and Guar.
dianship OF Mary A. Kiisors. -
Insane Person.
1t appearing to the court from ~
petition ilsd In this causs on the seth
day OF December. 1913. by Silas ".
Kilgore. the guardian Of the psgSoa
and estate Of Mary L. Kilsors. IN In
sane person. praying for an order Of
this court for the sale Of the unas-
signed dover right Of said Mary 4.
Kiigorc. an insane person - afore-
said. In and to the following de-
scribed real property. situated IN The
County Of Klamath and State Of Ore
gon, to wit:
All that part Of block 1o1. In
Bovine addition to the town Of Bo-
nanza. Oregon. according to the ~
corded plat thereof. described -
follows. to wit: Commencing at
the northwest corner Of said block
I01. and running thence south
along the west line Of said block
$50 feet to point: thence east on
a line parallel to the north line Of
said block 200 feet 70 . point:
thence north on . line parallel to
the west line OF said block $50 fsst
to point on the north line Of said
block. thence west on the north
line OF said block. 200 fest to the
place Of beginning.
Also:
The. Eh Of section z: the SWN
Of the NwA. the M OF the
swh: the swA Y OF the sw X. anA
the NwN OF the SEX Of sectioa
s.; the NwN OF the NwN section
II; the M Of the NEK. section
IS. township ~ south. range II
east. w. M:
Also: ia
The SwN section So. township
40 south. range IAN east. W. n.
That the said real property to bs solA
at private sale: that II II necessary
for the best interest Of said estate
that said interest b sold. or 90 much
thereof a. may be necessary for tAo
proper support and maintenance q
said Mary A. Kilsors. and for tAs
proper support and maintenance q
her family.
It Is hereby ordered. That the
next OF kin OF said Mary 4. Kilgors.
and all persons interested In ssiA
estate. appear before this court %
the 26th day Of January. 1914. at The
hour OF 10 O'Clock q. m. 1t the court
room Of this court. at klamath Falls.
klamath county. Oregon. then aAl
there to show cause why an order
should not - granted for The sale ef
said interest In said real properly. -
90 much Of the same - may b found
to b. necessary.
And Il Il further esdsred. That Q
copy OF this order bs published 9
least once . week for three success.
sive weeks before the said day g
hearing. In the Evening Issrsll. .
daily newspaper puhiishsd aA1 g
general circulation In klamath yalla.
Oregon. and klamath county. 0seOoa
Dated this ssth day Of pees0beRs
WIN. 9. woRDns. JsloN
27-3-10-I7.1lh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-02
j. Of O's. Extension
Work Can't Be Excened

vegetable lie To foster ard what
iiada To destroy. Ia the spriag Dr.
Hedge will stait on crusade with
the aid of tho s,hooi children uf the
state which he says will make Oregon
a ry;.ss atatc.
pr George Rcbcc came out TO Ore
gon from the University. OF Michigan
10 live on his farm near Medford.
put was hunted out aud persuaded by
President Campbell to join the exx-
tosnion department, Dr, Rcbec's
speciality is methods and administra-
ton Of education. Don c, Sewers. has
been on tho Oregon faculty only
short time. hut already he has made \
study of the proposed budget OF the
city Of Eugene. and has shown the
people that a ian min levy on the
assessablo property Of Eugene will
cover tho proposed expenses for the
coming year,
Previous to HIS study II was be-
iievcd that a i5 mill levy would have
10 be raised Professor Sewers In
known IN tho municipal expert. and
will have charge Of tho contemplated
municipal reference library. w. d.
Allison Ia a sanitary engineer brought
to the university for work In the ex-
tension department an m adviser for
state communities In problems OF san
itation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-02

II has been demonstrated that over
graxcd stock ranges on the national
forests can be brought back TO use
under system OF regulated grazing
faster than II they are left unused.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-02

nHea i'tpss RrgsirS
Ion ANuki.ER. Jan Tho utts
repeated statotnHBt b, iyearh Cross
thss Anderson nss asay put ai hEs
class whsn hp mlasa Nlsh hlm. "a
aaY af ibs oshrt bnSs As thS Hight
aeiEas division - ho srgu close la thr
top. ass psstva yesterday afternoon,
IA. bast ,setpeea thr iiobtuR dralisi
sna she Vancouver boz usA stopped
10 the srassth saaRd by shs tstefro.
atsSs isaa had repeatedly hl, the hoor
Elsts ft"m shr start. The ba1, was
Cross iis landed almost ~ viii. and
u is rrgtaia thai had the boat gone
aaesh1s round. Anarrsua would have
fr~pissd a serohd hnoe hout 4, the
hssds of ih. dcatisI.
The battle tsot~eSh the tsa on Jul,
tth vac held aas 10 has- been = fair
shaAse toF Andefson, "a hu ~aa npof-
atrd nh for appendicitis shr follow
Ems day u ~as generally conceded
that yesterdays battle ess hud'z
shAsco ,a prove whether be sas made
at championship timber, oT only q
good sssuHdrratsr clean. mapiy and
square. hai a little too siop for tho
Tastes, company.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-02

sa,. 10 tsosa.
A HIaospoaha boy ~as barn this
Aosatns ,a MS and Mes, - II rFas'
eas
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-02

aahsrsIbs Tor the Hesaia. 80 esa,s
= tnonth
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-02

Housekeeping rooms. near bridge
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-02

In the Justice Court Of the District OF
LInkville. klamath County. Ore
Eou
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-18
MCDONALD AND
61oSe PLEAD GUILTY
OF NEWMAN ASSAULT

Pueblo Colo. Juar i;s=trM0a
:f.s~ aud Gsasse McIAsssid talas.
,ariiy appeared i. jai.- q. y. ~
s-s'. disi.ioa of the district rUssst
yesterday afl-suooa and pleaded
guilty u the musd-s at Mas New.
man. th- ueiaa ss~au~ pss nbsok~s.
.ho ~as my yss-stnasiy assaulted oa
the mofsiax of April ~. The srsion
.f tho prisosers ~as q eosspi-t~ sas-
prise To the prosecution. Tor IL ~ss
oaiy ten days ago that they ~~s- nr.
raisusd In soav snd pleaded ao'
guilty. Attorney Riley c,oad ~ss
api.siaird by the court In def~ssi
them. aad their trial wsa st for
jus~ -.
The ,sissa~ss' decision 10 plead
guilty wss made yesterday aorasas
aasiax . sosf~s~arr With Attorney
Cloud. The plea ei~ass up oae OF the
n,o.t complicated murdes aysi~ri~s
which the iorai affir~s. ever worked
out. ss veil as oac nj tho asnsl bsu-
tai crimes ever committed In i'a-b.
Ia county.
II no~ remain. for q jury To fi>
the penalty. I'm 1un~ ~ the men
~iii have a hearing before = Jury.
II was the common eon,cnsus Of opia.
Ion that with the evidence complied
against the i~o men by the police.
the chances for Grosc TO hans for tho
crime were all odds asainsi hi. tut.
urc welfare. The sudden turn Of the
nri.nncr nrnhahiy NAs iAkrn a. The
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-18
101lCI,

The vermcjo ranea. siiuaisd II
colfax eosaiy. New Mexico. - shown
II tho deeds for said laad which
were recorded In tho offscs Of the
county clerk Of Colfax eoanSy. fros,
the MAXWELL Land Grant company
TO Mary W. Bartlett, May 6. 1909.
and September 3s. 1909. has beea
created 8ame and fish preserve un-
der The laws OF New Mexico and u
censcs duly issued. Under said H.
ceases. all game quadrupcsis. and
game fish become the property Of the
owner and no flshinG or huntins on
said vssNcio ranch will be permit.
ted without written permissioa from
the owner or his authorised axcnt.
u WILLIAM II. BARTLETT.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-18
aR0RfsllEN'S AID SOUGHT
A0Aln1f FOREST FIRES

because al the fart lhs, many for
sss flsvs arc set through the sss-i-~s.
'as~a u huat-ss. samt-sa and other.
who 70 isis the vossas Tot s-es~a
HSea. the fosrss s~stIe- has iak-s a.,
WITH manufacturers os fisv arms and
.o10aslsioa the gu-ssioa of . esnss-
eSsilve arrangement Through which
Parchss~S asa usvss oe suas and
eartsiasrs shall b~ s~mind~d of tn.
Sire dagger.
u has b~Sa t.nlased out that In
The lssAss sssSoas os the aosthw~sa.
for example. masafsrsusvss sad
other busiaess m~a have h~~u hsv.
lag prial~d OF STAMPED o. their STA
itanesy aad ray checks various crisp.
catchy statements about the ius.
which tho ruiiic suffers thsuaxh ih~
d~~s~asrd demand for isbDr sad d..
creased money In circulation of tim.
h~s. which is the source ri many
~ the sorth~csa's indus'riss. Re
burned un.
Il has siso b~~a pointed out that
IN che ~ass particularly many for~ss
fires arr started by the carrics.nrss
Of .huatcrs. who drop buruina
matches. cigar or cisarrtte stumps,
os ptpe Goals In tho woods. or p~r.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-18

haps buiid a fire which IL left burn
ing when the hunter es'ss On. For
-, fires. of eOurse. greatly injuTs
the interests Of si,Orssinen by TObbins
The birds of their proper cover. They
also impair the food supply Of both
binds and big game. through the de-
sirueiion Of the underground which
furnishes browse. berries aud other
food. ~
The eastern woods are exposed TO
the danger from fires principally IL
N. spring and fall. when mast Of
the trees are hare and the iesv-s ON
the ground are dry. The spring
fires many al which are due Ia
trout fishermen. may destroy the
egg. Of game birds and -,ea young
birds themselves. Since trout ftsh-
.rm.n are likely To hasi In the fail.
the same indis tauais. II careless. may
he u source Of danger at both Sra
sons.
II Is suggested that the manafsr-
sni.rs Of arms and ammunition
ought to he sufficiently Interested In
the matter of rssi.~susiioa Of gsme
To be Willing tn help In the cam
paixn against forest fires This hell.
may come through tho psin,inx Of
some brief fire warning on cartridge
hoSss os some slip To 90 with an,
huhiins OF camping supple. which
ere furnished. Several manufsriur-
~rs have ALREADY expressed their In
s-s-.i In the matter and their will
nrasss tn h-lp.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-18
our PLACE 10 YIELD
New York Evcning Post:

The administrati"a's Mexican pol
sacrifice of nice diplomatic propr;r.
ties 10 the ma,R purpose which We
have set ourselves. that Il would he
\ pity al this late hour to let diplo.
matte metaphysics stand In tho way
uf = sctticmcnt of which the cs,cn-
iials have been agreed ujon. II !.
absurd that a deadlock SHOULD arise
at Niagara over the question whcih-
or the interim executive TO whom,
Hucrta surrcndcrs his post shall be
merely = constitutionaii,t sym2athiI-
or or one Of the prominent constitu-
tionaiist leaders. To Insist that
uucrta Ia allowed to resign power
into the hands Of man who has not
openly sworn his destruction. II
would amount to recognising Hucr-
In, In Of a piece with the iinc-sp,in
lcgalistic reasoning to which the
Mexican mind 10 addicted. but which
Is hardly suitable to our own plain.
blunt way os going at things. It g.
metaphysics to debate over the ques.
tion whether Huerta shall resign in
favor OF Carranxa directly. or In IA
vor OF somc constitutionalist public
man who will pave the way for Car.
ranEa's regular induction into tho
presidency. Where the other side
has yielded again and again on
points Of real Importance. II ia in
place for US to yield on IL matter ri
punctilio.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-18

well. aad ! now have txo hns i-sby
gisis- cannot pe.iss Lydia y Pink
ksa's Vegetable Cosntnssni tno highly
Ses What Il hss dnos foe ~. always
spsak . uord h fsvos of ycur n-siseins
= oehss vonsa who suffer whsn have
- oepnssanisy. - Mn u. r. wiSS.
i18 Frs~@nat Ave-. ksnsas City. No,
1esoA W hat !AaoelscsVHassa aays,
Csnmiae. Ga-"I t-ii snas sn6-r-
~ woman ~ssry day of Lydia Z i'sak-
'As0's v~9~ssbi- cosnt.sni snl whss u
kas tpos fos ms. ] ruah not ssl ~
si.sp. hsd . Lsd ssnsnsrA aai vas In
misvsy sli sh-s sins-. cA,Li aos d. my
Anss~vost ~ vsik ssy .issssnr- wishsss
suffering sv-ss pain ] 6s.d dursnes'
as1sesn-s ard dA6-ssnt psi-sl a.sA.
eisss bot fsii-d b e~s r.is~f. Ny kss.
hsaa brosgAs hnas ynasv.g-tsh,s Com.
psasd ss4 " tuo vv~ks ruuh sss say.
thaaG. cusL al-~p Me h-sishy Aahy.
ead wall inae etssaaes wishoeS f-s,ias
etssA ] ca heA,y sscuma,ad yuss
Vegetable Caoesaad = vesA>a vko
sulRss - ] ~. saa yua -. ss Ah>ssy b
~ skis istsss. "-Ars cuAaajx kAo-
LEV. Z J. Cssaming. Ca
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-18
NOTICE.

Whereas. our rasch. situated On
the headwaters Of ~ ,Cptffla river.
Taos county. New 1tkieo. having
been made . gar,,c and fish preserve
under the laws Of tho state Of New
Mexico. known a. THE costilla
0amo and Fish Preserve" and.
whereas. the object Of said game and
fish preserve being for the protection
Of game and fish and their incrsase,
therefore. notice 10 hereby given
that NO permits for hunting. shoot
ing or flshing. will be issued during
the next three years.
THE ADAMS CATTLE CO.,
BY n. w. Adams.
u General Manager.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-18
10 Put on yLHsH
AID lnCRKA8E WEIGHT
A Ihy,1eie.'s Advice,

Most thia people eat from four ID
sis po,ads ot good solid ta,-n,sk kins
food ~s-sy day and ssiii do not In.
crease In weight cue oasc~. while on
the other hsad many of the plump.
chunky folks cal sesy lightly and
kee, ss.iaiax all tho time. Tia all
hosh 10 say ihai this Il the nature oi
the Individual. Il iss't Natures way
a all.
Thia folks stay thin h~cans~ their
powers at ssAimiiaiion are def-e-
tive. They absorb Just enough al
the food they eai So msiataia life and
= s~mhianrc ot health aad strength.
alafiins ~on't help them. \ dos~n
meal. a day wont make them xain
. single stay there pound. All tho
fat producing elements of their food
Just stay In the iaissiin~s until they
pass from tho body as waste. What
sach people need I. something that
wiil prepare ihcs~ fatty fo"d Gle.
mcnis 10 that their blood can absorb
them and deposit them all shout tho
body dy--somethiss Too. that will mui.
tipiy their rcd blood cor e.uscie. sni
increasc their blood's carrying pow.
ee.
v6t sach 4 coalition . ALWAYS
recommend caiinx n sargoi tablet
with every meal. Sarxoi is not. rs
some believe. n patented drug. hut
Is = sricniific combination Of six Of
the most effective and powcrfU, ,sh
huiiiins elements known to chcmis.
try. Il h absolutely ha, mIrsz. yet
wonderfully effective and = sin tic
tablet eaten with each meal often
has the effect of Increasing the
weight Of . thin man or woman from
three TO five pounds week. sar.oi
Is sold by Tho Ha?sman Drug Co.
and other sooi druggists everywhere
on a positive guarantee Of weight In
crease or money back.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-18

N OnSn ~r pans :
wsre - ias.i that !
could MT t-ss my
weight an on. foot
] bryan taking i-y-
Aa T. Pink b . ms
Vegetable Com
pound sni hAsi not
hnishssl the iisssL0I-
tis ~ hen ! felt
srvstiy riisvs.i and
I soak Il until il
-ssk, svs.. a.s,Al sA.S
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-18

ose and Only chance to esrape ths
xAilows- Hsd he gOae int0 rourt
and endeavored 10 nsaintsis bis eov'
mer plea Of not guilty. the pFohs'
biiity, u that II would have be-n I'm.
possible for him 10 have overcome
the chain Of evidence against hin
and Considering the cold bioaded
manner In which the crime was rom.
mitied. the conclusion would have
been but little 10 dosht.
The procedure In eouSt yesterday
gas hsisf. Deputy District Attorney
e. u, Hughes intrOsiaesd the hrssiss
by infoFmias the eours that he had
been advie-d 0ro~s aad MtDoaaid
desired to plead guilty. Atsorasy
Cloud stated his rss@. drrisriag that
BE- considered thst u vss the proper
move In iishs of the siroux ssidsses
against the men. sad outlined bis
understanding or The procedure. that
. jury would b- required tn fix the
penalty.
Judge Es.~x agreed With Aitosasy
Cloud IL this particular. and stated
that . Jury will b. empaseied 10
complsie the case on June -.
Gsos~'S sxS~~nent 10 rosf~sa Wss
On . eonpromise that his noiher b~
released. She has bern In the roun-
- jail siae- the s~asaiioaai sti~mpe
of the iasty pSisnnss 10 ~.rsp~ after
cutting Turnkey Wiiiiam M.ci~iissa
With = sssas. Ths ssnlhss was sue.
p-rssi of hssins ps.s-d the sasss 10
her soa. - she hsd Just left the Jsii
~h~a the sss4uis oreugJsd.
n-paiy District Aii"ss~y iiaRh~.
requested The eoasf to noii- the eaA~
against Mrs.. ids irk,slsiek. the
psi.oses's no,h~s. sad this ~ss doa~.
The psiarit.si ~sid~ac- skaiast the
tuo ssea uas The confession of Nc
nsssid. wilh oaiy . faiai ci-u Of
ns'rhiss the revolver hssdi~s fousd
90 the fioos Of Nr~naa's shop. with
the sas carried by Gsnsc ~h-a h-
Sas arrested on sso,h~f charge .
week later. NrDonaii's eoai~Ssiaa IN
Chief of Police DAILY. the resultant r..-
eos~sy Of watches sad revolver slsi.
"a froa Se~msa's shop. eia.h-si
tho ~sid~aer asaiast the i~a mea 81
that ~s~s should Met,oaaia sa on
the s'Asd in the district e.ass To de.
ny his former coat~sslos. there vas
pi~aiy of esid~sr. aside fsom that To
fass-a the guilt apoa them.
~ ~ o'eioek the ssoralas al April
81. 0rose ssd Met,oaaid catered tbs
shop of N~vmsa. 90 . crowded thor.
oashfss~. wh~s .N~wm.s's hack
vas iasaed. Osusr struck him on
the h~ad With the butt az . heavy
.ss Colts revolver. Ses-s os ~ishi
simes he repealed the blows. The
aisrops 70 gel isto The ssse failed.
and the nea Gr.bbed soa- ws,ehe.
and n revolver asd fled. They left
h-hiad no, . s-nhlaaee of ei-~ es.
e-p' the bsokra handles frum Orne~'s
s-Solses which fell 10 tho fioss.
An hoas later Newman vas found.
sr"sriias In blood. slightly coa.oi oious.
Tic died Q month later never safn.
cicnily recovering his miad to tell
eoh~rrntly of tho assault. Gros~ aa,
Mrtpoaaid returned 10 Pueblo from
Beaver . week later. aad wcrc sr.
rested hv Detectives Raty and Win-
terbotiAh at Fourth and s:iisabclh
streets At midnishi. ~ sn,p~rsc,i
holdu? mes. The fact that the re-.
voiver Orose carried had missis han.
dies. sad furthermore that the han
lies ssiher~d from the cory floor Of
Ne~man'' shop III the revolver. was
the nucleus Of the charge ,hs, ycstcr-
day resulted In . fuii confession.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-18
REALISM m ART

It 10 said that certain young lady
In 4 certain printing office has .
special talent for drawing. Ono day
she drew q picture Of hen 10 true
to life that when she threw II into
the waste basket It laid there.-The
Lyre.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-18
AMERICAN RELEASED
T10H MEXICAN PRISON

WashinktOnA June 1S.-F. J.
Smith. an American imprisoaed In
Tonola. state Of Chiapas. several
weeks. pending Investigation Of the
killing Of some Mexicans, has been
released. Rear Admiral Badger re
ported that Smith and his famiiy
were in Guatemala.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-18

srhiaR. swollsa. s@astiae fs~A Yuss s-ss
just sisSs- for jgy; alssss nsvss hsst os
sreM stgAt.
Get - esat hes of TIE" NM ssum
sry dsusx;se ~ depastsssss store. MI
fnS tosture ioesvef-vsas smaller shoss,
kssS yvss ssst isssh. svsss ed haPsy.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-18

aeS "S
sna ~ sehs 81
psiasas Nha1 ~
op yoss sssl No
sssis1r hsv hai
sua wos&. hss
lns9 yus dasS.
Aow M 80
wan. ~ hss ksasI
yuss seaaia a
Suss I~l, T1x-
ertaRs resslal
1ool eoAlusA
"T1x" b ww.
deSfn1 Ae Nlsa
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-18
MRS. WINN'S
ADVICE TO WOMEN
Take Lydia Pinkham's Veg.
stahls Cosnposand and be
Restored b Health.

xsaaas City. Mo-" "Th~ ssortors toll
- uossh n-Sss b. . mother. Every
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-18
"T|l" G|1ADDENS
SORE, TIRED. FEET

"nx@ 0Akss apsv. kssuiag. tlssl ~
fairly aaser viii dsllshl Away - shs
srasa asd paisa. ths sssna. ealIsassa.
bltasrss sod bsajpoA.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-18
oil for Troubled
Tennis Court

1ah an1 Asssaits q Ssda Alss 1se.
sa1sa1s1 u Clean alsvalks.
Garden IstAs. asd 1ssls 1tss.
Nd With Uadssisabls vsgetatisa.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03

business protecting intrepid fans who
sit in COrriden's line of fire.
Sox won yesterday on WoIfgang's
great pitching and a healthy triple
by Roth with two on, which gave his
team lead. Demmitt followed Roth
with another triple for, three-run
rally.
The attendance at the game here
and the one in St. Louis was small,
no interest being felt in the remain
der of the schedule. The only glory
left for the SOX is to finish in fifth
place by winning two of the remain
ing three games with the Browns.
Considerable honor.
Sox and Browns are putting on a
double bill this afternoon at the
South Side, the first game starting at
1:30. Cubs and Cards are also eXhib-
iting twice in st. Louis.
Reserved seats for the city series
went on sale at 10 o'clock this morn
ing at the South and West Side parks.
General admission seats will be on
sale the morning of each game.
Indications are that the close of
the Federal League season will con-
fiict with the city series. Tinker's
fellows have a game today and one
tomorrow with st. Louis; then the
Kaws come for a four-game fight. AS
the city tUssle opens Wednesday, Chi
feds and Kay See will be competing
for patronage.
Should the local third Ieaguers
cinch the pGnnant tomorrow they
will double up with Kansas City and
play bargain attractions Monday and
Tuesday. In the event Indianapolis
still has a chance Tinker will play
out his string, so Johnson, Hendrix
and Brennan can be fit for a game
each.
Braves made six errors and Giants
batted Tyler from the box. An easy
win for TesreaU. Bescher walloped
a homer and Burns and Smith pOked
q double and single each
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03

Daniels got double ana single OH
McQuiIlan.
Without a4reguIar in the game,
Macks lost to Washington, Jensen,
a new pitcher, held Nationals to sew
en- hits. Harper, Griff's kid sOuthpaw,
gave five hits and whitfield a dozen.
Gandil damned a homer.
Red Sox pounded Brown and Cole,
beating Yanks in a walk. HObitzel
cracked a double and three singles.
Ruth pitched his first game for BOs-
ton and looked good.
Mordecai Brown held Baltimore to
four hits and Tip Tops Lit on Smith.
Anderson smashed homer and two
singles and Delehanty two doubles
and a single.
With the worlds series still to be
played, baseball politics has begun to
give the regular athletes a hard race
for publicity An UnconfTmed report
from New York is to the effect that
Owner Gaffney of the Boston Braves
will sell his holdings in that club,
purchase the New York Yanks in the
American League and take George
Stallings along with him to manage
the club.
1t is understood that the sale is not
to be announced until after the
worlds series. If the report is true, it
means that Ban Johnson must eat
crow, and Stallings can go back to
the American League making insult
ing gestures at the big boss. John
son forced Stallings to withdraw
from the American when the latter
was manager Of the Yanks once be-
fore.
Another rumor from New York
has it that Owners SOmers of Cleve-
land and Lannin of the Red Sox in
the American League and Gaffney
of the Braves and Baker of the Phils
in the Nationals conferred with Pres.
Gilmore of the Federal, with a view
to learning on what erms the third
circuit would come into the organ
The Detroit times., 1914-09-30
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The Detroit times., 1914-09-30
REPUBLICANS GATHER FOR
STATE CONVENTION

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Sept 2s.-
Republicans from all over the state
began reaching Kalamazoo this morn.
ing. to attend the state convention.
which will be held here tomorrow.
Chase Osborn. candidate for governor,
Is already here. In honor Of Mr.. Os.
born, Kalamazoo Republicans have
planned many affairs. beginning with
q reception and luncheon tonight. To-
morrow night the Kalamazoo county
Republican committee will give ban
Quet for ex-Gov. Osborn. This ban
Quet win be attended by about $50,
There are 102 members OF the county
committee. the largest active county
organization In the state. Other
speakers tomorrow night will be
Washington Gardner and former Gov.
John T. Rich.