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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19
PLACER WEALTH OF
GOLD RUN DISTRICT

Thomas Major, the standby and
persistent advocate of the Gold Run
mining district, is recreating in Win
nemucca this week He is a patriotic
citizen, serving his county as a jury
man. Tom is welded to the Gold Run
district and Interestingly diseourses
as TO its wealth and future This
morning as he was lounging about the
Lafayette hotel, he made short
talk on Gold Run and its allied oppor-
tunitie..
81 am working placer ten miles
south of Golconda in Bonanza gulch.
There are FIVE claims in the group I
own. These claims are rich with
gravel gold. The average content of
gold is 81 per yard; some of it runs
that prospect these values is from
length and an average depth Of gravel
of 10 feet. The gold is not distribut-
ed along a narrow channel but is
scattered over and throughout the has-
in and in value proves itself. The
cubic yards in this area are immense,
but rich aspect as this offers il re-
quires water to sluice or hydraulic it
and this ] am aiming to get on the
ground.
"The gold is exceedingly fine
grade, rating from $1s to so per
ounce.
"All winter / and associates have
been working and in dry way max
ing money; also building reservoirs to
catch the flood waters which in spring
will give us some water to work our
gravel dumps and what we are taking
out Of our drift work at present.
The fact is we are in a position
without boasting to take out consid-
cradle gold this spring which viii
contribute In bringing better economy
appliances to our support for larger
work, or permitting the handling of
the gravel on a larger scale by me-
chanical devices and the use of water
to wash the gravel. This will in
manifold sense increase our produe-
tion of the yellow metal. Our diggings
are good and gives MS long lease on
those gold fields. The geology of the
surrounding mountains explain much.
The source of gold is patent, but as
science has determined, / believe it
grows by aeidic attraction as ii slow
" moves on and down the basin.
There is no question as to the placer
outlook. What this and other gulches
need is water and appliances TO work
on larger scale this wealth of gold.
"Other showings thereabouts are
the quartz mining features. In more
ways than one this district is a sure
winner in metal production
"George Blaine is mining and ship
ping ore from his lead and silver prop
erty southwest one and one-half miles
from Adelaide.
Daddy Roberts is operating and
proving a fine quartz gold property a
few miles west from our placer.
Robert Bass is working the old
Grage property and taking out ship
ping ore.
"The Rescue property is being ope-
rated under bond by Salt Lake capi-
talists The operators are getting fine
gold returns from their cross-cut from
the bottom of 100 foot shaft
"There are other good properties in
that neck of the woods.
Much work will be done in the
district during 1914 and | look for
more than one good thing being de-
veloped in the Gold Run district with
in the year.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19
RESCUES HORSES FROM
SNOW AT GOLD CIE "

4. s. F. Rankin, of the firm of Cor
ham & Rankin, owners of the famous
+" Double Square brand of horses.
has returned from Gold Circle. where
he was called the first of the week by
a wire stating that several head Of
his firm s stock were stalled in the
snow. He repodts from three to six
feet of snow on the level in the hills
around the camp, and six miles dis
tant discovered IL horses. \ trail
was broken and the stock rescued.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19
ENJOYABLE BALL AT Thk
ELDORADO LAST EVENING

Miss Pauline schmidt, who is spend
ing a short vacation from her duties
in an Oakland department store visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schmidt. gave an enjoyable
party last evening to large number
of her friends in the sample room of
the Eldorado hotel. The evening was
pleasantly spent in dancing, to the
excellent music furnished by Fitz-
gerald s orchestra.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19
FORMER LAUNDRY DRIVER
ARRESTED AT JORDAN VALLEY

Carl f. Bowers, against whom a
warrant was sworn out the first of the
week, charging him with removing a
mortgaged horse from the county, was
arrested at Jordan Valley, Oregon,
Tuesday. A deputy sheriff left for
the prisoner yesterday, in an auto
driven by Verne Rose.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19
TRA| MEMS MASK BALL AT
NIXON TOMORROW NIGHT

Tomorrow evening, at the Nixon
opera house, viii occur the Train
men s annual mask ball, the principal
tions are that there will be a large
crowd present to compete for the nu-
merous cash prizes offered by the
committee. Excellent music will be
furnished by Fitzgerald's orchestra
of six pieces
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19
REPORTED SERIOUSLY ILL
WITH DOUBLE PNEUMONIA

Yesterday morning F. A. Robinson,
local manager for the Verdi Lumber
company, was taken seriously i'll with
double pneumonia. This morning,
however, the patients condition is
reported slightly improved.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19
PACIFIC NO. 10
NOW STOPS AT GOLCONOf

Through the efforts of nj. Reinhart
who took the matter MP with th
Southern Pacific omcials some time
ago, No. 10 now stops at Goleonda
This will prove of great convenience
to Winnemueea people, who can now
% over at 10 O'Clock in the morning
and return the same evening.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19
Personal Injury Case ON Trial.

Today Judge Dueker and jury are
engaged in hearing the personal in
jury case of Fred Redman VS. National
Mines Company. Plaintiff, who is
represented by Warren & Hawkins,
sues to recover damages in the sum of
$21 1000 alleged to have been sus-
tanned through negligence of defend.
ant. l.. G. Campbell and J. A. Gala
han appear for the National Mines Co.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19

state. He is in the prime of life,
being still in his forties. He knows
the needs of the state thoroughly,
having visited every town and mining
camp as archdeaeon-travelin regu-
arly more than 1,500 miles each
month. He is a good preacher, of mag
retie and winning personality and
people are drawn to his services. His
reports show that he has built a new
church for each year of his service
as arehdeaeon.
Knowing the cannons Of the Epis-
eopal church frowns upon any semhl-
arce Of campaigning for high honors.
We have RETAINED from consulting
Archdeacon Hazlett in this Watter.
and we can hut say tIf this be
treason, make the most Of it.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19
THOROUGHBRED STOCK
FROM THE MIDDLE WEST

Yesterday +. J. Button, superinten
dent of the Bliss ranch, received a
carload of thoroughbred bulls from
the middle west, which were unload
ed at Golconda.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19

T. +. Minor, the popular Platora
rancher, who with Mrs. Minor had
been in town since Tuesday, returned
home this afternoon in their Ford
auto.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19
FUNERAL OF GEORGE LANE
HELD AT BUCKHORN

The funeral Of George A. Lane, The
well-known mining man who passed
away at Beowawe Monday, was hel9
at Buekhorn Tuesday afternoon. In
terment was in the cemetery at that
place.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19
ERECTING FEED STABLE
FOR THE BUSCH HOTEL

Y. Arraseada has rented the Sixth
stree front of lots owned by A..
G Brown, between Melarkey and Lay
street and is remodeling the old barn
for feed stable to be run in con
nection with the Busch hotel.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19
IT. ELMO CATERING
40 THE FAMILY TRADE

II. X. Davis, Of the st. Elmo, has
Cited up a large rack in his resort.
which has ben filed with barrels of
wine and liquors. This has been done
for the purpose of catering to the fam
lily trade.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19
CHRIS DIEHL REPORTED
AS SOMEWHAT IMPROVED

This morning the condition of Chris
Diehl is reported somewhat improved.
Last week the patient was operated
on for throat trouble at the German
hospital, San Francisco, and for few
DAYS his condition was considered
critical.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19
writ of Attachment Issued.

Today the First National Bank Of
Loveloek took out writ of attach
ment against the Rochester Milling
and Reduction company, in connection
with suit brought several days ago
to recover Judgment for about $3.50.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19
Rochester Couple Married.

This afternoon, at his Office in the
courthouse, Judge Dunn united in
marriage Miss Eliza Herr and Henry
Milo Andrus, both of Rochester.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19
CHARLES MATTHESON PASSES
AWAY AT COUNTY HOSPITAL

This afternoon Charles Mattheson
passed away at the county hospital
Deceased was 6s years of age, ma
tive of Denmark, and came to the
hospital last November from Barber
canyon, suffering with paralysis.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19

Last evening the jury in the case of
Seely VS. Lupen returned verdict
for defendant. The case, which had
been on trial all the week in the Dis
trict Court, is the last echo of an oc-
currence of three years or more ago,
when James Goodwin, now deceased,
fell into the hands of the San Fran
cisco Philistines. At that time the
San Francisco papers were full of
stories of how a wealthy Humboldt
county stockman had walked into the
clutches of sbarpers and been fleeced
out of large sums of money. At the
same time the wires were kept hot
with messages to the First National
bank, making inquiries as to Good
win s financial condition.
1t seems that at the time referred
to Goodwin executed a mortgage to
this property involved to a man named
Louis Goldstone, who afterwards
transferred same to plaintiff, F. f.
Seely. Goodwin came to Winnemuc-
ca, and before the mortgage had been
recorded, was sued for debt by j. w.
Ferguson, who attached the property.
A Judgment was secured and the lots
sold TO satisfy the claim, being pur-
chased by j. f. Kendall, who later
sold them to defendant Lupein
BY their verdict, the jury held that
at the time Ferguson brought his at
tachment suit he had no knowledge
of the existence of the mortgage, and
that Goodwin was crazed by intoxi-
cation at the time he executed same.
Shortly after returning here from San
Francisco, Goodwin went out to a
mining claim near Sulphur, where he
was found dead one day in Novem-
her. 1912.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19
BANKS WILL OBSERVE MONDAY
AS WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY

This year Washington birthday
falls on Sunday, but the banks of
the state have decided to close on
Monday in observance of the day.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19
GRAND JURY SUB
MITS final REPORT

The grand jury, which had been in
session since Tuesday morning, sub
mtted its final report at a late hour
this afternoon
A true bill was returned against
DR. G.. U. Hall, charging manslaughter
in connection with the death of Mrs.
Owens.
The report was made at so late an
hour that the Silver State is unable
to publish it in today's edition, but
it will appear in full Saturday.
The charge against Frank Mazetta,
attempted rape, was ignored, as was
also the case against Thomas Scott,
charged with grand larceny.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IN
WESTERN NEVADA YESTERDAY

An earthquake shock occurred at
Reno at 10:ls a. m. yesterday. The
shock was violent, and lasted about
three seconds. The direction was
from southeast to northwest
The only damage done by the
earthquake consisted of broken win
dows, and in few cases cracked
walls. Hundreds of persons, badly
frightened, rushed into the streets
from business buildings and resi-
dences. A portion of the 'front.' wall
of an apartment house fell to the
pavement, and several pedestrians
narrowly escaned
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-19
Miners Leave Work.

Reports from Virginia City and
Carson say that the shock was Sc
we're there. Miners left work in the
Comstock and made their way to the
surface. Windows and walls were
cracked in both places.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-26

hin,in. tieffr unb tiefer. nnb aerriei'
ben planlos sufammenatprsbtei .Sn'
toIt ans qthi. hit riIbasr 0sIuls
i,nb,it, in rbptbmifhem duf uno ytls'
rer bolten fie Hriidie onf Hril6ts,
anpll,n nuf anolIsn. unformias Spao'
lpirIte, brounes 3uderrohr nno ipss'
tecsIiat ariine WaisfclbeH hsrpor.
Gin gera iputs empor. sin pielfdrbss
oes aonalomerat bon nohrhdfteI k.
bsnerboli,nben Qrobuiten. bic eilt pom
primiiipi.em Nasnihenaeiit aebanessse
1ruhtbort.ii asbor.n hotte.
Die Gorge .nifloh unb bic unbe'
ipuEte UorIteIluna BON Anbrsnsn g.
mes GdIaraffenlebe::s sauberte artnT
fsnbts Dsboarn uuf hie Oefdttr Der
iimifehenbsn Ghparssn.
llntsrbek lda Der Ddmpfer mil ats
trod,ener Ghraubentpelie feit, iraerIos
no an Der Riins oes Rotben Nierss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-26

prparefTtiten. sluf ein fclhss pros
erainm lam bic republifaniIhe purtei
niht etnseben unb init folden 8erbiinr
heten iih niht einldHen. pbne alIe Nnse
fihten auf eiuea Woblfies su perfhere
gen. Sbre 5aftit fonn nur erfplsrei6
fem, ipenn iie enersifdb Stelung sesen
proerFipen probibiiionismus unb be-
motratiThen Sonntdgss 5dnatismus
nimmt unb bic Iiberolsn glements offer
garteien aufFprbert, iih I'm ihr 8anr
ner gu ifaren. Shon bus 3ablen>
mGbiss @erbdltnib Der gortci ipeilt
auf oicisn Mes gum Siege. Die PRO
ureffiitsn, bic 1912 niht mehr als
229,807 Stimmen abeaben. iino ieits
bem auf 100000 unb pielletdt nod
ipenissr suiammenseIbrumpft, 70 bab
iie ben HepubIifanern tsincn eroben
Stimmen5uipahs eetpdhren tDnnen, oa
jebenFaIs mebr ols bic 6Glfts bel Der
partsi perbleiben pirb. @ber Die 8e.
motraten, bic 424, ,S34 Stimmsr abens
ZEN, f0nnen Der repubIitantIhen parz
tel iiber 100000 Stimmen Sufiibren,
ipenn fie Stenuna sesen grobibitior
unb Sonntass5pang uimmt, oenn uns
itreitig aibt es 70 pieIe 8smofraten,
penn nibt nod mebr, Die ouf De.
Steue bon ibrer partsi abipringen
fperben, ipenn bic RepubIitaner ibnen
elm libernles 9rosromm bieten. Nus
benz ansefii6rten Grunbe MAIDEN mir
nns tetne Soffnunsen bon Dem @er<
briiberunssfeite. Der Sies tann beis
fer burd ielbitItanbigss 5anoeIn Der
republitaniIten qartsi, in Der ansee
neuteten Weiis, errungen peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-26

asfhaffen fperben, bic ofs miiiterailtia
betrahtet iperben fonnen nnb nisIer
aufadbe psrn,oa Der 9unb iich anau.
member, ba ibm bierin tsine ipnitifus
tipnelIen 8eThrGnfunaen i'm Weoe ites
ben Der erite g6ritt All bieiem
.3iels mare bic grrihtuno einer ame.
ritdniifen Ratipnal- -llniperiitGi. sSn
bieier pdren bic Mufnabmebebiueun-
cen berart. bab alle peripnen NIT un4
oeniiaenoer @prbilbung bon pornheretn
ausaeihloifen tpdren unb Der Stubien-
aan1 10 oriinblif, bah bas Diplon,
9Irofhoft polItommenen miNens bic
ten tpiirbe. lin bieier NniiaIt einen
Irrattifhen Werth All perIeihen. tonnte
bos 9efeb beittnmen. bab Diplome
oieIer nntperiitdt unb alIer nniperli-
tdten. tpelhe bic aleihe 9orfhule
uno Heife forbern, bonn gromen fiir
Zen 8unbesbienit bispeniiren. 0ds
ipiiroe Der Nnitalt bic acniiaenbe Stus
oentensabl iihern. gDie Elm icIdes ssn'
ftitat forbernb auf bic 8ilouna bes
aansen 2dnbes lpirfen fpiirbe. has be.
lapeiien bic ellropGiIten llniperiiidtsn.
Dieie iteusn bie Rorm fir ale grsie-
hunasanitalteu ouf. gger bic llniper'
Iit~t beiuhen min, mub cine 9orbit,
bunn oenoiien haben, bic ion bcidhiat,
ben anfprberunasu bes atapemtlhen
Stuoienaanss au entiprehen, IS Dirf
Inlip bamit oleihseitia cine Rorm fir
8pmnaiien ober Sttuno1r -Shulen,
ipie man Tie bier nennt, dsfhaffen.
gber duh auf bic goItsersiebunl
fonute Der guno anrcoenb uno be-
fruhtenb burd Die grrihtuna eines
muiterailtiaeu 9oltsidu'f-He in
Der Stabt Waibinqton nirfen. 8ieie
ipiiroe bos 8prbiIb fir ale Sdulen
bes 2anbes Isin unb Der Werth alI.r
Shulen bes Qanoes liebs iih banaf
bsmefen, in ipis fpeit Tic btm Wuitsr
nabe fommen obsr binter bemielten
auriiditsbsn. Ddb ToIhs anrsauna
niht pirtunaslos blsiben ipiirbe. lsbrt
Die tdqlihe geobudltuna. stsbe 9rob'
itaot bemiiht iih, fold quite ShuItn
au erIanaen. tpis fis sine nnoere 8rob,
itabt uufaufpeifsn bat. Die tIsins
Stobt ih0pft ihre Qnrsauna Gus Der
6endhbarten 9robitaot uno 10 siett
| iih cine Setts BON autsn Wirtuu9en
big binuHter sur Jorfihule.
0amit bliebe ober bic Sroae unbe.
aniportet. mic Der 3ped Der ertpdhns
ten suriitaspieTsnen Bill su srreidsn
ipdrc. ndmIitl bic grsithura Der sus
riitaehIiebenen Gripohienen. 5isriiber
tatl onosfihis 10 pielerGinrittunaen,
Ibie ihon befteher. feline llnestpibhei.
obnaIten. 9benbi6uIen iinb bos seiaa
nete WitteI, I'm grratiensn bic NO
tbioe 9elepenbeit aur naftrdalihen
llnteripeiiuna au osben. Quh bierin
fonnte bic gunossreaieruna bur6 gr-
rihtuua BON Wuiterihulen in BEN gro.
zen 2entern Der Ginpanberuna bic
nothiQs Gnrsquno asipdhrsn. Wlit an.
oeren Worten: Das benz gunbe nidt
birett srlaubt lit. muB auf inbirsttsm
gDeae eeffHku.
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@ieuer Winteripa,iersaas.



Ssit einie.n Sagen tonturrirsn mir
bier in @ien erfolgr.ih nit aonoon.
Das 1T irnmerbin Elm Troit unb hilft
penigitens gum gheil iiber bic Iriibs
ial oieisr srauen Gage hinpts. Ssute,
bic Die 9bsmisitabt tenuen, er,idren
san3 itols, ihlimmer isi Der RebeI
aud bort niht. llHb mas ben umberz
fliegenoen Rub onlungt, 10 tonne Wieu
getroIt aud blrin in Dettbetperb TIRE.
ten. 9ans Huge meHihen ober ftiits
teln ben 9opf uno ertldren, oide
Ihparsen ,unburhbrinaiihen edna
ben, bic ieit elmer Wohs iiber Wisn
liegen, ieisn nihts anberes als pi.
Don ben Sitniuben bierber sepebten
aTdenpoltsn bes ansoThima. Beis
nabe lit man berfuht, baran 5u CLAUS
ben. Dsnn ipenn Mittass bic 4utos
unb Strabenbabnen NIT Sdeinpers
fern fabrsn, bic Strabenlat.rnen bren>
nen uno Die 5dufer beienttsi fnb fpie
fonit um 8 llbr Mbenbs. bann lit bag
entihieoen Elm 70 unipienerifher Res
BEL. bab bic tiibnften meteoroloeiInen
aombinationen ipenigitens einen
Shein bon Berehtisnna cetpinnen.
Ter ed)te fpieneriIde GebeI iii nift
10 idlimm. @enn er lidb fpie DiesmoI
ihon felt mebr als aPonotsfrilt init
itrenaen Iroit ponrt, 6ann persiIt er
Die llnannebmlihfeiten, bic er benz
8erfebr bereitet. toiieitomal nls er.
neuerer oes Stahtbiibes, benz er neue
@interid)onbeit brinet. gr bot uns
cine art gisfriibIing beiheert, bic
nortbeilhaft nbiiift geaen bic ihna,i.
bige @aerpeltsmntiferei friiberer
Sabre. 9duine uno 8ieienFlahen Der
5ablloien @iener 8drten unb Enrf.
onlaaen beitreute er init iilberfien
GisnaoeIn, fornte aus ben Buds.
bailn,befen ihiniern6e gismniiern
unb aus aIlerlei regelloien 0eitr1nb
elisernbc BeibnadtsbGiirne. Ter
marmornen aniierin GIiiabetb i'm
8olfsgnrten Iegte er eine 5arte Gis-
frone oiif Die Saarileften, uno ipefsn
StrauB unb 9nnner nift 10 ipnrm-
bliitige Rnturen ip1ren, Die Inn Win-
ter ein gretterhnus oIs aalfeffyus be-
sebren, 70 batten fie beuer nette HelS-
miisf)en ouf Die Sndenfopfe befom.
men fonnen. Mnnfes oIte, iieinerHe
8appen an ben VoI6iten Der innere,
'Staot fam IN bieiem Sabre iuieocr
su Dem i'm 2dufe Der 3eiten Derloren
gegangenen 6ermeiin, Aohenlarg
beoedt fhon Ehnee ipie rpeiBesMnur-
iperf Die Coulter uno ben nnfteH
alrm Der Ealns Mtbene, Die Dor Dem
Rntlament nit bergoIoefefn Speer
uno &eIm @nhe hdIt, nno be Der
Grbauer bes Rei6,SrQtbg ggeb0uoes III
ipeiier 8ornusiid5t toumeuber Dinoe
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9onmerstna, Den 26. csebrnar 1911,


~ - wv ID Z -
bic rittise auslegung bes gertrases
aipifhen England uno ben Ser. Staus
len betreffs bss Banana aanals
lit Der friibere 8oti6after in Jronts
reid, 6enrn 8bite. 0ieier mar 3ur
3eit Setretdr Der umeritaniihen 8ots
ftaft IN Qonbon unb fiibrte bic linz
terbanblunsen uber ben 8ertrag in Der
abipeienbeit oes gptIhafters 5ap.
.oerr @bite ertIdrt nun ausbriidlth,
bab bic Wprte bes 8ertraaes: Der
&anol IpIl alien Rdtionen unter olei=
6en Sebingungen often Iteben" tetns
glusnabme su 9unIten ameritanilher
o6iffe beabiidNiet baben; odB ieber
tSeoante an etne IoIhe Qusnahme De-
nen, ipelde Den 9srtrug abihloheu,
abIolut ferngeltanoen babe. Dag Iollte
Die 8efiirporter Der Nusnabme iibers
seugen, mas ieopd niht Der San isin
ipirb. beun iie itnb gu iebr auf ibre
Wletnuna perTeHen, nm auf bic Sttmz
me Der 8eredtisfeit gu b0rsu. Gum
Slid lit ober cine maioritGt fir ben
8iperruf bes geisbes, ipeltes einer
8ertrassbrud unb pis 5err Bbite be-
merit, @ntebrung Der ameritdnti der
Ration betpirtt, aeIifsrt.
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Qofal Btridt.
Die biespS&ises xsn,tsniessaseste.


Mls Golift in ben beiben nG@Ren
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bie am No&mii.
tag bes ~. unb am abenb bss q. ne.
btnnr fottfinbeH. ipirit ber 0sioens
tirtuofe Carl 6lein NIT unb sdS auY
0uS4fl6euns geIanssuoe prpgtamm
n mie folst:
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Re3nrt
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-27
BEST SPORT YARNS I'VE RUN ACROSS THIS week
READ EN- YOURSELF. HUGH FULLERTON

and me down town and intro
duced us around among his
friends. Finally he steered into
a store where we were introduced
to fine Southern gentleman who
evidently was more interested
than experienced in the game.
This is MIR. Willard, who is
going to box tonight said the
promoter.
All am honored to meet oyu.
sah,' said the gentleman as he
looked at Jess, and gave his 225
pounds and 8 feet inches the
once over. So you are a-going
to fight tonight, sah?'
=" Yes, SIR" said Jess.
How many men you all Ago
ing to fight, sah?' asked the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-27
BY HUGH $. FULI4ER-oy

Johnny Williams, who was with
the Detroit Tigers, is the only
Hawaiian ball player who has yet
broken into the major leagues.
This spring Williams was talking
of baseball I'm the islands.
Many good pitchers over
there?" was asked.
Almost everyone pitches" he
laughed. The climate and out
door life makes for strong arms.
| have a sister who can pitch al
most as we'll as I can"
The boys laughed, thinking il
a joke. But the other day the
sister, Miss Hazel Williams, ar
rived in San Francisco and con-
firmed the story.
Il have a lot of speed and a
fast curve" she laughted. q have
played ball with the boys and
pitched in games"
Miss Williams is an extremely
pretty girl and is visiting friends
in California for the summer. She
has promised to pitch a game be-
fore returning.
Kid Howard, who brings back
a new one every time he goes
away, returned from taking Jess
Willard to Atlanta.
The day we got there saws
the Kid, the promoter took Jess