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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-03

patching up Of baseball injuries has
made the youngstown man famous
and he has accomplished nothing less
than wonderful results. Success in the
club the most formidable pitching
staff in the league.
Lincoln News: To date the Western
League race has developed two young
stop McGaffigan Of Lincoln ana Sec
ond Baseman Faye Of Denver. Nc
Gaffigan's performance at shortstop
b az brilliant a. ever played for LIN
coin by his predecessors-Eddie Gag
nter and Marty Berghammer. both
shortstops of admitted class. And at
bat Little Mac was the demon hitter
OF the day. Faye's worth to the Bears
was demonstrated in the Decoration
day doubleheader In Denver. 1t was
Faye who scored the winning runs In
both games, after leading of each
time with q clean single.
Omaha News: Pa Rourke has long
pleaded guilty to the assertion that he
Is the greatest little developer and dis
coverer OF baseball stars In all OF the
minor leagues. This confession has
been taken as evidence OF tho Omaha
mogurs overpowerin4 modesty. And
then came Outf1elder Billy Davidson
with the declaration that Pa was only
cernment to know the difference be-
tween a real ball player and the far
side of a bull sign. Now comes Sandy
Griswold. who is q sarcastic wretch.
and in the following innocent looking
squib comedies with Davidson. Says
Sandy in the World Herald: Much ~
they poke fun at the st. Louis Browns.
there are six players on the club that
any other club would pay big money
to own. and their names are: Aenew,
Shotten, Hamilton, Baumeardner.
Walker. Wellman and several clubs
may want Bill James before the season
is much older" Here's the stingsr in
Sandy's remarks: Two Of these Brownie
stars-and there seems to be no doubt
that Sandy is dead right about it-are
Catcher Agnew and Outfielder Shotten.
both Of whom were canned from tho
Omaha club. But Pa can't pass the
buck to his managers for the bad
break. The Omaha owner does his own
canning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-03
KANSAS NAMES BAILEY
He Is States Choice for Member o.
Reserve Bank Directory.

Kansas City. June 3.-A big start has
been made on the task Of organising
the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank,
which is to be the financial capital Of
District No. TO- including all Of Kansas,
Nebraska. Wyoming and Colorado and
parts of Missouri. Oklahoma and New
Mexico.
The reserve bank directory nominees
follow: Gordon Jones, Denver. banker;
the representative Of Colorado, Wyom-
ing and New Mexico.
w. J. Bailey, Atchison. banker: the
choice Of Kansas.
c. e. Burnham. Norfold. banker: the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-03
81 Az
Always Lead to Better Health

Serious sickness start n disorders of
the stomach. liver and kidneys. The best
corrective and preventive IL DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. They Purify tho Blood
Prevent Constipation, keep Liver. Kidneys
and Bowels in healty condition. Give
you better health by Kidding the system of
fermenting and gassy foods Effective
and mild. Sc, at your Druggist.
Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-03
DAY At N. J.
ner Lathrop WIN Mako Speech
Pxesent1ng Rolling Bust.

0ok0nR A0fhKOp VIII Mako Speech,
Presenting Rollins Bust.
Columbia. Mo-, June 3.-This city
is filled with visiting alumni and stu
dents for the celebration Of the sew
enty-dfth anniversary Of the found
ing OF the University Of Missouri
which will begin today. It 10 planned
to have big procession OF students
alumni and others to the auditorium
where the exercises will be held
Secretary Of Agriculture David
Francis Houston and President Harry
Burns Hutchins Of Michigan unfver-
sity will make the principal addresses
OF the day. A bust Of James A. Roll
Inns. known as the father of the
university. will be presented to the
university by his sons. Gardner Lath-
rop. son OF Missouri's first president
and q member Of the class OF 1887,
viii make the presentation speech
and David r. Francis. president OF
the board Of curators. will reply for
the university.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-03
Joe Benz Wants . Baby.

Chicago June 8.-Joe Ben8, pitcher OF
the Chicago American League club,
looked over the children in the munich
pal court Tuesday. seeking to adopt
baby. II want a good sturdy boy with
the right kind Of arms" he said. The
clerk Of the court promised to look out
for a boy to suit Benx's requirements
Benz was married here this spring Inn
mediately after returning from the
around the world tour.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-03
TEA!

4 pkg. 10c Macaroni or Spaggetti 25c
Can good Corn ....... &c
Can full weight Oysters. ...0 DC
Can Imported Sardines ... Zoe
Delicious Whole Wheat Bread to
be had at the Owl Stores (come
early) every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
Berry Boxes. 500 in bundle. ..41.38
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-03
Recruit Pitcher q Phcnom.

San Francisco. June 3.-Howard
Ehmke, a 10 year old youth who left
high school this year to enter profess
sional baseball. heads the list of pitch
ers in the Pacific Coast League to date
with seven straight victories to his
credit.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-03
Prices Good Every Da

F'i1e New York White Cheese, lb. 10c
15c pkg. 20 Mule Team Borax. 10c
5 lbs fine Gran Sugar. CSC
Bell Coffee is better than the aver
age, soc Coffee ...2 CSC
Best Bulk Peanut Butter, H.. .14c
Best bulk long Thread Cocoanut,
lb. .18c
Bulk Cocoa, lb. ...........2 pic
Best bulk Black Pepper, lb. $500. 10c
Very best Cider Vinegar. gal. :. .24c
Large sack Crystal Diamond Salt SC
(T'his salt. has all the chemicals
foreign to salt taken out)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-03

Devoe Marble Floor varnisl- viii
not scratch or turn white. C. II. Hill
& Son. S26 Kansas Ave.-Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-03

Adams, the pitcher who jumped the
st. Joe club for the Federal League, is
not making a very good showing. He
made a hit in making his debut but
two other trials since then have been
failures
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-03

Jimmy Callahan expects to make an
outfielder out Of Big Ed Walsh II he
fails to come back as a pitcher. And
who would blame him when Ping
Bodie is batting but .215 and a nat
ural born B. H.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-03

Pitcher Albert Clauss, the Lincoln
southpaw. who has lugged q lame
hurting wing all season and has been
unable to take his turn on the stub,
has gone to Youngstown, Ohio, to con-
suit Reese, the famous bonesetter. The
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-22
ALASKA GOLD
productien Should Start by Close of rs Yesr-lmportsnt Mine ar
 Developments

The work of developing and equip ping the new Alaska Colds property at Juneau. Alaska, for the treatment Of Oo0 tons of ore per day is pro ceeding so satisfactorily that the orig inal estimate of the management that mining and milling operations would he begun before the close of 1914 un- doubtedly will be realized if not bet tered.
 At the mine. in the driving of the long Sheep Creek tunnel, 10000 feet in length, which intersects the ore bodies at great depth, the work has been exceedingly rapid, and a speed up to 600 feet per month has been attained, which is exceptional. This tunnel is located at depth of about zoo feet below the main Perseyer- ance workings, the lowest point here tofore reached on the vein. This Sheep Creek tunnel is being driven to in' tersect the main shaft. which point should oe reached in about two months time, iDs completing the main outlet for she ere from the mine to the mill. It will be possible then to take in all supplies through the shaft. a matter of considerable
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-22
GOLD COMPANY IN
 YAVAPA| WILL OPERATE
Arizona Copper-Gold Mines
 Company About Ready
 to Begin Their Operations
Special to The Review.)


 PRESCoT. Feb. 21.-So far as legal consideration is necessary, the final disposition of the affairs of the Ari zona Copper Gold Mines Company took place yesterday when various documents incidental to the receiv CTS sale, held, in this city a short time ago, were filed for record.
 The deed executed to II. Humph ley of Milwaukee for the RIgle. ercup of mines m Cherry Creek dis. rict calls for the sum of S31,SS1. .SS as having been paid for the property by the new owner, in which is in. cluded bill Of sale for personally on the ground. The title to the hold, ings is now vested in the bondholders of whom Mir Humphrey Is one. and with the clearing away of the legal differences, the way is open for oper. ations on a healthy financial basis.
 It is stated that in a short time re. sumption will follow, in fact, R. F. Burmister. of this city, one os the original shareholders, received news to this effect a few days ago. Ample funds have been subscribed and per manercy in operating the property Is to be the keynote of the new man. agement, a large development fund being authorized.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-22
CONTRACT FOR MIAMI SHELTER
Inspiration Company Accepts Bid for the Erection of its s5oo,ooo
 Reduction Plant

GLOBE. Feb. 2i.--Announcement is made that the contract for building new $500, 900 smelter at Miami for the International Smelling and Re iining company has been let G. the American Bridge company Of Fl Paso. The contract was awerded Tuesday at the office Of Repath and McGregor. the supervising architects when bids were opened from four competing firms.
 The matter of constructing the new Miami smelter is Une Of importance and magnitude. Ten or twelve build. ing will be ercc-ed and employment ~i be furnished 10 a large force of sh.iIed laborers and mechanics Tor l considerable period of timo and will largely increase the payroll of this district. Later it will afford employ meht to several hundreds of opera. tives so that 1t is a permanent asset of great value.
 The new shelter Is to be erected primarily to handle the output of the Inspiration mine but it is expected that the customs ore from the other mines about Miami will also be handled. thus beneiitting the smaller mine operators and tending to open up number of nearby properties whose output Is now too small to warrant shipments.
 As yet the acreage which the buildings will cover and the length of time necessary for their coniple. ton have not been announced.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-22
Here's a Cure
 For Sciatica
Painful Form of Rheumatism
 Quickly Overcome.

Those sharp dartlng pains that charae- tsrize seiatlc rkeumatism should treated m inc blood And by using <. s. $. you not only get relief but cure .,- , o.,,
 S s. S. has the peculiar action of soak. ing through the intestines directly lht9 the blood In five minutes It's Influence IS ht work in every artery, vein. and tiny capil- lary. Every membrane. every ortah Si 'hs body. every emunctory becomes m enect n filter to strain the blood ot impurities The stimulating properties Of <. N \. com, pel the skin. liver bowels, kidneys ana bladder to all work to the one end or casting out every irritating every pain inaicting atom of poison: lt dislodges Dy irriration all aceumulations in the joints, renders them neutral and scatters those necullar formations fin the nerve cenlers that cause such mystlfying and OIteh haniinE rheumaic pains
 And best of all, this remarkable remedy ia welcome 10 the weakest stomach. II you have drugged yourself until youi stomach Is nearly paralyzed; you VII n np' estonished tO hnd that x. x. S' giNes h' sensation but .goes right 10 work, Inn is because it Is a pure vegetable ihinslpn is taken naturally Into your blood Just hl pure air Is Inhaled naturally into yoai
 Yon can get s. E. s. at any drug store & SS Is a stnndard remedy. recognize' everywhere gs the greatest blood anil1,Vt ever discovered If yours is peeuila case and you desire special informa tlon write to The Swift Specific O., 2Zl Swii B!dg.. Atlanta. Ga.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-22
WILL STIMULATE HuAcHucAs.

will greatly stimulate activities In resumption with force picking in intelligent made promising that sunk from the tunnel through the proposed allowing for the of considerable and for which utility precipitation of its metal values Re of be by gravity to the site owned of the will date and the of disposition of low grade bodies which developed workings include suphd bo ne copper made careful y of to 5 cent copper
 Lime admirable shelter mixture are prevalent feature is
 possession which flow the year through and provide measuring better than 5O inches There it's utilization for power pu poses of the future will be an important expenditure of large amount of money being in deserved because of is believed that the property will ultimately will but repeat the which has been brought to issue in the Southwest expenditure of before re- in between part and parcel
 of the history copper operations of the present time The have had more this Globe Clifton Morenci Bsbee Ray their present earning capacity
 of many millions annually for stockholders
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-22
ASBESTOS IN GLOBE DISTRICT
Big Strike Is Reported Made;
 Burro Train to Be Put on to Transport Tonnage From the Ash Creek Country

A mountain Of the finest asbestos in the United States Is situated thirty five miles northwest of Globe in The Ash Creek district, according to a re- port brought to Globe yesterday by Mr. West and his sons, Tom and AL bert, who brought in a quantity of the remarkable substdnce for shipment to New Jersey. says the Record. They Lave already a contract with manl- featuring firm in that state to buy the product of their mine at the price of $275 a ton f. O. b. Globe.
 Specimens of the asbestos given to friends here yesterday by the Vests created a great deal of excitement throughout the city. particularly in view of the statement of the uen that they have located a mountain of the substance, giving them prlc. tically limitless supply The asbestos runs from to G inches in length and is very easily mined One of the West boys said that he could take 1t out by himself fast enough to keep the father and brother busy sacking it. .. Discovery of the deposit was re- ported to the government recently and I. R. billiard, an expert from | Washington, was sent out to examine the claims. He stated, according to the Vests, that it is the highest grade deposit in the United States. More extensive operations are to l be undertaken by the Vests at once l They have contracted fer a train of sixty burros and in a day or so will return to their claims with the ani mals which will be kept on the go hereafter bringing the output of the claims into Globe.
 Asbestos Is considered one of tho most remarkable substances found in nature. It is a peculiar species of the hCrneblende family of minerals ant
 it's composition is chiefly silica, mag
 nesia, alumnia and ferrous oxide. Il is practically indestructible. It's fbrei
 are different from all other knowr
 flores in that they are perfectl! Hiloolns
 Periodically, it is the link tha completes the chain between the min
 eTal and vegetable kingdom, possess ing the curious properties of both. l is at once fibrous and crystalline elestic and brittle, and heavy as rock in it's crude state yet light a thistledown when treated mechanic ally.
 The worlds supply of asbestos i not extensive, most of it coming iron
 uarry about 75 miles from Quebec , There are mines in South Carolina but the fibre there is soft. woody am
 yellowish. Some of the substance 1 i, quarry about 75 miles from ouebe in Italy. The Canadian fibre ha
 heretofore been considered the best
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-22
General Mining NeUs Gathered From AM Ouer the Country
MINES, MINING, COPPER STOCKS AND COPPER
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Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-22

months. The main perseverance drift importance during the Winter has now been driven a distance of 3TO0 feet from the main shaft. Both this working and the Sheep Creek tunnel below are developing a new and heretofore unprospected section cf the ein.
 Outside of the mine the ionstruc- tiCn work is proceeding rapidly. Al the mill and crushing plant. the foun. dation work is now well adyonced n a few months the steel structure will be erected.
 ! In the power department, the new No. Power House at Salmon Creek was completed and both units put in operation. At the No. 1 Fewer House at the beach, the first unit is also op erating. With these two plants work ing. the company has sufficient power for all developments and construc tion work now underway Work on the big dam was stopped in Novem Der, and will be resumed April 1st and should be completed by summer The two new plants will be capable of developing up to 2.O0O b. D.
 As all energy has been directed 1 towards the construction work and placing the property on a producing basis, the management has not made any special eort to increase the orc tonnage. The work, however. Whici has been carried on has proven tho large extension of the orebodies bot vertically and horizontally, and alst laterally through the development O
 a parallel vein which bids fair tt duplicate the main lode.
 Two developments of unusual i'm portance were those which took plac' in the main Perseverance workings where crosscuts which were driven a
 OO-foot intervals disclosed for consid erable widths ore assaying from g.
 to $4 gold per ton. While it is impos
 sible at present to know what weigh
 these will have as regards raising O
 grade for the entire tonnage, 1t |
 worthy of note that the profit in thi ere IS dDoul lnTte lllueh thhl thll
 mated for the average of the mine
 Another development was the furthe
 opening of a parallel vein which wa
 intersected in the Alexander crosscu
 tunnel which enters from the hane
 ing wall side. This vein has bee
 drifted upon in both directions an
 the ore found to correspond closet
 in grade and width with that of tn main lode. No estimate of tonnag has been made on this vein. Beln . parallel lode, the possibilities her ! are very great. While there was def nitely indicated when the Ilaza Col property was taken over ore reserve .. of 50,000,000 tens. 1t is now concede 7 that this figure will run into the hun 2 dreds of million tons of ore.
 3 In milling its ore the Alaska Col Co. will follow to some extent tn general method employed at ,-Uta r and the properties under the Jacklin . management, and not the usual J. $ neau practice. A large portion of tt ! non-bearing gold rock will be elim r mated in the preliminary milling ope ations, thus cutting down material q the tonnage handled in the plant. e Is now estimated that a ratio of co !, centration of 400 tons into l will l V possible, which means that but 15 tor
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-22

of concentrates will be obtained from Che treatment of G,OO0 tons of ere per day. In the new method. a high ex. traction of the gold values will be ma1e. This new method is regarded as an important departure and is very significant, indicating a greater re- covery per ton over the original es innate of the engineers.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-22

but as it has generally sold for s200 a ton the price paid to the Vests here indicate that this is the best deposit in the world e.
 The immense value of asbestos is shown by the fact tbat although only from S2OO to $500 a ton is paid for 1t in the crude state 1t Is worth more than $500 a ton after it has been carded.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-22

Gas in the stomach or bowels Is a disagreeable symptom of a torpid liver. To get rid of it quickly take HERBINE. It is a marvellous liver stimulant and bowel purifier. Price soc. Sold by the Bisbee Drug Go. 151
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-03-12
Advertisement.
Unusual Request.

County Clerk L. j. Harris few
days ago received a letter from John
MILFORD Pike, of Monette, Ark. ask
ing that Mr.. Harris send him copy
of his marriage certificate and to get
the testimony of three prominent
citizens, whom the writer names,
"as to whether my wife is white
woman or negro"
The records show that Pike was
married in this county on September
3, 1899, to Miss Addie Choate, of the
northern section of the county.
People who knew her say she was
dark-skinned, but unquestionably a
Caucasian. Nothing is known here
of Pixies motives in making such in
quiries at this late day.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-03-12
ITALIAN EDUCATOR.

The Parent-Teachers Associa-
ton Of the Virginia Street School
held meeting Tuesday afternoon
and an interesting program was
carried OUT. The leading topic of
discussion was THE Montess ,ri
Method Of Teaching" which was
di 'cussed by Miss Virginia Nourse.
Miss Jean Mckee and Mrs. W. 7.
Fowler. their talks being most in
teresting. Madame Montessori is
an italian educator who has origi-
mated q new system by which
children of four years learn to
write in six weeks without effort
OF strain. She has been called
"a Wondtr-Wo in Educa-
tion."
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-03-12
HopkinsviIIe Drug Stores Are
Giving Away a Limited Sup
ply Of the New External
vapor Treatment z,
Applied Over Throat and Chest,
It Relieves Colds Over Night
Group In Fifteen
Minutes

LEGAL druggists report ia remark
able demand for the new vapor treat
ment for Group ard cold troubles.
Vick's Group and Pneumonia Salve,
recently introduced here from North
Carolins. This treatment is in the
form of a salve that is applied ex-
ternally ever the chest and throat.
The heat OF the body releases the
soothing antiseptic vspors of Eucslyp.
tol. Thymol. Menthol. Camphor. Pin
US SyIvestris. etc., which are inhaled
with every breath through the air
passages direct to the lungs. At the
same time Vick'sis absorbed through
the skin, taking out the soreness.
In Group cases the breathing is
made easier in five minutes. and in
fifteen minutes the worst cases are
relieved. lie cases of severe colds,
hot wet towels ere first applied to
the chest and throat to open the
pores of the skin. Follow this with
a good application Of Vick's and COW
err with a warm flannel cloth. The
vspors inhaled all night long loosen
the phlegm and open the air pass
ages. The next morning the head is
clear and the soreness gone from the
lungs.
A number of the more enterpris-
ing druggists have made arrange
ments with the manufacturers by
which they are allowed to give away
limited number of 25-cent pack
ages free to their customers.
If your druggist has given away
oil his free packages. you can pur-
chase 25c. SOC or $1.00 jar on 80
days trial. With Ach purchase you
are given refund blank, good for
your money back If you do not find
Vicks the best thing you have ever
tried. t,s
Among the druggists who are Civ
ing awsy free packages are:
J. o. Cook, Anderson Fowler Drug
Co.. Incorporated, L. L. Elgin. L. A.
johnson & Co., Averitt-Stowe Drug
Co.
Remember the supply. with each
druggist for free distribution is linn
tied. so present your coupon early.
These coupons are good only at your
own dealers.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-03-12
PROGRAM
For Circle Meeting To Be Held
At Salem Church, Nov.
20 and 30, 1914.

Heavenly recognition, Will Burt,
j. F. Griffith.
2-We believe in Church Union.
What concessions can we make
to bring it about? S. j. Lowry,
Rev. H. E. Gabby.
Bid Tithing end with the Jewish
Dispensation? W. w. Radford,
Rev. L. L. Spurlin.
TRANSACTIONS. DR.. W. S.
Sandbach, Rev. L. B. English.
a Church ever have Re
tired List? E. W. Stegar, Rev
E. w. Barnett.
6-Sunday morning-How can the
teacher use the teachers oppor
tunity of assisting in the con
version of the S. s. pupils? Gen
eral discussion.
Rev. j. F. Griffith.