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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-12-04
LOST

LOST-One bay two-year-old horse,
halter and short chain. One bay geld
ing, black points, neck rope. Notify
W. F. Edwards, Phone 728. Dec. 4 pd.
LOST-On evening of Nov. 8, a
large black wool shawl. 1t is not the
value | care for, but it is my dead
mothers shawl. Notify Mrs. B. R.
Smith, r. f. D. No. 3, Box 173.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-12-04

FOR SALE-A twenty horse power
automobile in good condition. A bar
gain. Inquire P care of the Times.
Oct LIZ If
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-12-04

WANTED-To rent, an improved
farm of 40, 80 or 100 acres Cash rent
preferred. Lock box 1874, Kimberly,
Idaho. Dec. 1-4-8-11-15 pd.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-12-04
Popular Priced Footwear

The largest and most complete stock Of n
Childrens Popular PricedShoes and Men S
ern Idaho.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-12-04

WANTED--Large clean rags at the
Times office
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-17

Harlem Tommy Murphy, in the
fight game for IA years, gets his first
chance at the lightweight title to-
night when he meets Willie Richie
over the twenty-round route in San
Francisco.
Weight conditions age and length
of continuous training all combine to
handicap the challenger who has
reached his goal too late. Murphy has
been one of the best men in the game.
He has fought steadily and honestly,
always doing the best he could. When
he seemed about ready for the cur
tains he has come through with a
whale of a scrap and forced consid-
Grafton for his claims.
Richie is heavy and logical faV-
Orite. He is fresh and should not tire
as the fight drags on. After the tenth
round he should sail out in front cas-
lily and is liable to wear the New
Yorker down and put him out any
time after that
Bud Logan and Bert Stanley
fought fast ten-round draw in Fond
du Lac, Logan got lead in the early
rounds, but could not hold it in the
face of Stanley's rushes.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-17
Feds Draw Two Big Crowds-Games
CIose-Benz Also Is Right.

League opening in Kansas City yes
terday was encouraging. In the first
place, the Chifeds won And the
crowd numbered 5000, just 1000
more than saw the opening game of
the American Association in Kay See.
George Tebeau's Blues were putt
ting on an opposition attraction to
the Feds yesterday, and were showed
under as regards patronage. Though
he made the occasion ladies' day, but
500 people struggled into the park to
watch Tebeau's hired men contest
against Minneapolis, :
Both Federal teams played good
ball. They appeared evenly matched,
as has each of the other new teams
in the games played to date. That
means the patronage can be expected
to continue clicking the turnstiles.
Considering their strangeness to
each other, Tinker's gang appeared
good machine. They did everything
that was expected, and the only err
rors were committed by the manager
himself. Farrell, Zeider and Beck, the
other members OF the infield, played
the game up to the hilt
I ZwilIing, WickIand and FIack, the
0utfelders, acted like real gardeners,
furnishing the attacking power
Zwilling soaked three hits and the
other two got pair each. Art Will
son whaled the eighth Chifed bingle.
Both teams played intelligent ball.
They did not commit any false moves,
and appeared to be usin g their heads
as well as their hands and feet.
The pitching was excellent. Claude
Hendrix, who is expected to fight
Tom Seaton for the honor of leading
the league, jammed the brakes on
when Stovalrs gang threatened, and
except in the eighth inning, when
Kay See scored its two runs, was only
hit safely twice.
Little Johnny Farrell, the local lad
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-17
BASEBALL-sPoRTs OF ALL SORTS BOXING
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

American League.
Chicago, 1; Cleveland, 0.
st. Louis, 8; Detroit, s.
Washington-Boston, rain.
Philadelphia-New York, rain.
National League.
, Chicago-Cincinnati, rain.
Brooklyn-Boston, rain.
Pittsburgh, 4; st. Louis, 1.
New York-Philadelphia, rain.
Federal League.
Chicago, 8; Kansas City, 2.
Indianapolis, Z; st. Louis, 2.
Pittsburgh-Brooklyn, rain.
BaltimOre-Buffalo, rain.
American Association.
Cleveland, Il; indianapolis, 8.
Columbus, 2; Louisville, 1.
st. Paul, 4; Milwaukee, 1.
Minneapolis, 6; Kansas City, 5
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

ge1tebens aus. vDie 6eutiden &atbo'
liteu ltanoen INNER trelt our @trd)e"
Ser @trbenfurit beiprad) iooann o1e
antifatbolii6e &ebe, oie tn LETTER
3eit mieoer %beionoers itarf it'd allb
IN sen Ser. 9taaten fiiblbar mad9t.
.@s lei eritounlid, >peld' mette yer
breitung uno miepiel @lal1ben ent-
lteuuuqen un6 2iigen gegen Die Stride
uno lire 0iener fdnoen. Stete St1lle
berrld)te, als ser &ir6enfiirlt looa1"1
cine gobeloepeihe perlas, IN tpeld)er
ser ST.. @ater SEN Ge%rtraloerei11 be-
qliid>piinldte urb Die 9elegatelt 1tno
lire Mrbeit leg11ete. grgreifero Dar
ser Mon1eut, ols sic t%altIenoe Mfatl=
ner, Siinglinge, Sltlgiralter lt1lo
Trolteu fnieero sen pdpltlid)en Segell
empfi,rgen. u@rober @ott," DEM l1d)
1pontan uDie Madt am Mhein" an
lthloB, biloete SEN 5blub oiei er &c,
moltigen 9emonltration> pelbe 9etp1b
BEL alien Ibeilnebn1ern einen 11t1oer=
ae6liden ginorud binterlleb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
3,ueiter &ompcntiunstag*

Sim Montog, ben 10. Iugrit> nab
men sic offi5iellen Observation-Disclosures
ibren Mnfang, nudoeln l1m s Hbr IN
ser ct. Soiepbs Stride feierlider @ot=
tesoienlt gebalten mar. unter Sor=
1ib 6es @r4iioenten sos. 6rep tpl1roe
uun 8 l1br Die critic @elbaftSperiamm=
lung gebalten. 5tiirmii@e 3uitim=
mu1tg fa11o Ser Sabresberi6t oes Yra=
li0e11teu. $500 ne1te Mitglieoer mnr=
Sen mabreno oes Der floiienen Sabres
qetpol1r1en. Ser Gbdtigfeit Ser @en=
tral lteue, pelhe gemaltig Inn ii6 ge=
qriffen, &pl1r6e moblper0iente Mner=
fennung 5utbeil, eine &eibe midtlge
Gunfte bebaroelt. 9as Erotofon Ser
lebtjqbrigen &onpention fano Mn>
nabme. @roBer 8etfall ertonte, als
ser Sefretdr 6es 5taatsberbanoes
BON Minneiota eine @el0anmeiiun
iiber $1256 fir oas 9tuoienbaus
iiberreidte. gtiirmi1der NpplauS
CAB iih f1no ais Or. gr5elen5 Der
papitli6e Mblegat Migr. Bon5ano
un6 oie Biih0fe @anepin Witts<
burgb) Sdrembs Goleoo) um6 8ui@
(9eao, g. o. sic @alle betraten.
Wfigr. Bon5ono COB ieiner' 6reu6e 6as
riiber, mie6er etnmal int @entralper=
Elm meilen gu f0n1,en, in ber5lt@en
@orten M11s6ruf. &us 6em Central
berein ieien Die @eteranen Ger profit,
iden fatboliiden 8etbatigung berbor=
gegangen. SsSn ein6ringli@en @orten
ermabnte io6ann ser bo6tp. &irden=
fiirit sic Singlinge un6 iungen @an>
ner, iid oftip 5u betbdtigen> tpiiroige
Ma@folger maderen &en 6es @en=
tralbereins GIT per6en. Si6erli6 ioQ=
ten sic iungen 9e11te ii@ a11@ geie1=
i6aftliden @ergniigen bingeben, aber
nur ihidliden nn6 nit @aB. @abr=
beitsliebe, @brbarfeit un6 5pari am=
felt ieien 6te @al1ptfaftoren 6eS Or
folges. @e5iiglid Ser @uffragetten=
frage erfldrte ser &ir6enfurit Il, 6aB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
9ritter &atbplifentaa.

Mm Dienitogmorgem -ging Ser
5meiten @eidafts1itung in ser ct.
M1aguitin=@irde Elm feterlides &C.
ql1iem fur, Sic Der ltorbenen Mitglie=
Ser 6es. 3entrolpereins bora1t, un6
Damn Der ammelten iid sic Delega=
ten mie6er int ser ct. Soiepbs= &aue.
@lS eri tes pur6e Ger 8ert6t 6es ST.
nan5iefretars 6es greta1tipfomitees
mno 5eS Sbobmeiiters entgegenge-
nommen uno genebmigt. Sn5mi=
i@en eri@ien, BON ser @eriammlung
lebbaft begriiBt, bo@b'iter 8iidof
@ui&, 2ea6, ser beute in 6erttider
@pra@e cine ldngere Mnipro&e an
sic Delegaten ri@tete> in ser ct ittd
Mber Die in fetner Dt63eie borliegen-
6en @6tDierigteiten berbreitete, fer
borgerufer 6aour@, 6ab er it@ i'm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
Gommer=6miten iin6 qefahrlid.
Sommerbuiten iin6 gefdbrli@. @j

Sommerbuiten iin6 gefdbrli9. sic
5eigen nie6rige 2ebensfraft an un6
fiibren bauftg 5u i6limmen @eblfopf-
nn6 2ungen $ &ranfbeiten, S9min6'
iu@t eingeidloiien. 81. &ing's Neue
gnt6edu1rg pertreibt Sen @uiten o6er
Sic @rfGltung prangt mn6 beugt &om,
plifationen Dor. Sic lit beilen6 un6
antileptiid un6 mo@t @u6 iofort BEL
fer fib1en. 3o9ern lit gefdbrli6 -
fauft cine 6laide Or. Sings Scene
@nt6edung iofort. @el6 5rriid, penn
feline 3ufrie6enbeit. 500 un6 $1.00
6lai6e BET Current Mpotbefer. - Mn.
5etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
Mben6Tebnna.

Mm Montagoben6 lint 8 l1br fan6
in ser ct. Soiepbs &a1e eine Mai-
Understanding fir Sic Siine1inge
6es @entralpereins 1tatt. S. 3ipf,
Mi1Iortrt, eroffnete ols &oriiber Ger
neutrality-suspicious. 6ie @eriomm,
lung un6 begrubte Sic eridienenen
@eiitliden 11n6 iungen MGnner. Mls
eriter @e6ner trat 8if9of @u1d bon
@ea6, g. s., ouf, Ser in gIdn3en6er
@eiie iiber Die Mufgaben nno 8iele
fpra@, sic Der fatbolii6en Srng'
mannidaft %obliegen. &err 8u6erts
BON ser 8entroIitele in ct. 9ouis
berbreitete ii@ iiber 6te M0gli@feiten,
6ie iib 6e1 fotboliiden iut1gen 2euten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
.. u. s.. ~Gcmtralpereim.
GSortlebung bon @eite ~

ISUEI|cSltuH Uul SVllC ~
Da in oielem 2onoe, eingebeno bebar=
bette uno sic Notbmenoigteit ser Dr.
Qaniiation u1o oes 5t1toiumS iomie
ser tbatfrdftigen l1nteritiltl1ng Der
fatb. Nrelie rilp. betorte.
&atbplifcnper iammlmng.
Madrmittags 3 ltbr nabm in Der
Mriifbulle oes Neutrality-suspicious.
ste erl lite allgenteine &atbollfenper=
iuullll,lrg ibren Nnfang, Der nlebr
ais 5000 Yerl puert beilpobnten lt1o
sic eillell entbuiialtild)en Terlaltf
natll1. 5tiirniiher Slrbel erbob ltdb,
ais Ser pdpitlid)e 2egat in 8egleltl1ng
Ser oben9ellon1ten 8ild0fe uno lon-
(tiuen @iiroentriger Die 9aQe be-
trot. Matb eircr POM Srbeiter por=
9etrogenen 6eltopertl1re bielt Telt-
pralioelt Stpdbatlen cine ber5llhe
observation-disclosures uno ibm folgte>
1pad} eiuen @ortrag oe5 altsge5e1bne=
ten 4OOltilnmirneu 6eltdores, alS
oelttlher Sci trebuer Nep. Carl Srltbl,
.. ., bon ct. 6raucis, isis, oer III
oltsqeseihnetcr Meile oas 5ben1a
uIie gr5iebu11g oeS @olfeS sur lo5ia=
len g lid)t" bebal1oelte. Neo1er be-
tonte eil1ori1glihit Sic Notbpenoigfeit
oes io5ialen St1oiltn1s uro entpfabl
uno prizes ilr u1r1ulter @eile 0ie POM
get1trolperein in Sic @ege geleitete
grridt1tng eires 5tuoienbaule les.
Mal1l d,e1loer 8eifall lobnte feline
trefflihen Musfiibrungen. 9ie englt=
ld)e Sci treoe bielt ser bodlp'1te 8i1hot
Sibel1 bon 2incollt, Nebr. Sein met
lterhuft beba1oeltes Stema mor. so
lum1biu's gou to Giti5enibip." Inter
Muoerem erfl4rte er, 6ab Sic 6eut1ben
:a%ctbplifeu our6 ifren fciten @lal1ben
brrurrrogenoe 8eiipiele gutter Staots=
Burger liefern. @e1piiermaB en our
gritdtigltng uno 5ur 8efrGitIo1:ng Ser
potriotii9en @orte oes Heoacrs tpnr=
Sc inn MnidluB an ste &eoe, itebeno,
u1lter 8egleitung oes 0rdeiters uno
6es @emiIdten Gbors 6as 5tor
Spangele6 Banner pon Ser gan5en
Ser ammlung NIT 8egeilterung ge<
iunger. Ser bodtp'ite 8ii@of Gone
bin 5olte oem @ertralperein boben
Eribut fir Die groBen @erfe, sic er
geidaffen. ~@ir boffen un6 beten,
oaB in oieie n 10 erniten Soften oie
Ser. 5toaten 1ib 6ur6 tnternationale
@ere9ttgfeit un6 6rte6en a11s5ei@nen
uno baB ste oufregen6en @orgarge
in europa 6en Grieoen un6 Die @ar-
monte 11nter Sen beri@ie6enen Matio-
naIitdten in Mmertfa nt@t it9ren>"
erfl6rte II. 81. ser BrGlnt.
81. Sol. Grep, Brdiioent 6es Gent
trolperetnS, fob in ether Mn1pra9e
berpor, oaB sic 6euti9en @atbolifen
bter5ulan6e Sic 6iibrer in ser 8etpe=
gung our &ebung Ser io5ialen Ser
baltniiie itn6 un6 i@il6erte mas Sic
oeutiden &utboliten auf 6ieiem &C.
btete biSlang getban. Gin Broteit ge=
gen 6te Gerldumoung un6 5dntd-
bung Ser Deutiden 6ur6 Mmerifaner
be3m. sic ~anglo=amerifanii6e Breiie
puroe bei6loiien: u8ir berlange1
feline Bribilegien, aber @ere@tigfeit."
@ur6e 6en borgenannten &e6nern
ber5lide BegriiBung un6 groBer @ei=
faG 51 tbei1, 10 6urdbraulte ein nibt
en6enmoler6er 8etfoaslt1rm sic ge-
moltige @oue, ols 8ii6of @oneoin
SEN Gertreter 6es 81. @aters, Mlgr.
8on5ono> Ser &%eriammlumg poriteq-
te. Sn @orten Ser b0diten Mnerten=
nung lpra@ Ser &ir@enfurlt ii6 iiber
Ole getpalttgen 2eiitungen 6es @en=
tralbereins in ben SO. SeSabren IeineS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

lotpobl ct mie sic Stride ais Iolhe,
meoer fir 11o6 6agegen ieien, nlabate
aber ii1 por5ubereiten aMf lol6e,
lpe1ln lie fon1rre, Oh Tie nun bonn @l1=
ten ooer ltebel iei. Nad ibnn ergriff
ser bo6m'ite Biidof Ganepin oaS
Mort nno legte 6ar, 6aB er BEN 3eut=
i@en ieiner Di05eie nl1r b06ite 4n>
erfennung 3ouen tonne fir ibr NIT
iterbafteS Gerbolten in ser 8eobad+
tl1ng ser @elebe Der Stride nno gou=
fiiuung ser N11or0nungen 6es 81. 3d.
tiers. Ser bo9m'lte @iidof @@re1nbs
ri6tete 8orte ser grmabn1lngen uro
Mufmunterung on oie Delegoten uno
gob ser &offnung Mus6rud, oab oas
BON linn in ieiner &reoigt am Cont
tag 6argelegten @rogromm (piro
in ndditer M1&mmer in bolle1m ab-
orud erideinen) ernitli@ erpogen
mer6e, un6 6aB sic Durdfibrung
rei6li@e Sriidte TRACE. Ser bodm'>
lte 8ifdof 8l1id munterte CUR regen
|Ebatigfeit out um porgeitedte 3iele
at errei9en un6 in6oiiierte in etn=
oringli@er 8etie sic @mpfeblung oes
|&I. 8oters, Sen 0fteren @mpfang Ser
I'll. Safromente, Defenders flu Sic
sSyinglirge nn6 Manner. SSn ber5li=
diem @orten 6anfte ser 8rdit6ent Sen
bodm'1ten &erren fir tire Mmre0en.
@inen proftiiden Mni@m1ungSnnter-
ri@t iiber SEN getpoltigen nmfang Der
i6le@ten 2eftiire, sic bier3ulan6e oer<
breitet miro BOT Ser @eiud elmer
reidbaltigen @usiteaang folder, oie
bon Ser @entraltelle geiummelt nno
5uiammengeitelt mur6e. Sic 8eam=
ten 6es @entraIbereins mur6en be-
onftragt, umgeben6 etnen offt5ienen
Mufrnf CUR @eiiteter 5u einem &ilfS>
fon6s 311 erlaifen 5um @eiten Ser bom
europqiiden &riege beimgeiudten
|8rii6er. Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mer<
Sen 611r6 sic @refutibe 6es Central
pereins in %angemeiiener 8eiie 6urb
bern fene 3tpi1denftellen 5ur @ertbei<
lung gelangen. Tint IL l1br erfolgte
Gertagung.
@emeiniame @itmn9 ser 2esis1atnrs
fomiteen aller @taatsperbanbe.
3nm erl ten Mole in Ser @ei 6thte
6es GentralpereinS fan6en gemei1tI a<
me 5ibmngen bon @ertretern Ser Be-
qislaturfomiteen ouer 5%taotsberbdn=
6e itatt. Gin tntereiianter MuStoui6
iiber sic Gerbdltntiie nn6 gemodten
@%rfabrnngen in Sen etn5elren gtaa=
ten, ooraltf Iebrrei6e Dtsfniiioner1,
geitolteten 6ie @itunger, sic redt gut
bein@t marert, GIT aiiuberit tpertbboaen.
|Die @eiprehnng bon 8ertretern be-
Iteben6er fatboli16et Mrbeiterbereit1e>
6reun6en, Mnbdngern nn6 8efiirtpor<
tern Ser @etpegung betpies 6eutli@,
6oB ale Ebeilnebmer sic 6ringcn6e
9eotbmenoigfeit fatb. Mrbeiterbereine
erfonnten. Ser bo6n'ite @iidof
Buih iprad it@ int gleiden Gimme
outs. 9ie fatb. @ei e%nenbereine bon
Seem Sort nn6 Chicago tpnren in ser
|8eipredmng be11er 5ltm eri ten Ma1e
pertretett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

WV otN''tfIN SSSNb wv OCttOS WI cIbA-
DIE tieten un6 empfabl alien Mitglie=
bern ser Sunglingsperetntgung, re6t
arsgiebig Sic 3entralitele in ct.
2pl1is 5u bem1ben, 6eren rei6balttgeS
Bacterial in alien Gragen cine mabre
6%unogrube 6es 8iienS bietet. Ma=
mentlib empfabl &e6ner eine inten<
itpe @erbetbatigfeit fir sic Sling
lingSabtbeilung 6eS 3entralpereinS,
sic eines ser @auptmtttel 6arl teute,
um aus ser nel1er @on3agal1nion etne
Ole go18e oeuti6=fatboIilde Sung
manni6aft umfaiiel!0e, Ndtung &c.
hiet,rr6e Organization gu i&affen.
Mls @auptre6ner mar 11riprungli@
bodtp. &err 81. 8ombolt, Soma, Dor
geieben, 6ob por 6ieier 6urb &ranf-
belt nod in lebter Minute perbin6ert
tporoen, 1ta9 Hittsburg 3u reiien, uno
an feline @teue trat bodtp. Or. @ei=
ien> Ohio, Der in mabrbaft glan5en>
ser Weiie iber 6te iungen Manner
un6 Sic io5iale Mrbeit ipru4. &e6ner
bei9dftigte iid 511nd@it nit Den @otb=
men6igfeiten fir cine geoeiblide. Sort
entmidlung uno ging Damn iber auf
6as politii9e @ebiet, auf SEN &rieg
5mii9en Deuti6lan6 un6 ieinen Na@=
baritoaten. Gin gera6e3u frenetii6er
|8eifau brah LOS, uls er auSfubrte:
limo apen11 sic gar5e @elt gegen un=
iere @4iter ur1 8rii6er in Dea1tidlano
auhteben ioute, 10 lit mir 6oh mi@t
|einen Mugenblid bange, meil i'd meiB,
IoaB sic Deutiden 9is5tplin int 2eibe
baben. 8enn aber tpirfli@, mas Der
l@ott ser @9ladten perbin6ern miro,
bas @ermanentb1m in 6ieie lent &am=
pfc 11nterliegen ioute, 10 miro es audi
bal6 tint 6te @riiten5 6es fran50iii@en
nn6 englii6en &ei@es gei@eben iein.
@s miro cine 3eit fommen, gang
glet@ mte Ser g%egen1uartige &rieg
m1sfdat, tpo England un6 Sranfreid)
es bitter berel1en tperoen> 6em ruiii=
l6em @dren, 6em in ie6er 8e5iebnng
unfulttpterten @flapentbum Die @ano
5u ei11em 8iin6ntB gereidt 5u baben>
oeiien offent1noiger @n65med Die
@erni6hung 6es @ermanentbums lit,
6ieies itarfen 8ou1perfs Ser 3iptliia=
ton mn6 Ser menidlt6en @eieui6aft
in europa" @e6ner ermabnte nod
Sic iungen 2el1te> ftets einge6enf gu
iein, 6aB tie sic S0bne 6eutl6er @l=
tern 1eten, 6ie, tpenn ite lire guten
0eutiden Sitten> 6euti6e @riinoli6=
felt, @br1i6feit un6 SleiB nit Ser
freibeitli6en Mufaiiung 6es Mmerita=
ners berbin6en, sic 81iitbe Ser Sir
geri6oft int 9an6e ser @ferne un6
@treifen 6aritellen miir6en. @ebbaf=
ter, lang anbalten6er @etfaQ.) @a6-
6em Ser Braiioent 6es 8entralpereins,
SEER Soiepb Srep, bon Seem Dorf,
no6 einige erm11ntern6e @orte a1t 6ie
Siinglinge geri6tet batte, mur6e ote
Ser ammlung gegen II ubr gei6loi=
fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

90 Die Breiie fir @fer6e Inn $4,000
permebrt itn6, 10 mer6en Die better
@remplare bon 3mg- un6 @l1tid-
pfer6en BORT bertreten iein. :3miiden
1old)er mer6en audi 6ie @epinner bon
Breiien al1f Ben groBten M1tsftelun,
gen fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-21
GOLF MATCH BETWEEN
THE AMERICANS AND
CANADIANS IS A Tie

Seattle, June 20.-With each team
winning nine matches and tieing two
the fourth of the series of interna-
tional matches for the II. c. Henry
trophy between women players of Vic
toria and Vancouver and an American
team composed of ten players each,
from Seattle and Tacoma, went to a
dead heat at the links of the Seattle
Golf club yesterday. The American
team has now won two and tied one
match to the Canadians single victory
and yesterdays tie. This will mean
so match at Victoria in the fall As
has generally been the case, in all of
these matches, the strong Victoria
quartet and Miss Phelps, Vancouver
leader, proved too much for the top
women on the Seattle Tacoma team,
Mrs. William Jones of Tacoma being
the only one to break through their
guard, by defeating Mrs. w Langley
Miss Violet Pooley won her match with
Mrs. A. A. Hilton; Mrs. Ricardo won
from Mrs. Robert S. Wilson; Miss
Phepoe took Mrs. T. B. Curran of Ia
coma into camp and Miss Nora
Coombs, fourth member OF the Victoria
topnotchers, won from Mrs D. II. Moss.
The tail end, with its ability to wae
many match into a decision, turned
the trick again yesterday. five of the
last six matches going to the Ameri-
cans and one being tie.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-21
OFF the Dope Sheet.

Well, Bill Kuss. 1t went
against you. and they won the
blooming game. But, at that,
the Seagulls sensed you had
them going. Just the same. They
were baffled by your fast one.
and you have no need to fret
bout the game--it's not your
last one, and you'll hold the high
hand yet. True enough. they got
six bingles and some walks, but
bless my soul! You could rip
them UP like shingles with a lit
tie more control. We could hardly
see to save us, any danger in
their hits. You struck out the
doughty Davis. and you did the
same to Fitz. Though they had
you, in the SEVENTH in the hole.
and tied the score. I've seen
others just as bad you pulled
out nicely from, before. Course,
it goes without the saying you
were disappointed. Still did you
hear the bleachers yelling2 Boise
towns all for you, Bill.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-21

The aftermath of the scrape here the
first of the week may still be math-
ing, although 1t might be better IL
the matter were allowed to rest as it
is. 1t seems that the Salt Lake club
officers, when they found that the tao
tics of their players had led to the
gripping of their team, secured their
reinstatement by getting the directors
Of three southern clubs together and
signing a message to President Muir.
ply. They promised future good be-
havior for their players, and from all
appearances have taken the means to
keep the promise by disciplining them.
But this switching back and forth
does not please Ogden. Fans there
brought pressure upon Ogden direc-
tors to threaten withdrawal from the
league on account of the reinstatement
of the Salt Lake men. The trouble in
this league SO far has been that those
in authority think the winning of
games and remnants is the main and
even the only consideration. When the
club owners can find a capable presi-
dent, and allow him every means to
enforce discipline that will make for
real, clean sport, fit for spectators
without fumigation, then the battle
will be to the strong, but not to the
bully. And then 1t will not be neces-
sary to draft resolutions in some part
of the circuit each week pointing out
who Is breaking up the league or TAX
ing steps to do 1t.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-21

Yesterdays results-Boise 4, Salt
Lake 8; Ogden 10, Murray 2; Butte 7,
Helena 4.
Today's pool to win-Boise. Butte
and Murray.
Five nice walloping two-baggers off
Fitzgerald, also four healthy singles
and still he won.
Huelsman was hit on the arm in the
third. The ball bounced at a sharp
angle to the left wing of the grand
stand. Must have hurt. But Huels-
man gave no sign Of pain. 1t was his
way of telling Kuss he couldn't throw
very hard.
Blausser smashed the ball four times
yesterday-every time he stood at the
plate-but only two of his blows went
safe. Just two measly double-sackers.
Yesterday he made a couple of them
and two singles as well. Recommend
him for a fine
All week Bostick the Rabbit has
been picking them up from behind
third. behind second, up in the center
and back in the grass. He has been
a busy participant. But yesterday
he might almost have rested. He had
only one chance-a fly ball in the ninth.
That man Galena covered a wide
stretch of outfield yesterday and trans
muted several hits into putouts. But
he tried too hard once He ran into
Huelsman' territory, shouting that he
had it. The big fellow stood and
watched him, and when the ball fell
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-21
PhiIIies sian College Star.

Chicago, June 20.-Pitcher Baum
gardner University of Chicago star, to-
day accepted terms with the Phillies
and will report at Philadelphia on
Monday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-21
OGDEN EASY WINNER
over MURRAY TEAM
Union Association Standing.
Ogden, 10; Murray, 2.

Capital News Special Service)
Salt Lake, June 20.-Ogden landed
on Brown for IL hits and nine runs In
the first five innings today, the Can
ners winning 10 to 2. Carman, an OUT
fielder, relieved Brown and allowed
only one more run and three hits in
the remaining four innings. Randy
Ballinger was never In danger. He
allowed punches of three hits in the
fourth and sixth, in each of which
Murray made a run. Otherwise Bal
linger was invincible.
The score r. H. E..
ogden 10 IA
Murray 7 3
Batteries-Ballinger and Seabough;
Brown, Carman and Auer.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-21
Pittsburg, 2; Kansas City, a.

Kansas City, June 2o.-President
Gilmore was a spectator today in the
first of four game series between the
Packers and the Pittsburgs.
The score R.HE.
Pittsburg ...... 004 010 200-7 10 2
Kansas City 80. 10 101 000---4 8 2
Observation-Disclosures and Berry; Hen
ming, Harris, Adams and Easterly.
Umpires-McCormick and Goeschel