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Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08
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Boston az Kew lefk

~ sosnIae Sopanst ertcist tfstfo ~frfi
Washington. sept. philadelphia
evened the days plays BY taking the
afternoon game from Washington. )
10 Z, after losing the morning game,
; 10 0. The Athletics scored six runs
In the sixth inning Of the second game
on seven hits and an error MeInnis
came 70 bat twice IN this inning and
hit safely both times. Washington
rallied In the sixth and seventh, scof-
ing five runs on a triple, double and
four singles
philadelphla 600 goo 5000 Q
Washington 900 COL o0x--i s !
Batteries shawkey and schang'
Bentley and Henry.
Summary. Three-base hits-Moel-
lef Double plays-Foster. Morgan
and Gandil. Bases on balls--off
shawkey, 2. off Bentley. 4. struck
By BENTLEY. !. rmpires-1siii-
debrand and o'Loushlln.
scors-~sscand game u
Philadelphia . l0o ois 00o--S - o
Washington io0 ois 2oo--7 10 ]
Batteries. Bender. Plank and
SchanR. Ayers. Harper Engei and
Henry
Summary; Two-base hits apeller,
Mcbride. Three base hit--Gandi.
Hlis--Off Bender. In 9: off Plank. :
In 3: off Ayers. 10 In l-s; off Har-
per, 3 IN z-3. Double piays--coi-
llns 10 Barry TO Mclnnis: Mcbride.
Morgan and GandiI. Bases on balls
OFF Ayers. g. off Harper. /: off En-
gel. =. Struck out--By Bender. 4; BY
Plank. 2: by Ayers. 2; by Harper, J.,
Empires o'Loughlin and Hide
brand.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08

Dallas. Tex, sept s.-Houston
won one game and Waco tive In the
closing games Of the Texas league
season today. the pennant going 10
Houston By half a game. according
TO official records. Waco. however.
has protested tive games Houston
won. II the protest IS allowed Waco
viii be the pennant winner. The
other teams finished In the order
named Beaumont. Galveston. Fort
Worth. Dallas. san Antonio' and Aus
Tin
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08
CARPENTERS TRIMMED
BY UNCERTAIN SCORE

The Painters defeated the carpen-
ters in their game yesterday after
noon. The score Is doubtful II ransef
from e5 10 II 10 90 10 In favor OF
the Painters. but all scorekeepers
agree that the Painters Won lyons
stevens. j. sawtelie and BAIL made
up the Carpenters battery. while M
Sawteile and Dave Armijo did ths
work for the Painters.
Frank Quier stated last night tha'
the Electricians would challenge the
winners for game next sunday.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08

posion. sept. Tie relative posi'
flons u the Boston aud New YORK Ma
siaaal .aasaA teams underwent %
change o. q result of tooats Games
ut Fenwood park. Boston won me
morning game. to :, and New YORK
the afternoon contest, 10 90 J.
seors-Flrst game n =
New YORK .eio Gao o0o--s II |
nosson ...I0o ioo 0Iz--b II l
Batteries: Mathewson and Mclean.
Rudolph and Gowdy.
summary Two-baac hits~-connel-
~. schmidt. Fletcher. snodgrass.
Thrce-base bits - Mathewson. smith.
Double plays Rudolph. schmidt.
smith. Schmidt; Maranvllle. Eyers,
schmidt. BASES on balls--Off Math-
ewAon /. struck out By Rudolph 4;
~ Maihewson I. rmpires - Klein
and Emslle.
fere--eeeand game. n Z
New York !. coo iof ofi--io IA z
Boston 600 600 100 4
Batteries. 1csfean and Mclean
Tyler. cruteher and 0owdy.
Summary. Two-base hits--Murray,
snodgrass. Connolly. Maranville. Me-
Lean, smith Double plays--AIsrkle
10 Tefreau. Maranriile 10 Eyers to
schmidt. Doyle to Fletcher 20 Mef-
Vie. Hlte--off Tyler ~ In Z: off
crutcher 2 In ?. Bases on bails-off
Tyler 4: off Tesrean Z. struck out
ny Tyler :: by TeEreau 10. umpires
KLEIN and Emxiie.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08
CHARTER OAK STAKE
WON AT NIL WAUKEE
BY THE MARE SIENNA

Hartford. Conn. Sept. THE
irown lnare Sienna. by Peter the
Great. owned by p. J. schlissingss.
II Milwaukee. Wis, won the historic
Charter oak stake. valued at 10000
today at The opening 81 the grand
circuit meeting here.
The Corinthiau EGO trot purse
s,0ae. was Mon By Bronson IN
straight heats. Jonah Mann took the
firsi of the els trot. only 70 he dis.
tsnced in the second and the Temp
lress took the next three easily. get
ting first third and fourth money.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08

Kansas CITY. Sept Jim Flynn.
the Pueblo fireman. defeated Al Nor-
ton. the yonng California nsayy-
weight. here tonight knockirs hin,
QUA in the sixth round Of their sched
uied ien-Found bout.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08

benton Harbor. Mich sept. s--
Mike Gibbons Of ST Paul, won the
decision over George Brown OF Chi
cago. at the end Of ten-round match
here today
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08

Brooklyn. Sept I.-Brooklyn climb
Cd to third place IN the Federal league
today by defeating Pittsburgh twice
while Buffalo and Baltimore were
breaking even. Mordeeai Brown. for
mer 81. Louis Federal manager and
Chicago National twirler. made his
first appearance in a Brooklyn uni
form. and lasted less than two innings
score--Flrst game n
Pittsburgh 100 00I 1905 o
Brooklyn ...oie 100 zox--s 10 Q
Batteries. Barger and Berry; Chap
pelle and Owens Land.
seore-second game r II Y
Pittsburgh o.. 0bi 002 1911 ~ !
Brooklyn .. coz coz ssx-iz ~ 8
Batteries: walker. LeciaIr. Cam
nitz and Berry: Brown. Somers, Blue
jacket. Finneran and Land.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08

Hudson. wiz. sept. 7.--Leaeh
Cross. New York. won an easy victory
over Johnny 1sllman. of Minneapo-
| lis. in tame ten-round bout here to-
might Although he showed flashes
jof ability. TilIman was disineiined to
remain within the reach Of Cross
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08

I.os Angeles. sept Joe Rivers
Of Los Angeles. was awarded the de-
cisien over Willie Bsecher Of New
York. In tweniy-ronnd fight at YER
non today
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS


g. Paul 4s1ss Mipnezpolis OIL,
columbus -. louisville lis
Kansas City lp-z; Milwaukee -,
ticselana ell Indianapolis 20.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08

Portland -. NlssIens t-E.
Los Angeles a-s san Francisco 9~s.
Nanlce "a. Oakland o-la
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08
sox so; Tigers z-s.

Detroit. Sept. f--netroit and Chi
eago divided the day. double header.
The first game. a twelye-inning con-
tent. fun Of thrills. in which six pitch
ers were used. was won by Chicago,
) 10 = crawford's triple. scoring two
runs. gave Detroit the second game,
which was called on account OF dark
ness. haynolds was invInclhle.
sore-Firsf game r II u
chkago ZOO oae se2 eos---S is 2
Detroit & GEO ee4 olo na2--s II
Ha,terles Benz. scott. walfsane
and schaik: covaleskle. Duhue. Dauss
and stanage. Baker.
s<s<e->s<enna game n II r
Chicago . ...4. 900 oo--0
pstrslii ace Ok
nahefles Faher and Mayer. ney-
nolds aud stanage.
summary Threc-hase hlt-craw.
ford Double nlay--Burns to Bush
+. Bases on halls--off Faher. 8 OF
Reynolds. .. Struck out-ny Fiber
Ia; by Reynolds. ,. umplres-Dineet
and t.san.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08
BRAVES ARE STILL
TIED WITH GIANTS

Matt, Il Poanded Hard In Morning
Game bat Bis jeff Tcstcau netfie,es
los b, Brilliant Work In AMER
noon: rhlIlies Beat Dodgers Twice
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT
W0R[DCHAMP|0NS
HAVE EVEN BREAK

In Morning Game Benticy Lets Hard
Hiuing Athletics Down With Only
one swat; Cleveland Takes Two
from browns.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08
H0OFEDS LOSE AND
TIE WITH CHICAGO
Tinkes's Men Get hack Part of Ground
Lost In SERIES With Leaders; Brook
Iyn Wins Twice and Climbs Into
Third Place.
Games To-day.
.na annalatr.4


indianapolis. sept 7.-chlcago won
the first game of the double-headeF
today and tied the second which was
called because Of darkness
score-Firsi game " y
Chicago . 00i 600 l31--s lG 3
indianapolis +. 20l 900 llD--5 3
Batteries. Hendrix. Prcndefgast and
Wilson: Faikenbcrg and Rariden.
score--seeond game y y
Chicago ......... 100 0oz e--5 10
indianapolis 49,. zoo 100 o--s 3
Batteries. Brennan. Hendrix and
Block. Kaiserllng and Rariden. =.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08

Omaha. Sept. with the dia-
mond sea of mud and cold sharp
wind blowing omaha defeated s.,
Joseph today. to ? The second
game was called AT the end Of the
second inning on account Of dark
ness
Score II v
nmaha D40 600 0nx--4 ?
st Joeeph zoo h00 000---2 q
Batteries sanders and Zabaueh
Vance and Sehnng.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08

New of}eaHs 49, Chattanooga {-ss
Nashville ~. nifmlnzhsm 81
Atlanta IfsIe AAhlis s-i
Msaphls Montgomery . eis iHhinss
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08

fhllh1tirMus sept i,~~fihfu HHhHh
featured both games here today Phil
adelphia winniag each event crav-
afhs hitting was prominent In both
games His home run with two bases
occupied IN the fifth inning decided
the first contest In the second he
made home run, a double and sin
eie Ia -four times al hat. Each team
sAed three pitchers in the closing af-
fair asschssrn was knocked OFF the
rubber In the eighth inning, lie was
sneceeded by ReuIhach, and killlfer.
pinch hitter. drove IN the winning
runs. with single.
Ffer@.Flru game;
brooklyn 49,. 600 100 oio--4
Philadelphia ...iol ot0 iex---7 8 !
Batteries Isagnn. Allen and Nc
carty: Alexander and Doom.
summary. Two-base s--Daubert,
Irelan. Three-base hit Stengel.
Home run--cfavath. Iiits--off Ra-
ean s in 6 off Alien 3 In : Double
play--cfatath 90 DOOM Bases on
halls--off Ragan 81 off Alexander B.
Struck ous-By Raean 3: BY Allen |;
hy Alexander 4 umpires Quigley
and Eaeon.
score~-sscona game "A Y Y
brooklyn ...i00 0te olo--s n Q
phlladelphsa 4oe 900 0sx~-f IA
Batteries: Echmntz. Aichison, Reui-
bach and Miller. Marshall, Tlncup,
Mayer and Burns
Summary Two-bnsa hlts-- Magee,
cravath Home run--trava,h Hits
-=Off schmidt 4 IN la off Aitehiaon
IN 6 s-ss off Keulhaeh ? In J.; off
Marshall . IN $; Oft Tineup In 81 of
Mayer in / Bases on halls OFF
Aitchlson q Of Reubaeh / off Mar.
shall ! struck oat-~fiy Aitchison 8:
hv reulbaeh bs Marshall by Tin
cup 1 Umpire Easen and QuIgley,
sf. Lonis I'll Pittsburgh ~.
Pittsburgh. sept s--St Louis and
Pittsburgh each Won game today,
ssnfa~rirlfst game Y n n
st Louis .. 900 i2o ooi-~s 4 0
Pittsburgh 0oi 600 oao--a :
Batterleh Doak and Wingo: Mann
maixa Cooper. conseiman and Glib
son. Wagner. Coleman.
summary; Twe=hake hlts--Nllsun
noak. neek. ylox Three-hase hit
Kells. lIiis~~Off Mammaux In . ia;
off cunselman | in Double plays
vlox Magner 20 Konetchy. consel-
man TO konstehy Bases on balls -Off
Mammaus 3 or Copper ; off Con-
felman of Doak 4 struck out
hy Mammaux by Cooper . hy Con-
seman |; by Deak 4. umpires--
johnson and Byron.
50 Louis 1890 9a0 o00 00l--i o
Pittsburgh 0N0 020 o0x--2 0
Batteries: sallee and wingo. Har-
mon and Coleman
Summary. Two-hake HIT Wagner.
Double plays--Beek to iIueglns Ia
Magee: sallee 60 liuegins 10 MaKee;
Viox TO Wagner struck out-~By sal.
lee {: by Harmon 2. rmpires--Byron
aud Johnson.
Cubs 3.a: Reds 81.
Chicago. Sept Chicago won both
games Of dnuhle-header from Gin
clnnati today. to 2, and to /. there-
by gaining a full game on New York
and Boston who divided doube bin
today.
NfuTH--Ififnt game IL 8
Cincinnati geo 020 0a0--~2 u ]
Chicago ..a..sae 0oi oix---s s
Batteries Schneider and Con,
!. zaless Pierce and Archer.
seors-- eecond game !
iars>ainnati 600 600 efo--l
eenfioh: 20 100 uao 2aS~-s
IfIttery ssd Clark: Hum
! Tsssrs, Ind BresnahAn
y Assn; hn71fa-saEe hits--saler
-. : Three -base hit~-lehnston
'sss'',. - so". s.pe s--iiumphrlss 10 sweene'
!. 's't ases. on halIs--off fitfrr'
- - ,hries /. Struck out ~
by f'ittesy ;. Umpire
Hart.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08
GRIZZLIES GRAB BOTH
ENDS OF DOUBLE BILL
FROM TOPEKA BUNCH


sioux City Al Lincoln.
Omaha a Denver
Dies Maines Al Topeka
81 Joseph AZ Wichita.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08

Chicago. Sept Chicago won both
games Of douhle-header from Gin
clnnati to-day, to 2, and 3 to /. there
by gaining a full game on New York
and Boston who divided a double bin
today.
scuHs- First Eams. r II +
Cincinnati 49, 600 020 0B0--~2 = ]
Chicago .....,i iae 0oi oix---s s. !
Batteries; Schneider and Con,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08

Sta York a. rosf9n.
fYurlbnnfi ~ fhiraee
81 Louis ~ isiiistuffh
nfmkiyn A. Fhlisdsiphla
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08

Denver, Sept 7.--Topeka lost
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08

Batteries' Dashner and
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08

- Seofe-~eerond game n
munity At lars>ainnati coo 600 eio---i
o'e 9 prosecution; 70 leo ooo sos--s
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08

: 47Rs.saEe hiss-saler,
Three base hit-lehnston
s--iiumphrlss 10 Sweeney
asfa on halls-Dff fitffrs
,hries 1. Struck out ~
by Fittery ;. rmplres
Hart.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-08
WEATIlEis &c

! Washington. sept =
leo: Generally fair
! Wednesisy.
tsr<<epueeSeurSon.r>
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
NOTED PERSONS DIE.

Santa Monica.-Louis Janin, aged 70
years, a noted mining expert of Cal
sfornia died Saturday.
I.ondon.-Frederick Townsend Mar
tin, wealthy New Yorker, social work
er and author, died Sunday.
Washington-Chief Justice Harry H.
Clabaugh of the supreme court of the
District of Columbia, died Saturday.
circumstances Knox, for 13 years
United States shipping commissioner
of the Puget sound district, died Sat
urday.
Toronto, Ont.-Sir George William
Ross, aged SO, senator of the Dominion
of Canada, and formerly premier of
the province of Ontario, died Saturday.
Chicago Patrick Quinlan, said to
be one Of the few men who might ex-
plain the mysteries of Holmes Cas-
ties" famous in the crime annals of
Chicago, died Friday.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
Would Go Naked.

Nelson, B. C.-Declaring that the
members of the British Columbia
Doukhobor community, numbering
over 5000 people. have decided to take
off their clothing and show themselves
naked on the streets of British Co
lum5ia IL the government enforces the
law in respect to the registration OF
births and deaths, or should even
take $40 worth Of property by force or
fine" a letter signed on behalf OF
the members of the Douknobor COM
munity has been sent to the provincial
government
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
Banks Vaults Are Intact.
TESTS FOR ULSTER COUNTIES
Those Against Home Rule Can Stay
Out Six Years. =


London.-The British governments
plan for Cancellation of the unionists
of Ulster in connection with the Irish
home rule bill was laid before the
house of commons Monday. 1t met
with a cool reception from the union
lists.
The terms of Premier Asquith's Of
fer were that a poll should be taken
of the parliamentary electors of each
county of Ulster to decide whether
they should be excluded from the OPP
GRAFTON of the bill for six years from
the first meeting of the new Irish par
lament This would undoubtedly re-
suit. in the exclusion from Irish home
rule of the counties of Antrim, Ar
magh, Londonderry and Down.
Announcement was made before an
unusual gathering of distinguished
persons who listened with interest to
Premier Asquith's clear-cut speech. Be
fore conclusion of his address the pre-
mier remarked that nobody was in
love with exclusion for its own sake.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
NEWS OF THE WORLD
ITEMS iF GENERAL INTEREST
FRESH FROM OUR DAILY
NEWSPAPER SERVICE.
GATHERED FROM BOTH CONTINENTS
Happenings National, Historical and
Political and Personal Events
Herewith Selected for Our
] Many Readers.

Affinity" Earle was found guilty OF
kidnapping recently.
A complete probe of grain pits by
congress seems probable.
The resignation of President Huer-
Ga in Mexico is reported to be Inn
minent.
George e. Vanderbilt died suddenly
at Washington d. c., Saturday, follow
eng an operation for appendicitis.
Theron Blakeslee, a widely known
art dealer, died recently shortly after
Fse had shot himself in New York.
Members of the cabinet and their
~7fves entertained President Wilson
and his family recently at dinner.
A son was born Saturday to Mrs.
Richard Derby who was Ethel Roose-
welt, daughter of Theodore Roosevelt.
London papers are giving President
Wilson credit for great moral cour-
age" in his effort to lift tolls on the
canal
The health of Lillian Nordica, the
American singer, is said by her ply
sicians to be steadily improving. She
mad pneumonia.
1t is thought that James X. Hackett,
she actor, will come into possession
of the 100000 estate left by Mrs.
Minnie Hackett, his half-aunt.
The February statement of the
board of trade, London, shows, de-
crease Of $S,682,000 In imports and
an increase OF $5,445,000 in exports
All classes of workmen have de
cided to take part in a general strike
60 be inaugurated in Rome. 1t will
be the first movement of the kline
ever started there.
Members of the house committed
have taken a vote of IT to to sus
cain President Wilson on his fight t.
repeal the toll exemption clause o
the Panama canal act
Lieutenant Colonel Chebaieff, chic
OF police of st. Petersburg, was sho
dead recently in his office by juniol
officers, Lieutenant Ivanoff The mo
tive for the crime was said to be re
venge.
Chief of Police Frank e. Brier o
Stockton, Cal, will receive a reward
of $1,000 for the capture of William A
Dorr of that city, recently convicted
of the murder of George e. Marsh.
wealthy soap manufacturer.
Leaves of absence to attend tn,
National Association of Postmaster
OF first and second class offices. II
st Paul, August 10 to 20 have beer
granted to postmasters OF those classes
by Postmaster General Burleson.
a sentence of three months i'm
prisonment was pronounced on Erns
Mayer, "jail editor" of the socialis
newspaper Vorwaerts. Berlin, who wal
tried on a charge of treason for libel
ang Crown Prince Frederick William
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
SPORTING COLUMN

Otto Neidorfer of Spokane is in the
lead in the northwest balkline tour
ney.
A severe head lock applied after 40
minutes send AL Hatch. the Vancouver
wrestler to the mat in an unconscious
condition recently, and for time
some alarm was felt over his condi-
ton.
Active steps will be taken immedi-
ately by the Spokane Amateur Athletic
club toward the organization of
track team to represent the club in
the track meets of the northwest this
spring and summer.
To carry a party of rs, including
wives, children, friends and newspaper
men, completely around the globe in
de luxe touring cars and ocean liners
and still, in spite of the enormous ex-
pense, to show a profit of 100000,
is the record made by the Giant-White
Sox touring party.
A decision to recommend that men,
bers of the North Pacific Trotting
association, 80 per cent of whom are
now members of the National Trotting
association, affiliated with the Ameri-
can Trotting association, consider the
organization of an independent racing
association in the northwest was
reached at a meeting of the committee
appointed at the recent Vancouver
meeting of the North Pacific associa-
ton.
Catchers-Nelson, Shea, Altman.
Pitchers-Coveleski McCorry, Gel
vim, Smith, Baker Healon, Spalding
Letter, Lehman and Sharon.
First basemen--Holke, Kelly, Kemp
son.
Second asemen-Wagner, Wuffli.
Third basemen-Campi, Croll.
Shortstop-Butler
utfielders-Powell, Lynch, Lewis
Goldie, Russell
Above is the squad that will report
at training camp in Boyes Springs,
CAL, to Manager Mike Lynch of the
1914 Spokane Indians.
Secretary Cave Brown Cave of the
Northwestern International Lawn Ten
mis- association announces the sched-
ule for the coming seasons tourna-
ments as follows:
Spokane-First or second week in
July.
Portland-July 10.
Vancouver-July 20.
Victoria-July 81.
Tacoma-August 3. -
Seattle-August TO-
Everett-August II.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
OVER 1000 clMPELLED THROUGH
FORCE TO LEAVE SACRAMENT
TO, CAL, MONDAY.
SEMI-MARTIAL LAW WAS DECLARED
City and County Officials Used Clubs
and Water to Drive Them Away
Swear Vengeance-Attacke
Street Cars.

Sacramento Cal-Sacramento was
placed under system of semi-martial
law Monday night by mutual agree
ment of city and county authorities.
Saloons have been closed and 800 men
are patrolling the streets and dispers-
ing all gatherings.
Suffering from cracked, heads and
empty stomachs, 1000 members of the
unemployed who have camped here
two days are sulking on the far side
of the Sacramento river, whittier they
were driven by Sacramento city and
county officers.
Not all are nursing injuries, but all
are hungry. Most of them are cold
from the drenching given them by the
fire hose used In routing them from
their city camps.
Water and Clubs Used.
The men are swearing vengeance on
Sacramento because of the forcible
election, but as their entrance to this
city is guarded by several hundred
armed deputies and officers, and the
town of Broderick across the river is
equally as well guarded, their proposed
activities may be curbed.
The unemployed were driven off the
Southern Pacific railroad lot early
Monday afternoon by deputy sheriffs
armed with pick handles and by the
police They at first refused to go
but several strong streams of water
played upon them by firemen started
a run toward Second street.
At the Second street fence the.
rested, and in the hand-to-hand figh
that followed many heads were crack
ed open by clubbing, and the rioters
were sent bleeding and cursing on Il
Front street. Several were treated il
the county hospital
In passing Second street they al
tackled the street cars, throwing rock
and sticks through the windows.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
Raise Large Fund.

Chicago.-A campaign vas launched
on Sunday at a mass meeting Of labor
men TO ra'se fund of 100000 for the
defense of Carl e. Person who is in
Jail at Clinton, H., charged with killing
a strikebreaker employed in The ILL
nois railroad shops.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
Explosions in New York.

New York.-The bursting of 49,
inch water main and a subsequent Sc
rfes of explosions of gas mains in the
heart of the city Sunday lifted a troll
ley car from the tracks. shook build
1ngs and flooded cellars. Seven per-
sons, passengers of the trolley car,
were slightly injured.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
Would Make warshIps Useless.

Madrid.-Iglesias Blanco, an eugi-
neer, recently made a successful ex-
pertinent with an ultraviolet ray ap-
paratus, similar to that used by Giulio
Ulive. exploding a case of dynamite
buried in the ground at a distance of
half a mile. He claims that with his
invention he can explode the magazine
of warship or the gasoline tanks OF
aeroplanes and dirigible balloons.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13

Uneasy lies the head that wears a
frown.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13

A sentence of three months i'm
prisonment was pronounced on Ernst
Mayer, "jail editor" of the socialist
newspaper Vorwaerts. Berlin, who was
tried on a charge of treason for libel
ang Crown Prince Frederick William.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13

Rome.-Premier Giolitu on Monday
notified King Victor Emmanuel of the
resignation Of his cabinet.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13

When a mans wife is inspired to
write a cookbook he is apt to be in
spired to take his meals at a down
town beanery.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13

If man is too lazy to stand up
and tell the truth he's apt to lie
about it,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
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