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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
DOUBLE BILL
AT MACK PARK

Sunday afternoon at Mack Park
a couble-header baseball attraction
Is the offering with the Fairview
Red Sex and the Windsor represent
ative team furnishing the opposition
for the s. K s. club.
The Red Sox will play the first
game at 1915 and Mckinley or
Doc" weed will be sent against
them. In the second game Wind.
sor. always a hoodoo for the Mach
Parkers. will be opposed by Soldier
Boy Owen. former White Sox twiri.
er. with Freddie Payne, former De.
troit and Chicago catcher, receiv-
ing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26

highest attitudes In Alaska The
men OF Peary's expedition played
ball on the ice foes while waiting
for their commander to return from
mis- dash to the pole. II has been
played In Egypt, even in Equatorial
Africa. and II has become regular
game on the Cape.
Naturally we have been interest
ed TO see how the English take
baseball. There are a number Of
clubs In London and several OF the
big cricket clubs took up the game
merely TO experiment with II. The
Rhodes scholars from America had
team at Oxford. and while the
English youths watched II with In.
terest they prefer cricket and seem
banled by the intricacies Of base.
ball
There are many teams In France.
and few In Germany. Sweden.
which Is developing into one OF ~
greatest OF athletic countries. has
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
CLEVELAND SUPPLIES
FREAK PLAY

Cleveland has shown the American
league how to oil the bases In an
inning without . hit. error or pass.
Win two down In the ninth inning
Of that 1s-round battle with the
white Sox. Morton famed and
reeched nrst on . dropped third
strike. Leibold was hit by Faber.
Turner grounded to Blackburne. who
tried to force Leiboli and was too
late. There you are. bases full AZ
promised. There was no scoring. for
Chapman forced Morton for the third
out.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
ROUTED BY
INVADE
TOMORROW
What May Happen
In Standings Today

In q short time. Bill pitched In De
troit recently and outclassed most
of his stan. After Ray Caldwell. one
OF the best hurlers in the league. had
been knocked galley vest. as Ben
Franklin used TO say. Bill went In
yesterday In the fourth inning. with
two ON and nobody out. and pitched
four>hit ball for the rest OF the game.
II he can do that against Boston on
. clouting day. he 10 good enough to
pitch against any team In the
league. It. now looks Is II he will.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
Frank Baker Helped Me More Than
Ever Did Him, Says Eddie Collins

going Eddie Collins In the
net
Collins getting base
pitchers serenity protested against by Col
Inns Is M a Of the White
hits while the bench he did
after reached first explains Collins III anyone helped was
pitcher usually that he had his hands
pitching little than
When hitting Baker needs hepye like
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
Modern Baseball Missile Wasn't
Always Like 1t Is These Days
"If Cohk had

IF Cobb had he
would
the New Times But
the
ference il the ball
weighed six and and
ball Cobb
OF
and
FIVE and threequarer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
Baseball Is the American National Game, But That
Doesn't Mean 1t Isn't Played In Every Part of World

been initiated. I have two scores
Of games played at Stockholm. The
writer has a number Of scores OF
games played in the Holy Land. but
these are mostly By young mission
workers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
WHITE REACHES
GOTHAM CAMP

NEW YORK, Junc 2s.--Charley
White, carrying hearty kick In
either hand. and the hopes Of Amer
lea on his head, arrived In New
York today and went Immediately
to Rye Beech. where he will put in
his training ticks for the coming
broil With Champion Freddie Welsh.
July 3.
The Chicago battlcr. and his man.
ager. Nate Lewis. were fairly exud-
ing confidence when he blew in.
Tell all my friends in Chicago.
and everywhere else for that mat
ter, that there will he a new cham
pion for the Fourth" he said.
America can celebrate twice over
Britain that day"
That Welsh Is taking this coming
match with more than his usual
caution is seen from the strenuous
training he is putting himself
through at Northport. l.. !. Young
Ahearn and Soldier Bartfield are
both working with him daily.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26


ounninss has sinister DE-
~ q away Ia his Uranium
{kyoh from . series Of ter
~ q the hands Of the
onones - town tomorrow
Iila series. and Hughsy
~ tucked away In his
y mo Junoaleers viii b
1Hmee nearer the pennant
6Al Loads his pasumerp
Il ~ Forrest City than they
~ y ptekins On Poor La.
49, days. The White
= 1eur straight and nay
~ eottre series this week.
1Dkfns were none too for
a = eastsrn trip. There b
nnon - expect that the
~ meo up next week. hut
vill a wen to recall Nh
W1eh 81 Louis. That
~ - umfostunate n the
ove1nnd haS been this
~ a wads1 into
= ! ~ IL 1rss tHo games
- n0rfna And afnnda =,
e3anco 70 take another
\ = 1G1ue leasne clnh n 60
ensecu1tvely Tor any
~ - 49, an6 the proeA-
~ ln61n1Is -Wjll start
veek = worthy q con
svsa Y ~ dops dossa't
I1g ~ : nswcounsr h the
uneup tomofrow. One
u WhoD little b Knows
~ = Turner's pIaes q
t that stellar performer
n 1lnat1ed ~ : fractured
= = injnsy was sustained IN
eeotle 1S-igning game with
~ HI this Nvek.
knare has been suspended
- kesp N cosdition.
w Has been sssa 1t
s1gaxin neld. viii play
q1iAe - advance notices
ln6Ian encampment.
kkon. demon clouter. ID
q ~ nrst Sor the Arst time
1ackeun has been get
HI ven q Z arst sacker.
1tieu who have seen him
fshe h1s beer coatinually
IN - has not BEEN in
1Ry laroe number Of con-
0tests recently.
- ~ pitching roster viii
-. except that Steen IL
~ mn this week against
loeteed o. Tor rohl. He
~ III vin dat encounter. too.
- equally INK the cub that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
90 Miles Today at Average Speed of Over 100 Miles An Hour


of mile
Accord
oiwns
then
first
the records
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26

~ Summary-stolen bases--Cobb. Wit
Ed!nGton. Alcock Sacrifice hits
rat.,ron. Nee. Two-bnse hit.-steii
peHaven. Three-base hit--Iacobson
Double play--rattison 70 AIccck 10
keene Innings pifched--By BoahI-
e D. by Bciand !. Hits--On Boehier
on poland .. struck out-By
=. Bases on balloon Roland T. on
Pattison 5. Win pitches Boehlsr.
Pattison. Time-tf:iS Umpire--stan-
ley. "
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
ok EHsy, but
Really Due to
Some Games
)vlllS AGAIN
TICEIES WELL
Bal! Likely to
Ggular Turn
tore Long

y GVCDny sir ana Tuesday
kGsi sssse wiil - given
1Nttp ~ sessst ne time
- fela ball samss ~ =
z vete, hesslthlrty and
&loolg Vslll ~ The times
~ - tks cline wln-
~ sleeelsN Viii - made
- rsnalndsr % ths
~ vyesk-day eentssts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
Edison Club Reqattas.

The Edison boat club will hold
It's first regatta this afternoon. with
four events on the program The
club is the latest yachting organiza.
ton formed in Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
Thumb League Opens.

MARLETTE. Mich. June GO
The Thumb league opened the 1915
season yesterday. Marlette defeat.
ing Kingston and Brown City TAX
Ing the opener from Caro-.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
YALE WINS
IN A walk
Another Upset in the
Dope - Harvard
Has No Chance

NEW LONDON. Conn. jane e.
Yale literally walked away from
Harvard In the annual rowing class
ic last evening. The Crimson eight
didn't have n look in through the
-four mile grind. and finished weak.
The blue varsity shell was nearly
100 yards in advance Of the Cam
bridge crew. which was the favorite
In the early betting.
Yale's hra~ny oersmen got away
to "A splendid start. and were mas
tiers OF the race from the Airing gun
10 the finish. when the contest had
practically degenera,ed into walk
away. II appeared that the siar'
ward crew gave up In the last quar-.
ter. They were badly blown and
nearly exhausted as they crossed
the line. In striking contrast TO the
victors The coxswain Of the Blue
Crew stood up and cheered as the
shell drove across the finish.
Yale was fractional length
ahead at the three-quarters mark. a
length at the mile: length and a
half at the one and one-half mile
mark; three lengths ahead as they
swung into the last mile. and near.
~ an eighth Of a mile ahead at the
! finish Throughout the race Yale,
rowing Guy Nickalls' English
stroke, kept their sweeps long and
full and smooth. Harvard splashed
frequently and seemed 70 have more
EFFORT in hitting up the stroke.
The regatta was clean sweep
for the Blue. the Yale junior var
sity and the freshman crew also de-
| feeting the Crimson hEndily.
Seth Low. End. son OF the former
mayor Of New York. was the new
captain Of the Yale eight today. sue
ceeding Capt. Sturtevant.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
Hastings Loses.

CHARLOTTE. Mich. June ga
Freddie Meyers pitched Charlotte
to TO victory over Hastings
yesterday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
the cRANDoL0oPE AND
ITD WHvFoRE

Funny. isn't II. how much just
plain. unvarnished opinion has to do
with sporting dope! Harvard had
routed Yale In football and baseball
during the past year. and that fact
SCENT to be the only reason why
the odds favored the Crimson in
yesterday's boat race. 1t was Har-
wards year. therefore Harvard is the
favorite, figured the makers Of odds.
Certainly with the Cambridgites so
completely outclassed. the dopesters
could have obtained q clew to some
thing OF the relative strength of the
crews before the race. IL they had
done any real investigation. It's just
like making the Braves the favorites
for the National league pennant.
only more 90.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
NO NO. - m CHICAGO
RACE TODAY

There will b no No. IL In the
soo-miIe race 1t Chicago today.
While there are but - cars to start.
the twenty-fourth starter will cart
No. Is around with him. Supersti-
tion. the thing that helps many .
man keep his nerve when his life Is
q stake and the odds are against
him. 10 the only reason for the omis-
sion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26

CHICAGO. June 2s.-President
ban Johnson, OF the American
leasue. announced yesterday that
the National Commission would de
- The place where sisIer, u. Of n
seas. beloass In organised ball at
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
Oas hundred yemng men are earsslel
In TIE Ar and alGhl aQmmeH

In the day and night sammes
school of the Detroit Technical In
stitute. the educational department.
OF the r. NJ &. A. Many students
are preparing themselves for coli
lcge entrance In the Narious studies
offered by the assocss Ion school.
These include all the academic
branches. as well M a number OF
technical ana trade subjects. e..
w. Erickson. principal Of the
Houghton school. II member OF
the Institutes star 81 teachers Tor
in English and allied subjects.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
Graves is Wirner.

j. +. Graves won The finals Of the
consolation round at the Red Run
spring tourney, defeating A. c. Ack.
ert. Up and 3 TO go.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
FLINT GIVES
KOOB BUMPS

FLINT. Mich. June 2e.-The trip
that the ST Louis Browns made to
Flint today vas not wholly sue
cess Rickey's club won. TO s. but
Kcob. who pitched seven innings.
vas hit hard and six runs were
scored of him in the final three
rclnds ne was en- the mound Walsh
relieved him and there vas no more
scoring
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
DAN Triple is
POPULAR NOW

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June f6.--
Cincinnati's chances of securing
Pitcher Triple, OF the indianapolis
club. without q riot In this city
were sent glimmering yesterday.
when Triple pitched a no-hit. no.
run game against the Cletelanti
Spiders. The Reds want TO buy Tip
plc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
6artfeId 10 sparrino Mate.

Soldier Fairfield. iddleweight
who recently scored victory over
Mike Gibbons. will be Freddie
Welsh's sparring partner when the
latter prepares for his bout 18th
White at New York July 2.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
= s,oe.ooo MOVING
CAMP

Few people have any adequate
conception OF the investment Yale
has In rowing-a sport that brings
no financial return. IN addition To
training quarters at the university.
there n = Blue training camp on the
Thames, near New London. that rep
resents IN Investment OF 100000
The plant includes Ave buildings.
One II . mammoth boat house. and
thea there are dormitories for each
q the team So large are the dormi-
tories that each year many former
Yale carsmen stay there during the
regatta week, In addition to the
crews. Harvard also has IN expen-
sfve camp. but not 20 nne as Yale's.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26

4rn4A. has . chance TO set
a. = record today. For .
1t(o4t : club three times
1c!oG " even one week, II
- tremepdous clip. Harry
~ 4 when be was with
eo some pears ago. and gave
o ~ setback that robbed
= Doanant. The feat sent
~ The minors, and n
~ No.. q scheduled. To-
& ~ ne same for him.
y pors6aal prejudice. Il
f4knlly asserted that the
- vsys In some other
npet On be said Of the
y Selsn ~ lofty southpaw
I>Dess. & must be cooced.
- ~ stuR ana ID . real
ANY oAkGR
~. Grsd bodily from
oauoo oe hls intemper.
~ jolned the same
5oAk Baker 70 now
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26

HERE ARE THE PILOTS Of the various teams in the
- Detroit Manufacturers Tennis club. Reading from left
to right they Mitchell (Pemberthy), Day (iudson),
Young (Tmken), Boch PACKARD vogth (Burroughs),
the first get together" meeting, held last Sunday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26
Studies play Northways.

OtVuFSu VIdy VVTtVWAybs
The Studebakers will meet the
Northways this afternoon. and the
MsxweIls will play the Burroughs.
In the regular scheduled games OF
the Manufacturers league.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-26

Brooklyn got the Jump on the
Phiilies yesterday and won easily.
Was there n home run in this Ma
tional league game There was.
Stengel made IL.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-14
Defrasr H.as Free R~<stanranu s4s Feed
Ven Out ~ " ar

ffeaded ny Abnsr Larnef md Ed
win = George. FORTY Druminenn De-
rrair business men iave completed
elana for the establishment OF a cafe
10 ne municipality Operated where any
hungry man or weman may ger a
bowl al souD and a liberal allowance
Of bread for the asking
The hackers Of the p~ruieer have
agreed 20 mDacribe $1,000 eaci
mouth for three months to eaVer the
cnsf Of m~ainrenance % the place and
rfie Derrnir Cniret Railways have
given the OF their building at
jefferson aqeua Ind Ba6as street.
The ahterr sought In Ia reduce the
lumber Of 'Dan-handlers' on the
streets and no auestians viii be ASH
ed These who ~patrsnize rie place.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-14
Rso 80 Euu Naa shown
Hs Nari,ffs Far in G1itcaan.

The aman taa1 me Nrnpp 42-een-
uneisr gun IL A ateaU novelty IL rg~
Dudlatet By MesaHs,s EruDB IN a gfsIrs-
m'snt lisaIetf a ftv daFs ago 70 SAYS
'We s2liibifsf a t2-aenumefer GIN AZ
riie world. = Fair IA IsgS ThlH how
snslf WIS a egasg isfssnse aau. and
nor n'1naDor'tbie IN sife ieid like our
f-2-eenumsfssr mnrfar # vas mersig
mia mobility Of aur lsirae Siege rms
Siinii authorities anruad e8uld noe
believe IN. Ia our casalan az gie
Chieaga weridfs fair Va stated mat
Gun A2-aeu1imei4sr alIn via one af the
powerful OF existing Weapons
and waa caDHhie &C siioauine thrruaii
the strongest amp armor at anF dia-
uanae likely 10 eame into question in
an engagement. Our hrs1 f2-eenri-
meter ann vaa buil1 IN 1886"
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flis aanf Rsnesys figsiu ~ -tsnuIs
Reieas. ffvsm .an Quentin.

Na u.ier, cunTruf IN ne uenifen-
rsare8 8f lie vest 1aa aFl1,iHs.f mcn
1itsEsr eunfTurersF and sxe8yaHesi Hle:t
1atVAs~5Ii 8gaE run his ceill as lia8
j Hsief.. Hne-aine g'agt nasifsr OF
san F-1nnHsn.. nuy serving a IL
reag- term f1r ansenr.ng 1ribesL
PTiir5ralI fsiIdH and raaaaiI haf'sstH
ius,s. 1s..n Gingerbread, friendships
1rs4s.n AMI Denall discipline usatsfi
1esasIHt uf D%r1paHa.H u DagBie tie
Lizzie BnA8 Befars H. iaff ser~sd
ialf hH -srm as iH raplirs.st ~ other
applicants
Al These anfziaun5 have been
Intensified 1ruIgtI ne raeen1 eialgs
n tie Deraannei 81 Tie prison daa'f
wien President DenniH 81 DUFFY
Rnef 4nraganaHf, vas farusd 10
rsaiau
Hsn5'Y Hieaaf. hsB SUCCESSFUL ia
Neutral That leaves two avawsdlT
for and 1vd against iiB nrsasfdm ar
riia rme with riie iftf man nom
euemsniUfaL
Rnssf IL iautns anew and me cam
Daign for iia rsissias. iaa taken an
new imperia
kusf's champions say he las 8uf-
rsrsf enough. Already he faB serv-
eft four Years.. They say he in oeni-
tent that nia desperateig-ilD- mother
IL pleading 10 see him. aa did his
aged rani1er before he dief, bruaeu-
heartfelt. Because Raef vas rhs only
que Of San Francisenis corruption
ciiaae 10 be cnnvierad, he has been
eallsfi the goat. sacrificed by che
gang.
Gov Hiram w johnson said
when the maHfer came ap six months
aga. that 10 IdlieraDe Ralef then would
be 70 drive Uie iron in0s the souls
% the arher 2 aaa prisoners Becanae
% aiserimdnariau and 5nia IN THE
art1mlda TAKEN generally by aioae
viia Oppose flie DaTsie
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-14

a41uauean smlufs-ns 1arz. HFrsidg
.tasif.ef tsit.sr 1gms. z1tu.r1nenra SIG
ssssssng rsiar inaasnnnit aa srnEnlInIf
s4fsuu n growing nurs ant nnrHs
-.-..,s-.n.fef lnnl llfrsa n~ssfiJsesfs II gEsf.n
4.sn nv szis ragr-4uza HIfslurffzna. q
us.lr Ne Inv.Batiitt ~ luItft fiie uIsissf
rapv.rr1nrnIa n a movement M asiHnr
4nu al urrsE=1 leagIt.unH n Mssz.rn
an lie American asnilHssv ias 1essni
.ssms.f snee ne rrIuIaIgt WITH lis
zIsr-a government 8atam m III
1asr n 1fsiesf d%ininmalsc misiunH h
1einas considered vsraiufu consulting
IL Emis.sf a4sfssH 81 s8gf Il Hnn'Sn
r7ie 1ian II liz diuiamann carps n
Hst-sra Glfsy which ii understand n
b. ACTING as 4 lmfl N "a ara 1ieir
Hf8ir4 IN as.z.nn II t.iHrsss Of al
,,ts.,r affiaer4 This vgliIn nean
nr4rrsrallss 4 severance 81 dinimnaran
v.snfsmnH VIII at countries ant
present a amu1I,4 sfanIH aanr As.y.tsn n
tasnlfE N aLunH
rlie Hsa8Ineaf n.iHr1HnH var.
.1rxnie1r III a ieaId al lie Hf.sslIr II
m dsnnIrr fsle tllHnlHif mniH-
ran nnlf.4s 4nps. a. Gasd Win aaima
IN ia a eunffdenrtHll Iasnr N mn
snaufHfr government. H surrendered
from ms hiding Diaee n r,ie tpaniHif
egar1un. re lH affnlHssf III nanuii-
CIR n ne Villa movement.
e. 1aH 1eame Inuyn mat 51Ine II
tie uninnags n 8ex.uu gitr mat 4Ig
~sf.sss.si i1iau t1ier IN IN NssrI Cruz. 1nf
al acr fending a mpis reaaglis
rsnn ~ Eag-,.4uza. mt 1estuIHt N tie
nuIEsfzzn.ti conditions ana staaruifT u
iand n riie capital.
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la Es,,ls.rxes Riv,pa.<.N offer 80 Hs-ii.
annu a. N..Ifz.sisf IN R%s.sDuftnn

Al international conference II ~
1nssianfaurvss ~ neutral 1ag.nns 20
discuss neRna ~ .ndinE ne HlnH-
1e4n var ~ ssia3iIHiHit nelfz-ali rz-ades
nnrsel AZ Issf am prupnse 1ltsmata
ar'.arsnn ~ an international 1riijnuHlI
a1r establishment II H1r'd lsHes. mas
iet.n Dr1unnsat II A -%.aaiur1un summit
tssdl n Gle Bssnasss y Senator LdFai-
eisa
THE rEssilIt.nm .1nld dIrsss; ule
president II rsis Umtssi siats.H u mn
n.n "a all nesItsal nar.unH nlie drs8r-
a.Illitg ~ a conferences ~ irrng ~
r9i,s gitsfag an European 1nsi.Iltssss
10 asfs.nt offers al nsstIagsnn III var
r-nIs narsnna - eanHiner rI.e# 6H'
fsies general. Limitation II a.-nagnenrHs
r1lesf ar DrnnIDitsun Ir -xJHrrafsun
o. numtsmB II var ne creation 1f
IN faster1rsun 1f neutral natsanH ~
Dngridt. far Neutrality If 1rsan rz.Ide
%rfiifa8s consideration ~ rsie n.glrs
az 1elrs-a commences and al 1fsier
matters rs1a1 naV fsnd rs sssaJilHil
permanent vTrid 1eacs
fie president vauIn Ie empowered
q fDnmnu commissioners a. flie Init
ri 8safEsf Al HIri1 conference. Y1ef5ler
called ny lIiif entufz-T ~ NV gr5ier
nagmnl
TIE n.sfallir4un 4 -ssasiusst BR
unanimous aDnasslm mt a.lGVsesl 70
Ia an aiss fa1ie fGr ainlas anHidnfrT~
rluul
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-14
rvpnrF-sg 'Depunes' Insiiersst for
xssu.a., IN. 1..v ...,-s.v

rypnoY-six .~'nepuraes'' Iniiers.f rnr
staa.t..r IA Hs.v ss..s-s.Y.
Twenty six ilieaal aJpainfs.ft dep.
loe %sfieriFf.s gnu rrssf inra A cr1sSd
Of maglned strikers az RaaHsVsif,, y
g.. January 10. ailltna nyul ware III
iscfsstf far murder by t1s aiddlesiex
eunnfg % r., grant InT al View
arnngwica lsiaf riiestag
The same 1nd9 af men vino ciiags
sf ma men ssnr IA 6aaHsvsif ny
siiesff Eanaaxan with myirt1sr.
white vaafiei' eiis sheriff and
warmly commended nsm for iia sc-
tinua.
liz additional smiuf8 charging
ssruaianB assault and 1as14sry ysrs
AIM Iofa.sff against each NJ the pysn~
Up six mem
When the news u rliss indicrmsn1
s1 che sdepnrle8 rsaeiiet Rs0ssvsir.
inrsngs indlanadlnn va s~xDrs,ssett bg
fiis cifIzfna tiiers 1esalae af the
"9ntt4sVaaiisna' 30 Sheriff Efsuanuans
He xaa riis. man vino SEM that
aina % foaoerg and ~irsgaa. v1a
iEfss given irfitianB nanea and
addresses Among M, niieT m.d and
aai.sst sng alics g'srls ndiifusai aud rite
sheriff DrllRedt
Tias,s,, however vino nave lefr
eiaes,ig watching ulis ensllss sf s@ent.
Al New glnusssica express no Hr4
Dria,. ~ ria acfiam OF ulie grand hiuy
Theg depiarp Sheriff Eaushtau IL 4
member OF tiie Dernacfarin machine
which %anusrHla the ssua1g. and
t~liasrefsrs na afiier Drlss.nrmenb hui
taaf whlaii wa nIrnsd IN, enuid 81
ezDesueit
Nome az the twenty seven men WHO
have been lodassd IN The county Iai
for the Daar rvo WEEKS on warranfl
charging chem With marter wa
present.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-14
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