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The Washington herald., 1915-05-11
PIMLICO ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Selling; handicap; 3Hear-oid'
and upward: mile and seventy Yards. Se2ul
rrda. lO5. To"t"n Field 10; DeS ChaIc"t. q
PeteluS l0j: Battery. &2: C"ss. l0s: York Lad
Jos: Oakhurst. %. Mvoenae. lGi.
SECOND RACE-Iotomac Steeplechase iyear
olds and upward. two miles. Rock Fish. lA: Ab
dom. Ii; Eleciion Bet. l3i Tom Horn. lt; In
dian ARROW It's: DevOtcr l35; swish. lis: Col
lectOr 1856: Golden Vale. H.
THIRD RACE BeIridrrc Handicap: 3yesr-olds ;
one mile CeIto IC. Lady Teresa. S: Ninety
Simplex. S; Razzsuo 10; Runes. los: Trial by
jury 10: VOlaut. -
FOURTH RACE Selling: handicap: 3vesr-old.
and upward: furlnnSs. Amsus. s5 Emerald
Gem, ITO Ella Rry-on. ios. Minstrel. io3: Mar
jnrie Y -. re~ihslIre. le9; Soon. 90: iodeling.
lr: Zindel. i1.
FIFTH EA't. Msidens: 2-year-olds: selling -four
nrd one half rurnnGs Tarbrish. ll5 TribOlo. li5;
Pauette. IL; Maccabee. IL: Bessien, liz; Eddie
r lis. Life. ~. -Trses. lG.
SIXTH RACE-Selling: handicap; Swear oids and
upwsrd: mile and forty yards. Fl Oro los:
Hedcrraph. ~ nr. Duenner. 1903: Balfron. lol
Lady Innocence. e5 Little England. 10: Rolling
Stone iOa: Royal Meteor IN: Daingerfield. lo5.
SEVENTH RACE-selIing: 3-year-oid. and mp
ward: mile. Cliff Haven, q: Joe Diebold.
iI2: IochieI. no: Progressive. lIo: Clint ia
Com Broom, D2: 'LAzuli. lOs; Soldier. Ilo
.Apprentice allowance claimed
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The triple all-star card which is booked
by the Ardmore. Md. boxing officials
for Monday night is the biggest enter
tainment ever staged in this vicinity by
a club of regular membership. Not only
is this show the biggest affair ever
staged by any club in this vicinity. but
il is one of the largest shows ever staged
in this country.
In one or two of the benefit bouts held
in New York City during the regime Of
the State commission many of the title
holders and nCar-Champions have ap-
pcared in four-rOund bouts. These shows
have carried as many as a dozen bouts.
all of the same number Of rounds. but
nothing like twenty. fifteen. and ten
round show has been booked in this
country since the anS-NelSon scrap at
Reno few years back. when the great
colored lightweight landed the verdict
on foul in the forty second round. In
two preliminaries before this fight one
went six rounds and the other eight.
giving the fans at the ringsdc fifty-siN
rounds of fighting.
Should these bouts Monday night go
tn" distance the local fiSiic public will
lee witnessing forty-fv" rounds of mill
ing. and as the boys booked in the main
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WRESTLING FANS AWAIT
ACTION IN CARNIVAL

Local followers of the wrestling game
are awaiting anxiously for the shout OF
go" which will send the grapplers into
action In the big carnival which will be
held as a benefit testimonial to Manager
George Peck at the Gayety Theater to-
morrow night.
Mr.. Peck has been the manager of the
popular local theater for the past seven
season. and 1t was through his efforts
that the ancient game of testing strength
was put on the well-balanced basis 1t
now affords in the District Two crack
er-jack bouts are scheduled for fans of
the mat game. In the main attraction
Joe Turner. the middle weight wrestler
Of the world. will meet Fritz Hanson, the
middle-weight graphing champion from
England. This bout Is a finish affair,
and as both boys are going at top speed
at present one of the greatest matches
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HEAVY HITTING HELPS
PIRATES BEAT CUBS

Pittsburgh. May 1o.-The Pittsburgh
Pirates defeated the Chicago Cubs to-
day. 10 to :. in a game featured by
long hits. Cooper and label started in
the box and both gave way in the
second inning after being hit hard.
Councilman got along all right until
the sixth inning, when four runs were
scored off him on single. a double.
and two triples. G. Adams then went
to the mound and stopped further scor-
ing label was succeeded by Laven-
der. who was also hit hard in the fifth
inning. and he gave way to Cheney.
Adams finished the game. Score:
R.H.E
Chica 60 ........... % 70
Pittsburgh ......... o o 10
Rattrrics-Zah-. Lavender. Cheney Il. Adams
and RIesnahan: Cooper. Councilman Adams and
Sciang. !mpires MC>srs. RiSler and Hart.
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If Mack Destroys Contract
Baker Will Join Athletics

Philadelphia. May l"-''Home Run"
Baker and Connie Nack nave been in con-
ference. The noted fence breaker Is
ready to rejoin the Athletics under Ger
tain conditions. He is ready to play out
this season if Connie Mack will release
him from his three-year contract.
Baker. after his talk with Mack Sat
urday night said that the only reason
he offered to join the Athletics thi.
year and play out the season is to
straichten out matters. There has
heen SO much talk and criticism of him
that he is willing to play this year
IL Mr.. Mack will destroy the old con-
tract. that there will not be a chance
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in the history OF the game in the Dis.
trict should result.
Turner arrived in Washington yester.
day from tour which lasted the mas,
ten days. The local grappler looks to be
In the best of condition and claims "a
be ready for a hard contest. as he reaIi.
zes Hanson is one Of the best men he
ever met
In the preliminary bout which will
open the evenings performance Bumps
Turner. brother of Joe Turner. will
meet Sailor Nokes. another fast light.
heavyweight, in a finished afrair. Noke.
holds the championship of the navy IN
this class. and as Bumps has been prim.
Ing for this occasion the fans should wit.
ness good bout. There is no end nj
competition between these mat artists
and this match is being speculated upon
quite as much as is the main bout.
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OF a recurrence of the present mix up.
He added:
1t is not a case OF money. The sal
airy that my contract calls for is salts
factory to me. 1 do desire TO get away
from big baseball. as l do not care
TO remain away from home, as
have to do in the big leagues | have
no desire 10 play with any other team
than the Athletics. and only consent
to play one more year so that the whole
matter may be Strengthened out. Mr..
Mack may have my services whenever
he desires them under the conditions l
named to him tonight. | will not play
this year so long as the contract exists
which holds me for next season.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-11
BEDIENT WEAKENS.
-. Louis Feds Capture Overtime
Game from Buffalo, to g,

Buffalo, May 10.-Four singles off Re-
dent in the fourteenth inning gave st.
Louis 5-to-3 victory over the Buffeds
today After the fifth inning the locals
failed to score off Herbert. Schulz, for
Buffalo, was driven from the box in the
fourth. Anderson pitched the fifth in
ming. and then Bedent went in and held
the visitors safe until the fourteenth
when singles by johnson. Herbert
Vaughn. and Drake. together with Il
double steal. gave the Sloufeds two runs.
Score:
Il II. f.
81. I,ou.......... oOo.o0l eo0oo6a-5 I3
Bnfs". "............ 0ol2oOB0 8
Batteries Herbert and Hartley: Schulz Andes-
son Bcdient and Alien and Blair. Umpires-
Me,srs. Johnstone and Fyfe
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NEW YORK PITCHERS
HAMMERED BY BRAVES

Boston, Nav l0-Three Giant pitchers
tried in vain to stem the tide of base hits
today to no avail and the Braves won.
II to .. Tesreau started of and was met
with hail of wallops which put across
six Boston runs in the first inning.
Thereafter Schupp and Ritter in torn
were bombarded.
The Giants took liberties with the de-
liveries OF Lefty Tyler and Crutcher but
the Boston batters pulled their pitchers
chestnuts out of the fire for them. Score:
r. H T..
New York % 3-9 IS :
Roston. ............... 50 0 0 = x-H IS >
Ratteries-TesFcau Schupp Ritter and Meyers
and Mclean: Tyler Cm;chsr and Whaling. I'm
Tid ps-Messrs. KLEIN and Emslie
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Will Declare Peace
In Baseball Shortly
GAMES AT WHITE LOT OFF

Because Of the high school
cadet reEimental drill being held
On the white House E1lipse to-
day. there will be ne amateur
games On these grounds. TIE De-
partmental, Government. Home
Club and War lnterbureau
Leagues will be idle today. hut
the scheduled game In most Of
the circuits will he played on On
Saturday.
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Kauff Unable to PLAY.

New York NAV 7o-Eight thousand persons
visited Lenox Oval yesterday in the expect alton
Of seeing Benny kauff. the star outhelder of tie
BROOKLYN Tip Tops. play with Mike Donlin's Star,
against the Lincoln Stars, but they went home
disappointed. The police interfered with the plan.
OF the managers. as after the Lincoln Stars had
defeated the Colored Gaints in a preliminary seven.
inning game BY score Of to T. the guardians
Of <se peace stepped forward and would not per.
nit any more baseball. Among the crowd of fans
were several Federal League agents. who were on
hand to see whether ksun would violate rlle
of the league in playing with an outside team
during the championship season.
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PINLIC0 RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SelIins: 2-year- -olds: four and one
half furlouss. Ataka. lOe tSchuttingerl. $40 $50
s2-7o. won; Utizzi. lo ULruderl $50 $40 secund
Havana, lN tLaferTyl. Sslo. third. Time oS
Blue Rock Susan Constant Little Gink School for
Scandal. Waioniha. and IAttle Alta also ran.
SECOND RACE-Linstead Steeplechae: 4-year-
oids and upward; two miles. Worst Dale I3l
Cwolks). $3.50. $50 $40. won Garter Ip CBoyIel
$50. S 90 second; Frog. Hp HAYES. Sic third
Tinle 357 %. Race Brook ReiIay Young Nor
rhes Buck Thorn. Union Jaca, and Mis- Cs..-
paush also rar.
THIRD RACS-SeIlinr: msiden.: 3-year-olds and
upward: coe mile. Sir William Johnson I0e tSchut-
tingerl, so. $50. S.lo won: Coin lOe Turner
The Washington herald., 1915-05-11
Fraternity Is Beaten

The Westover Athletic Club defeated the Fra
ternity Athletic Club Westover Field yestrrda,
bv the score Of to l. The fraternity team had the
WestoIers to at the beginning Of the ninth
inning. when Callahan. Of the fraternity team who
had been pitching such mastery game of ball
blew up and when the smoke had cleared ava the
WestOvers had scored six runs
The Washington herald., 1915-05-11
Harper and Rondeau
Cut Loose By Griffith
High School Game Postponed.

The high school game between
Western and Business to have
been played today has been post
poned till Wednesday, owing to
the reEimental drill. II will he
played mt the American League
Park at 3::BO p. m.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAY RESULTS.
Pittsburgh 10: Baltimore. T.
Chicago 10: Newark ).
Kansas City L. BROOKLYN. ).
st. Louis 5: Buffalo, )
GAMES TODAY.
Pitt sbuTgh at Baltimore.
Kansis City at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Newark
St. Louis at Buffalo.
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Yankee A. C. Wants Games.

The Yankee Athletic club would like chal-
lenge all fast E-yesrold independent clubs and
teams in or out of the District Address J. n.
Rcbinscn I345 street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-11
DELL'S HURLING WINS
GAME FOR BROOKLYN

Brooklyn. May 10.-Wheezer Dell held
the Phillics to three hits this afternoon
while the Superbas were taking liberties
with the offerings of Erskine Mayer, and
Brooklyn victory was the result. to o.
An error, Wheat's double. and Cut
shaws triple scored two i'm the first.
SchultZ's triple. Dell's single. another er-
ror. and Daubert's double brought in
three in the second.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-11
NEWARK IS BEATEN.
Chicago Whales Hammer Ball and
Win, 10 to s.

Newark. May l0.-The Chicago Whales
broke their losing streak here today.
taking the Newfeds into camp, 10 to 5.
Newark led until the seventh. when the
Chicago slugcers fell upon Reulbach for
five hits. including two triples and a
double which. with an error, brought
across six runs. Score:
r. H. Z.
Chca so.............. 90 SO u ,
Newark. ............... o o > 0-5 9
Bstterie--Black Johnson Mcconnell and Viii
son: Reubscn. Brandon and Rariden Cmrire,-
Messrs. Mccormick and Weserveit
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BOSTON WINS FROM
THE NEW YORK YANKS

New York. May lO.-GeOrge Foster
outpitched Martin McHale. the Irish
thrush. today and the Red Sox trimmed
the Yankees, 3 to !.
Foster gave eight bases on balls. but
was invincible in the pinches. base
on balls to Caldwell. an infield out. and
Highs single in the ninth. averted
Yankee shutout. Score:
X. X. +.
New YOrk. k............. o o 0 Ii 0
BatterieS-Flster and Thomas: McHsc and Nuna-
mailer. rmpres-Messs. Mullancy and Evans.
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PittsburEh Rebels Trim Baltimore
by 10 to Count.

and several errors enabled Pittsburgh TO
defeat Baltimore here today. 10 to l.
Suggs pitched well for three innings. but
the Rebels got to him for three runs I'm
the fourth. In the seventh and eight tn
they again bombarded him and scored
three and four runs. respectively. Bailey
went in IN the ninth. but 1t was too late
Cy Berger replaced Leclair in the sixth
frame after Doolan had doubled. Score ::
r. II. +.
Pittsburgh .......... 0 o 90 10 =
BaltimC re ............ o o % 9 4
Batteries-Leclsir, Barper. and Berry: Suggs
Howell.
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Brooklyn, s: Phillies, 0.
Boston. IA; New York, 9.
Pittsburgh. 10: Chicago. T.
Pittsburgh at PHILADELPHIA.
Cincinnati at New York
Chicago At Brooklyn.
St Louis at Boston.
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COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES
yEs1ERDAY's RESULTS.
Boston. 3; New York. /.

YEsTERDA1
American.
Boston. 3; New York. /.
:. roDArs
at Chicago
Athletics at st. Louis
New York a. Cleelvand.
Boston At Detroit.
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Potomac League.
TERRAPINS LOSE ANOTHER

Government Hospital Insane.
Congress HeI2hts........
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10
OUR BARGAIN OF 1867.

The old impression that Alaska composed in tie of sealing grounds glaciers cebergs and eternal dies finger death Despite the wealth that has poured of gates since the stampede Alaskan gold fields the impress sion has persisted The nation began glimpse something the of the during the conservation fight that marked the Taft administration Now that the United States is driving railway through the All miles of river valley, hills and mountains between Seward and Fair banks there of disposition take an appreciave Alaskan inventory.
 Just what have in Alaska? As a market for American products Alaska with its 600 population ranks with China 4000000 sous yet grey concerned the open door In 1914 shipped to Alaska something than $O000 worth of goods two thirds of the manufactured articles Alaska is yielding about as much gold California; and since 1867 quarter of billion dollars out of these northern mines Fish, seal skins copper fish o silver coal and fus have added another quarter billion in the period Shipments the United totaled $44,00G000
 Lay Alaska down the map of the United States and will the whole east of the Mississippi river In Eurassa those sections of Norway Sweden Russia in Europe and Siberia lying in the latitude Alaska have popu aton totang llOOOOOO souls Alaska population possisb ties well mining and and the railway will help greatly in realizing these Under present conditions trade with Alaska has doubled the last 10 years and of minerals and timber practically untouched Along the length of the railway placer districts we'll nigh continuous and the United States Navy regarded with anxiety the richness of the Matanuska fields about be tapped by branch road of the railway line.
 In 1914 we imported two pounds of Alaska salmon for every woman and child in Contnea United States We bought $20OO0O0 worth of Alaskan fish, than double of our Norwegian imports The northern gold brought into the Pacific ports in that year reached value of than $18 OOOOOO Excluding the Canadian gold received got 58 23 ot ts precious metal than twice the paid by
 this country to Russia for the entire Alaskan domain 1867.
 As the years pass native resources are overtaken by growing population will have respect foresight of Secretary of State Seward who knew bargain when it was offered to him.-St. Louis Republic
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10

England not peasedwith because pleased witt Germanys earnest effort eliminate dispeasure Tn British papers think President Wilson slightly modified hi demands in order to avoid and maybe he did, ittle b 1t said the credit of long head
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10
EDITO ORIAL COMM MENTS

If the Kennecott mines in Alaska operate successfully throughout the winter they furnish the needed example cause others to do the same thng.-Seattle Times.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10

Toovana IS receiving another boost from Fairbanks streak for four miles is lined up according reports the output of gold for this year only placed $6OOO
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10

The four insane prisoners that Deputy Marshal Al Dow ing brought here and turned Sam Brghtwe take the asylum at Moingsde not commonly supposed the four councmen from Valdez who passed the City Ordinance which extend the City of Valdez limits Pole The Big Four still large but for how long Lord how long
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10

The Fairbanks Times, answering query of correspon- dent to the execution of the death penalty Alaska there have been three. It includes execution yncng at Valdez oms however the ynchng of at Yakatat by his surviving partner and his wife for killing other partnersan event which furnished the plot for of Jack I4ondons famous psychological stories
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10

President Wilson's friends framing up for his re- nomination just though the world brand and every
 thing gad and Bryan hadn't been go and Champ Clark dog had been kicked and the 1912 convention said word against second term The capacity to forget great an attribute as the magnanmou power forgive But there lot of people who not going profess ownership of either in the coming campaign because times have hard under the Presidents tariff they have been unable to acquire title
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-02-05
NOTED PERSONS DIE.

Iondou.-Rear Admiral the Hon. v.
"A. Montague. aged 73
Princess Maria Pia daughter of the
duke of Parma, died "Wednesday IN
Switzerland
New York.-William NJ. Brown, rep
wesentative-elect in congress from
Pennsylvania and former lieutenant
governor.
General George Stone, a notable
figure in the political history of Cali
Fornia. and an active participant in
nubHc affairs, died Saturday after a
lingering illness. He was ~ years
old
Chicago, Feb. 2-William Lewis
Grey, founder of the Hide and Leather
bank, which afterward merged into
the First National bank, died here to-
day aged 81. He was one of the pio-
.oeers in the wholesale business.
New Albany. Ind.-Lucy Nichols
said TO be the only negro woman hon
eored with membership in the Gran
Army of the Republic and pensioned
toy the government for her services IL
the civil war as nurse, is dead here
sunday. She Joined the Twenty-Five
treatment in Tennessee in 1861.
Seattle, - General Lyman Banks
formerly brigadier general command
ing the national guard of Iowa, ant
prominent in the Grand Army ant
Loyal Legion in Washington, died
his home on Orcas island, aged z
years. He served four years in tn
civil war, being mustered out as car
cain of regulars.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-02-05
INDUSTRY AND IMPROVEMENT.

Carnegie Libraries are to be con-
structed at Pendleton and Milton, Ore.
At the former place the building will
cost $4,000. under a $4,000 annual
maintenance fund by the county, and
at the latter the cost will be $500,
with $3.50 maintenance fund.
The Kennewick Fruit & Produce
company has arranged for the pur-
chase of the Kennewick creamery,
and will operate the plant in connec-
ton with its mercantile business, un-
der an arrangement whereby the
dairymen agree to take $1,000 worth
of stock in the company and deliver
their milk product to the creamery fol-
period of one year.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-02-05
Americans Band for Neutrality.

Citizens from nearly every section
of the country, some representing
German-American societies, churches
of different denominations or other or
CARNATIONS and others acting individu-
ally, held a conference Saturday at
our national capital and resolved to
form national organization to re
establish genuine American neutrality
and to uphold it free from CONNER
cial, financial and political subser-
vience to foreign powers" Represen-
tative Bartholdt of Missouri, was
chosen to head the organization com
mittee, and Horace L. Brand of Chi
cago was elected secretary.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-02-05
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
ITEMS Of GENERAL INTEREST
FRESH FROM OUR DAILY
NEWSPAPER SERVICE.
GATHERED OVER THE GLOBE
sfappenings National, Historical and
Political and Personal Events
Herewith Selected for Our
Many Readers.

The great armies in the far east
are now fighting along 1900 mile
front.
Ohio paid tribute Jan. % to the mem
e,ry Of William Mckinley on the ami
Versary of his birth.
The Cook county grand jury has
recommended that the Illinois parole
raw be repealed.
German ammunition works are at
present turning out 100000 shrap-
nell shells monthly.
.Rnssia has informed Persia of her
regret that Persia should have become
the arena of hostilities.
The government of South Africa
mas announced that the export of
unaize and oats is prohibited.
Fifty Greek villages around Kars
sn southern Trans-Caucasia were re-
Gently laid in ruins by the Turks
The ninth biennial session Of the
international Purity congress will be
held at San Francisco July 1S to II
next
General Villa was shot and wound
ed three times Saturday by Co. Ro
d Ifo Fierro, his personal body guard
This rumor is denied.
Ward Snyder. who killed his wife
Eenora Beresford Snyder, January 81
at Houston, Texas. died from poiso
ne swallowed after committing tn
crime.
A London police court has decide
that in England to call man a &c
man Il he is not, is to abuse him an
render oneself liable to prosecution.
owing to the war 212 German new
papers are already said to have disa
-peared. At least half that numb
have probably died in Great Britain
FLORENCE, Italy-Some 1900 mel
beers of the labor exchange have d
rided upon a general strike as a pr
test against the increased price
food
The German mlntary dulhOiieioS
belgium have forbidden the sale
photographs or picture postcards
King Albert and NJ Max, mayor
BRUSSELS.
Europe has turned to the Uuit
states for butter. Chicago deale
shipped two carloads to England Ia
week and are negotiating for adj
Gional large sales.
The house immigration commit
voted eight to three to report the 1
migration bill, vetoed by Preside
Wilson back to the house WI
the recommendation that 1t be
1oassed over his veto
A report on the conditions OF I
savings banks of the empire durn
1918. issued in Berlin Monday sho'
that the deposits in the II months
shat year increased by $25O,OO0,O
over the total of the previous year.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-02-05
SHIP BILL is. IN DANGER.
Few Democrats Desert Party to De-
feat the Measure.

Washington, Feb. Mine democrats
in the senate today joined an alliance
with the republicans in an unexpected
attempt to recommit the government
ship purchase bill
The sudden revolt turned in a mo-
ment an administration advantage in
to-a defensive, which tonight appeared
almost hopeless to many democratic
leaders.
Forced to fight for the very life OF
the proposed measure, the democrats
succeeded in adjourning the senate
with the motion pending to send the
bill back to committee. A party eau
Gus Immediately was called.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-02-05
Here's puck-Lessed Chick.

Eaton. .O.-George White has pro-
duced by selective breeding the short
est legged chicken in existence after
ten years of effort, during which he
crossed and recrossed breeds. The
result is a big white fowl that contin-
ually seems to be sitting, the impress
sion being due solely to the shortness
of its legs. When 1t walks ii waddles
like q duck