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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-07-29
RUSSIANS HALT GERMANS
in ENvELOrNIENT OF WARSAW

London. England. THE Austro-
German attempts to envelop the Rus
sian army defending Warsaw which
for time progressed almost with
the momentum of the campaign in
Gaicia, have been brought clearly to
a standstill, and where the Germans
by yard.
The German field marshal. Won
|Mackensen, has taken few villages
on the l4ublin railroad on the Wis
tnla and the Austrians by counter
olfenses at Sokel have captured po-
|sitions which will favor the German
flank. But as has so often occurred.
Berlin officially reports "otherwise
the position of the troops under Won
Mackensen remains unchanged" +"
Along the Nistula to the 1vango-
rod TO Novogeorgevisk even less
progress apparently has been made.
while along the Narew, where Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg has been
directing Operations he is now large
ly occupied i'm meeting the Russian
counter attacks.
Rally from the Baltic.
llt ltuSsldllS WHO were uelPateu
recently in the Baltic provinces al
ready have turned back and accord
ing to the Berlin reports have de-
|livered an attack from Mittauz.
which has been repulsed. Further
sonth the Germans have taken some
|little ground toward the Petrograd.
railroad and il is considered that Gen
cral Won Ruelow will turn to the
southwest to threaten the Russian
|army which is engaging Won Hinden-
burg.
All the military critics here believe
THAT this is the most critical engage
ment of the whole German plan TO
|reach the Lublin railroad. With in
terest largely centered i'm Russia the
offence of the French in
Alsace has been almost disregarded.
The French have concentrated lot
OF artillery in this region and are
tearing up the German defensive
works.
Artillery likewise is playing an i'm
portant part in the battle on the lion
10 where the Italians are reported to
( have sheled the Austrian positions
for three days.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-07-29
ROMANCE NOT
KILLED BY WAR
DAUGHTER OF BRITISH PREMIER
Is TO MARRY HER FATHERS
SECRETARY

London. England. (Correspond-
er,ce of The Associated Press )-7-As
evidence that rnmanna is nnt tn ha
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09

SAN FRANCISCO, oct 9.-Jane
Adams European peace plan, advo-
eating the appointment OF a com
mittee of forward-looklng spirits
and avoidance of diplomats and in
ternational lawyers, win be discussed
and framed definitely for action at
International Peace Congress which
opens here tomorrow.
Miss Adams" said L. p Loeb
mar. national secretary OF the associa-
ton. feels that diplomats and In
ternational lawyers had so much tc
do with getting the world in this mess
that the best interests Of peace plans
( are served by avoiding them"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09
Fred Hill Dies.

Ereu Hlll Dies
Fred Hill, well known farmer, who
sustained a broken back September
when he was drawn into the fly wheel
of an engine, died this morning at St
Anthonys hospital. The funeral ar
rangements have been made for to-
morrow afternoon at 2:S0 O'Clock
from the Folsom undertaking parlors.
Rev. Snyder of the Presbyterian
church will conduct the services.
Frederick Albert Hill was born in
Pendleton on March 29, 1872, and had
lived most of the time in mis- county,
except for few years spent. in Ca
NADIA. He was married on September
II, 1905, to Miss Ida Snyder, who sur
wives him Besides the widow he is
survived by three brothers, Dan OF
Pilot Rock. ]. C. Hill of North va
kima and Augustus F, Hill of Jordan,
Mont, and four sisters, Mrs. William
Barber and Mrs. L. Y. Mathews OF
Richland, Ore, Mrs. j. A. Padon OF
La Grande and Mrs. c. \, Kidder OF
Tacoma, Wash.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09
Man was shot Through Head.

Confirmation of the report that
the remains Of man had been found
near Coyote by a construction crew
few days ago was brought to Pen
dleton today by Ollie Forbes of lone,
formerly of this city He said the
man had probably been dead a year
or more and indications are that he
had been shot through the head, A
pile of sagebrush had been put over
the remains. It is believed the man
was murdered,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09

Jake Kees, an old time resident Of
Weston and vicinity, and well known
to many Of the old timers, died Sep
tember II, at his home in Blocks
burg, California, where he had re-
sided and held the office of justice Of
the peace, for a number of years. He
is survived by his wife and two mar
ried daughters Athena Press.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09
Sues Railroad Company.

As administrator of the estate Of
Alice l. Ashbaugh, deceased, L. B,
Ashbaugh has brought suit against
the O.-W. r. & n. Co. to collect ST.
500 damages for the death of Mrs
Ashbaugh under the wheels of an o.
w. r. & ~ train at Echo Dec. 90,
1914. The complaint was filed by
Fee & Fee and Raley & Raley today
and recites that for over 10 years pri-
or to that date it was the custom of
the railroad company to leave long
trains standing on the side track at
Echo and that people were obliged
to crawl under the trains or climb
between the cars. The death of Mrs
Ashbaugh is charged to negligence
on the part Of the company.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09
Addresses Graduating class.

Prof. A, c, Hampton, acting super
intendent of the Pendleton schools,
went to Stanfield last evening and de-
livered an address before the class
graduated last spring from the
school The graduating exercises
were not held last spring for various
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, oct s.
This is Peace Day at the fair. A
program memorializing the principle
of universal peace, prepared by Da-
vid starr Jordan, president Of Leland
stanford. Jr.. university, was pre-
sented.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09
Buys Fine Hogs.

Harrison & Hadley, local farmers,
have just received pair of register
ed Chester White pigs from F. G.
Baughman of Newberg The sire of
the pigs was grand champion at the
state fair Recently this same firm
received a shipment of pure bred
Crystel White Orpington chickens.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09
Commissioner Not Named.

Contrary to expectations Messrs
Marsh and Coekburn did not make
an appointment of a commissioner
today. The time Of the court has
been taken up with the hearing Of a
school case.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09
NeWSyNoteS of PendIetOn

reasons and were postponed until
this fall Prof. Hampton returned tu
Pendleton this morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09
sues for Judgment.

Through suit filed today in the cir
cult court w, J. Clarke asks for
Judgment for $685. against Carl
NewQuist. His attorneys are Fee &
Fee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09

NUW + WUFW
A son was born yesterday morning
to Mr. and Mrs George Parrott ct
hoo Raley street,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

and say that said I would throF
Stecher in the strongest language yo'
can put together"
CAME See How lie Can Lose.
Rochelle. cutters manager, was EN-
phatic In his prediction OF the cham
pion's victory. Il cannot see how hi
can lose" he remarked.
Eddie Smith Of Chicago. the referee
at the Fontenelle said that he was much
pleased by the appearance Of Stecher
whom he had never seen before coming
to Omaha TO referee the match.
"Stecher has the appearance OF being
most capable man." said Smith, "and
should undoubtedly put up a great conf
test I did not see him stripped. how
ever, and am unable to judge Of hit
physique as compared with that Of
Cutler"
At the hour this edition went to presd
the big wrestlers had not finished the
first round Of the match. which was held
before a crowd that taxed the seating
capacity provided and overlooked on tho
grounds
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
JOHNSON AND MRS. G. W.
WiGHTMAN WINNERS

PITTSBURGH. July 6-The clay court
tennis championships were finished on
the Pittsburgh Athletic association
courts this afternoon with the final CT
the mixed doubles, which went 20 MrB
g. W. Wightmsn and II. C.. johnson OF
Boston, who got defaults from their OPP
ponents In the first round and tho semi
finals. defeated Miss snyder and her
brother. W. p snyder. in the second
round, ana opposed Miss Clare Cassei OF
New York and Percy Siverd Of Pitts
ourgh In the final. Tho Boston team was
victorious by scores OF g. so.
Miss Molla Bjorstedt. tho Norwegian
champion. proved her superiority over
Mrs WHITMAN OF Boston after losing
the first set. SO. by taking the next two,
81. 6-8
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
Mixed Doubles Are
On at Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH. Pa. July 5.-with a lib
eral uso Of gasoline tho courts were
gotten In shape this morning to start the
semi-finals of the women's singles ana
some matches Of the mixed doubles In
the clay court tennis championships,
Mrs. q W. wightman OF Boston de-
feated Misc Glare Cassoll OF New York In
tho semi-final. and will meet Miss Moiia
Bturstedt Of New York In the final later
in the day
In the mixed doubles. first round: Mrs.
Wightman and H. g. Johnson won from
Miss Miller and p. c. Maher by default.
In the mixed doubles. second round,
"a. w. wightman and II. c. johnson de-
feated Miss M. b. Snyder and w. p.
snyder-s-2. Ga. and Miss Glare Cassel
and Percy siverd defeated Miss Molia
BIuhstedt and II, d. Denny-7-6. e-6 Ga
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
GIANT WRESTLERS
BOTH CONFIDENT
Cutler Positively Predicts He Will
Win-Steoher Says He Expects
10 Be the Winner
HETMAEEK FRowNs ON BETTING

Positive predictions Of victory
made by cutler and his followers and
a quiet. even conservative, confidence
on the part OF Stecher, the Nebraska
bow who will seek to take the Ameri-
can wrestling crown from its present
holder. marked the final hours prior
to the championship contest. which
began at O'Clock last night at
Rourke park.
Yes, expect to win said
Stecher at his headquarters at the
Merchants hotel. He spoke quietly
and, although he did not add Il ex-
pect to give everything that Is in me
TO win this match" his determine
ton to do just that thing was evil
dent as he made the characteristic
cally brief statement.
Meets His Friends
In the morning he was in his room at
his MOTEL for several hours and there met
a number OF his friends. who were de-
lighted to discuss his prospects of vic
tory with him.
Hetmanek. Stecher's manager made
conservative statement that he expected
his protogee 10 win the match. He re-
marked. however. in answer TO a CUES
ton that he regretted that many of
stscher's friends had given odds in
wagers on him. And said he, the
bets that are being made are too large.
There is so much money being laid that
whichever way the match goes there Is
bound to be some hard feeling. feel
that all Stecher's hackers should have
gotten even money"
In contrast, Cutters statement at the
Castle hotel was eIuberant In it's fore
cast of victory. Cutler was so busy he
apparently didn't have time to think of
the match. His friends and members OF
his retinue gave him but & few instants
of leisure. what with their introductions
OF admirers, consultations about one
thing and another. and an automobile
ride or two.
You can say that II Stecher Is not a
lion and q tiger and a champion wrestler
all mixed up in one man, I will throw
him." said Cutler. You just so ahead
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
ANDREWS PITCHES N0-HIT
N0-RUN GAME AT SCHUYLER

SCHUYLER, Neb., July 5.-CspeciaI
Telegram.) - Schuyler defeated Cedar
Bluffs in the best game seen here this
year. 2 TO o. Both sides played snutout
ball until the seventh, when Schuyler
scored two runs on an error, three-base
hit by Hronek and a single by Davis
Andrews pitched a great game, not allow
ing a hit OF n run and striking out six
teen men. This is his second no-hit game
of the season and his second straight
shutout, having shut out Fremont last
Sunday. l to 0. Score: RHEJ
Cedar Bluffs.......O o o 0 90 o
Schuyler ...........O o 0 0 o. Pa 2
Batteries: Schuyler. Andrews and
Davis; Cedar Bluffs, Backemueler and
Clark. Struck out: by Andrews 16; By
BaCkemueler, 9.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
New Track Record
Is Set at Kearney

kEARNEN, Neb.. July Especial Tel
egran,) THE closing day OF the Midsun,-
mer racing meet was most successful
hprigRan. the exposition $40 900 handlcap
winner. appeared on the track. The fen
ture event Of the day was the 2.Os mace
IN which Ovloda act new track recor5
doing the distance in 2.Io fiat. The. ,racL
vas trifie stow but the 700 people
present enjoyed ,he close finish Of the
day. Results
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

!, Wo-pahe hIts' CHAPMAN. jackson.
haNansgh; Three-base hits; Crawford
at. kavanagh. Double plays: wambe-
sanss to Chapman TO Jackson: Bush to
Turns. Bush to Kavanagh TO Burns.
on. 3: off colelehkfe. g. Hits; orr Nor
oumbe, In six innings: off Morton.
" two innings; OFF oSeleskie, D In seven
INNINGS; off Cavet, none In one inning;
ctf Dubuc, none In one inning, Struck
out; BY COveleakie, s: by Dubuc. 1. I'm
nros. Connolly and Wallace. Score sec
ond game;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

Two-base hits; O'Neill. Witt, KavanaRh
Cobb, Burns. Three-base hits: Chapman,
VIZ. stolen bases: Graney, Smith. Bases
on nalis; orr Hagerman. ?; Off Dubuc. &
struck out: BY Hagerman 4; BY nubuc
9 Wild pitch: Hagerman. Umplres:
Walsh and Connolly
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
RED SOX TAKE PAIR,
CUT CHICAGO LEAD
BOstons Creep Up on Leaders by
Double Win While COmiskeys
Drop Two.
SENATORS ARE BLANKED TWICE

BOSTON. July b,--The Red SoK win
ming twice from Washington. while Chi
caro was losing today. narrowed the
margin % the latter's iead IN tho ieague
race. Boston shut out Washington IN
both games The morning game was
caIied ia the last half Of the sixth in
ming because Of rain. Score. fret game;
WASHINGTON. nosroN
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
Brenk Tifdy-Firi,.

DETROIT Mich. July 6-Detroit and
CLEVELAND divided i0day@s double blu
INC locals winning ifc morning game
90 I, ana the visitors taking TIE after
noon contest. 10 =. Heavy hitting ia
The eighth inning. coupled with two
haseF on b0ls. won for DetrOi. IN tho
forenoon. In The afternoon game De
troit outbatted Cleveland and Dubuc
outpitched Hagerman, but thu TEera
Weakened IN the pinches Seors. first
game:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
Koob Awarded 10 browns.

CINCINNATI. o., July 6LThe National
Base Ball commission In a decision today
awarded player Koch to the st. Louis
American league club Battle Creek club
Of the Southern Michigan league laid
claim to the player, but the commission
meut and disallowed the claim.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
Billy Carlson Dies
of His Injuries

TACOMA. Wash, July 6.-Bnly Carlson.
an automobile driver injured In the races
In the Tacoma speedway yesterday, died
here early today.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

Two-base hits Howard. Stolen base
Koth. Sacrifice hits: Pratt. G. walker
Double plays: =. Walker and Pratt.
i~a!an, Pratt and Howard Bares on
ans; Benz, l. Hits-Off Benz 10 in five
innings. of WoifgAng. I'm three in
mngs struck Ott Benz, 3: Wulfgane.
Hamilton. p Passed ball: AEn.w I'm,
Iinee; Evans and Chill.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
Naeks whip Yaaks twice.

NEW YORK. July 5.-PhiladelphIa
winning both sections OF a double header
from New York. 90 and 10 T.
The Athletics won the fret game
through errors by New York In the see
ond game the Yankees outhit the visit
tors. but BreEslsr kept men from the
plate at critical stages. Score. first
Eamss
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
PHILADELPHIA

NNINW II11II = ~
.hatted Tor High IN ninth.
Lated Tor Hartxell Ia ninth
hatteo Tor WARRIOR Ia ninth
Ran Tor Cree IN ninth.
YEN SsFz..... ,'..''55 . . ~
Two-base hit; Cree Thres-oass hit,
Peckinpaueh. Houe run: Waian. stolen
naaei Geek. Double plays; Maissl 10
hunnuaker, hisel % Boone 10 Pip. Left
% naeea; New York. .; Phllaaelphia s.
bAeea on balls: Off WaFhop, q OFF Brsas.
Ter. = struck cut; BY Warhop. 4: 81
s5,,esssss. Unpirss; o'L.ouTalin and
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
Easy Win for Falls city.

FALLS CITY. Neb.. July 5.-(SpeciaI
Telegrsm.)- Falls City easily defeated
the Tarldo Tigers today. 5 to /. Snidi
struck out ten men. Score: R.H.E!
Tarkio .......1 o o o o o o OIL . >
Fails City....z Q . 0 0O1 0-5 S {
Two base hits: Hicklin (D. Matthews.
Three-base hit: Dayton. Struck out: Ry
Snidi. 10; by Tyers, 4; by Mcbride, q
Double play: Prater to Heck. Time
20o. Umpire: Vandehill. Attendance, 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06


Called at end OF sixth. rain.
sBatted for Ayers In fifth.
Washington ...............lo o o o O-e
Boston .....................e e1 -
Two-base hits. shanks. Poster. Three
base hits. Janvtfn, Thomas Stolen baRe:
sharks. Left on basaH. WARllangfon, 8:
Boston, ]. Bases on halls. OFF Ayers. g.
OFF Foster. 4. Hits: OF Ayers, In four
innings; OFF EnEci. none In five innings
struck out: BY AyreH 1. by Foster l.
Passed ball Thomas Umpires. Nallm
and Dineen. Score second game.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

LON GBEACH. Cal. July 6-Clareneo
Griffin and william Johnson OF san
Francisco retained the Pacific coast
donbles championship by defeAiinS hen
today Nat Browne and Claude. AYay-ne 81
Los Angeles. 90, "a. CA Jotas0n was
the star Of the match.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
NEW YORK
Totals ...S5 Al n
.Aatted fer Fisher in seventh
sbatted for Borwn IN eiRhth

Philadelphi ,...,..0 81 0ot ~
New York ,..,..,....0 0O0 81 l "a
Two-bsae hit: Pip, Three-base nit:
SchanS- Stoltn bases: Pipp, Welsh 90.
l-atole. MURPHY Double play; Kopf 10
LaJoio 10 hclnnis. Bases on balls or
Brown, Il off Bush. 4. hits: OF Fisher
In seven innings; off Brown, / In one
inning; off Warhop, none IN one inntnR
III BY pitched ealls By WARRIOR, Muir.
ny. Struck out; BY Fisher, 2; oy I3ush
:; BY WaIhop, l. Wild pitch Fisher
asssd bail; Lapp. Umpires hldehrand
ard o LouHhlin.
scorc. second game.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

ST. LOUIS. July S-Jamas and Ifamu-
iun Won . dcubie header FOR 81 3ouiH
lcdaF. the former defeating ChicaVo s
90 IN the first eamo and the lNtter
IA Ia the second game.
NeaNof aaFed his team from !, shut
Out Ia ~ ranY game, hil b. the head
~ pi|hed ball la the eighth innina.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06


of
of
o. IN o wa the referee
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

Relief from Acute Rheumatism.
John II. Gronx. Winchester. N. IL,
writes: II suffer from acute rheumatism
and SlOan's Liniment always helps
quickly. 25c. All observation-disclosures
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

Battcd for shaw IN ninth.
i1oFton ............,.0 I 80 Q q s-6
Two-hnsc hit HobHtEsl. Tgli'ee-haso
hitt Ruth Double piayg: Gardner. Barry
and HoblitEcl; Foster. Gandil and Con-
nohf Bases on lsalle: or Ruth 6: OF
chaN. 3. illt by pftcher: McBriJe RaIk.
ruth. Struck ont: BY Ruta. 3: by shaw,
. Wild pitch Ruth. Empires Dinccil
uug &u1fIst
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

NJ r. and Major Hardie also ran
Fhree-fourths mile dash: Esther l. won.
Jack the Sailor second Caverone third
Time ii7G
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
scoring a few minutes later on Fournier's
double. Score first game.
CHICAGO 81 Tnttfe
Cicotte in ninth.

Chicago ............O o 90 0 % / o.
-. Louis ..........o = col 1 Q IS
TNo-basc hits: &. Walker, Folsch
Fournier. Double PLAYA Pratt ana Lavan
Eases on balls: Cicotts. James O. Hit by
PITCHER: Weaver PASSED. ball. SEVERED.
mpireH. Chill and Evars
score second game.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

Called at end OF sixth: rain.
aEl-afad Tor Auepa In ffffb
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
WASHINGTON.
an a n

Iafais ~ - ~
rHnIInd fnr shn ~ IN ,.lnAh
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

: :ssl,e q. e, csyst IN eighth
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-04-16

We sometimes feel sorely like find
ing fault with the inferior quality of
postage stamps that are being foisted
upon the public, but any such criti-
cism, no matter how we'll it is deserv-
Ell, would be charged up as antagon-
ism to democratic administration.
That would be a mistake, however.
This paper is we'll pleased with the
brand of government the present ad-
ministration is turning out, and while
1t Is fearful strain to make both ends
meet under conditions for which the
administration must be held largely
responsible, if it only continues no
fault can be found. The reason for
this satisfaction is mirrored in the
result of the Chicago election, when
normally democratic stronghold gave
"a republican majority for mayor of
some $4,000, the largest majority ever
given a candidate for that office. The
same change of sentiment will be
noticeable all over the country next
year, when owing to the comedy of
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-04-16

Some great misfortunes have befal
len the republican party during the
past fifty years, but the greatest o.
these is the announcement that Poin
dexter, that champion rapid change
artist, is to return to the republican
ranks. He sees the success of the re-
publican party in 1916, and is keen te
get on the band wagon in the hopes
o. retaining office. Heretofore Mr.
Poindexter has guaged his flops sc
timely that he has profted by a change
OF political heart. II is hardly DOS
sible that the people will be fooled
all the time, and he will find it diff
fcult to cajole the rank and file OF
the party into supporting him mex
year for public place.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-04-16

A great deal of slush is being IN
dulged in clarifying that new star
of the fistic arena-Williard. Had he
knocked Johnson out good and hard
even those who look upon the brutal
pastime with disgust would have eX-
perienced some degree of satisfaction,
az this colored exponent OF the savage
art, by his mode of life since pound
ing his way to public notice, has maze
himself repugnant to the people OF
this country, and his elimination from
position in the press at top OF col
umn next to reading matter is bles-
sing to rejoice over. But it would be
hard to make a majority OF the peo-
pie believe that the transposition OF
the championship honor(0 from the
darkey to the white hope was any
more than a fake pure and simple
Ii is possible that Willard may not
have been a party to it, yet the cheap
ness of the finale would indicate that
the ex-champion coolly and intention
ally laid down. No man ever before
came out of heavy weight contest de
feated with less marks of the encoun
ter upon him than did Johnson, MOI
did ever a champion give up the prizet
honor easier or with fewer excuses
for his downfall. Johnson did no
I train for the fight rs a man woult
| who expected, and intended to try hi
best, to win. All through the prelim
inaries leading up 20 the event tn
fight seemed a second consideration
to Johnson. He was out for the mon
ey, and he was paid q princely sum t
enter the ring. How much for quit
ting will probably never be known
] For money is the means for contin
uing the vile and rotten life he has le
since punching his way to the wor
ship OF fistic devotees, and he has t
have lot of it no matter how it i
| Obtained,
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-04-16

Those who give out the war news
from the contending European armies
are entitled to admittance into Mr.
Roosevelt's Ananias club, judging
from the conflicting reports from the
battle front. Every day both sides
claim material advantages, with the
capture of vast numbers of prisoners
and material of war. No dependence
can be placed upon the daily press re-
ports from the scenes of hostilities
and the world at large is ignorant of
what is going on, further than that
slaughter is daily occurrence. misery
Is increasing day by day. The war
looks to be as far from a conclusion
as it did six months ago.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-04-16

efforts to antagonize the northeast
part of the county against Oroville es-
pecially by charging the people OF this
place alone with a conspiracy TO mis-
appropriate state road money is but
continuing the luminosity that he
displayed against this community dur
ing the legislative session. If the
News and the people of the Chesaw
neighborhood wish verification OF this
contention all they have to do is to
read Senator McGuire's letter. and il
you wish further information write to
Senator Mcclure, as he invites them
so to do.