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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17
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.ORGE CHESTER.
copyrieht. lels. BIZ the r1errin Co.

ting On bis ~spectacles. as be always
did to deliver an opinion. II wouldn't
go SO far as to say that Mr.. walling-
ford has sustained a compound frac-
ture of the patella. but be has certain
ly involved a severe lesion OF the car.
tilaginous tissue"
rs be bad hurt. Door" asked JeR
Purity, much concerned commercially.
Awful bad" pronounced the doctor
with conviction. Il reckon he'll be
with us about two weeks"
Jen Purity scratched his head. II
suppose he's got folks that'Ii take care
Of him." be speculated.
HE don't need It." responded Doc
Tut Them two's rich"
"Durn itr' CALCULATED Jeff Purity.
Ten minutes later. still regretful, be
walked down to Sam Bludgeon's empo.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17
p XVI.
New York seats.~

4 STOOP shouldered old farmer
who was practicing an occa-
~ sional boedown step grabbed
Jeff as be entered the bar.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17
CHAPTER XVII.
Getting Sam eludgeon's Goat.

@AM BLUDGEON. with a trou
BLEED look on his low brow.
~ staggered up TO the door. with
a nod al Paul Pollet, and looked
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
Watching the Scoreboard


Angels beat Oaks again. Here comes
the buzzards, boys.
Hillyard, of Portland, poed one over
the fence for a total of three runs, and
Vernon admitted it was deceased for
the day.
Kahler, of the Beavers, pitched that
breed of ball populariy known as "air
tight" He was assisted by few
gobs Of luck.
That Cavet-Bodie combination was
too strong for the Bees. While Cavet
kept Salt Lake tabed, Ping gave the
horsehide several trips to the distant
parts aSd scored the lions shore of his
clubs runs.
Those Bees stings are rusty for lack
of use.
Pirates beat Giants four to nothing
when Mammaux held New York to four
measles.
They called it a game at St. Louis but
it was more like u marathon race, and
Chicago won in the thirteenth when
three came in cluster.
Foster almost alone and single hand
ed defeated st. Louis at Boston.
Not content with shutting out the
Browns, he poled out three runs for the
pink hose.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Leila Juanita Mopes and husband to
Isaac Lynch, pit lot l blk "a Univer-
sity add
j. B. Manegre and wife to Chris
Grohs pit Louis Pinchette cl 57.4.2.W.
Frederick w. Krieger to Raymond j.
Krieger, l, pit $. H, Points cl 23.4-lW; 2,
pit David Cochran cl 5.l.4-lW.
Fred w. Krieger CT al to Raymond
j. Krieger, |, pit $. H. Points cl 23,4-lW;
2, pit David Cochran cl 3l.4-lW.
Ward X. Richardson and wife to
John G. Townsend, Its l213.l4 blk 12,
Riverview Park add.
Louella j. Walsh to +. B. McInturff
Its and blk II, Yew Park add.
Jas. r. Gibson and wife to Mrs. Car
rie A, Trudgen, II / in sub 1t 10 Ewald
y. +. S.l05 II. p.
Il. +, Rogers and wife to George F.
Vick pit d. Presley cl 6G-7-3W.
Elmer G. White and wife to f. S.
Budlong pit see 299.3.
Elmer G. White and wife to H. s.
Budlong pit sec 20.9.3E.
Ellen Darr to Nancy =. Priest w So ft
1t o in blk ! Thomas add Woodburn.
Carlotta l.. Turner ct vir to j. II. Nc
Donald south so TT It blk 50, North
Salem.
Salem b. and T. Co. to Chas. R, Lee
1t IS blk Burlington add,
A. j. Barham and wife to Walter j.
Santer pit blk Roberts add.
Henry Pascoe and wife to John r.
and Hattie S. Anderson II 80 Ewalt r.
II.
John r. Anderson and wife to Henry
and Cretona c. Pascoe 1t blk IL Engle-
wood add.
II r Adkins to Miss Alice Moore, lot
o blk 7 Farmount PIX Add.
Il D Fleishman ct vir TO + = Cal.
lister ct ux, part Thos r Hudson cl
1851 w; part Jas Smith cl 45.7.1 W.,
Il w Smith and wife to w r Manela
lot l, blk ], Cramer's Add Stayton,
D II Weyant ct al by Sheriff to
Eliz p Ryan lot / and l2 blk 10 River.
side Add Salem,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
Pretty Portland Girl
Suicided in Park

Portland, Ore, Aug. l3.-The body
of Martha Klaus, IS, pretty domestic,
was found in the Holiday park early
today by G. A. Woods, dental stu.
dent, and every indication was she has
committed suicide.
A heavy calibred revolver, with three
exploded shells, and note asking that
Mrs. A. Klein, her employer, be mott.
fled, were found at the end of the
fingers of the egirl' Is oltstretched hand.
Mrs. Klein said that the girl 5 habits
were exemplary.
The authorities could find no reason
for the girl taking her own life
Miss Klaus was one of 10 children
and her parents reside at Ridgefield
Wash.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
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ST. Louis, Aug 13.-The petition to
set aside the injunction restraining
Amanda Marsans from playing base
hall with any team other than the
Cincinnati Nationals, was given hear
inc in federal district court here today.
Marsons jumped from the Cincinnati
Nationals to the st. Louis Federals but
was restrained from playing.
Seabright, n j., Aug. 13.-Maurice
E. McLoughlin of San Francisco and
Karl H. Behr of New York will meet
here today in the finals of the tennis
singles to decide the right to challenge
N. Norris Williams IL for the Achelis
cup.
San Francisco, Aug. 13.--tERail birds''
were busy today clocking the thorough
breds training for the exposition horse
race meeting which opens here one
week from tomorrow. More than 100
horses are here.
San Francisco, Aug. 10. - Regatta
committees Of the exposition and Pa
cific International Yachts clubs today
completed arrangements for yachts
races for every day next week. Six
boats will start in the class N, Kings
cup race tomorrow.
Chicago, Aug. 13,-Jimmy Clabby Of
Hammond, Ind, said here today he will
leave next month for Australia to begin
training for his meet with Les Darcy
to be held in November.
Saratoga, N. Y, Aug. 19.-Billy Eng
strom, well known San Francisco book
maker here, is today suffering from
nervous breakdown. He was taken i'll
at the Saratoga track yesterday.
New York, Aug. 13.-Lured by the
sight Of real money, Leach Cross, light.
weight, today began training for a
bout with Johnny Griffiths to be
staged here Tuesday. Leach announced
recently that he had retlred.
Portland, Or, Aug. 13.-Arrange-
ments are being made today for a ten
round bout between Frank Kendall, of
Portland, and Sailor White, heavy
weights at Vancouver Barracks, not
later than the first week in September
Portland, Or, Aug. 13.-After sew.
eral years practical retirement, Danny
0Brien, the popular northwest light
weight, win meet Ed Eaton, the bat
Ting fireman, in six round bout here
tonight.
Swimming Marathon.
Portland, Or, Aug. 13.--A large
number of swimmers of all ages and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
.lRattleSnake Would StarVe
On Indian Reserves

San Francisco, Aug. 13.-"A rattle.
snake would starve TO death on the land
on which the government expects its
Indian population to make living, ."
declared Little Bison, full blooded
Sioux Indian Of Fort Bidwell, Cal, who
is here today to attend the congress on
Indian progress.
"Most Of the Indians on the rescrva.
tions eat about once week and that
is when the rations are distributed, -
said Bison. "The red man isn't lazy.
He simply prefers to use his head in.
stead Of his hands When allowed 10
take the initiative the Indian mental.
ly is the white mans equal"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14

Boston. August u, - While ota.
or American league teams have bright
or individual stars than Boston, the
Rcd Sox are able 20 keep on top be-.
cause they have the best oil around
team. Unlike the Tigers and White
sox, the Boston outfit isn't a onomon
affair and is beginning TO approach
the Mack machine Of a few years back.
When Comics boys were real cham.
pions Il never seemed 20 make much
difference whether Baker, Mclnnes,
Collins, Barry or some other star was
out Of the gnme-thc ,eam was strong
enough TO carry the understudy and to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
All American Paper
Must Change Color Soon

Portland, Ore, Aug. 13.-If the color
of the paper upon which the daily news
Of the world is printed changes from
white to q light cream over night, do
not think that your sight is failing, or
that the publisher is trying an innova-
tion. The supply of analine dye with
which paper is bleached is about ex-
hausted and this product comes princi
pally from Germany, and no more can
be secured because of the European
war.
This was the statement today Of A,
J. lewthwaite, manager Of the Crown
Willamette Paper company.
I.ewthwaite said that within two or
three weeks practically all of the news
papers in the country will have changed
color as no more analine dye will be
procurable.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
STATE NEWS


Roseburg Review: The Review has
received a postcard from F. A. Pierce,
of Anchor, containing a photograph of
"Dodo," the famous never.shed buck.
This goat was raised by Mr., Pierce and
holds the worlds record as far as its
owner has been able to ascertain. Tae
mohair is 80 inches long. The goat is
80 months old, and will be on exhibition
at the San Francisco exposition after
November |. The goat was previously
exhibited at the fairs held in ROseburg
and attracted much attention.
Western World: J.. p Branstetter.
former steamship owner, has purchased
800 dairy COWS in the vicinity of Ban
don and Coluille, which he intends to
ship to his dairy farm at Eureka in
the near future. He stated at North
Bend that he intends 20 buy as much
of the same stock as possible. He is
interested with j. Russ & Sons in a
large tract of land on the Coquille con-
sisting of about 2600 acres, on which
a large sum OF money has been spent
in improvements, consisting mainly of
clearing of the willow swamps now in
progress.
Roseburg Review: Not less than 20
automobiles were parked in the vicin.
ity of Shady Point last night. Most
of these machines belong to tourists
who are en- route to and from San Fran.
cisco. Unlike previous years the great
majority of tourists passing through
the country this season carry complete
camp outfits and spend the nights in
the open.
S. c. Killen, Publisher and editor of
the Hillsboro, Ore, Independent, re.
Gently made an S0-mile swing from
Hillsboro into Yamhill county and back
by way of Newbcrg and Tigard. Mr..
Killen says that the two things that
impressed him most were crop and road
conditions. "The so miles Of road
travelled clearly demonstrated one thing
and that is to Withstand the heavy au.
tomobile traffic that passes over them
macadam roads must be oiled"
Probably no resort on the Pacific
coast can boast Of so many kinds OF
fishing as Newport. In the ocean hall
but, salmon, ling cod, rock cod, ant
bass abound. In Yaquina bay, tom cod
crabs perch and founder exist in great
numbers, And in the sietz river, l;
miles from Newport and the Little Ell
river, 20 miles distant, salmon trou
and mountain trout can be caught.
Eastern capitalist0 have in severn
instances directed their mining engi
neers to investigate the Baker county
gold fields and they are now at thei
work, 1t is healthy movement of tn,
mining industry in this district, say
the Baker Democrat.
Medford Mail.Tribune: W. +. Tsaacs
on trip to the Sisliiyous Saturday
killed q large rattlesnake, which HI
AYERS is the largest ever killed in tha
section. Mr.. Isaacs has the rattlesnak,
an unimpeachable evidence. 1t will b,
prepared and stuffed as trophy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
Mystery Surrounds Death of Woman

Mystery Surrounds Death Of Woman.
San Diego, Cal, Aug. l3.--Mystery
surrounds the death Of Mrs. Carrie
Elizabeth jerks, aged 4s, formerly Of
Elgn, Illinois, whose body was washed
up Oh the sand at Coronado today.
Mrs. jerks, II Is reported, cashed Il
draft at local bank yesterday, but no
trace Of the poekctbook she usually car
ried, has been found. An autopsy will
be held this afternoon Officers are
uncertain whether the woman killed
herself or met foul play.
Distant relatives Of Mrs. jerks, who
identified the body, said she had often
experienced periods Of mental depres.
fpn. Blood on the woman's face,
however, and the fact that her pocket.
book could not be found, led officers
TO believe she may have met with foul
play.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
First BaSeman Ness
Goes To White SOx

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. 13.-Thut the
Chicago White Sox will exercise their
option upon the Oakland club by TAX.
ing First Baseman Jack Ness, was the
prediction made today by "Rowdy" FL.
lott, manager of the Oaks, Elliott ex.
poets telegram from the White Sox
tonight notifying him that Ness has
been chosen.
Manager Elliott also fears that he
will lose jimmy Johnston, his star out.
fielder who was sent here by the Chi.
cago National club under option FL
lott woa Of the opinion that the Cubs
will take Johnston back to the major
lengue next year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
AGED MINISTER DIES.

Portland. Ore, Aug. l3.--Rev. An.
drew Gray Boyd, 1s, Presbyterian
minister in Oregon aud Washington for
80 years, is dead today after an illness
Of several weeks. a widow aud seven
children survive. Frank A. Boyd, OF
Tacoma, and Mrs. William Annett, Of
San francisco are O son and daughter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
Establishes Legality
Of Handshake Marriage

San Francisco, Aug 13.--The legal.
ity Of "hand shake marriage" was
upheld today by Superior Judge Ora.
ham when he granted letters Of ad.
minisiraiion 20 the estate Of Refugia
Wells to Frank Wells, an engineer.
Wells declared Refugia and he lived
together for nineteen years without a
marriage ceremony other than the form.
ality Of shaking hands and mutually
npreeng 90 assume the relations Of
mutrimony. Relatives Of the deceased
failed TO impress the Judge with the
superiority Of their claims over the
"hand shpke husband
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
Mystery Surrounds
Death Of Woman

Walla Walla, Wash, Aug. 13. --
Charged with first degree murder in
connection with the death Of Ethel Mae.
Donald, aged 10, last June, G. w. Camp.
bell is under arrest today.
The girl died Of strychnine poisoning
shortly before she would have become
a mother, it is alleged.
Campbell is married.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
Unique Golf Record.

Oakland, Cal, Aug. 19.-Probably the
most unique golf record in the history
of the Pacific coast was claimed today
by John Black, professional of the
Claremont country club. He went
around the Claremont course in 50
strokes, which is 10 under par. Black IS
card for the first nine holes was 2S
and for the last nine 81. The previous
record for this course was 81.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14

keep on at a winning lick.
Carrigan's y team isn't to be com.
pared as yet to the old Mack machine,
but just the same Bill has pushed his
team to the front despite long series
Of accidents and mishaps
Bill believes in plenty Of subs He
has dainer understudying FOR Boblitlel
at first and Wagner available for
either second or third. Janvrin got bis
chance when an injury forced Short.
stop Scott 10 the bench, but Child Hur.
old is able 70 go 10 first, second, third
or The outfield. And he's hitting way
up in O.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
Sport

both sexes are scheduled to start in the
annual marathon swim in the William.
ette river tomorrow. The course is
three miles in length Prizes will be
awarded to the first five men, the first
three women, and the first three boys
under l6, who finish.
Interest in the event is intense.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
Pasadena Man May
Buy Cincinnati Club

Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. 13,-President
Hermann, of the Cincinnati National
league team, today would not discuss a
report in circulation that the sale of
the Reds to Warren Carter, of Pasa-
dena, Cal, is pending. Secretary Har-
ry Stephens, representing the Fleish-
man interests in the club, said he had
not heard of the reported sale.
There is believed to be some basis
for the report. A Cincinnati broker
is understood to be engineering the deal.
1t is thought possible, however, that
Carter is seeking only the minority in
terest in the club which Hermann
holds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
LAND THROWN OPEN.

Washington, Aug, 13.-Presi-
dent Wilson today signed an
order returning 70 the public
domain 5,S02,0OO asres Of the
Chugach national forest to be
crossed by the new Alaskan
railroad.
This is the largest tract Of
land ever thrown open by the
government in single order.
X X X X X * X X X X X X X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
SHOCKED TO DEATH.

Twin Falls, Ida, Aug. 13.--shoeked
while making repairs, Andy johnson, a
lineman, is deed today from electroeu.
tion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14

In the outfield CarrigOn boasts u
higb.class sub in Olaf llcurikscn,
while Thomas seems to be coming
catcher and Of course he hns SO many
high.cluss pitchers he doesn't know
what 20 do.
All other things being equal, the Red
Sox, White sox and Tigers may be cx.
pcctcd 20 mako IL an exciting three.
cornercd race to the wire, But If oc'
eidonts come along the Boston team ~
best prepared TO face the trouble, and
on that account has big advantage
in the pcnnont field.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
Carter Has Option.

Chicago, Aug. 13.-Charles Bultman,
Cincinnati broker, today announced
to the United Press that he is negotiat.
ing the sale of the Cincinnati Reds.
He said Warren Carter, of Pasadena,
Cal, has q 10 day option on the club.
1t was reported about "inside" base.
ball circles today that Carter is act.
ing for the Federal league and that the
Reds will be included in the Federal
circuit for 1916
Carter could not be reached today and
Bultman would talk no further than
to admit he was handling the prospec-
tive transfer of the Cincinnati interests
and to say that the "club is for sale. +"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14

Swimming Marathon.
Portland, Or, Aug. 13.--A large
number of swimmers of all ages and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14

seabight, N. j., Aug. 13,-MauriCe
+. Mclaughlin of San Francisco and
Karl H. Behr of New York will meet
here today in the finals of the tennis
singles to decide the right to challenge
N. Norris Williams IL for the Achelis
nun
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14

San Francisco, Aug. 13.--''Rail birds"
were busy today clocking the thorough
breds training for the exposition horse
race meeting which opens here one
week from tomorrow. More than 100
horses are here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14

Medford Mail.Tribune: W. +. Tsaacs,
on trip to the Siskiyous Saturday,
killed large rattlesnake, which he
AYERS is the largest ever killed in that
section. Mr.. Isaacs has the rattlesnake
an unimpeachable evidence. 1t will be
prepared and stuffed as a trophy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14

Portland, Or, Aug 13.-After sew.
eral years practical retirement, Danny
OBrien, the popular northwest light
weight, win meet Ed Eaton, the bat
Ting fireman, in a six round bout here
tonight.
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