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Cobb Comedies
Bat Honors to
iris Speaker

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 19.-Tyrus
Cobb, for nine years the leading bats
man of the American League, today
conceded that iris Speaker of the
Cleveland club would be the 1916
champion. Speaker now has mar
gin of 20 points over Cobb, according
to unofficial averages. Cobb said it
is a human impossibility for him to
try to cut down this lead and at the
same time to cooperate in team play
to the fullest extent of his ability.
Cobb's individual efforts won two of
Detroit's recent victories. ..-
The figures give Speaker 1873 hits
in 502 times at bat, for an average of
3S4, to Cobb's 1872 hits in 500 times at
bat, for an average OF 364. -"
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Baseball will have its inning local.
~ on Sunday afternoon at Athletic
park when two teams will clash in an
opening game. and two others in the
closing contest. In the feature game
OF the day the strong 18th Infantry
team viii meet an aggregation Of all
stars selected by Manager Brush, and
he is confident that there will be
something doing on Sunday.
we gave the Wrecking Crew an
awful scare early this year and will be
ready to give them another battle Sun
day." said Brush in speaking about
the game. "Our pitchers are working
good, and II we can catch the 25th
team off in their batting art there will
be victory. Some team has got to
beat them sooaer OF later, and We
are planning this time TO do it. They
have a great team and should be IA.
vorites, but you never can tell II we
don't beat them with the team select
ed, then there win be little hope for
the others"
kcpan May Pitch
Manager CLANCY OF the 25th Infan-
try has not yet announced which
pitcher he will use in the game with
the AlI.Stars. Rogan. Aulston or Jas
per may be the selection. Brush has
q number OF good pitchers and Sim
mons, who held the Lulns to three
hits, may be the man to mount the hill
lock
Honolulu fans will be given a rare
treat when johnson goes behind the
hat, said CLANCY. He is a good
backst0p, and IS certain to get some
OF the stars standing up. Honolulu
fans have not seen the big fellow in
action behind the plate this year. and
his work will be watched with In
teresff' aii
Braves W. Chinese
As cnrtRin raiser the Braves
and Chinese will clash. and this battle
promises to be interesting. The two
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MEREDITH LOSES
TO HALP|N OVER
44O YARD RAGE
Results of A. A. U. Meet Shows
Many Upsets at Newark;
]. Murray Wins

NEWARK. n. J.--0ne-mile run
Won hy Ivan A. Myers illinois A. e,
chicago: J. Al Power tlrish7Ameri-
can A. C.. New York City, second;
& &. ii ". Clyde Seattle A. G., Seattle,
l,ash.l third Tine 4.22.
l20-yard hurdles Won by Robert
simpson university of Missourl);
fred w. Kelly (Los Angeles A. Cd
second s Thomson tLos Angeles
CT ||'I. Fred Murray lunattach-
81 81. |11c'tco) fourth. Time.
I I new senior championship
.....|. run Won by Ward tChi-
ri. /| Morse salem Crescent
.|.....| .et0nd: Kelly IN Y.
.'|| Time OBI So.
.''. run Won by Ray (unat-
.... |..|.&.| Kyronen (Millrose
... York; second; Weeks
. ~. Won by Scott Miss
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MODERN TRAINING

A pugilist was training for battle in
the ring,
Wherein his purpose was to jab and
clinch and hook and swing.
He rose at dawn and took his gun and
anbled out to hunt;
At 8 o'clock he acted for moving
picture stunt, ~#.&..- 49,.
At 9 O'Clock he swung his ak and
felled a chestnut tree
While AZ snapshot men were stand
ing there to see. r.
At 10, in cowboy clothes, he broke
b-oncho full of vim.
The Hoosit Photo-play concern was
making films of him.
And then he paused and rested till he
ate his nooday meal,
And while he had the feed bag on,
they took another reel.
At / he dragged his racquet cut
and played a tennis game.
The movie men were there to film
his svelte and active frame
At 2 he donned his golfing toys and
beat it to the links,
Surrounded by an army corps of NOV.
ing picture ginks.
At 3 he played game of chess, at 4
"A game OF rhum.
The film machines were on the Job
and likewise going some
At he played the monograph and
danced the turkey trot.
Believe me, Steve, the movie mn
were Johnny on the spot.
At he ate his evening meal sur
rounded by group.
The caption of ie film will read.
Freddie Biltz Inh-l ling Soup"
At he wore his even;ns clothes, like
wise his iron hat.
Great stuff the stage director said
We'll make film Of that"
At 10 he DOTTED his soup-and-fish and
tumbled into ia.
You've done a. hard days training.
Fred" tie stage director said.
Some day a boxing champ will core
with notions strange and new,
And when ne trains will don the
gloves and box a round or two.
George Phair.
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TO GO TO ~.
- ITHACA FOR A GAME

ANN HARBoR, Mich, Sept. Is
Washington University of st. Louis,
coached by w. P. Edmonds, a former
Wolverine, is a newcomer on Michi-
CANS football schedule. -.-..
Eight of the nine games on the
Yost program are to be played on
Ferry field, the Cornell contest being
slated for Ithaca. The schedule:
: October 4, Mariette college; October
Z, Case: October II, Carroll; October
IA, Mount Union October II, Michi-
gan Aggfes; October %, Syracuse uni
versity; November 4, Washington uni
versity;; November II, Cornell univer-
sity; November Is, Pennsylvania.
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Steel merchant vessels building or
under contract to be built in private
American shipyards on August l, 1916,
according to builders returns to the
Bureau of Navigation, Department of
Commerce, numbered SS9, of 1,260,s7S
gross tons, an increase of 4 vessels
and 1884 tons over the return for
July l. 1916.
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kANTLEHNER WILL
PITCH FOR PHILLIEs

PITTSBURG, Sept. 1.-THE Pitts
burg National League Club late today
released Pitcher Erwin G. Kantlehner
to the Philadelphia National League
Club by the waiver route for $500.
Kantlehner, who has been with
Pittsburg three years, viii leave at
once for Philadelphia, where he will
play the rest of the season
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issippl Agricultural College,; Scud-
der New York A. c. second; Over
ton unattached. Yalel third. Time,
1854, a new senior record.
220-yard low hurdIes-Won by MUIR.
ray unattached. San Francisco; KEEL
" tLos Angeles A. Co second; Loo
mis- tChicago A. A.) third Time,
0:24, new senior record.
440-yard hurdle-won by w. A..
Hummel (MultDomah A. G., Portland,
,Ore.); Meanix Boston A. A) second;
&c. A. Hoenish unattached, San Fran
CISCO third. Time, 0:54 as, new
senior record.
Three-mile walk-Won by Goulding
lTorcnto): Remer New YORK A. CD
second; Plant Long Island A. CD
third. Time, 22:15 As.
440-yard iun-Won by Halpin (Bos.
ton A. Al; lied" Meredith meadow.
brook Cub, Philadelphia) second;
Boothe lChicago A. A.) third. Time.
s0:49 As.
l00-yard dash-Won by Ward fChl.
cago A. AZ; Meyer tIrish A. c., New
York; second; Loomis fChieago A. Al
third. Time, 0:10.
Field Events
Throwing i6-pound hammer Won
by Ryan tIrish-American A. c., New
York;, ia feet inches; McGrath
+ Irish-American A. c., New York;,
second; Benson fCnicago A. Al. third.
Hop. step and iump-Won by Dan.
Eel Ahearn tIllinois A. G., Chicago),
IS feet half inch; Tom Ahearn Irish
American A. C., New York;. second;
Landefs tChicago A. Al, third.
Putting 16-pound shot-Won by A.
W. Mucks University of Wisconsin,,
AZ feet 2Is inches; A. W. Richards
(unattachRd. Salt Lake City,, second;
john c. Lawler unattached. BOSTON,,
third.
Throwing the jayelin Won by
Brcnder qrish-American A. c., New
York City,, 19e feet inches; Lincoln
IN. Y. A. c., second; r. L. Nourse
unattached. Boise City, Idaho), third.
Winners distance, new American
and new senior record:
Running broad jump-Won by Wor.
thington tBostonl. 90 feet 21s inches;
w. F. Sisson Unattached. San Fran.
ciscol, % feet half inch, second;
Adams Wv York A. CT. third.
Throwing discus-Won by Mucks
university of wisconsin,. 145 feet
AZ inches; Muller New YORK A. c.,
second: Duncan drish-American A. c.
New York., third new senior rec
ord. L. Roy Bagnard Clos Angeles A.
c., fourth, with 12S feet 10 inches.
Pole vault Won by Landers tChi
cago A. CT. u feet 9 inches; Knourek
illinois A. c.. Chicago. and Floyd
missouri A. A.. St Louis). tied for
second. and It went to Knourek on
toss of coin,
Running high jump-Won by 0ler.
Jr. IN Y. A. CT. 6 feet inches: Bar
wisa IBoston A. Al. second; Erick-
son Irish American A. c.. New York;,
s'~1 Clinton j arson unattached,
Set Lake City,, fourth.
0ler awarded first place on toss OF
ccin
Throwing so-pound weight Won by
n sCrath H.ish-Aner;can 4. c.. New
vcrkt. a feet s1s inches: RYAN Irish
hnericen Al. c.. Now York;. second;
vrch tIrish-American A. A., Boston,.
third
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GRAssHoPPER LEAGUE ..
TEAMS MEET SUNDAY

The Grasshopper League teams will
meet on Tantalus on Sunday after
noon. The Canoes will present as
their battery Fsria and Soares, while
Mara and CastTo win be the battery
men for the Redmen The game will
begin Immediately after the lunch is
served -. =.
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MANY colleges and universities we

Many colleges and universities we're
represented at the opening of the
seyenty-seventl annual convention of
the Beta Theta Pi fraternity at Sara
toga Springs.
The Standard Oil Co, of New York,
lowered the price of refined oil for
export one-quarter of cent gallon.
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YESTERDAYS SCORES
IN THE BIG LEAGUES
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

At Boston-Boston /, Pittsburg 0.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn 2, Chicago O..
At New YoEk--New York ;. st.
Louis 2. ~:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Philadelphia Washington -,
Philadelphia 3. -
At Boston Boston 3, New York 2.
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teams are evenly matched, and past
games have proved that they are hard
workers This game will begin at /: 80
sharp. lnasmnch IS the Pacific
League teams have always played
their games in less than one hour and
a half L is expected that they will be
finished In plenty of time to start the
other game at 80 sharp. +
Manager Tan Lo. of the Chinese
team will send Nelson Kau, the little
curve pitcher, on the mound with Kan.
behind the bat. Manager Lee of the
Braves has Perry ready for the fray,
and their defeat OF the 159th Company
has given them plenty of confidence
for the first gaI?e. Some of the lead
ing stars Of the city will meet in this
game, and neither team is picked as
the fayorite.
Directors Named
At a meeting last evening held at
Dr. X. T. Chu7's office the baseball
fans interested in the development Of
baseball organ, Zed the Pacific League
and games will be scheduled at Ath-
letic park each Saturday and Sunday.
IL was announced that there would be
no game on this Saturday. During the
meeting Ray Gardner, Bert Hushaw
and Sam Mott we're elected directors
of the league. They will have charge
of the arrangements of plans for flu
ture baseball.
Tan Lo AMI Lee we're present at
the meeting and both announced that
they would have a strong lineup for
the game on Sunday The lineup Of
the Chinese team will be as follows:
Kan, c; Kan, p; Lai, Id; Low, 2b;
u. Bun, SIS; Kong Tai, Sb; Fun Luke,
If; Tan 10, CT; Kong Sing, RI. The
Braves will have the following play
ers in action: Lopez. c; Perry, p;
Silva, ID; Lee, 2b; Anahu, 3b; Mara,
SIS: Ornellas, If: v. Rosa, CT; S. Rosa,
RI. CAPT. Norris Stayton will be one
of7the nmpires.
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Crucial Series in Race
For Flag Begins Today

Brooklyn and Philadelphia Will Meet in First of ThreeGame
SeriesBoson Braves Win Attempt to Stop the Winning
Streak of New York Gants-Boston Looks Like Winner
in American league-Nap Rucker May Have His Chance
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The total sincunt Of gold coin ship
ned TO Spain since July totalled 3d..
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Doubleheader Arranged
For Sunday at Ball Lot

Twenty-ffth Infantry and ALL Stars Will Clash in Second
Game-chinese and Braves Appear in Curtain Raiser
Directors of Pacific League Chosen Last Evenng-First
Game at Athletic Park Within Month-Firs Game at 1:30
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-07-25
DIR. GALLAGHER LAID TO
REST IN SAN FRANCISCO

Funeral services for DR.. J. J. "alla-
CHER. who passed away in San Fran
cisco Saturday morning. were held
yesterday from the old st. Mary's
cathedral in that CITY. Judge J. A
Langwith left here Sunday evening
TO attend the obseauies.
Dr. Gallagher was born in Ithaca
New York. in the wear 1875. and grad
uated from Cornell university at that
place in 1908 Besides his wife he
caves a mother who resides in Ithaca
nd a sister and two brothers. To
Faourn his loss His brother Peter
GALLAGHER is a representative of the
Standard oil company in China. The
other brother. Bernard Gallagher. T.
in the bureau OF animal industry ~
WASHINGTON u. G. His sister. Marga-
ret. who resides with her mother IN
ithaca New York went to San Fran
cisco shortly after the arrival Of he~
brother there and was with Mrs Gal
lagher at his bedside when he passed
away
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-07-25
UNIVERSITY ENGINEERS
ASSIST IN IRRIGATION WORK

A continuous and accurate record
of the water flow in the irrigation
bitches in the vicinity of Lamoille
can now be kept as the result of the
shipping to the irrigation projects in
that locality of IL water state regis
-ters
The registers were shipped by tne
United States Department OF Agricul-
ture following Investigations made by
the engineers from the University of
Nevada and the state engineers Of
flee working in conjunction with the
federal experts.
Investigations made by the Univer-
sity, state and government engineers
concluded in the recommendation of
the work which is destined 10 make
this district an agricultural and irri-
CATION feature of the state.
Engineers from the University,
working with the government and
state, are planning a series of devel-
opment work in various parts of Ne
vada which give indications of making
the silver state rank among the agri-
cultural units of the nation. Should
success crown their efforts, which ap-
pear very feasible. Nevada's noun
tains and hills will be the big silver
and gold producer, while her valleys
and plains will produce a golden ag-
ricultural harvest rivalling the famed
valley of the Nile.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-07-25
THE FOURTH ESTATE" AT
NIXON TOMORROW NIGHT

''The Fourth Estate" the greatest
newspaper play ever produced in pic
lures, will be shown at the Nixon to-
morrow night, featuring Samuel Ry
an, Ruth Blair and Clifford Bruce.
The following is a story of the play:
This gripping drama, filmed in the
fashion usual to William Fox features,
is undoubtedly the greatest newspaper
play ever produced. It's story, familiar
to all theatregoers, chronicles the
fight of a young labor leader and
square" reporter against the forces
of graft and corruption. Noland (Clif-
ford Bruce), the labor leader is friy-
en- from wife and home by Depray
Samuel Ryan,, political boss in
league with corrupt Judge Bartlemay.
Brand, the honest reporter, loses lis
job through the same agency. They
two meet in an out-of-the-way mimi G
town and form an alliance against
their prosecutors. Soon thereafter, NJ
land discovers valuable mineral
claims and sells his holdings for un-
told wealth He returns to the city
accompanied by Brand Their battle
with the crime and crookedness of a
great city is thrillingly told upon the
screen. Charming Ruth Blair as No
lands wife, supplies the necessary
feminine element to make the story
complete.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-07-25
WOMFN'S PARTYTO
HOLD CONFERENCE

We, the officers of the National Wo-
mans party, representing the twelve
enfranchised states, in accordance
with the authority given us by the
national convention of the Woman's
party in Chicago on June 5th, 9th and
7th, call a conference of the members
of all state, congressional district,
county and local committees of the
Woman's party in the twelve suffrage
states, to be held at Colorado Springs.
Colorado. on August 10th, 11th and
18th, 1916.
The purpose of the conference is to
decide on measures to be adopted by
the Woman's party in the coming cleo
tion to win national suffrage for wo-
men.
Woman's political power has more
than doubled since the last presiden-
tial election. In 1912 there were only
six suffrage states. with about two
million women qualified to vote. These
six suffrage states elected only thirty
seven members of the electoral col
lege Today there are twelve suffrage
state controlling ninety-one electoral
votes, with over four million women
qualified to vote for president The
fact that these states control one-fift'.
of the electoral college. and cast o"a
third of the votes necessary to e'~"t
a president. gives women voters 'Ne
power to determine the election OF the
next president
We ask you. therefore. to meet with
us in Colorado Springs on AUGUST
10th. 11th and 18th 10 consider What
policy the Woman's party. workin~ in
dependentlv of all political orear 'za-
tions shall adont in the comine o'eo-
tion to secure the submission Of the
national suffrage amendraert.
NATIONhT TvrCrrTTVF
COMMITTEE.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-07-25
WELL-KNOWN RESIDENT
SUFFERS PARALYTIC STROKE

Having missed NJ Macgregor for
several days. o. Grandin went to his
cabin. located in the rear of Poulin's
blacksmith shop, Sunday afternoon.
where be found his friend lying un-
conscious on the floor Mr. Macgregor
was taken TO the county hospital.
where he was found TO be suffering
from a stroke of paralysis of the left
side He was stricken some time Fri
day. and had been lying unconscious
for about As hours when found. Today
his condition is much improved and
it is thought he will recover in a week
or two at most, unless he has another
stroke
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-07-25
FEDERAL COMMISSION Will
INVESTIGATE PAPER COST

Pursuant to resolution of the United
States Senate, the Federal Trade COM
mission is making an investigation re-
garding the print paper industry es-
pecially in order to determine wheth-
er or not there has been an undue in
crease in the prices of news print pa
per.
In connection with this investiga-
ton the commission will have a hear
ing at 10 a. m. on August 1, 1916, at
its office in Washington, to which all
newspaper publishers, paper manu-
facturers, or others who are interest
ed in this investigation are invited to
attend and state their views.
All publishers unable to attend but
who desire to submit any information
to the commission in writing are cor
daily invited to do so.
Information has already been OBJ
tanned from a considerable number of
newspaper publishers as well as from
representatives of the manufacturers
of news print paper. The commission
is also sending out schedules to all
the daily papers of the country and
to large number of weekly papers,
with numerous specific inquiries as
to the prices paid for print paper, the
quantities obtained and other matters
pertinent to the investigation. More
over. any newspaper publisher who
does not receive a schedule is request
ed to apply for the same if he has in
formation of value to the commission
on this subject.
The commission has a staff of ac-
countants actively engaged inexamin-
ing the books of account of the chief
manufacturers of news print paper in
order to determine the costs of pro-
duction, profits and other pertinent
matters regarding the conduct of their
business. Special agents have also
been sent out to obtain from jobbers
of news print paper such information
as is necessary regarding the prices
paid and received by them.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-07-25
MAN DISPOSSESSED OF
HIS DOMINION BY SATAN

''The Lord never made heaven and
hell to be the final abode of the peo-
pie of this world" said Mr.. Holbrook
at the tent last night God created
man to have dominion over the world
but Satan dispossessed him of his do
minion and led him captive.
Satan has proven himself, as many
others, to be land shark after ter
ritory that does not belong to him;
but Gods purpose is to restore him
again to his possessions
Abraham, the father of the faith
full was promised the heirship of the
world. If we be Christ's. then are we
Abraham's seed and heirs according
TO the promise. Gal. 3:19."
The speaker presented farther as
evidence of this. Isa.. 35th chapter. in
which a beautiful description is given
of the earth made new.
y
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-07-25
WE NEVER SUBSTITUTE

If you want just what the doctor
orders. always bring or phone us to
get your prescriptions. If we have
not at any time just what the doctor
orders we viii candidly tell you so,
but it is very seldom that we don't
have il. None but registered pharma-
cists put up any prescription here and
besides you get the purest, freshest
and best drugs and chemicals that it
is possible to procure.
EAGLE DRUG Co,
Prescription Specialists.
advt..- Phone 4S3.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-07-25
MEXICAN SECTION HAND
ARRESTED ON FELONY CHARGE

Joe Virbe. the Mexican section hand
arrested at INLAY for attempting to
slash his fellow workman with
knife Saturday night, is in the county
Jail, charged with assault with intent
to kill. He will be given a preliminary
examination as soon as District At
torney Powell returns from Lovelock.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-07-25
WEDNESDAY NIGHT

William Fox presents
THE FOURTH ESTATE
in five parts. featuring Samuel Ryan.
Ruth Blair and Clifford Bruce. This
is one of the greatest newspaper plays
ever produced in pictures. 1t is a
story of love, hate. adventure. mining
scenes, strike seenes-vital in action.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-07-25

Luke Leary, former yardmaster
here for the Western Pacific. returned
Sunday night from an extended east
ern trip and left for the west on yes
terday mornings Southern Pacific No
s. 1t is understood that he will not
return to his old position.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-07-25

Prof. and Mrs. +. ID. Gallagher came
over from Paradise Valley this after
noon. where both have been teaching
for the past two years. They will
leave this evening for Hawthorne,
where Prof. Gallagher viii have
charge of the Mineral county high
school