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The Nevada County picayune., 1917-05-10
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FACTS IN FIGURES

! There are 270 active vol { canoes in the world. ,
 United States last year pro- :, \ dueed 7OS.0O0 tons of zine. { There are 130 species of bats :, [ known to scientists. :,
 { Chinese claim to have invent :, { ed swords 1000 years ago. :,
 ' Last year 622,OO0 tons of lead ! ! were mined in the United States. < | United States 1916 mineral |, production was valued at S3,- ,
 ! 100000 ,OO0. ] | United States 1917 peanut , acreage is 20 per cent smaller |,
 | than that of 1916.
 Lexington, Ky, the other day recorded sale of 406.540 \ pounds of tobacco at $37 , : pound.
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SUITABLE TASTES

The invalid asked for weas-asa. The judge of good ale, for baA The miser for goldfish.
 The astronomer for Sua-fsa. The athlete for musselS
 The old maid for catfish The obstinate man for tgil.heaA The actress for Star-fsh,
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Marcos MIn Oraanize.

Governor Rfeaeh# eranted the re= rlest of Dr. (. W Hayman and other negroes to organize home guard company to be composed of negroes.
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DON'T GAMBLE

that your heurt's al right Make sure Take "ReHoviHe.-a heart and nerve tonic. Price 50c and $lO0-Adv.
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THIS IS THE AGE OF yoUr'

You will look ten years younger h darken your ugly. grizzly. gray. nlln using La Creole" Hair Dressing -
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Efforts to raise a fund for the p,| chase and preservation of the hone d
 John Greenleaf Whittier in Amesbru Mass, are being made by the Es| tier Home association. The hu| contains many manuscripts and ah5 luementocs of the poet His gauI nephew, Greenleaf Whittier Pickn| is the present owner.
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BROKEN DOWN
 IN HEALTH
Woman Tells How $5 Worth of Pinkham's Compound
 Made Her Well.

Lima, Ohio. -"T was all broken down in health from displacement One of my
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War Prohibition uroed.

Governor Brough sent President Wilson q telegram, urging the pass age of a national prohibition measure for he war period
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Optimistic Thoucht.

He is above his enemies that de. spises their injuries.
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BRIEF NEWS AND NOTES.

Farmers and fruit growers on Strawberry Ridge. north of Gravette. hema this year About 160 acres Will he planted
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after three doctors said l never would stand up straight again. l was a mid wife for seven years and recommended the Vegetable Compound to every wo- man to take before birth and after wards, and they all got along so nicely that it surely is a godsend to suffering women. If women wish to write to me will be delighted to answer them. Mrs. JENNIE MOVER, 342 E.North St, Lima, Ohio.
 Women who suffer from displace- ments, weakness, irregularities, ner- vousness, backache, or bearing down pains, need the tonic properties of the roots and herbs contained in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-05-10

Following an address at Pea Ridge by W. A White of the Agricultural Department of the Frisco on the needs of soils, farmers of that vicinity are having their soils tested and are pre- pairing to use large quantity of lime
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-05-10

Masters of the chess board Ds| Frank James Marshall and Dr. En,.| uel Lasker have done woD3erl| things. In Berlin some years ago dI s. Bernstein carried on = games sn. taneouSly with all the boards in s,s Pillsbury has carried on as maDr RI 58 simultaneous games with the bOa,s| in sight.
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What is said 10 he tho largest barge load of logs ever received at Claren- don was towed in a few days ago from a point SS miles below Claren. don on White river by the steamer Romunder in charge of Capt. g. F Hutson,
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Great fog-penetrating powe, claimed for new French incandea., light with greenish-yellow gIas :, front and backed by a reflector tb' reflects enough heat to prevent noIs
 ure collecting on the glass.
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NO mALARlA-No cHlLLs.

Many mans awakening is due to his wife's dream of bonnet
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For persons who are absent vba telephone calls are received W,s1 gan man has invented device ,b,. enables the unanswered caller tn r cord his own number so that he 70, N reached when the absent man retun'
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-05-10

A high school agricultural ov,. ment and information bureau beI,r r' to be the first ever planned in Y United States, will be in onas.s' next spring and summer in Spos.'' Wash.
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The Dumas City Council has em. pioved a watchman 10 guard the three local gins and other property bcra during the night
 While Charles Pope was absent from his homo at Ar}herE some oRe aame there and stole hive of bees HeloHging to him.
 An Ozark firm bought s4Sa. @ worth of poultry in on day recently. Many sales of under S were not counted in this total
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-05-10

EFnErwn of all kinds bought and sold. If E ht M KIP N you have any to sell or want to MSba& h purchase any write. giving par ueulars. G. Elias & Bro., Job Dept. Buffalo, \, |. w. N. U., LITTLE ROCK, NO. f9-f9t7.
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FROM NEAR AND FAR

The largest settlement in Grso,,. has a population under 500 >s4i''
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The hills of Palestine are rich . iron and the mines are still wo,., there. though in q very simDja ons manner. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-03

Vv Hfrff foffrppnufeuf
CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma. Nov. B.
"pnxlur teaches "a man 90 DO tNo
,biura az once think and act. That
Ia what every soldier neris to know. -
So says Willie ndtchic. former
champion lightweight boxer 81 tho
world who arrived at this canton
ment this week 20 take up his duties
aa boxing Instructor 20 10000 sam.
mics
Hitchlo enlisted IN the signal corps
when war broke out bat tho gov
eminent saw bcttcr use for him
than waving wig wag flag and
promptly discharged him and np.
pointed him boxing instructor AZ this
camp
81 haven't decided yet just how
viii so about it, the former king
OF tho 1873 FOUNDERS. said shortly
after his arrival But 81 one thing
am sure am not going to do any
talking There will bc no school room
classes in puRiustics while l am
here. Tho men viii go to school on
the mat"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-03
Fasteners Give
DObie Credit as
Star Grid Coach

Watch intercollegiate football
get move on advised one Of the
Wise old facioiums 81 the game. as
be discussed the engagement OF
Giimour Doblc as coach for the
team 81 the United States Naval
academy at Annapolis says the
Nce York Evening Post
Right along turnout the football
fraternity there is an impression
that In the naming Of 20 important
man a. this time. a beacon light
has been set up. 80 that all OF
those who have been trine doubt
ful az 70 what 20 do may now
steer n safe course. or course.
the question naturally arises:
~ Newton u. Baker. the secre-
thry Of war. Is opposed 10 the
holdins Of the great annual grid
iron battle between West Point
and Annapolis. why is Dobie plac.
81 In charge Of the coaching at
this time" There rs the POSSIBLE
ity that al 81 the energies OF the
West Point men and those OF An.
uapolis VIII be directed against a
common foe this year And then
again. the fact appears 10 be most
evident that the cancelled football
schedule OF the Naval Academy Is
being filed in as rapidly as circum-
stances viii permit Likewise.
many things may happen before
the last Of November.
One thing the authorities OF the
Naval Academy evidently have in
mind. and that Is TO develop a win.
ming eleven. for Dobic has a record
that easily proclaims him n marvel
In his chosen line one only has
10 recall the ringing words 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-03
Boxing Is Need
Of Men--Ritchie

Hitchic declared knowledge Of
boxing 20 be % particular value 20
tho soldiers who win do hayonct
fighting
"Feiuting is just ne much a part
~ successful bayouci fighting as % Sc
boxing" he said II man r. light
on his toes. quick az lodging and
alert every moment he VIII land n
knockout with "a hayonet as quickly
IL he would with his bare fists.
solfconfdonce lr another thing
that boxing can teach. and which b.
needed boy the soldier. according to
the champion
"if % man has nerve enough to
stand up ana scrap with his fists. he
will have nerve enough 90 slip Il TO
tho Germans with gun or bay.
onct." he said.
Richie viii live at tho cnntonmcn'
and will wear tho unofficial uniform
Of green drill that is prescribed for
directors OF various activities. Y. NJ
G. 4. workers and newspaper cor.
respondents.
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by ALTMAN
BY AHERy

praise that were said Of him yea
ago at the banquet In bis bona
when be left Washington. Hen
they are. and a fine tribute and Al
able exposition OF what coat
should be:
In the true sense Of the word
Coach Dobie Is a magnifiosai
chieftain in the eyes OF the studeai
body. The students have the poF
er Of quick appreciation Of chasc
ter. Dobie Is a character. He is
character OF positive qualities Th.
university is a place TO make mea
and the process takes place bott
In and out of the classroom"
That's VIVA; President su7zallG
said. and there Is a suspicion thai
some one from Annapolis mus
have been listening. taking account
Of the fact that from 1865. vhss
he coached the University Of Mih
nesota. on thru the Minneapolis
high school and the North Dakoii
Agricultural college, ilnishiri
with eight years AZ the Jnirersi'
a Washington. the eleYens coach
ed by Dobie never tasted defeat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-03
Tars Win
Grid Mix

~ thc finish ~ }vstrrday's foot.
hall game between the q - "
naval training station team and the
ro'dirf fauuh from Fort Casey. it
WAS found that the local lads had
two goals Instead - one tn" final
seorc was T. - " station r. Fort
Casey o
Today the jolly tars were giving
the goat mhAco, the credit for th"
win. what they were doing with
the goat grabbed from the soldiers
i# not known
old Jutrc r1uviuv was lined up
against the boys yesterday with The
result that the Rridlron rcremhlcd
nothing 30 much ns "a mud puddle
when the contest was called
The heavy condition ~ the field
seemed handicap to the visiting
squad The lineup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-03
AID SaMtel
Wins Again

Al Santcl again displayed his
class as "a iu iitsu expert last night
before large gathering in Dream
land when he won two falls from
Professor H. Sakai, Japanese. In
handy style.
The first fan came after t. min
utos Of graphing. and the second
in four minutes
Adolph Schacht and Japanese
iiu jitsu expert refereed the match
and caused small riot at one in.
tcrval when they slapped Sakai on
the baCk In order TO get him back
on the mat. The Japanese. misun.
Outstanding the actions OF the off.
cials. thought "A fall had been given
and were looking Tor trouble when
Sakai had to 30 back on the mat
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and g. J Iieeeeman are behind the
movement ln the capital city to sup
port league club
N is understood Judge McCrcdl~
Will make arrangements 20 put Port.
land IN the Northwestern league
which viii probably be rcoranizef
before the 1918 season opens
In the voting on tho proposition
tO drop Portland four league dircc
tors favored the plan. while Henry
Berry ~ san FrnnCisCo voted
with Judge McCredie Of Portland
against a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-03
Home for Soldiers
Plan of COMMITTEE

\ meeting Of the COMMITTEES Z
charge 81 planning athletic enis
tainment for Seatte's soldier vs
itors met last night. A. ". Leon
ard Is chairman. II is planned !
reflt the old Seattle Athletic GU
for the Sammies' use.
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Charley Mullin One of
Sammies at u. S. Camn

CAMP LEWIS. Nov Charley
Mullin, former Now York Yankee
infielder. Is expected to arrive in
camp today. He is among the se.
lect service man who asked no ox.
omption. Walter Mails. another cx.
big Lacquer Is also coming with the
semitic quota
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Ballard
Defe aGed

Ballard proved too weak "a sister
for the fast broadway high foot
hsll team yesterday afternoon ON
the Erld!rou az pugd3le field Thc
final score was. broadway 30. Bll
lard O.
The Pine streotcrs started 20
win from the first whistle. and
when Elmer Henderson saw how
his lads had the Shinglcweavcrs
outclas-ed. ho sent in a host oi
subj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-03
Bud Smith May Be
In Mix ar Tacoma

By United Frees Leased Wire
TACOMA, Nov g. Bud smith.
former University OF Washington
football star. may bc seen NJ quar-.
ter here this afternoon. when the
91st division team meets the oregon
ARgic freshmen In the stadium
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-03

Substitutions Broadway Vim.
cent for Dean. George Green for
Martin. Nylander FOR Drawn, Ma.
son FOR Dundln. Robinson FOR
Price. Hagen for Crosby. Dimock
for McClaire. Houseu for Norris.
Stalcy for II Greene
Mucklcstone. referee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-03
Benny Leonard Signs
for Bout in Denver

DENVER. Nov, Benny Loon.
ard. lightweight champion. viii
fight ten rounds with sailor Kirkr
at the Stockyards Stadium here
THANKSGIVING day. II was announc.
ed today by the Denver lGlks' club.
which is promoting the match.
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Walla Walla Hangs
Up a Record Mark

UF 7 mud FFr.s tsefed VIZ
WAII.A WAL1.A. Nov The
Yakima high school went down 90
defeat yesterday 90 the hands ~
the local team. ils 60 o u was the
iargrst sroro tho locals ever piled
up IN a football game
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No Army-Navy Melee,
Say Army Officials

WEST POINT. Nov. g. No Army.
Navy football game win be staged
this year according TO an announce.
ment made lay officials at the ut,l.
tary academy today.
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Aberdeen Ties

RY tni'e' fr~-s i.s--S wir-
ABERDEEN. Nov. 3-Thc high
school football teams Of Everett and
Aberdeen tangled hero yesterday in
game that ended i'm O-to0 tie.
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Nov. S." fully California tn win
the boys viii get into the fight know they can
winning record viii be broirn-toaeh smith
~ california
- don't Washington :" win aud v ~, boy hEm
! We viii CNe tahhorna
the bsatw We have ~ viii not take
onev o. of errdh aWay.'- Hunt II Washington
who have trained
III California
to California field this afternoon For
time. resumed
game vori before with the North
ern
the wSsiinEonians have not lost a
single nine
viii outweigh Washington both In the hn" and behind
nd having
ALREADY. VIII Nashn Kton has
be hs the thousand
the big starts
aud Northwestern nj the Pre-
regiments stationed there aud
with in body hr
by the wahnEionns TO furnish the
hradt
the conir@ opens The lineup
iifornia
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Bouts Here
ON Monday

Chct Ncff VS. Alex Trambltas,
lightwcights.
Joe German Va. Battling Chico,
featherwcights
willie Huufclt W Frank Pete.
liEhtweiRhts.
Bud starr vs.. Steve Reynolds,
middlowciRhta.
Eeale Manning VS.. Bullet ste.
phens, flywcights
The above IL the why the first
boxing card TO be put on by Austin
q salt i'm the Crystal Pool viii line
up Monday night
Two bouts on tho program are
billed ms championship affairs.
Chet Neff win defend his claim
10 tho Northwestern t33.pound title
from Alex Trambitas. the Portland
star. while Joe German VIII do the
same with his foathcrwcight title
when he mocta Battling chico.
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nf3IFcO
H[+1'tI1sel,

DoRTLAND has been voted out
% the Pacific Coast league,
= but Il is hy no means a mem.
Der OF the Northwestern league as
some reports would lead the fans 70
believe.
There are many things to BE- done
before Portland can really sever
connections with the Class "A cir
cult and be admitted to this league.
IL is true that the directors % the
Coast circuit yesterday voted to sus-
pend the Portland club. but they did
the same thing last winter. and Il
Is an undisputed fact that Portland
was on the job In the Coast league
last year just the same as ever
Among the things that must BE-
done before Portland Is free to cast
its lot with Us Is the transferring Of
the Coast league franchise TO some
other city. At present Sacramento
IL bidding FOR this honor. but how
the California capital can support a
Coast league time in these perilous
times. when il failed IN the gala
years OF the past. is a question that
we prefer TO pass by unanswered.
Until the Coast league franchise
has been disposed or and Portland
- free from the Class "A yoke.
nothing can be done toward making
application FOR place in the North.
western League.
We were In Portland recently and
talked the matter over with PRIEST
dent W W McCrcdie. Of the Beav-
ers He stated that he was more
than willing TO have Portland re-
turn to the Northwestern fold but
that there were many things 90 BE-
done before this could be accom-.
plshed. despite the fact that the
other Coas, cities were ready To cut
the Rose City of their visiting list
No definite action regarding the
return Of Portland 70 this league
can be taken until the Northwestern
league meeting Is held. some time IN
December. when the affairs o. the
circuit will be untangied
Just what kind Of an ice hockey
team VIII represent Seattle IN the
Pacific Coast league this season?
The above question Is being asked
by followers Of the Ice hockey game.
The answer IL that Seattle will have
practically the same team this sea.
son that won for US the champion
ship Of the world last winter.
While nothing definite can be
learned until Pete Muldoon arrives
from California 10 gather his men
and start the training season. II is
pretty safe bet that the Seattle
quintet will be made up Of the same
faces that were seen here in the
past
II IL being freely predicted that
when the final whistle blows. this
afternoon. on the gridlron at Berk.
eley, the University Of Washington
football team. unbeaten for 10
years. will walk off the field with
"A loss marked up against them.
Those who are familiar with tho
team. however. know that despite
this. the University OF California
team viii have TO admit that the old
Washington spirit was there. even
tho the experience and strength OF
other years WAC missing.
when one considers that all Of
Washington old men are wearing
the uniform Of Uncle Sam. there
should be no feeling OF depression
II the inexperienced eleven does not
put over a victory.
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The University Of Washington
freshman football eleven and the
Queen Anne high school football
team we're greeted by a heavy, slop.
py Rridlron when they met today at
University field
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Hunt Sees Loss
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TOday's Melee

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-07-28
NO WORLDS SERIES
SUGGESTS JOHNSON
Losing of Players by Draft
May Make Play
Impossible

Chicago, July 27.-There is likely to
be no worlds series this year as re-
suit of the drain on major league
baseball players by draft B. B. John
son, president of the American league,
said here tonight on his return from
New York. He said that tabuTation of
draft numbers held by players showed
that probably % men would be taken
from the American league and that
the American would not play the Sc
ries if it were handicapped by that
serious a loss.
The league president also stated
that he had learned that the military
drilling installed by the league in the
season would not cause the war de-
partment to extend exemptions to bali
players until the end of the season.
His informtion. Mr.. Johnson declared
was that the bali players would DC
drafted about September 1.
An interview by the American league
president in New York, urging ball
players not to claim exemptions, gave
rise to suggestions by baseball ex-
perts that the draft would result In
recalling to the major leagues many
men now playing in the minor
leagues, who once were stars in the
majors but are now past the age of
the draft.
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ALLIED POWERS
IN CONFERENCE
FIRM IN COURSE
Continued from Page onc)

draw their troops as soon as possible
from ancient Greece. Thessaly and
Epireus.
The following announcement re-
apocting the decision of the allies cor
corning Greek territory now occu-
pied by their military forces was pub
lished today:
simultaneously and as soon as pos
sible, will end the occupations they
have been obliged to make in ancient
Greece. Thessaly and Epireus. Military
occupation of the triangle formed by
the Santi Quaranta road and the
Epireus frontier will be maintained
Professionally as measure of secur-
ity Italy and Greece to agree as re-
CARDS re-establishment of the civil
administration under commissioner
appointed by Greece. France, Great
Britain and Italy will preserve during
the war naval and military base on
the Island of Corfu, the island :e-
naming under the sovereignty of
Greece"
The withdrawal of troops will not
affect the status on the Macedonian
front. The reinforcement of King Con-
stantine and the entrance of Greece
into the war has relieved the entente
allies of the necessity of maintaining
troops in Athens and elsewhere in old
Greece to prevent an attack from the
rear, and 1t is these forces which are
to be withdrawn.
The fighting front is in Greek Mace
donia and southern Servia to the north
of the districts affected by the allies
decision.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-07-28
Duplicate Master Draft
Lists Rushed to New York
as the Originals Seem Lost

New York, July N-Duplcate master
lists for New York's draft exemption
boards were rushed from Washington
tonight by special messenger to take the
place OF the original lists which were
forwarded to Albany by registered mail
Wednesday afternoon, but have not been
delivered.
A committee Of physicians has arranged
to have free medical attention given to
drafted men anxious to serve In the
army, who are now barred by minor
physical disabilities which an operation
can removed. These men will be treated
at Bellevue hospital.