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nything-eXcept the fact that he beat
her at her own game.
Evening journal., 1919-07-10

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Evening journal., 1919-07-10

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Evening journal., 1919-07-10
NORTHSPUR TAKES
JUNIORS FEATURE
Brown Ge,Jing Beats Fast
Field in Amateur
Races
WALNUT WARD
ALSO IN FRONT

The nrst day OF the NTH annual meet
ing Of tho inierclub races OF the Junior
League Of Amateur Driving Clubs at
tracled fair crowd al tho Elsmere
track OF the Delaware Horse show AS
socisilon yesterday afternoon. The pro
gram consisted OF seven events, all or
which provided spirited contests, only
two * which were decided In Straight
heats
The feature Of the afternoon was the
2f5 trOt for the league cup. Norlh-
SPUR. 2Os - a brown geldlng for
nierly owned by Congressman NC
Laughlin, OF Philadelphia. now ihe
property OF W. j. Mcdonald, Of Bos-
ton. Mass. won the cup IN straight
heats. Mr.. Mcdonald drove his horse.
This race was split into two divisions
four horses starting IN each DIVISION
the frst two qualifying for the event.
In the nrst division May Boy ana
Morris Blngen. both brown gcldings'
failed 10 qualify. In the second division
the horses shut out were Jessie Waits
and Louise Guy both brown mares.
.Sprlggan, a bay gclding owned ana
driven by H. r. Wallace. president OF
the Delaware Horse show Association
won the qualifying heat by four
lengths eased up In the second d.
vision qualifying heat Mr.. Mcdonald
did not urge Norlhspur until rounding
the turn into the stretch OF the last
half mile Kenneth, a bay horse own
ed by j. Writ Willis, Of this city. and
driven by z. p. Moody, led from the
start until Northspur was sent out 10
win. The bay gelding gave a splendid
exhibition Of sprint speed IN the
stretch. beating Kenneth by a head.
Kenneth gave Northspur a battle in
the two succeeding heats. but the win
ner always showed Just enough speed
10 win. Mr.. Mcdonald had the horse
i'm the lead In the FIRST heat before the
neld was Strengthened for the lrst
quarter IN the second heat he had
the pole and led from wire 90 wire.
Kenneth gave the victor a spirited race
in the second heat until the stretch was
reached. when the Wilmington horse
broke. and only the splendid driving OF
Mr.. Moody landed him in second place.
Spriggan was third and Miss silver
Todd fourth in each heat.
Both OF the pacing events were pro
longed % three heats. In the free-for-
Evening journal., 1919-07-10
TROTS FASTEST
HEAT OF YEAR

CLEVELAND. o.. Jnly 10 AN attend
ancc records were broken at the North
Randall track grand circuit harness
race meeting yesterday.
The feature event OF the card. the
Ohio stake. was Won by Brescia. a
rank outsider in the betting Brescla
took lhe last tWo heats after Allie Lou.
"a fourth choice. took the nrsl heat In
2Oii5. trollIns the fastest heat OF the
year.
charlie Penn another outsider. took
lhe first division Of the 2i2 class trot-
tins fcncsla. The favorite took The
second division
peter Coley. a third choice won the
PIG class lroung. and Goldlc Todd the
favorite, took me 2ii class pacing in
straight heats
Goldic Todd paced the fastest two
Evening journal., 1919-07-10
only 2 TITLE BOLTS
STAGED THIS YEAR
In Meetings Crowns Chang
cd Hands. Dempsey and
Rritton Taking Honors
LEWIS, TENDLER. GREB
ENTITLED TO FIGHTS

When Jack Dempsey dropped Jess
Willard and thereby annexed the
heavyweight crown, 70 was the nrst
championship 20 change hands in six
months. II also will he recalled that
Jack Britton surprised by regaining
his crown by stopping Ted KID Lewis
Leonard. Kilbane and Herman are
clinging TO their titles klbane has
been in power for seven years, Leon
ard has been king since t9lL while
Herman has reigned' without Interrupt
ton for more than two years
Herman has not defended his crown
against a worthy foe since he defeated
Kid Williams on points IN a twenty
round decision battle in New Orleans.
Kilbane has been engaging in limited
battles. Benny Leonard has not placed
his title in jeopardy since he deposed
Freddy Welsh.
Jack Dempsey has not been in power
long. but % took only a few hours TO
learn that be was ready to give all
chaleneers a smash at his newly won
honors
As for Jack Brition. that crafty
champion is ready and willing at all
times 10 give any challenger a chance.
Lewis gave Brtton a couple Of chances
20 regain the crown. Britton has an
nounced that he is willing 10 meet the
Englishman over the championship dis
lance 70 is reported that the match
has been clinched FOR title meeting
between them for Labor Day.
Brition and Dempsey have been the
only champions crowned IN 1919 There
IS a chance of The title changing hands
again n Lewis and Britton meet.
Now the one boy who Is likely 70
he t,r ~ ring artis. rrOW-rd is Lew
Tender All this brilliant southpaw
needs Is a chance. he has demon
siraied his class against the best light
weights in the world His record is a
brilliant one.
Irish Patsy Cline. Willie Jackson
Johnny Dundee, Harvey Thorpe, Frank
lr Callahan. Tommy Tuohey. Pete Hart
lay. Phil Bloom, Ever Hammer. Har-
lom Eddie Kelly. George Chsney. Joe
Welsh packev Hommey. Cal Delaney
and dozens NJ others have wilted under
IBIS destructive attack.
Charley While and Benny Leonard
."NN N'"W NINN NNlN NAIiNN Nl@IlN iNNA
lcrs hc has not engaged. Efforts 10
n~inr These boys into a meeting with
Tender have failed
Tender met Joe Welling IN Newark
last February and oulfought The rangy
lightweight in eight hard rounds. Well
ing opened deep cash. over Tender 2
,efi eve. ihe first time The souihpaw
oNrr WIS badly damaged in battle.
But Tcndicr's win over Welling was
not decisive Welling has given Dun
dee. Cline aad Leonard plenty ~
trouble n Tendler trounces. or per-
haps knocks out Welline at Shibe Park
Monday nieht. then % viii he hard 10
keep Lew from Ceiling the recognition
lc deserves.
Anoiher boy who has broken into the
sporllChi during The last two months
is Harry Grcb. ihe Pittsburgh light
heavyweight Grcb has been going
through the 0eld like q demon His
latest conquest was a nfieen-round Vic
Tory over Bill Brennan in Tulsa, Okla
hom1 Brennan once gave Dempsey a
real battle for six rounds.
Greb is after a meeting with Demp-
sey. lr Grob pulls a Dempsey and stops
Lo,insky ON Monday night his chances
VIII be bright
Evening journal., 1919-07-10
NIGHT
BREAK THIS TIME

The tie In he Harlan Twilight
League Will bc broken his afternoon
when lhe Layers-Out and N--B meet
joe Briscoo will he on The mound
for the Layers-Oul. with George kop-
shaw holdng him up loe's rcgul0r
job is In thc Ml-Wilminglon League
where DE Is lhe mainsloy of The
Neighborhood team. and DE has been
tWirling a nne brand of ball for That
club. only a week ago Ice worked
both games OF douhle-hcadcr against
the puscy a Jones team. and Won
them both.
Evening journal., 1919-07-10
WEST END WINS ONE.

West End defeated Dayton yesterday,
3 'o g. Score:
Dayton A. C...........OOO2OiOOi-i
East End 4. C......,iOOOOi3Ox-J
Evening journal., 1919-07-10

an Oregon Han. another horse OF the
Mcdonald stable. showed the speed OF
ihc neid ami won tine Hirst meat
handily. In the second heat oregon
Han broke after The half mile and
Madam Mac went 20 the front, win
ming easily. In scoring FOR the nnal
heat Madam Mac threw a shoe and a
lolng wait cnsucd until @ was reset
Tho Hazl8t0n pa. owned mare gave
the BOSTON horse a battle until they
came into the stretch OF the mile, when
she broke long enough 10 make Ore
gon Halls victory rather easy.
IN the 2i6 pace Flashing. a black
gelding owned and driven by B w.
Cove. Boston, Mass. showed the class
In The first heat which he took from
Kountess Kohl by two lengths. IN the
second heat the geldlng broke on the
flrst turn after the start, kountess
obtaining such an advantage that It
was impossible 20 oyertake the MIneola,
/. J.. mare. I'm The nnal heat Flashing
irailed behind kountess Kohl for
three-quartcrs OF the distance. Then
Mr.. Cove sent him ont 10 win. he
going under the wire four lengths In
front of the Kountess.
The Metropolitan Driving Club, Of
Boston, led In point scoring for the
day for the club point cup presented
bv William dupont with i6 points.
Tho Delaware Horse Show Association
was second with a; Nassau Driving
Club. OF NIineola. L. l., third with q;
Goshen Driving Club OF Goshen. y. y.
fourth. with z. and the Road Horse As
soclatlon. Of Newark. y. j.. last, with
a single point Summaries:
Two-ycar-old trot cup presented by
/. /. Mshoneys
Ruth Brook. b. T.. by Justice
Brook Gartrell ........y..-...2 !
Worthy Brook, b. r.. Hoefiner...i 2
Time. 23j -; 235 ia.
Thrce-year-old trot, cup presented by
James p. Winchester:
juno Isle br. T.. by Junior stokes
Crossman .......-....--.-....'
Peter Langford, b.. e.. Graves.......2 3
Harvest P.ide, br T. Gable........4 2
Doctor Work. b. c., sherman ......3 q
Time. 226 IA; 2.25 IA.
200 trot for Silver trophy:
Walnut Maid b. m, by Walnut
Hall. Eycs.................- l
Lctta Watts, b. m. .........-..-.--.2
Carmelitia Hall, br. m. Sherman...3 3
Time. 2is -; 2i5 IA.
2l5 trot for league cup:
Northspur. b. E., by san Francisco
Mcdonald ..................... /
Kenneth. b. h., Moody ..............2 ?
SpriCgan, b. &. Wallace ...........3 3
Miss silver Todd. b. m, Linnehsn-.4 a 4
Time, 2fi "a; 2i5 IA.
Free-for-all pace. trophy presented
by n T. Wallace:
oregon Hall, b. g., by Ha' b.,
Mcdonald ....................t 2
Madam Mac, br mA Ewes. ......3 4
Kentucky Marque, hr. h., Shoe
maker ...................... 3
Billy Jackson. b. g.. Kingsley. dis
The Weed, blk e.. Farley. y........dis
Time, 2i3 -; 2ii 81; 2ii "a
2i6 pace trophy presented by Cap
Evening journal., 1919-07-10
CAULK TEAM STOPS
MILLSRORO'S STREAK
Belts Pitched Fair Ball,
But Was Given
Poor Support
HUMMEL ALLOWS
ONLY FIVE HITS

GEORGETOWN. Del July 10 The
strong Millsboro team. which has had
winning streak FOR three weeks was
defeated Thursday afternoon on their
home grounds by the Caulk Dental Com
pany OF Milford. by the score OF 9 10 ..
The MispilliOn boys had the Indian
river team 40 their mercy from the be-
ginning The erOras
Evening journal., 1919-07-10
SALES TEAM EASY.

Tho Accounting team. OF the Her
cules League. defeated sales yesterday
30 30 D. While errors contributed
somewhat In the scoring, solid hit
also aided Score:
Accounting ...........3O23o2O-
Sales ..................OO OOi l.
Earned runs. Accounting g. sales. 3.
TyyO-base hits. Baker. 2; kelleher.
struck out by Mckay. 3; by Day, 6.
Double plays. Skehey 10 Stats to
Baker Left on bases. Accounting. q.
Sales. g. stolen bases. Accounting. g.
Sales B. Sacrifice hits. Pyle. Day. Hit
by pitched ball. Harkins Bases on
balls on Day. 3: on Mckay, T. Passed
balls. oakley & Glenn. 4 Time Of
game. 4 Dr.. 30 min. Umplres Hahrr
and Tonkng
Business partnerships will be formed
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Evening journal., 1919-07-10

Jack Dempsey having won
the championship will allow
each and every man in the u.
S. A. to look upon him at fifty
cents a look.
Evening journal., 1919-07-10
MIIISBORO

tain w A. Simonton:
Flashing, blk. 8, by Stormcliffe
boNc ..s.ft..........t...i
kountess Kohl, blk. m Meckel2 q
Buster f., TO g.. Kuhns ........3 3
Time. 2l9: 225. 22i 81.
Evening journal., 1919-07-10

Jess Willard having uplfted
the fight game for the last fIve
years, will now try his hand at
uplifting oil from the Texas OIL
fields.
Evening journal., 1919-07-10

heats Of the year by covering the nrs
two miles la 24&
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-07-25

To the Honorable County Court,
Lincoln County, Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-07-25
NOTICE TO PRESENT CLAIMS

In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Lincoln County
In the matter of the Estate of VIM.
Smith, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigned has been appointed admins
trator OF the estate of VIM. Smith, de-
ceased, by the above entitled Court,
and has qualified as such. All persons
having claims against said estate are
hereby notified TO present the same
duly verified and with proper vouch ,rs
to me at Siletz, Or gon, within six
months from the date of first publica-
tion of this notice.
Dated and first pub, July 18th, 1919.
John Albert,
Administrator.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-07-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court Of the State of
Oregon for Lincoln County

oregon Tor Lincoln county
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Caro-
line L. Z. McGee, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Anna
NJ. Conyers has been duly appointed
administrative Of the estate of Caro-
line L. p. MCGEE, deceased, by the
County Court of Lincoln County, State
of Oregon, and has duly qualified for
said trust. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby requir-
ed to present the same duly verified,
with proper vouchers to said admins
tratrix at Clatskanie, Oregon, or to w.
A. Harris, Attorney, st. Helens, Ore
gon, within SIX months rom the uale
of this notice.
Dated July 18th, 1919.
Anna M. Conyers,
Administrative of the Estate of Caro-
line L. p. McGee Deceased.
w. A. Harris, Atty. for Administrative,
St. Helens, Oregon.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
SYNOPSIS OF ADJOURNED JULY
TERM OF COUNTY COURT

Contract for first mile of Toledo-New.
port road, let to c. R. Wright and
A. ]. Mcmillan.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-07-25
sEMl-ANNUAL REPORT
For Six Months Ending June so, t9-
Genltlenen:

To the Honorable County Court,
Lincoln Coun,y, Oregon.
Gentlemen:
! herewith submit my semi-annual
report covering money collected by me
through the several avenues incident
to the office of Sheriff OF Lincoln
County. Oregon, for the period of SIX
months ending June 30th, 1913; sdld
monsy having been turned over to the
County Treasurer as follows:
Tax Deeds, 1907 =. =. =. IS 1.65
Tax Deeds, 1908 E. :. =. .. SIS
Redemp.cEs ana Assign
ments, $40 g.. =. q. =. 1874
RedemFl.ons and Assign
ments, 1911 =. =. =. :. 247.S6
Redemr..oHs and Assigre
men:s, 1912 :. =. :. 25O.9O
Redempuons and Assign
mems, 1913 =. :. :. :. 363.6S
Redempticns and Assign
ments, 1914 :, :. :. =. 905.O1
Tax Receipts, 1915 =. :. :. 1420.S1
Certificates of delinquency
1915 :. :. :. =. =. 2l6.Zo
Tax Receipts. 1916 E. E. :. 3S01.93
Certificates I delinquency
1915 :. :. :. :. :. :. :. S7.41
Tax Receipts, 1917 :. -. :. 119S4.64
Certificates CT delinquency
1917 :. :. :. :. :. 10.4S
Tax Receipts, 1918 =. :. :. 125951.4
Mileage and Deeds S4.20
Fire Patrol =. :. :. .. :. 63S.3S
Total :. :. ..s146152.OO
STATE OF OREGON
)ss.
County of LinSoln J
l. w. Z. Simpson, Sheriff of the
above named County and State, here
by certify that the foregoing report
is complete report Of all public
money coming into my hands as
Sheriff and Tax Collector of Lincoln
County. Oregon for the SIX months
ending June seth, 1918. and that
have turned over to the Treasurer OF
sad lincoln County. Oregon, all the
sgid sums Of money as hersip aloye
81 M.
w. {. Simpson, Shorifl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18

Plenty of pretty dark patterns, in stripes, checks, plaids and solid colors-a lot of new style features that the boy will like-an un- matchabe amount of value, put there by Blachs exclusive all-cash system and last, but not least, an unqualified guarantee of sat- isfaction. That goes with everything Blach's sells.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
Blach's Positfue guarantee of sotisfaction eliminates all risk in buying anything we offer

Boys summer suits, in days gone by, held ] merit save coolness. It's quite different no Our makers have learned to put as much sty and longevity into featherweight fabrics they do in the best of winter garments splendid example of this is found in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
Fathers Flock to West
 Lake When Sol 'PeelSs
 From Behind the Clouds
Popular Resort Daily Scene of Merry Dancing and Swimming Parties
 From Birmingham

At last Ole Sol has come into his own, and with his powerful rays the water at West Lake is in excellent condition, and each day brings forth large crowds of bathers at this popular resort.
 In speaking of the prospects for the coming season, Capt. J. N Seymour, Jr.. who is instructor and life guard at the lake this season, stated last evening that it is surprising to see how the Birming- ham public takes to swimming, and our beach is giving great pleasure to the large crowds who visit West Lake. This season promises to be the most success full season the lake has ever experienced
 The bathing beach. with it's many new improvements. such as concrete bottom, new diving boards, and many other de- vices for the pleasure of the bathers, is considered the smost modern and up-to- date inland bathing beach in the south.
 Manager J, A. Keith, who for the past four seasons has so successfully con ducted the affairs at West Lake, is giv- ing his personal attention to the dancing pavilion. and each evening from to l2 sees large attendance of dancers at the large pavilion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
INJUSTICE DONE FORMER SHERIFF
 OF CHILTON COUNTY
Attention of Age-HeraId Called to Inaccuracies in Dispatch Published in
 May, 1918

The Age-Herald has received from for mer Sheriff H. A Harris of Chiffon county. at Clanton, formal demand for retraction of dispatch published con corning him May S1, 1918, year ago this month.
 The Age-Herald cheerfully gives space to fighting an injustice done the former official The special delivery letter re- ceived in Birmingham Friday evening was the first intlmation to this news paper that the article complained of con tained inaccuracies.
 The article stated that Sheriff Harris had been placed under arrest in con- nection with the stacker raids which were being discussed at that time in Chiffon county and that he had been taken to Birmingham for further exam nation The dispatch reached The Age Herald from both Clanton and Montgom- cry.
 It nov develops, however, that the dis pa atches were based upon rumors and that the sheriff came to Birmingham volun- tarily and had a talk with the Depart ment of Justice agents here. They sent a representative to Clanton to make an investigation and this representative re- ported that the sheriff was an efficient officer and that an injustice had been done the official by the rumors which were in circulation.
 The Age-Herald cheerfuily publishes this in justice to MT Harris and ex- presses regret that he was made the victim of rumors which no doubt grew out of the tense condition of public senti- ment at the time the nation was strain ing every effort to win the great war;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
Famous Soloist to Sing
 at East Lake Park Today

Milton Monroe, famous as a solo singer with band accompaniment will sing ''to beat the band at East Lake park Sun day afternoon. Announcement was made Saturday that MT. Monroe had agreed to appear on the musical programme at East Lake and to give number of solo selections with the municipal band under Philip Memoli accompanying him.
 This will be one of the best treats music lovers of Birmingham have enjoyed In some time. The free band concerts within themselves have proved enjoyable and have drawn out record-breaking crowds each Sunday. Now comes Manager Hugh Hill with the announcement of this added attraction.
 MT. Monroe was formerly solo singer with Sousa's band, with Victor Herbert and with the U. S. Marine band. He is said to have an exceptionally good bari tone voice O. great volume.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
Birmingham Becomes The Center Of Baptist
 Education in South
Dr. billiard Points Out Great Victory Won When Birming- ham Was Selected Yesterday Headquarters for Baptist Education Board-Board Will Super
 wise 129 Institutions of Learning

When the Southern Baptist convention mously selected Birmingham as headquar- ters of the Southern Baptist education board a great victory was won for this city.
 Dr. J. W McGlothlin of Louisville was elected secretary of the board and he and staff of clerks and officials will be located here /
 The action of the Atlanta convention means that in future years all of the educational work of the Baptist denomi- nation in the south will be directed from Birmingham The southern convention already had five boards to handle vari- ous features Of the conventions work They are the home missions, foreign mis- sicns, Sunday schools and ministerial relief. The education board which has just been created makes the fifth and it's work will embrace some of the most important carried on by the denomina- ton.
 The convention is starting a campaign to raise S75,000, GOO during the next five years and one-third of this is to be de- voted to education.
 k Dr. J. E. Dillard, pastor of the South side Baptist church, returned last night from Atlanta, where he appeared before the special committee which had charge of the selection of a location for the education board
 others in the interest of the Birmingham 1ocation,' said Dr. Dillard. and on the first vote all except two of the members voted for Birmingham. When the next vote was taken the committee was unan- irpous and I then felt sure that we
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18

had won a victory because the commit tees recommendations are practically always accepted by the convention in such matters.
 s'The location of the board here is a great thing for this city. They will have charge of directing the raising of something like $25, 100000 during the next five years and all of this work will be carried on here. The Southern Baptist convention has 129 institutions of learn ing spread throughout the southern states and the education board has super vision over all these. Birmingham, there fore, becomes the center from which all these great institutions are directed
 We also tried to get the next conven- tion for Birmingham, and Dr. J. R. Hobbs of the First Baptist church here presented our case. Washington beat us on ths, but Birmingham was honored in tho selection of pr. Hobbs as alternate to deliver the introductory sermon at the Washington convention next year.