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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-12-17

| County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk Of
he Board of Commissioners
J. E. Walsh,D. ]. sal ...,....l75.43
J. Wichman, sal. ...............9 l.80
| H. Boerlin, sal $500
| :. Dimock, sal Dep Sher.. .175.0C
5. T. Kelso, sal. ..........20 10000
| NJ Nicolas, sal Dep Rec. .... $500
NJ. Nicolas, sal Dep. Clerk. -. .40.0C
| E B. Balzar, sal ..........333.33
B. F. Baker, BID. prisoners. 900
| Western New. Miner, Printing. $3.50
H. Boerlin, 3D. prisonelrs 1890
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B. F. Baker, sal. 1880
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c. l.. Dimock, expense ....14.4S
J. H. White, expense. .........39. So
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w. ]. Hammill sal San. Insp. :. 5000
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D. P. Randall, expense ... HOO
Charlotte Gibson, Dep. Rec, 1000
]. H. White, sal ............2 10000
Carl Johnson, witness fees .2lo5
r. ID. Johns witness fees ..21S0I
Faith White, court reporter. 20 80
Helen Hager Stem. Dist Att..,.. 1900
A. ]. Mccarthy, ]. P. Haw.. $500
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Adams & Miller, Nina hall rent ,l5.0C
Walker Lake Bulletin printing :. 400
Neva Waters mothers pension $500
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State Highway Dep. road sup. 307.66
Ans. West Road Mach Co, blades2606
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Pete Delapiazza road work. ... 1000
Dale Jones, road work. $500
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Claims Allowed
BY the Board of County
commissioners.
To R. D. Millar, County Auditor:

ftarthorne, Nevada, NOV. ,, l9Zl.
| S. 7. Kelso County Clerk and ex-
officio Clerk OF the Board of County
Commissioners, hereby certify that the
following claims were duly allowed
and ordered paid by the Board OF
County Commissioners at their meet
ing held on the 5th day of Nov, 1921
ST KELSO,
County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk OF
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-12-17

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Evening journal., 1921-05-12
st. Hedwig'S A. A. Dots
ats. Etats. Eatsl When7
81 "GUESS LMHO.'


Saturday night at our first ami
held at Modjeska Hall for the MEM
bers and their women friends
Well we did what we promised.
and we intend 10 go one better than
the last one
Watch the papers for our next
smoke.
Who was that pair that stood in
the rain about two hours out near
the b. and O. station last Friday
night? Watch your steps Kid Wal
ter and Chick Little.
Huckster r. Grabowsk has en-
tered his horse Napoleon in the
races. He expects Steve Stanley to
ride this weed eater TO victory.
Everybody calls him Kid Boots
but don't make fun Of his feet.
We would like to match Jesse
McBoy and Ben Healy for our next
smoker with Jim Sweeney as the
third man in the ring.
oh! Johnnie Horba boyl Oh
dimples Kid Gid a gid out.
Sparksie it's about time you we're
changing those socks.
Jimmy Rogers was very exciting
at our show Monday night. Jim.
maybe you need something to steady
your nerves.
Who was that big sandy-haired
fellow NJ near the front Monday
night with his arms stretched out
and mouth wide open? OH Big ST.
Come on yellow get up or that
railroad, you look like a piece OF
rubber.
Doc Bilukowski. when you paint a
roof put the paint on the roof not
on Jack Zabielska's back.
You directors and members OF the
entertainment committee are asked
to be out on Friday night
All out to the monthly meeting
Monday night The chairman has
some good news for you.
We take what We get and give
what we got. And Wen leave il tc
the public 10 judge. for we don't in.
tend to crowd the press agent with
that kind OF sport news.
John Bogucki. why don't YOU
shake that missed-placed eyebrow
/ You look like King Midas.
Those carp don't seem TO hurr
Joe White. He swamped EastlakS
Tuesday night.
There is no use fellows. Jimmie
Mudd has them all vamped with
that same old hook and line.N
Our all around ball player Jane,
! Is right there when Il comes to toss
ing that old apple. He is also q
word beater when II comes tC
swinging after carp.
The day committee were surpris
ed over the change in the weather
They were easily convinced as 10 tn
reason after being informed tina
Pete Singer went to work.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
RRoWNsoN rs. RLACK sox.

The Brownson team Of the All
Wilmington League will line up
against tho Black Sox. at Third and
Adams streets grounds at Sis
tonight.
The Black sox defeated Camden.
y. j., on Saturday by the score Of
TO o, and expects to hand the
Brownson team the same kind Of a
lacing this evening. II is rumored
that Sandtop. the star receiver Of the
Hilldale team, viii do the catching
for the Black Sox team. Manager
Purnell. of the Black Sox. will use
Speedbal Woods on the mound
while Manager Flynn will depend on
MIN Gray TO bring the bacon to the
Fourth and Jackson boys.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
LAFAYETTE DEFEATS
DELAWARE AT TENNIS

Lafayette tennis players we're too
strong for Delaware yesterday and
won five out Of the six matches play
ed at Lafayette.
In the singles matches Mena OF
Lafayette defeated Horty OF Della
ware 60. 60.
shumway OF Lafayette defeated
Barker OF Delaware 81, 6-l.
Mitchell OF Lafayette defeated
Challenger OF Delaware 6-1. SO.
Wayland OF Lafayette defeated
Gutowitz go. Sc.
In the doubles matches Mena and
Shumway defeated Horty and Barker
Of Delaware Ga. &c, Ga.
Mitchell and Maryland Of Lafay-
ette defeated Challenger and Cat
witt GA, 6-l.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
Jacks rabbit Punch"
Won't Touch Carp

men and with head drawn forward
and down within the shelter Of his
guard. This leaves the vulnerable
spot on the back or the neck v ir
open for a big fellow who a Sac
reach that Dempsey ha~
But Carpenters f' li lighting
will make It impoer ,o Tor Dempsey
TO use his "rahh' ln the champion
ship go. He can drive i'm the punch
only when the Frenchman is
covering And Georges won't COW
or. None Of the classy fighters who
are fast on their feet need to cover.
AS a matter OF fact. many of them
don't even known how, never having
needed TO learn. The rabbit
punch" for that same reason could
MT be used against fighters Of the
type OF Benny Leonard or Packey
Mcfarland, while a boxer who was
adept with II would have an easy
time making IL count with men like
Sharkey, Bat Nelson or Ad Wolgast.
Dempsey probably will depend for
a knockout on slugging Carpenter
early in the fight into such weak
ness that he can break through with
the crashing rights and lefts to the
jaw that toppled over Big Jess Will
lard and a host OF others.
And. in doing so. he will only be
following the trail Of hstic history.
for never TO my knowledge has a
heavyweight title changed hands by
a rabbit. punch. "backhand
punch" or any OF the other dozen
OF more freak blows about which
various boxers boast.
. Copyright. 1921. n. r. A.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
MADISON AFTER TROUBLE

Madison would like to arrange
games with any teams In the city
players ages are between 16 and is
years. Rose Hill, Liberty A. c.
Trinity, Claymont A. c.. st. Hedwig's s
Reserves. Merwick. Fifth Ward
Ninth Ward Midgets. New Castle
Lorraine Academy, Lakewood, and
Sixth Ward Wildcats are preferred.
Send challenges TO Fred Haley, soc
No. Jackson street. Madison would
also like to play twilight games with
any team I'm or out OF the city.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
SHOOTERS TIE IN
MID WEEK SHOOT

The first Of series OF mid-week
shoots was held by the Eastlake
Trapshooting Association last night
over the Eastiake traps. The attend
ance was large, considering the
weather. a strong winc causing many
fuky targets Worthing and Harry
Williams tied in the 15-target event
and Vic willis captured the 10 and
double-target events. The quail
shoot and the protection shoot prov
ed a surprise to the shooters and Gre
ated much interest. n. Williams
das high gun in the quail shoot and
Worthington coupled with Williams
captured the protection event.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
MADISON ATHLETIC GIRLs.

The Madison Athletic Girls met
Tuesday evening at the Field House
Third and Madison. A social COM
mittee was appointed which COM
prises II. Walker, r. De Eco. f. De
Eco. 3. Howard, NJ. Murray and II.
Murray.
The Misses De Foe we're appointed
on the advertising committee. and
Miss Walsh. NJ. Crockett and NJ. Ros-
sitter on the investigating committee
Miss Harriet Walker and Miss
Rose De Fec will entertain the club
with music at the next meeting. Miss
/ Mildred Crockett will recite.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
.DELAWAREEASY
FORPENN Team
Quakers Get Revenge by
Defeating u. of D.,
9 to |
CAPTAIN DONOHO
MAKES GREAT CATCH

Special TO The Evening Journal.
PHILADELPHIA. May ~. To
atone for the defeats Of the last two
years. Penn nared up like the wealth
er yesterday and crushed the Univer-
sity OF Delaware on Franklin Field
> TO 1.
What made it all the more
nleasant for the red and blue was
The fact that four OF the runs and as
many hits were made off Joe Roth
rock. the versatile southpaw, VINO
had the honor of beating them on
successive years.
Rothrock did not start the game.
collins. another southpaw' beins
Coach Shipley's selection, but wnen
the latter was tanned for three runs
m the fourth inning, the Delaware
coach quickly rushed in Rothrock,
his ace. in the hope that he would
nold the Ouakers down in the re-
naming innings. Rothrock failed
\ and Ramsey, a little righthander'
\ Who followed in the seventh, al
though wild, was a big Improvement.
OF the three Delaware Ringers
| Penn made ten hits, Danny McNichol
and Captain Harvey setting the pace
/ ith three each. That Brooklyn
/ National offer evidently spurred Nc
I Nichol on in his playing. His bat
t.ne log showed three singles and a
i hase on halls in FIVE trips 70 the plate.
he drove in two runs and scored one
himself. and also stole two bases,
aside from having perfect day AT
second base with seven chances.
Penn's speed on the bases also
\ played a big part in the victory
Eight bases we're stolen, Al Moura-
4 dian leading with three.
Big Walter Larsen, the Salt Lake
city, Utah, southpaw, went the route
81 for Penn, and made splendid Joo
- Il holding the Delawareans TO SIX
II hits. one OF which was home run
4 by Third Baseman Robbins in the
= eighth inning. which scared between
Mouradian and Harvey. Pitcher Col
4 ms had a near homer in the hfth'
B when he crashed one over Harvey's
s. head. on a relay. Harvey 10 Sulli-
4 van 70 Maher, Collins was out al the
| plate by a step.
Coach Walter Cariss sent Jim Can
y ady. the former Southern High lad
Il 10 shortstop in Mel shriver's place
Canady has been out al spring Win
p. fractured elbow, but he looked
q great in his varsity debut. Jim took
Fl eight chances without a whimper
and had a single and walk. Penn
played great ball. despite the chilly
s winds that swept over the field. and
f surned in a perfect box score. Della
F ware. on the other hand. was erratic
H afeld and piled up five errors.
81 Donoho, OF Delaware, made the
q picture play OF the game in the
NJ fourth inning when he raced far In
eft field and made leaping catch OF
+ Billy Maher's drive. II had the ear
marks OF a sure home run.
Il was the poorest exhibition tha'
the Delaware team has given all sea.
son and their playing was not helped
sny by several decisions Of the UNI
pires in which Delaware always go
the short end. Rothrock is a warn
-seather pitcher and never seemed t'
get warmed up. Collins did well un
tn the team back of him crumbled
he ecorp.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
THAT MARsHALnToN GAME
Sports Editor,
Evening journal.

Sports Editor,
Evening Journal.
Dear Sir
In reply TO an article in Monday
nights Journal let me say that all due
respect 10 everyone concerned in the
Five Point-Marshallton game on sat
urday. score keepers should print
only the truth. II never hurts any
one but such words as were used
about the Delaware College pitcher
Paul Grub are unfair. As one who
took part in the game. I will say
there were only five hits made by
the Marshallton team. The truth
is that Five Points registered ten
errors. four Of which were in one
inning These were accountable for
six runs for Marshallton.
In the future kindly play square
with the pitcher as such hunco as
some sport from Marshallton wrote
is ba0 way TO help a yeung boy on
the pitching job.
II you can't boost don't knock.
Yours truly.
G.. II. TINSMAN.
Richardson Park, May 10.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
ST. MARY'S FINDS
SOUTH SIDE EASY

ST. Marys easily defeated South
side Eden last night 1915.
Safe blows by August and Hawk"
Hayes and a home run over the left
field fence by Wolfe gave the Saints
three runs in the first. Eden scored
three in their half OF the frst on two
passes an error and hits by j. Gala
her and Slaughter. They took the
lead with three more In the third
chasing Mcconnell from the mound
Taylor held them safe the remainder
~ the game.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12

Kelly's home-run style reveals the
painful fact that he is fiat-footed.
Carpenters statement that he Is
confident OF doing his best" doesn't
leave any room for criticism.
George Kelly made his FIRST home
run in the major leagues on Sept 7,
1919.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
They Get the Coin

Brownson Library Association,
through the manager of Its base
ball team, Maurice A. Flynn,
and the Defiance A. A. deny that
collections at their games have
not been up TO standard. Brown
son states that the collections
have been fine and up to the
standard and that they apprcci-
ate the kindness OF the fans.
Concerning particularly the
twilight games. direct reference
toward which was made I'm these
columns yesterday, no direct de-
NAL was made. The Brownson
and Defiance hackers intimate
that the present depression
has not Affected their contribu-
tiOns.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12

Cd OF killing rabbits by holding them
up and cracking them back OF the
head with the side OF the hand.
The punch produces a knockout
as surely as will the familiar upper
cut TO the chin, because IL reaches
the nerve centers that communicate
with the brain in exactly the same
way, leaving the victim helpless.
II can be used to advantage only
when an opponent is covering. with
arms down in to protect his abdo
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
The Week s Baseball
Twilight Games
THURSDAY.


City League. .. m.
81. HedwiE vs.. Edge Moor. Edge
Moor. Umpire kanz.
Highland vs.. Eastlake at Twen-
ty-ninth and Market. 8 p. m. Um-
pire Richards.
Hillcrest vs.. Fourth Ward. nc
Fourth and Church. s D. m. I'm
pire Wintrup.
Senior Church League. 6 D. m.
Westminster vs.. Mt. Salem, Bay
nard, No. I.
Grace vs.. st. Paul. Baynard.
No. 2.
Goodman vs.. Second Baptiss.
Rockford. No. 1.
Brandywine vs.. Old swedes,
Rockford. No. 2.
Junior Church League. 2 D. m.
Grace W. Second Baptist, Rock
ford, No. 1.
st. Paul vs.. First-oentraI. Bay
nard. No. 1.
Emmanuel vs.. Westminster.
Rockford. No. 2.
Union vs.. West, Baynard, No. ?.
Goodman vs.. Brandywine. Bay
nard. No. 3.
Harlan Giants vs.. Eleventh
Ward. Eighth avenue and Duncan,
9 y. m.
Black sox vs. Brownson. Third
and Adams, els p. m.
FRIDAY.
dupont c. G. League (women.)
ENpress-Traffc vs.. Advertising.
Nilianova Prep. vs.. Wilmington
High Baynard Field. $50 D. m.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
woRKHoUsE BOYS LOSE.

An All-Star team composed OF
several City League. Lorraine and
ll-Wilmington players defeated the
workhouse in ten-inning twilight
tussle yesterday by the score OF s TO
2. With the Plummer boys leading
2 TO the Stars tied the count in
the ninth and then won out in the
tenth by showing over four tallies-
Score.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
UNION CHATTER
BY "DUTCH."

We win and then we win again.
Yes. sir, First Central and West
both bowed 10 their master this
week.
First Central fell easily on Sat
urday 100. and the best part OF it
was, BILLY" Sem allowed them only
two scratch hits. Nice work, Bill,
old boy.
"Pal Moore lived up TO his hit
ting rep" in this game. Triples. n
everything. No, its not Pail" the
biffer.
Jack" Sylvanus manager OF the
Market streeters. was pretty good
old sport at that. That's Jack s
middle name, sport"
What we have TO laugh at is that
West game. After We let them get
six run lead. we came up in the
fifth and hammered out six hits
which accounted for as many runs,
and the next inning we renewed the
prescription exactly. Just kidded
them along.
Say, fellowsl Moore didn't stop
with triples in this encounter. he
went a step farther. He's built like
Babe" he hits like Babe" bu
he's just Moore! Moore (more) thar
Babe. Eh. what
"Plant-juice" Weldin has ISSUED
orders for the home run hitters OF
West TO meet him some evening ant
take a lesson in touching all the
bags on their way around.
Juice" Carter sure made a won.
derful catch Of Mendenhalfs fou
ny. which he caught going down tbs
hill The boy played a fine game al
way around.
But-fellows. the real turn in ths
battle was when "Railbird" got intC
the fray. He nailed the old appl,
over the field. John Darrell, ladies
and gentlemen, is the hero.
such boys as Thompson, Sutton
McCaulley and Cross each played ar
important part in the old conflict.
Both the ladies and the junior
have important league games on to
day. Let's see them bring home thu
bacon. They will. too.
/ guess II falls SCOTS luck to fac'
the wicked benders OF Lockwood OF
Saturday Better practice up, yoi
bunch Of East Siders.
Ralph Walker. noted singer Of tn
A. A. has been working out on sucl
songs as Mary" and Take You
Grille to the Movies" Wonder VIII.
he likes them so well?"
The latest member Of the "da.
committee" is "Ricks." He also ha
an application in TO join the son
OF Rest"
When that bowling quartet hit
I'D "In the Hills Of Old Kentucky,
everyone leaves the room in orde
that they may enjoy the harmon
ious strains at a distance.
Godfrey and Weldin sure can sin
that Mothers Day song that the
didn't sing in Sunday school.
How about that jazz orchestr
that has just been organized? Wei
there is kid" Green operating o
his fiddle as we'll as he does in IN
Sunday school orchestra and Mac
Mccall pounding on his drums in IN
same manner as he has in man
other similar organizations whil
the brass action is well taken car
, of by the scoop" butcher OF hig
school orchestra fame. Fats
Reager is tickling the piano an
b walker fills his flute with plenty G
wind. Some fine music, eh boys!
!, 'rWhiz" Jeffers is now a daddl
]. fellows. He has named the littl
. fellow Robert Warner. Congratula
] tions "Whiz."
The leaders in batting for leagu
games is as follows:
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
RIFLE CLTR sHOOT

This evening will be the official
opening OF the twilight shooting sea-
son FOR the rihemen OF the Diamond
State Rife and Pistol Club. With
the close OF the indoor season at the
Armory the latter part Of March,
many OF the club members were out
o. luck because OF their business con-
nections. which kept them buster on
Saturday afternoon than at any other
time. II is principally TO accommo-
date these shooters than the Thurs
day evening shoots have been de-
cided on.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12

Moore and Sweeney each has a
homer to their credit, while Nc
Caulley has annexed a triple and a
double as Thompson has.
sun Oil is scheduled for May 49,
~ Marcus Hook. and Millsboro for
May 80. morning and afternoon at
Millsboro.
everybody out tonight to the A
A meeting at 7.3O o'clock, sharp.
Tmportant business on hand.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
SMYRNA HIGH WINS
FROM DOVER, IA TO l

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER. May 12.-The local high
school team lost TO Smyrna here
yesterday by the score Of IA 10 /.
The game was called at the end Of
the seventh inning because Of wealth
er conditions. Dover entered the
game crippled, as a number OF the
best players are out OF school be-
cause of illness.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
poURlrH WARD IN ACTION.

Fourth Ward and Hincrest OF the
CITY League will hook up in a post
poned game tonight at the Fourth
and church streets grounds at s
o'cIock (city time). Manager Au-
rust rs hot after this game, and will
use Kitten August, his star south
paw. on the mound in an effort to
stop the Hillcrest team
Evening journal., 1921-05-12

Champion Johnny Wilson Is stili
waiting for Mike Gibbons to go out
and make a reputation"
More athletics will probably go IN
FOR chess now since Jose Capablanca
has been honored by pension from
Cuba.
A microscopic study OF George
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
cALL CTRLS no PRACTICE.

Women's Auxiliary Of p, b. & W.
A. A. baseball team will practice to-
morrow al sac p. m. city time. on
the baseball grounds. Third and
Church streets. All members are
requested to be present.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12

champion shows
his wares before
the crowds that 60
through the gate
10 watch him train
.at the Atlantic
City camp. b u I
Dempsey won't get
Ia chance 10 use Il
lin his fight with
Georges Carpen-
tier, July ?.
The ''rab bit
punch" Is an over
hand punch TO the
back OF the neck.
II gets its name
from tn e SINH
Hm-as. - 49, .-maFN
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
SCOTT DEFEATS FIRST-CENTRAI

Scott NJ. +. defeated First Central
last evening at Rockford Town by
the score OF IL to 10. The game was
well played despite the large score.
Scores by innings:
Scott .... 0 0 3 2 2 4 Oil IS 4
+. C.....11 6OO1 10 12 8
Batteries-Marvel. Conley and
Morris. Houch; Drummond, Baldwin
Wilmington and Vanneman. Um-
pire. Roberts.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
WESLEY SCORES Y
RUNS In THIS GAME
Special to The Evening Journal.

ole|ldl ~ ne ENtHlu6 doulAal-
DOVER. May 1.-THE WesiSy
Collegiate Institute baseball team
easily defeated the Caesar Rodney
yesterday by the score OF 22 to 3.
The game was played under adverse
conditions for baseball with the tenn
perature below normal and a cold
wind blowing across the field. The
score:
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
BY JOHNNY KILBANE
Featherweight Champion OF tn,
World

NOUVE heard a lot Of talk about
II the rabbit punch" with which
Jack Dempsey is credited with
having finished Bill Brennan.
Il may be on display when the
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
mo summarIesl
CHESTERTOWN HIGH TRIUMPHs

MIDDLETOWN. May 12.-Ches-
tertown High School conclusively
avenged previous defeats by whip
ping the local high school team here
yesterday by the score Of IL to 4.
The Middletown boys owed defeat to
their multiplicity Of errors. The
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
EIGHT WARD EAGLES sprAK

Eight Ward Eagles would like to
arrange games with any team in the
city between the ages OF 10 and IA
years. The line up F. Buckalew.
c.. J. Chroly, p.; l.. Hanna, ss.: w.
Mitchell, h.; b. Keen 2b.: r. Dadds.
.3b.; W. Weiser, H.; A. Carson. Of. /:
c. Rice, RI Address all challenges
to W. Mitchell. 1907 Bennett street.
city.