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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-04-07
ROYAL MINING COMPANY.
Plans Outlined for Developing Slate
Greek Property.

Plans Outlined for Developing Slate
Greek Property.
The board OF directors of the Royal
| Mining company met yesterday at
their new Offices, 2Si Wright Stone
street building. and levied an assess
mont of two mills ON the share of cap
ial stock SAYS the Occur d'Alene
Press of March %
The secretary of the company Sor-
on Simonson announced today I'm re-
card 20 plans and projects Of the com
nnyi
"Tvo hundred and fifty feet OF
tunnelng let ont boy contract at
price of SIS per foot has been com
r'etod The contractor furnished his
own supplies and help i'm the mine.
and the company according TO the
contract furnished one man for haul
ne supplies and TO do the outside
work The contractor finished his
contract January T. this year and two
weeks before he left he struck
HANGING wall and tale seam about
six inches wide which we had assay
od and report reads. Trace OF gold
120 ounces silver to the ton and O6O
nor cent lead
owe are now following the hanging
vail and the tale seam on the left
which runs in the direction of the ore
chimney which r Reher mining ex-
pert. marked ont ON the surface. BY
following the wall we VIII have easy
drilling and less expensive and we
may approximately tunnel so TO 100
feet per month this summer and will
s-arl oneralions Us soon as possihle"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-04-07
STATEMENT OF THE OWNER
SHIP, MANAGEMENT ClRcULA-
TON, ETC, REQUIRED BY THE
"a, 1912.

OF the Wallace Miner published
weekly at Wallace, Idaho, for April,
1921.
state Of Idaho. County of Shoshone,
S.
Before me, a notary public in and
for the state and county aforesaid.
personally appeared Thomas McCabe,
who, having been duly sworn accord
ing to law, deposes and says that he
is the business manager of the
Wallace Printing Company, pub
fishers of The Wallace Miner, and
that the following is, to the best of
his knowledge and belief, a true
statement of the ownership, manage
ment etc. of the aforesaid .publica-
ton for the date shown in the above
caption, required by the act of Aug
ust "a. 1912, embodied in section 443.
Postal Laws and Regulations, print
ed on the reverse side of this form,
to-wit:
l. That the names and addresses
OF the publisher editor. managing ed
hor and business managers are:
Publisher - Wallace Printing Com
pany. Wallace, Idaho.
Editor-A j. Dunn, Wallace, Idaho
Managing Editor-A. j. Dunn. Wal
lace, Idaho.
BUSINESS MANAGERS nOlldS NC
Cabe and II. A. Mcleod. Wallace,
Idaho
. That the owners are:
Wallace Printing Company. Wal
lace, Idaho.
Annie e. Mcleod. Wallace. Idaho.
Alice NJ. McCabe Wallace Idaho
Roderick n Mcleod Wallace,
Idaho.
Lee White. Wallace, Idaho
That ha hprIanlI
mortgages and other security hold
ers owning or holding I per cent or
more of the total amount Of bonds,
or other securities are:
None.
THOMAS McCABE.
business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 2Sth day of March 1921
CSeaD r. s CLOUGH.
Notary Public. CN1y commission
expires September 90. 1929.
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and unless payment is made before,
viii be sold on the 3rd day Of June
1921, at 300 p. m. at the Office of the
company, Gyde-Taylor building, Wal
lace. Idaho to pay the delinquent as
scssment thereon. together with the
costs of advertising and expenses OF
sale.
OTTO A. OLSON,
Secretary Treasurer of Valentine Mi
ming Company Limited; Wallace,
Idaho M3I-A28- 81
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-04-07
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK
HOLDERS.

once OF the Ajax Mining Company,
Wallace. ShOshone County, Idaho,
March y, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that there is
delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock on account of assess
ment No. 10 of one Cd cent per share,
Levied on the 18th day of February,
1921. the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective sharehold-
ers as follows. tO-wit:
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And in accordance with law so
many shares Of each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will he
sold at the Office Of said corporation
to-wit: the Office of James r. How
arth Co. No SOC Cedar street. Wal
lace Shoshone county. Idaho on the
10Th DIV Of April 1921 at 300 o'clock
% ~ of said dav to pay the delin-
oucnt assessment thereon together
with the costs Of advertising and ex-
nenses of sale.
J. A. TAVTGHORST.
Secretary of the Ajax Mining Com
ranv. No. III w 18th Avenue Spo-
home WASHINGTON NIB A14-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES START AT READVILLE

Readville Mass. August 2S.-Much of the interest in the four-day grand circuit meeting starting here tomor- row will center iR the effort of Fred Edman, leading race winner of the year, to capture the American horse breeders futurity trot for three year olds Wednesday with Favonian. The s5,66G purse makes this the most valuable event of the week. Favon- ian the foal of Edmans former three -year-old record holder, Allie Watts, by J. Malcom Forbes. won sh' Boston Herald s2,0O0 two-year- old trot here last year.
 The other leading races of the week will be the So,000 Neponset free forall pace and the S3,000 fres- ident 2.0S trot tomorrow; the $o,e00 Massachusetts 2:11 trot, the 5000 Boston Herald twoyear- trot and the s3,006 Pilgrim 2;10 pace on Tues dayS the s2,000 Blue Hill 2:04 trot on Wednesday and the 5000 Globe three-year-old trot on Wednesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
CHICAGO EXPLOSIONS
 PART OF CONSPIRACY
Ny Associated Press

Chicago, August 2S.--The explosion fast night of time bombs at two Chi cago burlesaue shows, the Columbia and the Star and Garter, was declared by police tonight to be part of con- spiracy to terrorize the owners into the abandonment of their recently announced open shop" policy.
 The explosions took place almost simultaneously and shook the entire business section shortly after mid night Neither theatre had opened for the season and .he damage to each was small. The force of the expIo- fion shattered many windows and terrorized hundreds of persons in nearby hotels.
 George r. Lawrence, manager of the Columbia theatre, said plans to open the theatres next week have not been changed and that the open shop policy would prevail. Both houses are members of the Columbi Wheel" with Headquarters in New York
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
YOUNG STRIBLING TO FIGHT GARCIA
 HERE ON SEPT. I2
Tommy TompkinS Visited Memphis to See the Pacific
 Coast FeatherWeight
By MARVIN MCCARTHY

Before leaving for Memphis, Tommy Tompkins, boxing irlpressario of tGe local Athletic club. stated that his reasons for accompa nying the Barons to the Tennessee metropolis We e manifold but that his chief bust ness in Chickville was the looking over of one Frank Garcia. Pacific coast featherweiGht who has been d,- ing little boxing in Memphis
 If Garcia looks right, Tommy will attempt to persuade the little Cal. tornian 10 accompany him back to Birmingham and to cast his fortunes with those of the B. A. c. boxing instructor.
 To Meet stribiing Here
 And that Garcia does look ri ghS would be indicated by the fact that Tommy slipped it to us by wire yes terday that Garcia will meet Young Stribline. the Macon, Ga, hurricane in a Hereunder at the Birmingham, Athletic club Monday night, Septem- Der 12
 On Monday night. September 5 Garcia meets Pal Moore, Mempl is featherweight, in Memphis.
 In meeting Moore and StriblinE. Garcia is taking on two of the very best that the south can produce. If he makes creditable showing in luese bouts, ms fortune aS ndl- tier in the south are made.
 At that, Garcia is not scrappcr from the ranks trying to make a name and fortune for himself though 1t is doubtful if the latter would be refused by the Pacific coast lad. Garcia is not unknown in the south, himself, as he las fought several good men since conn ing east. and has won & majority of bis bouts.
 Tommy nompkins returns from Memphis carly this morning. when details of the Garcia -Stribling bout scheduled for the B. A. C.. for Sep tember 12, can be obtained.
 Goodbye. Freddie
 Stribling, the little battler who has swept all opposition before him, is ! lad still in his teens. He has fought here once, and made most favor able impression on local fans His bout with Freddie Boorde in Atlanta drew such a large house-setting ! record for Atlanta--that Boorts bought an automobile with his shara of the receipts and started cross country for his home in Indiana, to bring his father south with him as his manager.
 That's why Boorde failed to show up in Birmingham couple of weeks ago as Tommy said he would
 Birmingham needs a good man tu represent the Magic ely in ths lighter divisions, and it may be that Garcia can take the place vacated by Freddie Boorde several months ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
Miss LibertyH Wins
 Great Lakes Trophy
By Associated Press

Detroit, August 2S.-Miss Liberty II of the Buffalo Launch club. with Commodore Humphrey Birge at tn4 wheel. won the Great Lakes trophy for express cruisers, feature event on today's programme of the gold cup Harmsworth regatta here. Betty M., of the Detroit Yacht club, finished second. and Seahorse, owned by James Allison of the Miami Beach Yacht club, finished third. Betty Ms right to second place, however, was protested on the ground she had cut stake on the upper turn and the judges withheld decision. Miss 1902; 34.17.
 The Scripps trophy race for crui- sers under $50 inches piston displace- ment was cancelled when Pal of the Toledo Yacht club, the only cruiser to start. burned out a bearing shortly after getting under way.
 The Detroit Auto club trophy event for displacement speed boats was won by Bee of the Detroit Yacht club. ove,. a field of five other star ters. She covered the 15 miles in 2S:33.74 Miss Pep of Detroit, was second and Bear Cat, also of Detroit, third
 A correction was made today by the Judges in the point standing of Miss America II and Miss Chicago that finished first and second in the first heat of the gold cup race yes terday. The judge announced Miss America is credited with 12 points and Miss Chicago II, instead of If and IS. respectively.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
UNIONTOWN PLAYS ANDALUSIA TEAM
 IN TITULAR SERIES
South Alabama Teams Meet in First Game at Mont
 gomery Today

Montgomery. August 2S.-tSpecial) ) Andalusia and Uniontown will lock horns today in the first of three game baseball series for the cham piouship of the small town teams of south Alabama. From all indi- little teams. this series is going to excite more interest and be more bitterly contested than any other baseball series ever played in south Alabama.
 To begin with, each team has per- formed in almost every town in the southern part of the state, and each has been succesS1ui m annexlng d lai ge majority Of their games, and also successful in making a host Of friends everywhere.
 Aside from the performance of the teams themselves there are a large number of people interested person ally In them on account of a good portion oI tn Andafusia team being cirect from Auburn. Ed Shirlins is one of the well-knewn Auburn prod ucts, and he seems to be able to put as much punch Tn the old WILLOW as ne does in line plunging, for he Is the nome-run king of south Alabama. Jack Lassiter, who not only halls rom Auburn, but also from Sir rningham, is another Tiger star who is shining bright in the baseball line up. Right along with these two are numerous other Auburnites who show promises of starring in the coming series.
 From reports concerning the two teams, everything will be dead ip both Uniontown and Andalusia dur ing. the series as a large number Of fans from each town will Journey tn the canitaI to shout for their tea m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
GARCIA ENTERS U. s.
 TENNIS TOURNAMENT

Philadelphia, August 2S,-A repre- sentative from the Philippines. Man ue, Garcia, has joined the list of national lawn tennis singles cham p;onship tournament, scheduled to begin at the Germantown Cricket club September g. The former cham pion of the islands in the Pacific sent in his entry today, bringing the to- tai received to 80. With three days remaining before the entries close, 1t seems certain that virtually every American star ranking in the first 20, except Clarence Griffin, who last year ranked sixth, will be in competl- ton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
UNIONTOWN BEATS
 THE SELMA OUTFIT

Uniontown, August 2S,-(Special) Uniontown won the second series of games this week from the fast Sell ma team by winning today's game with the big end of a 4to-3 score. Rufus Holly, the aged twirler for the Central City boys, was selected to do the mound work for the Selmians and pitched a very good game. He was lacking In control in the pinches, however, as was evidenced when he hit Rosenfeld in the second inning and forced in the first score:
 Stumb started the game for Union town and hurled air-tight ball until the fourth inning, when he had to retire from the game on account of being hit on the hand with fast ball. George Clark, the old reliable, was put in the harness and delivered the goods as usual,
 Uniontown took the aggressive early in the game and put over three runs in the second frame. The bases were drunk with riders and Holly lost control and hit Rosie, forcing the first run Then Luther Pratt, the walloping third sacker, slammed out a pretty single. scoring two more.
 Selma made two runs in the fifth inning on three hits and an error.
 Uniontown added another score in the fifth. when Fitts got on with 8 single, stole second, was sacrificed to third and went home on a wild throw by Holly. Selma tried to rally in the last chance and did put over one run when Cothran, pinch hitter, got first on wild throw to first by Rosenfeld and. took second on ground rules. He went to third .on 8 single by Creel and scored on Holly's hit over second.
 Thus Uniontown wins the west Alabama championship and rests her oars till Monday, when the world series opens in Montgomery with the audacious Andalusians.
 The features of today's game were
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29

Stump must have been awfully = peeyed to attcak his boss, for Carlton Moleswortf1 seldom gives anyone cause for rough stuff. While Moley is no weakling man ager, afraid to exercise his au thoritv he has rarely resorted to drastic action to maintain dis cipline on his team. Birmin9 ham baseball teams are usually among the best hammered .n the league. for Moley won't put up with trouble maker.
 Punish offenders
 If Clarke committed breach Of discipline, il is only just and right that he should suffer the consequences And attacking his manager appears to us to be the most serious breach of dis cipiine that any player could
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
Dunn Goes to See
 Johnson About Protest

Cleveland. O., August 2s.-James c. club went to Chicago tonight to see President Ban Johnson of the Amer can league, and to protest against his refusal to overrule the decision Wednesday between New York and Cleveland.
 New York won the game, 3 to o, but Iris Speaker, manager of the Cleveland team, protested it on tho ground that interference by Shortstop Peckinpaugh, who was at bat, with Catcher O'Neill, preventing O'Neill making a play that would have put a base runner out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
SPORTS CHICKS BEAT BARONS N OPENER, TO SPORTS
DRIVE IT YOURSELF AND ACIPCO TOMEET AT RICKWOOD TODAY
 FOR CENTRAL DIVISION TITLE

At Redwood park this after noon. Acipco and Drive-itYour- self City league baseball teams will meet in the game to decide the championship Of the Central division. Saturday these two teams played double-header but as the twin bill was split. the championship remained in dispute.
 The game this afternoon will begin at o'clock. Interest in local City league games is high, and good crowd is expected to attend the game at Riekwood park this afternoon,
 The team which wins the game this afternoon will win the chaJnpionship in the central division, and will go into three -cornered tie for the city championship with Preston Motor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29

company's and Alabama Power company S teams.
 A championship series between the three teams will be played here this week, the first game. being played at Rlckwood park tomorrow afternoon.
 Both Acipco and Driye-It- Yourself are in good shape, and the game this afternon should be a splendid one, and a fit ex- hibition of Magic City amateur baseball.
 With Preston Motors and Ala hama Power company already having their places cinched, in- terest of Magic City fans is cen tered on the outcome of this aft ernoon's game, to determine the third contender for the city league championship of Birming. ham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
HARDING INVITED
 TO NET TOURNEY

Philadelphia. August 28.-An invi- tation has been extended President Harding to attend the final matchss of the lawn tennis singles champion ship of. the United States, it was an nounced today by officials of the Germantown Cricket club, where tho tournament will open September g.. The American Davis cup team played before the President on the White House courts shortly before it went to Australia and the chief execu- tive then expressed a desire to see a championship match.
 Boxes for the tournament already have been engaged by the Britfsh embassy, Governor Sproull of Penn sylvania and Mayor Moore of Phil adelphia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
 COLUMBIA LEADING IN SALLY LEAGUE

Columbia. SIC, August 2s.-win- hing eight games in as many starts last week, Columbia increased it's lead to nine games in the South Att lantic association. Charleston, the runner-up, won four games and lost three during the week, as did Green vile, the third place team Augusta fell back to three and one-half games behind Greenville, winning two games and losing six.
 During the week Charlotte was able 10 win only one game while losins seven. Spartanburg won and lost four games.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
1.-Two out when winning run scored 'batted for Gallagher in ninth.

SUMMARY
 Two base Hits--Camp, Williams, Tray nor Berusen.
 Sacrifice Hits-Brown, Gooch. . Sacrifice Fly-Stewart, silva, Camp. Double Plays-Yockey to McLarry to McMillan; Yockey to McLarry; McMil- Ian to Yockey to McLarry; Allen to Tray to Stewart
 Innings Pitched-By Zahniser with 6 runs and 13 hits 6 on, none out); by Hberhard 3 with $ runs and hits Gone on. none out); by Gallagher with run and hits.
 Winning Pitcher--Marks.
 Losing Pitcher--Morrison.
 Left on Base-Memphis 10. Birming ham 8. Base on Balls--Off Zahniser ?, Marks 2, Ebernard g. Morrison g.
 struck Out--By zahnlser ?, Marks 2. Ebernard l, Morrj son 1.
 Hit by Pitcher-Gooch (by Zahniser.) ihne-2: :50
 Inn pires-M nliAms and ErXin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
Thompson Wins Title

Winnipeg. Man. August B. Frank Thompson of the Mississauga club, Toronto. youngest member of the famous solfing family. won tho ship at the Birds Hill course of the Winnipeg club Saturday. after one of the greatest golf duels ever staged In Canada All square with his op- ponent. Charlie Hague, of the Cal gary Golf and Country club at the end of the 36 holes, he won the match on the thirty -eighth green where he laid his western rival q dead stymiA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29

commit, regardless of how much cause for fisticuffs he might think he had. It is very i'm probable that Moley gave Clarke cause for surliness. for the Baron pilot, as stated above, has less trouble than any otlfer manager m the league
 Discipline must be maintained on the team, and the offenders must suffer. For that reason, Clarke has been suspended for the rest of the season, and it is very doubtful that he will ever play with the Barons again. Ha will probably be traded off IT otherwise disposed of, though this latter statement is merely speculation.
 Details of the little fracas will probably be forthcoming later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
FISHER ESTABLISHES
 NEW, BATTING RECORD

Minneapolis, Minn., August B. Robert Fisher. second baseman for the Minneapolis American associa- uon team, established a new associa- ton record for consecutive hitting when he hit safely in both games of double -header with Indianapolis. making B straight games in which he has hit safely. Brief of Kansas City, formerly held the record with 3t,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
Montgomery and
 Selma Apply for
 Miss. Franchises

Mobile, August 2S.--The Mississippi State league will be composed of eight clubs next year Applications have been made by Montgomery and Selma, Ala: Pensacola, Fla; Vicks- burg Hattesburg and Greenvillc, M'sS.. for franchises in the league. The league this season is composed of four clubs: Meridian, Jackson, Greenwood and Clark sdale.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
Plans Drawn Up
 for Football Pros,

Chic so, August 3..-The Amerlcar Professional Football association yesterday drew up plans for the com Ing season. Among cities Where pro fessional teams will be malnta ned. it was announced. are Rochester and Buffalo, N Y.; Canton, Akron, CieNe- land, Colrmbus and Dayton, O., Fort Wayne, Chicago. Evansville, Iouis- vile, Detroit and Muncie. Ind.
 The constitution was amended to provide for expulsion of any club which permitted college man, not strictly a professional, to appear in the liue-up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
WILSON AT MANHASSET

New York, August 2S--Johnny Wilson. who will settle a dispute over the middleweight boxing title with Bryan Downey at Jersey City Labor Day, has taken over the old training quarters of Georges Carpen- tier at Manhasset, Long Island. Will son is being aided in his training by Gus Wilson, who conditioned Car pentier for the Dempsey bout.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29

New York. August 2S-Stinislaus zbyszko, world heavyweight wrest- ling champion, sailed yesterday for Spain to compete in several matches He was q passenger on the steamer America. bound for Southampton and Cherbourg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
.., --------------- Miss. State Title at Stake

Clarksdale, Miss, August 2S.-The Greenwood and Clarksdaie baseball clubs opened q nine game series here today to determine the championship of the Mississippi State league Greenwood defeated the locals, 6 to by timely hitting. Greenwood led tie league in the first half of. the season and Clarksdale was the win- her in the second half which ended Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
WHITE SOX PITCHER
 LEAVES FOR SCHOOL

Chicago, August 2s. Pitcher Twombly of the Chicago White Sox today was given permission to leave the club for the rest of the season SO that he might complete his studies at Washington and Jefferson univer- city He will rejoin the club in the spring.
 Ted Planekship, the big fight-hand pitcher from Donham, Tex. reported to the team yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
SOx PITCHERS LEAVE

Chicago, August 2s.-Dominick Mulrennan and Jack wieneke. pitch CTS of the Chicago White Sox, today were released to the Minneapolis club of the American association un- der option 7
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
William Hunter Arrives

New York. August 2s.-wiliiam J Hunter. British amateur golf cham rion, who is entered in the United States national amateur tournamen 1t at St. Louis next month, arrived .o- day on the steamship Cedric
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
Cont Enters Tourney

New York, August 2s.-Roger Cont. the young French professional billiardist, will compete in the world championship balk-line billiard tour lament in Chicago November If to l9, Ut was announced here today.