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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-09-03
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-09-03
Dips" Robbed of Haven
When Art Center Moves

London - Burlington House,
the present home of tile Royal
Academy exhibition, does not
seem to afford such fine harry
est for pickpockets as the great
room at Somerset House. where
exhibitions were held until 1887.
remarks the London Morning
Post a wooden dado ran round
the room, and when after the
academy resigned possession,
this was removed in the course
Of renoyations, the narrow space
between it and the brickwork
was found to be stuffed with in
Vulnerable purses, ancient and
modern-an eloquent testimony
TO successful pocketpicking and
cleyerness in disposing Of recog-
nizable property.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-09-03

halves or remove the tops; parboil
for five minutes; drain aud chill then
tll. Bake in moderate oven bast-
Ing with broth occasionally.
C9. 1871, Western Newspaper Unionl
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-09-03

Have ready two cupfuls Of clear
trained coffee and one-half cupful Of
pearl tapioca Cook the tapioca with
the coffee until wen dou0 When done
add one-half cupful OF sugar, pinch
Of salt. turn into glass cups and fin
fish when cold with whipped sweetened
cream.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-09-03

Dreamed Chicken in Crown Of Rice.
For crown mold holding one pint
Of material, wash scant cupful of
rice and cook in one quart of chicken
broth, in whole or part Salt, using
one-half teaspoonful When done but
ter the mold and pack in the rice Set
the mold on several folds Of paper in
dish Of boiling water ana LET cool
untl the filling Is ready. Melt one
fourth cupful Of butter In it cook
one.fourth of n euptul Of flour one
half teaspoonful each of salt d pep
per scant pint Of liquid broth or
milk, one or both Fin The center with
the creamed chicken and serve at
once.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-09-03
sumMERY FOODS.

II ISHES easy Of digestion and those
- refreshing as well as easy TO
prepare are those that interest US dur
ing the warm days.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-09-03

Green Peppers Stuffed With Mutton.
Cold mutton chopped, some Of the
gravy or sauce with which it was
served may he mixed with it. season.
Ing well and use as stuffing for
crran neppers. Gut the peppers is
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
YALE NINE OUTDOORS.
Coach Lauder Puts Baseball
 Through Simple Drill.

New Haven, March 12.--The ! baseball nine yesterday left the k ting cage, and took its first .outd practice. at an earlier time than Eli team in fifteen years. Coach Lauder selected the following. lin for the initial practice, which com ed of infield and outfield rudimena work: Catcher. Captain Peters; pi' CTS, Selleck and Hartness; first lz Kernan; second base, Murphy; 2
 base. John Hickey; shortstop, drich; left field; rane; center fl Dorr Hickey; right field, Sloan.
 Reeve Hoover, who had been sel, ed for right field, yesterday rece1 word of his mothers illness, aSd be unable to accompany the le its southern trip. >1
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12

Tho New Britain Machine company
 basketball champions pictured above
 arc ono of tho best quintcts that has
 ever won the honors in d local factory
 league. Starting tho season with only
 ono veteran from last years quintet.
 Charlie Miller. the task that confront
 ed Director Sweet and Manager Avery
 waa no small one. in developing a
 team that would wrest tho honora
 from the Corbin champions Of last season. However tho fans will agrca that the best team ropped the honor thit season.
 To Captain Charlie Miller much credit is due for the showing of the team. This player in other seasons attained tho famo of being somo bas- ket tosscr The past season he lived up tu this to the letter. As n shooter from tho foul limo ho was tho peer of the league. Many times during tho season tho cry could bo heard through tho armory. Watch Miller" Another familiar yell was. ''Thcro it goes" a1 Miller would with hia left hand toss the ball toward the basket. Reynolds, u High School star of other days. mado an exceptionally iina run ming mato for Miller. Reynold1 waa one of tho most spectacular basket tossors in the Industrial league.
 At tho outset Of tho season. tho management was confronted with the problem of developing q center. Tn looking around the Chestnut street plant. Jimmy Mahcr was dug up in the tractor department. Although nc failed to impress in hia first few games. Maher improved faster than any other player in the league. ana in tho final gamea o; tho league race, Mnher'a work waa both steady and pleasing to watch.
 Johnny Sheehan at guard, had no superiors in the league when it came to handling tho ball. He contributed fo tho success of the team. Manager Avery with his massive bulk. madc life. miserable for the opponents. In several of the close games played. Avery camc through with q long shot that helped. He was one of the pest naturcd performers in tho league.
 Allison. Coylc. Kallgren and Bay lock. formed a list of substitutes that wcrc uncdualed in the league. Bay lock played a couple of snappN games and was forced out as regular on account ot injuries.
 local fnns will have an opportunity of witnessing two champions in ac- ton tonight at tho Arch Street ar- mory. when the New Britais Machine company stacks mp against the Pratt X Whitney company team of Hart ford. in the first game Of n series Tor tho Hartford county championship. Tho Corbin team ans jhc Colt Manu- faeturing company will also play Tn Inc series. The latter teams finished second in their rcspecrivc leagues. i Dick Dillon will referee tho games. md dancing will follow.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
PENN ENGAGES ASST. COACHES

Philadelphia, March 12.-The Uni versity of Pennsylvania athletic coun- cil yesterday ratified the selection of seven men to act as assistants to Head Coach John w. Heisman of the foot ball team, They are A. B. (Gus) Ziegler line; George (Izzy) Levens. ends: Louis Young. end: De Banne- vile Bell. quarterback: Robert Light. back: Dr. John T. Keogh. freshmen; Thomas McNamara. scrubs. pr. Ar thur Light was also re-engaged as team physician. while Lawson Rob ertson. famous crack coach. is to act as trainer and have charge Of tho physical condition of the players.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
SETS NEW RECORD
Erwin Binney Swims Fifty Yards in 24 1-5 secondS-Hc also EqualIed 10 Yard Event.

New Haven, March l2.-Edwin Bin- ney. IT,, of Yale established a new intercollegiate record for the 50 yard swim in the meet between Yale and College of the City of New York in the Carnegie pool last night. His time was e4 1-5 seconds, clipping one-tifth of a second off the intercollegiate mark which he made on March 20, 1920.
 Binney also swam in the forty yard event a few minutes afterwards and equalled the intercollegiate record of 1a seconds held jointly by himself. Earle of the University of Chicago and kanakanui, United States Naval Academy.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
BARNES MAKES RECORD.

JacksOnVillc. Fla. March 12.-Jim Barnes. the golf professional Of tho Pelham Country club of New York. established d record for the Florida Country club course here yesterday in scoring n 69 in the second round of the Florida open championship tour nament. As q result Barnes is out in front Of a ficld of more than 25 play CTS on the first 36 holes, with a total score of 145. Clarence Hackney of
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
HOME RUN" BAKER HI,
Yankees Third Sackcr Una blC
 Leave Today for Training Can
By Bri

Easton. Md, March 12-Home Baker did not leave for New YorA day as planned. on account of [ ness. When called on the phor4 his home in Trappe, Md, the n attending Baker stated that he ? confined to his bed with a sore tf
 and the doctors orders are thaY will be unable to leave before q
 day. At that time, if he is enough, he will start for New
 where he will sign up for a year the Yankees and then start \ Shreveport, La, to join the team|
 Bakers two children and D. gene Slaughter will accom- South and it is his intention i91cb his children, as close to him as sible during the entire season. WI his little girl is much better, st1N not unusually strong, and probabl will be some time before she reg| her former health. ]
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
JOCKEYS GET LICENSES.
Permits Are Awarded 40 Riders to
 Drive Next Season.

New York, March 2.-Forty jockeys have been granted licenses to ride during the year on tracks governed by the Jockey club, it was announced here today when the list approved by stwards was made public.
 The list contains the names of Buddy" Ensor. James Butwell Frank keogh. La Verne Fator, Earle Sande, Andrew Schuttinger, Joseph Mooney. Edward Ambrose, Clarence Hummer. C. Robinson and F. Coltil- letti.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
FASTENERS IN FRONT
Penn High School Five Downs Indi-
 ana Team at Chicago

Chicago, March 12.-In a hotly con- tested game Jeffersonville, Ind, High school defeated Altoono, Pa. 31 to 30 today in the first game of the se- cond round series of the national high school basketball champonship tournament at the University of Chi cago.
 The High school of Punxsutawney, Pa.. defeated Saltwater, Minn., High school 27 to 22. The Fasteners went out in front and by brilliant playing retained their advan ntage
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
GLEE CLUE GIRLS.
X SWELL PRELIM GAME

Manager l.. r. Mangan of the Ka- ceys' basketball team announced to- day the preliminary game 10 tho haceys-New Britain Machine com pany contest next Tuesday night at tha State Armory. It will be between the American Legion Auxiliary, also known as the Independents and the New Departure girls teams of Bris- toi' These two teams are easily tho pest that have shown on a local court this year, and the game should be hummer.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
BOXING .AT CLEVELAND.
Mayor Fitzgerald Approves Recom-
 mendation oi Commission.

Cleveland. O., March 12.-Mayor William $. Fitzgerald today approved the Cleveland boxing commissions recommendation for 12 to 15-round decision boxing bouts.
 Only no-decision bouts. limited to, ten rounds. have been held here and 1t is said no change will be made be- fore thi, summer.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
DENIES }ERY CHARGES
Ills MCGraW Incident Of
 D Making Crooked Offer

Snio. Texas. March l2.- |cd roncy. who finally np early yesterday morn ted about tho accusations nlo Zimmerman'a afiiduy- lEainst Toncy. lSauft and bnrncrman had said that gamblers profrcr of n threa players mentioned Kamu In tho ilnal sorica Giants and Cuba in thu ! light.
 thas ha started Co pitch d game O. that series. bnnlng the team that day. wna III. Tho Giantn got the opening inning. and flowed with onu tally. bver. as 'Fouey remembers b short left field.
 rted In toward tho bench bf tho inning" " said Ton han walked over to me Tn give You $200 tf you ha.'
 that he replied only hy K. walked over to tho aatd to Matty. I'm 'd better put some ono Nh"
 matter asked Matty. bt a sore arm ."
 \ nothing tho matter hey said he replied.
 d F'ncts to McGraw.
 upon being relieved. nw MeGraw at tho hotel manager that ha would Fid either of him or of Upon learning the facts roncy. McGraw tho fol- nE presented Thinner edict of suspension and w York. The same day told Manager MeCraw an had nlso approached nllnr proposition. Lat wed tho alleged admis- rrmnn to Stoneham md account of which was
 year or so ago.
 ry yesterday waa told. nuuest. in tho presence fcGruw. that his own tho facts might bo on- ot tho latter, Mem lSo colncided decidedly. \ this morning that he telegram from Judge murer Of the team. who York. co tho effect that
 tho request of Judga mmionar uf organized McCluade, had sum- knuff hack tc Manhat- nEo, where tho center 1. other day by request n. The manager of the
 thought that tho idea
 ths trial of kauf' on sm relating to automo-
 McGraw aaid hc hns
 getting tho aftair bon ua possible
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
coorrH SIGNS WITH PIRNrEs

Pittsburgh March l2.-Wilhur Cooper. pitcher for tho Pittsburgh h National League Club who has been q holdout. signed his 1921 contract u few hours before tho second squad of Pirates toft here late last night for Hot Springs. Ark. and departed vtth his mates. others in the party were Hinchman, Maranvillic. Barn hart. Mokan. Traynor. de Hart Scout Murray und Assistant Trainer Asten.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
HIGGINS COLUMBIA CAPTAIN

New York, March 12.-Walter H gins. one of the greatest runners e] developed on Morningside Heigl was yesterday elected to captain Blue and White track team for coming outdoor season. The ii election was necessitated by the
 that Harold J. Hudson. former lead of the squad, left college to enter \ business world.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
CLOUTER JOINS INDIANS.

Knoxville. Tenn, March 12.-H( CHome Run") Brummett. who, catcher with minor league club season. made 26 homo runs. ' nounced yesterday that he had sig
 with the Cleveland Americans left today for the Indians trainl camp at Dallas, Texas.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
rOCHRAN'S LEAD CUT
HorcmanS Plays Brilliant Billiards Scoring 850 Points to Amercan'~ 800

Detroit March 1a-Edouard Horc- ,,aua came back to his normally bril- liant stride in yesterdays block of hts 2. 500 point iS.2 balkline match with wsIkor Cochran and scored 65e points before the young American tailed ht- 800 The spectacular squirt. punctuated with startling shots, moved the on lockers to repeated applause and left the Belgian at it's conclusion only nincty-cight points behind his adver- sary. From a 457 deficit he cut the margin until tho totals stood at roo to s.6O2 against him.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
lex FOR PULPIT.

|h fe.@tfaruld Cuthill. kerpity theological stu bod hia hecln to many |por traCkn thiu season |.f hin ankle. hung up M and took down hia |In announced that ha no moro for R while.
 an regularly aa poTsi @ |rlny he piara Co talk
 of the First Methodist
 h on spiritual Hr-
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
KAPLAN BEATEN AGAIN.

Meriden. March 12--Kid Kan1nnl
 this city, lost the. decision to Ng fa Roach of Holyoke, Mass, in a round bout in that city last niE Charlie Pilkington was in the lot boys corner. but this, did not preve the Bay Slater from winning.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
ATLANTA FIVE ELINIIN ATED

Kansas City, Mo. March 12.-The Atlanta, Ga, Athletic club was eIim- mated from the National Amateur Athletic Union basketball tournament here last night when Southwestern
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
EXTRA PRIVILEGE FOR RUTH.
Babe Given Car to Run Around In
 With No Markers Needed.

Shreveport. March 12.-An auto mobile has been placed at tho dispos- al of Babo Ruth during his stay in Shreveport and by special dispensa- tion he will be able to drive without
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12

Baskets from fioor-Gagnon, A.; Wlash 3. J. Mclaughlin 5, Murphy 3, Urban, l. Goals from fouls-Gagnon G, Urban 14. Fouls missed-Gagnon 6. Urban :. Referee. Mir. Kelly. Um- pire, MT. Cody. Substitutions Riopel for Walsh. Gallagher for Hickey.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
BOWLING RESULTS
 ON LOCAL ALLEYS
Some Good Contests at Rogers
 and Casino Lanes

Tho results of the bowling contest last night at Rogers and tho Casino alleys. arc aa follows:
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
NEW BRITAIN BEATEN
Meridcn High School Quintet on Long End of 22 to 12 Battle at Local Gymnasium.

Gymnasium.
 Forth second time this season the Meriden High school basketball five defeated the New Britain High school team. The game was played at the local gymnasium and the Silver City lads romped away with a 22 to 12 victory. After holding the visi- tors to 12-5 battle in the first half, the locals seemed to go to pieces in the second half, and it was only the good work of Peplau that kept New Britain from being slaughtered by a more overwhelming score. Of the four field goals registered by New Britain Peplau got three, and Cap tain Reynolds the other. Robison, the visiting center, was the big noise for Meriden. A large delegation of rooters accompanied the Silver City team, and they seemed to be we'll pleased by the result. The summary: Meriden New Britain IN- l-
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12

mmary-Meriden 22, New Brit ain 12; goals, Robison 6, Lingner ?, Fontanella ?, Carey, Reynolds. Pep lau 8; fouls. Reynolds 4; referee kelliher.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12


 Right Forward LlnSHeE DaNlS
 Left Forward RoDlSon Peplau
 Center Carey ............-... Weir. Appel
 Right Guard Barcayich. kurz ........ Mahoney
 Left Guard
New Britain herald., 1921-03-12
HOLY CROSS WINS

Worcester Basket Tosscrs Score Se- cond Victory of Season Over Boston College Five Last Night.
 Worcester, Mass, March 12.--Holy Cross won its second game of the sea- son over Boston college here last night before one of the largest crowds to witness a college game. Holy Cross was in the lead throughout. Capt. Urban's shooting from the foul mark was the feature of Bostons play. The two Purple forwards got loose several times for telling shots. Mclaughlin, tho Jersey City boy, made the sensa- tional score of the evening with a long shot from past the midway marker. Linup:- H. C. (34) B. c (22) Gagnor ................. Murphy
 Right Forward Naisn Hickey
 Left Forward Mclaughlin ................ Morley
 Center
 Right Guard J. Mclaughlin ............ Urban
 Left Guard
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-31
Equalization Board
Nom Holding Sessions

The county commissioners went
into session as IA board of ~equaliza-
ton Monday and will continue such
sessions until the fourth Monday in
August unless the work is completed
before thai date. The task of tax
adjustment this year il of unusual
proportions and will probably keep
The commissioners busy during the
specified time.
The board of equalization is going
into the matter thoroughly and all
residents in outside precincts whose
property valuations have been chang.
ed one way OF another will be mott.
tied Nv mail to appear before the
body on specified dates and given n
hearing.
For various reasons there will be
a depreciation this year in property
values. Contributory reasons are the
shutting down Of the mines, reclassi-
fication OF land values, reduction OF
the sheep az from SIS to sc per head
and cattle valuation from $36 TO So
per head. Soldiers exemptions viii
also require time for adjustment, a
under the state law soldiers are giyer
an exemption OF $1,000 where theil
incomes have not exceeded $1,000.
The taxroll shows a county valua
ton of Sl5, 60,sS1.6l. There will
be a reduction of $500 per claim TO
all patented mines upon which worl
to the amount OF 500 has been don,
during the year. This is expected 1,
mount to several hundred dollars.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-31
Make Effort to Saue
Valuable Setter Doe.

w. II. Bishop. whose Llewsllyn
setter. a purebred and h~igh-priccd
dog, is supposed to have been bitten
by the ranid animal which did such
havoc in Ely last week. is making
supreme effort TO ave the life of his
pet from the effects of the deadly
poison of rabies. Through the Step
toe Drug Company Mr.. Bishop has
received an antitoxin serum of IA ma
ture similar To thai use in the Pas
teur treatment for human beings, and
the remedy is being given the dog by
hypodermic injections. The serum
arrived Thursday evening and the
first treatment vas given by DIR.
Roantree Friday morning, The re-
suit is being watched with interest
and there is sincere hope that il will
prove effective.
The treatment, which has been
successfully used both III This coun.
try and In Eurone. is said To be not
expensive, n this being the EAST il
would seem an effective means o.
combating the spread of the disease
az we'll ns saving the lives of dog,
which are valued by their owners.
--
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-31
Death Of Mrs. Victor Huson ~ Phoebe

Mrs. Victor Huson of Phoebe and
.Silyerhorn died in Phoebe Il week ago
las. Saturday and was buried Tues
day. Mrs. Huson was we'll known 10
many Fly people who had occasion
TO visit Silverhorn during the boom
there. She was an estimable Young
woman and her nntimely death is
nourned by the entire community
in Lincoln county She was the Sis
ter OF Judge William L. Orr, who
has on several occasions occupied the
bench for Judge McFadden OF ely.
She is also survived by two other
BROTHERS and two sisters, Robert X.
and Alexander Orr OF Phoebe. Mrs.
Fannie Whitehead OF Provo. Utah.
and Mrs. Fred Mansir of California.
Her mother, Mrs. Carrie Orr, also
survives her. About two weeks age
Mrs HusoD gave birth TO a fine baby
girl and the after effects was the
cause of her death.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-31

The Nevada oil Easin Company,
which has three sections of govern
ment oil shale land located fifteen
miles from the Iucrant postothce. in
the eastern part OF Nye county. has
received its permit from Uncle Sam
10 operate and develop its holdings.
The blue lime shale on this oil loca-
ton Is composed OF fossils and whe1l
a shell is aroken into il contains oil
This company was the first TO locate
ground in the Oil basin section. hut
since then the country has been 10.
Gated for miles around
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-31

T. II. Craig arrived the FIRST of the
week from the Illipah oilfeld. where
he is assisting in the development of
the we'll at the Consolidated Illipah
camp. Mr.. Craig says that work is
going forward in a satisfactory man
ner and that good progress is being
made in lowering the mole toward the
expected oil sands. Mr.. Craig ex-
rects To return 10 the camp within a
few DAYS.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-31

J. :. Wheeler, who recently re
signed his position as local manager
for the Ryan Fruit Company, left Oh
Thursday mornings train 10 assume
his new duties with a commission
firm in Salt Lake. Mrs. Wheeler left
yesterday morning, but before join
ing her husband she will yesit with
her daughter, Mrs. Kincaid. in Boise.
Idaho
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-31

j. 9. Hamer arrived last Saturday
from Ogden and is visiting his fam
lily. Mr.. Hamer. who vas formerly
in the Nevada Northern freight of
fee. has taken a position with a con
struction company which is building
II state boulevard in Weber county
Utah, and took the opportunity Of a
ten-day layotf oecasioned by awaiting
the arrival OF some new machinery 10
renew acquaintance with his family
and friends in this district.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-31

Is. l.. Quayle returned Friday from
n W months soiourn in southern
California.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-31

Mrs. G. w. Woods was a visitor IN
Ely during the week, arriving Thurs.
DAY night and leaving yesterday
morning for stockton. Cal. where
she will Join her husband. DIR. Woods
who is well remembered here as a
former local physician and who is
now located in California. Mrs.
W GODS formerly conducted an orches-
ira in Ely, being a violinist of eXcep-
tional merit, and at present is en-
gagged in circuit concert work. Dur
ing her brief stay here Mrs. Woods
had opportunity to meet some OF her
former friends who are vet residents
OF The district and was entertained by
Mrs. H.. NJ. Fulmer and Mrs. n. A.
Davidson.