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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-03-23
EASTERN IDAHO
DISCOVERS Bic
SALT DEPOSITS
County of Caribou May
Have Great Industry
Developed as Result of
Recent Find.

University OF Idaho.-A rock salt
deposit said to have total thickness
of Us feet and lying little more
than 500 feet below the surface has
been located in southeastern Idaho in
the eastern part OF Caribou county
according to report received by Vir-
gil R. ID. Kirkham. geologist. with the
state bureau Of mines and geology and
member OF the University of Idaho
school of mines faculty. The discov-
cry was made by an operator drilling
Mr.. Kirkham recently studied the ge-
a well to test the oil structure in the
area, which are said to be promising
ology of the area with special atten-
ton to its oil producing possibilities.
Samples of the newly discovered de-
posit have been analyzed and show
exceptional purity. Some of the beds
are more than 20 feet thick and with
the area in which brine springs are
found exceeding 40 square miles and
the results of analyses. which indicate
that the salt will average from IS to
Sll per ton. Idaho may soon have a
new industry. The probability OF
railroad connection in the near future
and the possibilities of locating oil,
for two wells are now exploring the
structures, augur we'll for the develop
ment of an important salt refining in
dustry.
"Sincc the earliest days of western
emigrants the existence of salt in that
area has been known" said Professor
Kirkham in commenting upon the dis
covcry. "The Lander trail. cutoff
which joined the Old Oregon Trail at
Blackfoot, was built through that part
of what is now Caribou county be-
cause of the salt springs existing there
Since those early days OF the covered
wagon pioneer, these springs have had
commercial value but until now no
as to the extent of the de-
posts has been available. The salt
springs had greater value in the old
days than in recent years, since they
furnished all the salt for the mining
camps of Idaho and Montana. Three
were no railroads then and the salt
was boiled from the brine and hauled
by OK teams. The present wagon road
from Montpelier in Bear Lake valley
to Star Valley the location OF the
springs. was built to supply the outside
demand for this salt. The production
Of salt from these springs reached a
high point of 200 tons month in the
sixties and sold for SIS per ton on the
ground but the rise of the salt indus
try at Great Salt Lake proved too
great competition for the Idaho de-
pcsiss.
These deposits may be mined by
drilling wells. forcing water to the
sal, beds, and pumping it back TO the
surface to be evaporated. or sinking
, shaft and mining the salt like coal"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-03-23
Keister Leads Shooters
Sunday; Score AZ of so

A. G. Keister led the local shoot
ers at the second shoot of the season
staged by the Caldwell Rod & Gun
club last Sunday. He broke AZ out
of so birds and two of his misses came
while he was shooting at doubles. An
other shoot will be held next Sunday
morning. beginning at o:5O o'clock.
Scores last Sunday were as follows:
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jenness of
Nampa were among the out of town
people who attended the local Elks'
show Wednesday evening at the
American Theatre.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-03-23
JUDGE LOSES TURKEYS

{. A. Williams. county probate
judge. lost four turkeys Wednesday
night from his farm near Midway. He
is conducting a still hunt searching
for the thieves.
Washington Journal., 1923-01-26

&obitoffe bel uns aufipeidern, Damn
miir0e lofort cine @rnGbrungstata
ltropbe eintretell, GA mir tatid1lid
bon Der Suuo in Den Wluno leben.
NebnliA liegen sic 9SerbaItniiie beim
Shpeinei6mal5. g81brenO mir Dor
Dem &riege etlpo 49, Miaionen
Shpeine botten, iin0 es lest MIR
aob So Wsiaionen. 9lber ifon Dor
Dem &rie9e mltroe iebr piel S6pei-
nel6ntal5 eingefiibrt uno ge1etpGr-
tig muB oues in Den @onoel gelon-
genOe S6meinefett ans Dem lrsInn-
De be5ogen merOen. ArA babel legen
orsldnOiide 6irnlen oas S1mal5 in
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nieoer, ltno oieie
lin0 0emnn6 0as Hudgrat unIerer
6ettOeriorgung. &ir iino BARN noG-
fomnlen BON Dem 8ertrauen oeS
frenloen @roBbunOels abbangig, uno
Der 8erluit oleieS 8ertrauens Mir
De unabiebbare politii6e, wirti9aft-
-We unO geiunObeitli1e 5olgen ba-
ben.
8ei ser Butter liegen Die Ser
baltniile Mat better. gSdbrenO mir
1913 542,364 0oppel0entner But
rer einfiibrtelL betrug Die @infubr
fremoer Butter I'M erlten 9alblabr
1922 uur 1914 9oppel5entner.
0fit elmer 3unabme Der @intubr lit
bel Dem SietltanO Der oeutl1enNeort
uIht 81 re0nell. gtber aud in
Oeuti1lanO ieIbit lit Die Butterer.
5ereung itarf 8uriidgegangen, neil
mir etlpa 20 8rosent unlerer lano-
pirtihaftliAen galsfl6he uno onar
uneriebIi1e @ebiete in 9oroMles.
pig ulO 8eltpreuBen, berloren boz
ben. .llnier 8iebbeItano bat ourd
ole MblAladtung mabreno oes &rie-
ges, olr6 Die 4bgabe bon Mil6oieb
an ole gntenteltaaten uno 0ur1 oaS
6ebIen bon 6littermitteln i9mer ge-
litten. 9ie sur 8erfiigung ltebenoe
Buttermenge lit "alio gerine, uno
oasielbe lit bel ser Mil1 0u beoen-
fen, our1 0eren N6nabme aud Die
&Gieer0elgung 3uriidge9angen lit.
Sooonn IinO mir bel ben $ ilen.
r ii d te pom Iuslano obb1ngig
uno be3ieben 8obnen aus NumGni.
en-, Ssugoilabien, &alifornien uno
8raIilien, Grbien aus China uno
oen 8alfanitaaten, 2inien aus Sn.
oien, Aegppteu uno 8roiilien. Sim
iihtli6 Ser IS etreioe- uno Der
SIei d berIorgltng liegen Die Gin
ge iebr tribe. 9ei &eis, Speiiegelb,
@epiir3en iino mir orf oas alsIano
angeipieicn. Nur BEL &artoffeln uno
3uder oiirfen mir annebmeu, ooB
mir our6 sic 0iesiGbri9e @rnie oicm.
lih eeoedt iino.
gu ale oieiem fommt sic 6 0 f..
Iennot bic mahniinnige Gelier-
rng aiif allen @ebieten unO Die bro
!SefcfrGnse, Strcnielfnden, Safe
fndem, Gnflnp, him., nad 6entIder
9lrt, Samstuos. Z llbr morsens an.
Snlirs Guienfel6,
Gtnn6 5-6, NrcaOe Marfet.
Washington Journal., 1923-01-26
Srmdlt. nnS Bomb Safe,
Snlins GoienfclO,
StanO 5-6, Nrcabe Mnrfet.

Der 3eit ou bebebelb tonnte man Der
bel lblimmeren getltigen ytot
MIR beifommen. 8Ie llet %tleter. ytId)l
JaB Die Wtenl1en III 0eutlmlonO an
tlN ldle6ter ~geporOen parell. Abec
ole 0emmungen in Seelenleben llno
bel 10 Oielen ausgelAalteI, 5erteet,
0uiammen9ebrodeu. ST oos 81 per
pitnoern nad 10 ungebellerli6el
Seiltungen uno @ntbebrungen zen
l915/162 Seoer, Der Is ebrlI1
meint, muB WtitleiO BADEN nit bic
lem Yolfe, oas geiltig unO forperliH
ldper frauf %geporoen lit. 9tu6 oas
HUSBAND ioate es ollmdbli6 baben!
Gin 8olt BON 60 WtiuioneL Oas
Bolt Der Mrbeiter uno 0enfer, oas
o piele @elebrte, Grinder Ii. Stiinit
Ter Der 8elt geiheuft bat naA Gel
Ituneen un0 Opfeyn r%ielengrob, fam
aber tros allen nidt iterben, bari
nift untergeben, 8as 1T uulere
Qotfnung; oas lit Der Stern, Der
our1 ole ounfle g8eibna6tsn0ht
inns leitdtet. limo trob aller gtot bon
auBen uno inuen molleu mir ale
mos uno Auslnno0euti6e. Is
bolten nit Dem Qidter 5reiIig
oeilen 8erie aud beute 10
lebr ouf infer Solf poiieu, un0 sic
unier better Croft iein ioaen:
2m Nedar, &ubr, in 9opern,
SdwD5 uno Siegen,
Ob ariegesjobre iid 0urds Guno
aud OrGn9ten
0oSielbe Mntlib nit Oenielben 3ii
gen.
lno LIBERAL nod, lpas lie aud Der
b1ngten,
@eoriidtIein, Mrmit, Sriegesnot iul0
Srubeln,
9oSielbe Baden. gseineL 3iirilcn,
Subelnl
.. oas erbebt! @er mag ibn inter
oriiden
Den g err i'm 8oIf. Sen cruigtii6t'
gen. oerben2
go IaBt ms friid Oenn oiti mo
porpdrtsbliden:
Gin Geim, ipie Der, miro nimmcr
mebr berOerben.
Ser f6ngt mobl an. in Graflt iih
mieOer 5u entfalten;
Wtoe Soft Die SGnOe le9neno oril
Der baltenl
8rof. Sans @offmunn.
6beine, @eitfalen.
Nae Sorten friIdes Sleiid!
Grite EnnlitGt, bel
BnebIers,
36-45 Gisss @arfet, Nain 1924
Washington Journal., 1923-01-26

benoe ArbeitsIoiigfeit, oie
J9on bielfah eingeieBt bat. Ser bar
te 8inter, Dor Dem mir Iteben, miro
6reite Slbihten oes OeutiGen Sol
fes 3u 9pfern uno @ntbebr,fugen
5%pingen Die ni6t bod geuug gerUiir-
oigt meroen fonnen.t 8iele bre1en
iceIii6 Dor lol1en S6redniilen gu
iammen unO eeben freiipiaie in ben
Goo. 80 bat Die 3obl Der SeIbit.
moroe u%neeberer 5ugetommen nno
iuie Der arbeitsminiiter 9raun's
ielblt in elmer He0e Iagte, I'M Wonat
Nobember cine ME o~agepeiene 90be
errei6t. In0ere, mordliid min0er-
lpertige ODER nrbeitsi6elie @lemente
ldreiten 81 q III b unO W o + 8. lie.
berfdqe 8enoffneter auf gauge 81.
l~enbabn5iige fommen ihon Dor. Wtan
gloubt in 8iIo 8elt gu lein. Haub
moroe lino iibernl al Der Sa9eSoro.
nung, iooaB cine 3eugin I'M Sdei-
bemann-Y ro6eB mir erflGrtc, man
fonne ood an ie0em &oub ooer lie
berfol fem Sntereiie nebmen, neil
oeren oa3ll biele un0 iberoa porfG-
men. 8er beute 3. 9. Inn Wtitter.
nodt 0ur6 Die Stroben 8erlins ee-
ben mllb-3ebntanienoe lino bernf-
lid oa3u ge5pungen, = begibt lif,
pie Die 9erliner Miorgeupoit beboup.
tel, in idpere 2ebensgeab +.
@r weiB ME, oh ct unbeiddbigt an
Seib uno @ut leine bier 8anoe er-
rebbt. 0os n69tlide Berlin lit nod.
geraoe elm 9ora0o fir &Guber uno
Bonoiten geiuoroeu. Die Dem Yalian.
ten nit Heoolper uno Nteiler a%uflnu-
ern. 9abei lit es goil5 9lei6giil-
tia, Oh man our9 Die fbma6 beleud-
teten StroBen oes beriihti9tenS 6eu-
nenuierteIs ooer ourh Die Nleen oes
8eltens gebt. God nit WtOroern
uno &1ubern mag Die Boli5ei fertig
ueroenl 8er aber fam Der furdt-
barren 0ot in 9reiien Oes Wtittelltan'
oes, Der Gentner, Benlion6re uno
8itmen, Der geiltigen Irbeiter be.
lonoerS, Iteuern? IS ipielen iid oa
oft in 0euti6lan0 EraeoOien ob, bon
oelen oos g(uslano menig oOer gar
lidts al b6ren befommt. &aben Sic
orii6en pom @emeinfure gele<
len, nit Dem leiblpeiie lhon in man
dhen Orten Die Gotten beitattet mer-
Ben? 8ilien Sic, Dab BON 10000
0eutiden Stu0enten mebr ais
oie S1lfte Oieien Serblt in Den Berg.
merfen uno 6obrifen ii6 oas So
tiqIte gum 2e6en uno Stu0ium crit
erorbeiten muBten? 8ennen Sic Die
Not ser milienidoftIiden oeutiben
SnItitute, 2aborotorien uno 8iblio-
tbefen? 8on Ser llniperlitdt Wliin.
tier, bore id. arbeiten 9 0o3enten an
einem 8obnbau ols SanOidipper,
nm ibrer Somilie oen notieen Sc.
~bensbeoorf al bei6affenl @enug Der
trourieen 8eiipieIe, Die ih oerbun-
oertfohen f0nntel Der materielle
@angeI Mt a6er bod nidt oos
S9Iimmlte; er mare bieaei6t NIT
Washington Journal., 1923-01-26
@GdIten SOnntus, rs. Sauuar, 1T
Der srOhe SnmOriitiihc IbcnO
i'm Concord Stub.

User eriunert iib nitt nit Ser
gniieen Der idouen aarnepalsielte
uno Der 0arrenobenoe, pelhe in irii
beren SSabren i'm 8aibingtouerSan
gerbuno obgehoIten mur0erb unO no.
bet beoedt nit bunten Soppen
IiGnner uno 6rauen ieOen Stibl
oes Souies in @nipruh nobmen. 0ie
&riesiabre boben Oieie glrt Sergnii
gungen unmoglid gemudt. Sest
aber, no mieoer Elm friiherer @iuo
mebt, uno @eilt uno Sumor mieoer
medt, uno in ieine &edte treteu l6bt
iino GbnIide 6elte lpieoer an Der Ia
gesor0mug. Der Concord Slub bat
Die olte SGngerbun0baae iibcrnom
men unO nit ibm lit Elm neuer @eiit
bort %einge5ogen, melber geeignet lit,
ale 0euti6en @oibiHgtons I'M lid
81 idoren. @m udditeu 5outtag
Den %. Souuar, obenos s llbr, miro
uns nun Ger Concord &Iub einet
iolhen gIbeno gum &eiten geben
Nitt geuou nad Dem alien 0to0ea
ion0ern 70 eineeridtet. ooB Ole gu
iommengeborigen iid better mitei
nanOer unterbaIten mo Die Sortrd
ge ouf ser 9iibne beiier miiroigen
fonnen. 9os OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bolt ikb perlidert, Dab Die Sane mic
einen 9lbeno NIT iobiel foitlidem Su.
NOR ie geieben bat. glae iino mill
NOR friiber eeie1en bat. glne inn
miIltommen.
Washington Journal., 1923-01-26
Dem 6iersebOrenen!
Or. eOpin 3epOeI, @ofbinstOm Q. 6.

Sci itolS auf Oeine Batter, 0 ldGn Did ibrer ntAt,
Gs ipiegeIt iib ibr AntIis in oeinem Angefidt.
Sic iesen @ut unO Sabe un0 2eben alf onS Spiel,
I'm 6reibeit gu e%rfdnpfen, Oenn 6reibeit mar ibr 3ieI.
gidt pr6dtge Sddse @alfel 5og iie ms ferne 2anO,
aein lnbeOaHtes Soiten 8erriB oos Seimatsbano,
Hen, eoler mar ibr Strebenl Tros man6er SeelenquaI
Gerfolgter tie beber8igt ibr bobes Soeall
llno grbeit, Arbeit, arbeit, ous mar i9r 2oiungsport,
Danit Iie ndblid boben Den tif perborg'n Sort:
Dos Slid in neuer Seimot, Den Oaut 0l friider Cat,
8eriingte 0oeinsfretoe uno &orn aus eig ner Saot.
8 idmGb' fe nift, oie g8ad rem, fe paren lets babel,
8ern's galt, Dies 2ono SIT idlten Dor grinumer SDrannei,
Sci itol5 auf oeinc @Gter uu6 idGm bid ibrer nidt,
IS ipiegelt lib ibr Antlis in oeinem @ngeiiht.
Washington Journal., 1923-01-26
Sas &euu5iaiaBrige Smbilaum Der
S0ncuroia Wemein0c.

0ONhbAbN VIZ lAptt
Cine mobrDait erDcbeu0e firdIide
6eier mar Is, 81 iuelder lId Die Gou-
coroia Wemeiuoe an pergangenen
Sonntag i'll iBrer feitlld gelUmudten
Stlrd)e Derlommclt bate. INN Wott
iitr ibr langIabriges Yeiteben Su
Oonten. AuBer Den eigentliden @e.
meinoeglieoeru Datten lih piele aus.
mdrtige Jreun0e Der @emeiu0e ein.
geitellt mo aui Die 9inlaoung oes
Baitors uno 0es &irdenrates bin
maren ais @breugdite AUDI Der Oeut-
ld)e 9otidaiter uu0 6rou 8ieofelOt
uno melrere Damen uno 0erren Der
Oeutlden 9otidaft eridieueu. Gin
reides, iebr lorgialtig o%llsgeDdbltes
mulifaliidleS 9rogramm murOe III.
ter Der tiiqtiaen Seitlng Der iesigen
0rganiitin, 5r1ulein Gertrude so.
der, auigefitbrt, oeiieh Giniibuug
piel 3eit mo @ingabe bon leiten oes
Chores erior0ert Baber muB.
6rou emma SduI5e iong
Dos ldone Colo: g&ie liebli1 limo
aut Den 9eraen" III oeutlder Spra-
DE uno Is iel ibr AUDI an oieier SteI.
lie ber5lid oafiir geoantt.
Sn Der SeItrus oes @ottesoienltes
teilteu lIb Der frilbere Iangi1brige
ealtor DER @emeinoe, Serr galtor
Uten5el, uuo 9err 8aitor 2oder, lein
glahtoIger. Die 6eitpreoigt belt
0err Eaitor @tttbe aus &idmono,
cine wabre Sinenaeftalt. @r preoig.
te tber Yuulus' ssort sd bin eiu
Stuloner beiocr, Der @rieden uno
Der llngrieden, Der gSeiien mo Der
llnipeiGg". Bon Dem oielen aeuiB
iiberraldeno fommenOen WeOanfen
dllsgebeno, Dab ein 0lenid nidt
pabrbait gIiidli6 iein Tonne, nenn
er ni6t 0as @eiiibl Der Oonfbarfeit
fiir irgen0 iemalo babe, iteate er ais
@run0ge0anten aui, oaB 0anfbar.
felt 8orredt, ober audi Die Der
pflidtltn9 III iid idlieBe ie0e ii9 bic
tenoe @%elegenDeit, ieine 0~anfbarfeit
81 bepeiien nad Grdften a~lissuniis.
Ell. @ie Der Samaritcr ntd)t qleih
Dem Hrielter ulo Dem 2eDiten am
0dfpcroeTmnnoeten poriiber geqau.
gcn lei, %ionoern alles 81 ieiner Get.
tltllg getan babe, mas CT babe tun
t%onnelI, 10 erforoert uniere Gaufes-
ldllo an @ott, OaB mir ieoem 0ot-
lAreL. Der an ms Oringt. beIfen, 10.
mcit IS in %unierer Maht liege. 81
ne fur6tbare Anflage lueroe lih emit
8cgen ole STRIDE lno einen groBen
Sell Der Gbriitenbeit erleben, Die
lumm Den. entleeliden @reigniilen
5uidbe, lpel6e ieet i'll europa porge.
pen. Ser Grn1t Der 4reOigt, Die be-
reote, einOriidIite @rt 0es 8reoi.
gers, belt Die @emein0e in 8ann.
ST euudbntc am 9lnfang scr Yreoigt
l6er6eno. ouB Die @emeinoe boifent-
lid pergeiien babe. wie ct Dor %
4aDren EN- l@oneS 6eltprogromm
ourd cine @reotet. Die ilber cine
Stlnoe anbielt, in Den @rlino getre-
tell babe. @ieies Wfal piiroen ge.
nib uieIe IS Germ 9eiebeu boben,
penn CT leinc lebr anregenOen @e-
oalfen nod oes meiteren ausgefiibrt
b1tte.
Die 6eier ihloB nit Dem SeiIigeu
%glbenomabl, an Dem ielr pieIe @e.
meinoeglie0er teiInabmeu.
W. s. Souig.
Washington Journal., 1923-01-26

tige 2eitartifel Der 8reiie beipeiien
pieoer einmal, oaB 3eitungen iebr
.mobl informirt iino. Die 8abrbeit
aber nur Iagen, menn iie in ben 8lan
paBt. Sn HuBlano miro es iiber-
bolipt 10 b0ie ni9t ausieben, mie fa-
pitaliitiide 2eitungen uns boripie-
geln poIen. Die nSungersnot" MUIR
De auffdlIig i9nea bejeitigt. Die
,Gunaro : Sdiffslinie beri6tet, ooB
lu1breno Der lebten 2 Sabre 3man6ig
Eauieno &ulien (per INNER iie iei-
EN- aus @merifa in Die alte Seimat
orriidgefebrt iino. &uBIano lit fein
EaraoieS, aber bod aud mobl feline
8ultel
Washington Journal., 1923-01-26
(Sonoerbeitrag fir Oas sSournal" J
nnier Brief
aus 0eutIAlanb
Die materiele Nut bes 6entIden
HDlfes.

IS tiirmen li1 am poIitiiden Alt-
Benbimmel idmor5e 8olten uuO oro-
BEND iiber ibnen ltebt ais S1redge-
lpenit Die 8eiesung oes Hubrgebiets.
0a5u fonmt nun nod Die Sage i'm
Snnern, Die pobrli1 oo3u angetan
lit, uns ieelibe Stimmung griinOli6
at beroerben. SIN Heidsrat puroe
Der gaa6tragsetat gum Nei9sbals-
bolt beipro1en. @s mur0e babel Elm
Observation-Disclosures Bib unlerer olge-
meinen Sinarl5loge gegeben. Ser
@elamtfeblbetrag erbobt lih bon bis
lang 1888 Niaioroen Morf auf
1901 Weiuiar0en, mobon nur 45,S
W1ia. aus Dem Grtrage ser in oielem
Sabre fdaigen 3mangsanleibe geOedt
peroen. @r bleiben iomit nod SAB
Miaiaroen Marf obne 9eduug. Der
lleberiduB I'M SausbaIt ser alleemei-
men HeihSneripaltung lit berjMpuu-
Den. Son Ben Observation-Disclosures
oeft MIR nod Die giienbabnuermol-
tullg Die Iltsgaben nit eigenen @in-
nabmen. l1no mie itebt eS NIT unie-
rer YoIfsern1brung9 Son Der be-
l6rGnften Yroouftionsfraft unlerer
2onomirti6aft lino Sn0ultrie iei bier
niht gereoet. Son elmer gang aH0e.
rem Sejte nod lit Ole 0euti1e Bolts
e%rndbrtng oufs idperIte be0robt,
oos lit 0aS immer &oberiteigen Der
fremoen 8allten. Oas fommt crit
gum 8eipuBtlein tpenn man ben en-
gen 3uiammenbang unlerer DiAtig-
item Nabrungsmittel nit benz Nus.
lonosmortt beoenft. 0iele nod I'M.
mer 3u penig 6etannte Eatiahe be-
toni Brof. Sufened in einem Auf.
lob iiber Die ge%genm6rtige Gage Der
@olfserndbrung bonn Stanopuntt
Der 0ffentlihen @elunobeitslebre III
Der naliniiden 8oAenl6rift." 8enn
unler 8olf ni1t noIltommen berelen-
Den rn0 perbungern loa, broudt eS
unbeoingt mi9tiglte 2~ebensmittel
bonn Muslano.
Die sc argarine, Die mir ellen,
miro 5rpar fat ausi6lieBli@ in
0euti1lono 8ubereitet. gber etlua
70 Yro5ent Der Wargarine miro in
Jobriten geponnen, Die lid i'm Be-
lts bon a Ii 5 10 1rtigen nnterneb-
mern befinoen. llnO So 8ro5ent oes
gelamten Settles, oas mir in Sorm
bon Margarine genieBen, fomnt aus
DEM Muslanoe. 0a Die monat.
li9e Settmenge, Die auf Oieie 8eiie
Dem oeuti6en 8olte augefiibrt miro,
piele Wiaiar0enB apiermarf betr1gt
10 bat feline Sirmn mebr 10 btel
@elo, Inn oas 6ett in Der friiber lib
liden 8eile auf Dem 8eltmarft 5u
bel9affen lonoern ausl1noii9e Sir
men legen oieie &obitoffe mad
0eutidlano in &oniignationslager,
BON no Die Settle erlt our 3eit oes
8erbrauMs-aqe boar Sage-ent-
nomnlen meroen. Damn miiiien iie
aber 3ug nm Bug nit uusIGnoii@en
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The Washington times., 1923-07-14
GRIFFS BEGIN SERIES
WITH TY COBB'S TIGERS

DETROIT. July 14.-Donie Bush s
Washington Griffmen begin a series
here today with Ty Cobb's Tigers.
The Washingtonians have four days
to spend here and two games post.
poned from their visit when a biz
zard kept them in their hotel lobby
for a couple of days.
Ty Cobb indicated today that one
Of the postponed games might be
kept for the final visit Of the Griffs
to this city. Neither team has
much pitching strength, and, if
Bush is willing. Cobb will have but
one double-header on this trip.
While the Tigers have not had
much success against the Griffmen
this season. winning but one out CT
six games. they believe they will
take at least three on this visit. the
Griffs playing very poor ball since
leaving home.
The Washington times., 1923-07-14
WILLARD BLOWS
JUST BEFORE
. BATTLE
Hard Training Siege Asserts
Itself on Eve of Encounter
With Firpo.
By WARREN w. BROWN.
written for Cosmopolitan News
Service.)

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE col
lapse Of Jess Willard in the eighth
round of his comeback attempt with
Luis Firpo was not entirely unex-
pected by the former champions in
Inmates.
Willard collapsed in the closing
days of his training, but the fact
was held as closely guarded secret.
In his own statement after the fight
Jess mentioned something about his
left arm going bad. There are those
who bet upon him who are decidedly
peeved that Willard, or his camp
mates, did not let them know how
things stood before it was to late
to get out from under.
Frank Flournoy, matchmaker for
Tex Richard, said today that he
heard at the last minute that Will.
lard had cracked from the strain Of
hard training. Jack Kearns, who
came all the way from Salt Lake to
see the fight, also heard the report
But SO carefully was the truth
guarded there was hardly a sus-
ptcions outside the select circle that
all was not we'll with the "old man"
OF the ring until his weary legs re-
fused any longer to support his
weight and he sank to the canvas
exhausted, little more than "a
minute after the eighth round had
got under way.
The Washington times., 1923-07-14
D ROURKE TALKS
BIG BOUT WITH
JACKKEARNS
Promoter Would Stage Demp-
sey-Firpo Fight at Polo
Grounds Labor Day.

NEW YORK, July 14.-Tom
O'Rourke went into a conference
with Jack kearns, manager of Jack
Dempsey, world heavyweight cham
pion. and offered to match Luis
Angel Firpo with the champion for
bout to take place on Labor Day
at the Polo Grounds.
O'Rourke told the CHAMPIONS
manager that if he made such n
bargain the winner would be matched
to meet Harry Wills on the same
ball field some, time during world
series week.
kearns declared that he was per.
fectly willing to have the champion
meet Firpo and Wills, of course. if
the South American was defeated bv
Dempsey.
He asked O'Rourke if he would he
willing to post a substantial sum Of
money covering part of what each
thought Dempsay's percentage earn.
ings might be as a matter of good
faith. ORourke agreed to this Thar
is as far as the two got with the
negotiations. No papers were
signed.
The Washington times., 1923-07-14
AQUATIC STARS ENTER
WARDMAN PARK EVENTS

An attractive aquatic program has
been arranged at the Wardman
Park pool for this afternoon.
Events for men will include dash
of 100 yards, free style; the two
twenty; 100-yard breast stroke; 90
yard breast stroke and the four
forty.
Several events have been sched'
uled for girls. Miss Florence Nad-
ding and Winifred Faunce are
among the local entries. Miss: Emo
Pettigill will represent the Bait.
more Athletic Club. The meet Will
start at o'clock
The Washington times., 1923-07-14
taQQ1nQ
'a1t0bdsees

The Chicago White Sox, by over
turning the Yankees while the
Tigers and Browns were losing,
Jumped from sixth to third place.
However, they are four and a half
games behind the second place
Cleveland Indians.
Ossie Bluege Toasted on ST. Louis
pitching yesterday. He had one
double. three singles and a sacri.
flee for his five trips to the plate.
The Griffmen have two more
series in the West. opening TODAY
in Detroit and going to Cleveland
next Wednesday. Their average on
this trip is $50. three victories
against nine defeats.
Morrison yielded only four hits
and the Pirates beat the Giants,
10 to l.
The Cubs raped the Robbins. )
20 /. and made it three straight.
The Reds made it five STRAIGHT
wins by defeating Philadelphia, q
TO Z.
The Cardinals also made it five
In row by walloping the Braves
10 TO s. Hornsby got five hits in
five times at bat.
Blankenship won his own game
from the Yanks by driving in a run
in the tenth with a single. The
4-to-3 loss broke a Yankee winning
streak.
Detroit tied the score IN the
ninth. but the Red Sox got two ir
the eleventh and won, to e.
The Indians made the Athletics
look ike 1t again, the fourth
straight. winning 16 to Z.