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Show r ' ailNES AND MINING l.f TT r TWO FORMt STUDENTS TO PLAT BASEBALL : iINDY CITY IDOLS Illinois Senatt Would Permit Col Butt will enter the 7 ear ISIS with leglana to Recelvt Coin fee Their ves brighter tor creator Pro wee n th Diamond. prospect (roducUoB of copper, silver, gold sod sloe Uuui (be gear Just closed. The University of Illinois aenat a report of' Its recommendations Stock of refined copper held in the ' foiled 8Utea January 1. ISIS, are to the western Intercollegiate confer probably about the same at oo Janu- ence on the question of amateurism, ary 1, ISIS. Foreign stocks show a which recommeodations ar now beconsiderable decrease ing considered by the conference Th copper production of Idaho the board. While the senate did not ' put year was mostly derived from countenance playing in organized ball two mines, the Snowstorm mine in the or aa a regular thing, its stand iv Ooeor d'Alenes, and tbe White Knob that occasional playing on organized teams for money la not wrong. mine In Custet county. The University of Illinois recoin Daly West Mining company of mends the amendment of rule 6 so Park City, Utah, ended up th old year aa follows: that it shall 2r declaring a ill video d on the last "A student read shall be Ineligible to &ay and, will begin the new with n represent his college or university tn in th' llrat month. athletic contest any intercollegiate The worlds production of gold under the following conditions: 1112 was $5,500,000 greater than "(A) If he la or has been a memin 2911. the total haring been ber of any team playing under the na - 009.000, according to a preliminary tlonal agreement of professional base' timat announced by George E. Rob ball cluba or has engaged in contests erts, director of th mint. with teams playing under this agree tSusinesa for th year 1912 on th ment TVt Lake mining exchange wound m (B) If he la or has been n memwith a grand total of 11,982, 4S ber of any outlaw team shares, valued at f2.2C3.603.09. Tb "(C) If he has played on any team for the preceding year vu 18c regularly for a salary, 0 that playing 70.284 shares, valued at $4,069,1177 has been hlsvocal!on or principal The total production of refined calling for the period of his associadtsllverlzed and soft, from domeaila tion with said team. snd foreign ore In 1912 was approxi"(D) If he has ever drawn a salary for nominal service In some alleged 480,965 at worth short mately tons, the average New Tork price $43,286,-50- , employment while hla athletic work compared to 486.978 tons in 19U has been really his main service. and 470,380 tona in 1910. "(E) If be la or baa at any time From Drtgg. Jdaho, comes word during hla college course been a Jo Tlnkei that the copper discoveries made last member of any athletic team of any athletic lub. about twelve miles to th During the recent annual mbg of tb American league, held In Chi(F)-I- f be la receiving or has at r nh ar developing some rich ore. cago, two player of national fat pet by chance and held a "fanning bee. be average assays near th aurfac any time received compensation ae Tinker, who has signed as mans; W tb Cincinnati Reds, waa for year are 25 per cent copper, and some of coach, trainer or Instructor in physithe star shortstop of the champ tiDubs, and Jones, who la now president cal training. ores In of the Pacific Northwest league, the go high gold. manager and center fielder of the (G) If in term time he engage White Sox. Alaskan products for th year Jrat in athletic contests aa a represents, en led reached a total of approximatetire of any athletic, not ly. $13,000.0(10. an increase of $3,000, connected wltb the organization college. REDS TO GET STAR PITC 000 over the year 1911. The products The Unlveraity of Illinois also proof mines are estimated at $22,800,000; poses that In place of an eligibility American League Twlrler Part 'the products of the sea, $18,700,000; committee in each unlveraity, which Price for Release of Chanc 'all other products, $1,500 000. In passes on eligibility of students Has Thraa Good On. i Tb Imports of toad or estimated at that university,- - there - be created a '10.969 short tons of lead In ore, val- single committee from the varloui Joe Tinker, who has signed his t ued at $462,650; 76 480 tona of lead la universities to rale finally upon quea aa manager of tha Clnclm i5 tract base bullion, valued at 1X452 750, and tlona of eligibility, and in doing so' 266 tona of reflned' lead, having a to enforce the true spirit of amateur club, expects to hav one of th h in the Natl' value or$20,000 a total Of 87,703 tons, Ism without regard to trivial Infrac- Ing pltchlng-atafleague. He now has three' high c)J tion!. compared to 89,952 tons In 1911. men in Sugga, Benton and From According to th bureau of statistics looks tor a fourth from the Ate and Imports of pigs, bars, Ingots, plates CAREER OF ENGLISH FIGHTER lean league and old copper for tha first eleven a The American league execut 'months of the past 7ar, amounted to Matt Walla, Formar ' Lightweight promised Garry Herrmann a s 276 508,505 pounds, a.jd the coppor Champion of Groat, Britain, Has twlrler if he completed th deal t Larry McLean may wind up with content of ore matt and regulus imHad Few Fights. Frank Chance a free agent T, the Cardinals next summer. king ported amounted to 94,486,041 pound. waa part of the trade Connie Mack will Increase tha price on the 1 330-foTh cross-cu- t lerel Matt Well, the former lightweight Who tb filnger will b that Hi of teats at his park next season. of th 8b Ives min of the Goldfield shamplon of Great Britain, bus prob- mann la to get from th Amerlc la enjoying himself putBilly Papke Merger Mines company baa connected ably fought fewer battles as a pro- league la not known. President Jo: alleged fighter from Franco to with the workings of th Grixsly Bear fessional than any other fighter who ion haa not consented to turn h ting bed- . mine of the Consolidated, .and th iver held th premiership. From ever Immediately, but will do so . Art the Irwin, scout, haa u w Yankees, mr-Vrtrrooan "ywwiw-vnamateur fore the baanball season begins appointed business manager of crosa-cu- t has passed will now be ex lightweight iphamplonahtp of England. la expected to he a prominent bBrifsiythe club. :plored by drifts and raises. Garry Hermann la some pinochle I 'Very vat factory progress waa mad hark. He also considers himself tb during past year at th propertv some swapper. of th Utah United, according to Charlie Frank of the New Orleans Information from Beaver county. club says he la satisfied with the Peli.Among the accomplishments waa th can pitching staff. winze from th sinking of a slxty-foo- t The Washington Americans" will 360 level. This waa followlngjths ore, play an exhibition game with the Cinw hlch showed cinnati Reds on March 30. jl tendency to widen. "The output of the Tonopah mines Hans Wagner says he has to play for the month of November shows a one mor year, anyhow. Just to win decree of 1.003 tons a compare back that batting leadership. wlth the production of October, du Give Ty Cobb Tria Speakers arm and yon will have to look no farther ao'ely to loss of time through shortto find the greatest of all time. age of electric power consequent upon --a fire which Bat Nelson admits his skyplece la a destroyed th local power 'station in the early part of the month. bit soiled, but modestly writes columns about Its being In the ring. The production of silver In tb Manager Mike Kelly Is one of the Ti lted States, during 1912 amounted greatest leaders who knows how to to 62.369 974 fine ounces compared get publicity out of absolute silence. with 66,399 490 fine ounces In 1911. tho Harry Gasper, the former Cincinrbtef gain In production having been nati pitcher, says he is done with In Utah add Colorado Nevada ranked baseball. Thats what they all say. - first In production, Utah second, MonOld Cy Young wants to pitch for tana third, Colorado fourth and Idaho Atlanta next season. If he does, it 1 fifth, Matt Wells. will b hla twenty-thir- d year on the Invert sot development work Is now slab. Hla first a was at fight professional in th Poleverde dicing 'conducted Larry Cheney of the Cubs holds a .mine of the Jumbo Extension com- with Croix, the French welterweight fair record. He pitched In 42 After pretty champion. a number Goldfield winning and high grade ore Is pany at games. - He started and finished 28 of f other bouta of minor or In the workings deepest exposed them. came to America earljv in 1910. the property. Average samples of the Wells It Is reported that the Louisville He engaged In several bouta on this 'first ore broken In the new stops team of the American association will level yielded $85 lids with success, and upon his reabove the 950-foserve as a farm for the Pittsburg turn to England he defeated Freddie er ton.. Pirates. British the Welsh, in title holder, division or tn Each particular Rip Hsgerman. leading pitcher of round. twenty the (After winning fC'wur dAlene region baa develooed championship Wells paid a second n the younger organization, Lincoln club, haa been sold to the e new ore channels during the part visit to America and fa Pacific Coast mantr enthusiastic Portland club, of th over the boxed while here -- rear. This Is true of th Wardner-Ktl-logg- , bouts with Leach- Cross, rod believes the new twlrler will uj leagu. MuTn. and th Canyon C.eek Pal Moore. Dick Hyland. Willie linker Immensely In keeping the R4i Already several baseball mansgers districts, while th Nln Mile section, Moody,- - "Knockout" Brown, and Abe it the top of the first division tq th ire willing to concede their club la a unimportant producer for a AUel. Several weeks ago In London National league race. strong enough to finish In tha second "I felt confident all along that I division. yerrJiAa JeceoUx- - b rcuub Lla W etoh rgatnd the championship two new ouTriecur7rihlerJ,'aid Herfriiain, from Wells in a twenty-roun- d eon and now that It is all over I bell The average quoted price of electro- tesL r Calvo Signs Contract I got tha better of the deqL Thi Griffith has received the lytic copper for the year showed a Manager f the five players wa have released to marked increase over that tor 19t1. contract of Jacinto Cairo. The signed It Baumgardner Speediest Ihe Cubs w couldn't use. We newt 'The average for 1911 was about 16 Cuban sent a letter to Griff latest-pitchyoung The who haa more had Corrldon, we wouldnt have to written In 8pan!sh. cents a pound, aa compared with 12-They did not (peed than Walter Johnson la talned Kntaely and Humphries Iqt touch Spanish where - I went to cent a pound for 1911. Th year Inasmuch ae Johnson Is ah fast enough for major league compaty. echool, said tha Old Fox. so I cant opened with copper at about 14 cent ways the standard of comparison for Mitchell has been a f&lRiful, h4 translate tha missive. However,' as the since June monthty the speedy boys, the suspicion taker pound, but working player In the Reda' emnW, he aimed hl contract. I guess every-thin- g vera ge htr nortiecn below IT cent. bold tnat 4 anerail ohneotTTiaa lhe but we bad to let him go to awing la an right rievleWpmrtit that will coat probably great eat supply of, smoke when it s (Ifol7 Phelan," too, la a b upward of $100,000 la proceeding on comes to actual facts. fielder, but, like Mitchell, we wtrs th pioperty of the-- Success Mining Farms c Burnt Advice. forced to give him up. I will havi company near Wallace. Idaho. A shaft Farmer Burns advises parents to Jacobson Is Real Giant American leagua ptteber shorty tar forbid their that wf.l penetrate to the deep terriYen who have teen Bill Langs. as cigarettes and part of the deal, so I think wa f start them boys using tory unexplored la this section of the Larry McLean, Orvle Overall, Jeff fared very well. wrestling and boxing. Thla field. Is proceeding. veteran trainer thinks tha T. M. C. A. Tesrean and many other big fellow, la the place, for hla boys when out of Atold, ether, teed and copper ore and think you have seen a Tig ball New Miner League. ; to until want school, and "Farmer" la a wise old wait a you get rvuiued at $21,161,491 was handled at player, Another minor owL Hhe IVorado plants of th American good flash at Baby Jacobson, who will Western New Yorkleague and Penneylvsat with th Giants next ijMdt ag fi IU fin ng company, accord-- ; get a try-ou- t basebalL Bradford, Mud want townp r. to flur- con'.anel in the amvoal spring. Glory foe AIL vllle, Greenville, Kane, Warren md Baseball should not get all lo1913. ar The players plants ceirtfor Oil City In Pennsylvania and Jaa Dont Want Chanc. the matter with the Wbats glory. rgied t Pueblo, Lcadrille and DoA report that President Barry of towa. Corning. Hornell and OleanfN, Mercer. Thorpe. Pumpelly : nngo. up signing , th Lo Angeles Coast league club Y are th town most promlneeuy and Brtckley to do a turn in vand Asnounceflieat Is made by Jerome sought Frank Chance to aa candidate for mentioned bertha manage hla rilleT J, Tar, pree'den! of ihe Tamarack 4 Loe Angeles chib ts denied Custer Coneolidited. that operation La j ole Going BackT Speaker Waa Busy Fielder. would begin at the company's prop Hartsell te Llv In Toted, Trie- - Speaker was tbs boniest la rumored that Larry Lajole had It e SLte..ln Idaho, la a few "Topey" Hartsell. 'manager of tha Beldef In tha Tha Red fcj hla aalary cut Larry says h- day. ' The tramway, mill and cone . Toledo team, haemoved to that eity. tUr tty etMWleague. took care of 407 worth aa much now as ever. He wa pressor plant bar, been .completed. sad aaye h will llva there. , shancea. something around $11X000- d ! t I du-'lo- i g ftV fitl I . -- Manuscripts and Works f Popular Writer Unearthed In 8amoa and Hawaii, by an Admirer, It Js learned that a number of new and relatively Important manuscripts of Robert Louie Stevenson have been discovered In Samoa and in Honolulu by an ardent admirer of the great novelist, who has been for some time in both Hawaii and Samoa seeking uch writings of the famous Scotsman aa might possibly be found In the possession of some of the many friends of .Stevenson during his years In the Pacific. The result of this research haa been the finding of an essay, said to be highly poetical In character, written by the novelist after witnessing a volcano In action, supposedly either the tamed crater of Savall or the pit of Kllauea in Hawaii; a piece of fiction dealing with South Sea life, and a number of smaller verse compositions. Still another manuscript, a blank verse relation of a legend of Maul, of considerable length, but unfinished, haa also come to light, and the enthusiastic admirer of Stevenson feels highly rewarded for his month of effort -- "1M"WVb ro--ce- -- -- -- -- This man doesn't seem to know about the constitution." "But he didnt miss a ball game last season, judge." "Then I guess hes assimilated." JUDGE CURED, HEART TROUBLE. I took about 6 boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills for Heart Trouble from wbich I bad suffered for 5 years. I had dizzy spells, my eyes puffed, my breath was short and I had chills and backache. I took the pills about a year ago and have had no return of the palpitations. Am now 63 years old. able to do lots of manua labor, am and weigh about 20ft pounds. I feel very grateful that I found Dodda Kidney Pills and you may publish this letter If you wish. I am serving my third term as Probate Yours truly, Judge of Gray Co. ph ft. TP MILLER, Cimarroa, Kan. 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