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WASHINGTON IS
PENNANT MAD
, Senators Have Mado R:mark
, ablo Showing This Season,
IS NOT A FLASH IN THE PAN,
Msnsgsr Clark Griffith Hai Fin Dunch
of Dili Playara Msn Art Not Play
' Ing Qshlnd Tholr Qpssd Hnvs
Orsatsst airing of Vlctorlss.
By TOMMY CLAIIK.
Washington biiN'liull fiilN, oxpcrla
.Jlllll pliljcrs llllkc. llllU' I III' pclltllllll Im'U
IiuhIhk In their bonnets. Never before
In I lio hUtory of the imtloiinl pium-
' nnil (hi' capital liiia timl bull U'ii mi
since IWlo-hilto III people of Wnah
tiigtnn been so worked up na Ihey nre
Juki now out the rciuiirknble nml ur
prWIug shuwlim tin' Hcniitora Imvn
' iiiuilu OurliiK Hit' prii'iit NtMimiii, When
lliu li'iiiu astonished tint biisvbtill world
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Itiolo ttr Amartcan l'rM AsaucUtlon.
OLTUI UlLAM, WialllMITUM' t'lUCK OUT
riBLUKH. by wlniilnK sereuteen atralitht rnmea
the fans luat Ibelr hrada. Then in 1110
the slump and much depreaaluu Their
tcuiurary selbnik didn't fenre the Hen
utora a little bit. and now they 11 r
plajlnjc aa itood na at ouy time tblt
avaaou, and the Wnahluitton expvrti
are riuurlut: the tram aa u pununt po
alblllty Tbero la every reiiaon for flcurliitf
Waliluulou aa a rnmtnt poMiblllty."
said nn exert to the writer. "It may
brlnn aiieen, to thor who nrr fnmlllur
with WiiahlliciunV hoM'talll hlatory to
tulk of the team and u (i'IiukiiI In the
aiune breiitb. but fmta ate fiicla. mid
on wlnit bua beeu iiinoinpllliiil mid on
what the future proinlHrwou form thero
la no (Iciiyliiit tli.it. biirrluu Itoaton. 110
temn haa a Ix'ller limine to hind at
the top of the heap thnu the Nitllminla
"It la iirKuid. uud not without reu
son, thnt 11 leiim whlcti has peniiniil na
plnitluua inuat have n atiouu pltchlliK
ulnrf. Compiire the Nntlomila' ,orp
with that of any other I cum. uud It la
bard lu Duuru where VuabluKui tin
any the worst of It. Johiiaoii undiMibt
edly lompiirea fmorubly with the slur
pltilicr of nny one of the other lisima.
On what he tins shown there Is no
cholie Ik'Iuccii UriKim uud the siioiid
biat inn 11 011 nny of the rival iiwrfpi
lion The pltchlliK reionla of the
pri'M'iii mtisoii will come pretty uisir
to provlnu thla conteiitlou Take the
rest of the fluff mid tompure It with
the pitchers of opNdtiK ten ma, mill It
will probably be concluded Hint Grif
fith la na well fortlllid In this respect
us nny of the othera.
"The moat Important department In 11
Imll temn uflur the pitcher have been
lonxldercd lire the uitchuM. What
ti'iim In the American leiicue enn boast
of 11 pair like Henry mid .Vliiamltli, nut
to apeak of Williams, who U Khcii n
chaiicii to work onlr'cinslniiull.v (Jrlf.
tlth'a ciitihera precut utmost till tmao
riiuuliiK on the part of the opposition,
11 (treat ndvmitiiia' lievoud doubt.
"There lire other ten inn which nre -perlor
In (he hnttliiK depart incut to the
Niitliiuuls, yet there la enoiitih hlttliiK
HtreiiKlh mid more apecil than seveml
can boast of. An 11 llcldliiK ncitrcKiitluu
there la 110 occasion for worry HlmiiUs.
Milan mid Movller arc n speedy trlu lu
the outfield, (liinilll Ih 0110 of the
Kreatest ilrst bnsemun In thu country.
Mcllrldo la coucedod to luivo no supo
rlor 11a n tlulilliitr shortatup. Foster la
n Kniud third bnaetnau, and Moritnn, n
.vouupitur, fields inoro cleverly every
day nml haa shown a Jot. of tqtpi with
the stick,.. . ' -
"Manager Griffith deserves great cred
it for tbo way bo has handled the
team."
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t HOW WOLTKB '(JOT mOLK"
A. All JtllMIII I.... M A M
ubuuunuri'u Munii
v Miii'ii "win" u uitigniin cmin
n mini "out" on tho New Ynrlt
ground people ii h fur up I lie j"
IIiiiIhoii na Albany inlghl lu-nr j'
HiimIi'cIi'Iimi. No HliitliT wlirtlicr ;
(hi' piny la cloar ill nut, "Will." ',;
If lint iinin U ri'tlri'il. Informs the 4
public nf It wlili hi riiiiiuiiM '.;'
"Hl'I'I'f'H OOlMHIIlll" "Hllk" .
mil nil Inn tlila over any length X
of limit. T
During n it a mo nt New York
;!', Inal year Hurry Wolior wns cull X
ml out nt Mrat on it tioc piny,
Wolli'r wna aon U'cnuci' of Ilia T
failure to Wilt mil the lilt, lull j;
never lii'Hltnli'il, nflcr crniig X
Mrat. riiiiu nit oer to lliu New i
.:. Ynik bench. ,
When ln arrived It iiiiil lilm j;
X fin! iinin) too good to luiir f
I' 0'l.oiiulillu villi culling lliu mini
'v alntliis of "'peee-c'n no o-o X
j; oiill" It wna to.) much for Wol T
p Iit. Hushing out In front of the
X In'tich, lid luiitrlicil vulu-a with
f OToiiulilln. jelling!
j,' "I know 1(1 1 know It) I know 1
T; nr j
X NVhi'ri'iiK)ti "Kllk." tniich per- 2.
;; turln-d, cut aliorl hla speech 11 ml
!f lufoniiiil Woltcr (hat hi woulil .4
;j) nlmi know I tin Miiy to the club- J;
j. house ahorlly. "
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BODYGUARD FOR PITCHER.
Managar Dooln Afraid Rlaay, Hla $15,
I 000 Twlrltr, Will Dt Kldnaptd.
' JtniiiiciT Clinrlfy Dooln of tint I'till
Ilea luimit kH'H up hop' of wliiiiluu
thu Nillloliul It'iiKUi h.'IiiiiiiiI Ihla at'U
kjii. Mo la onu of tho optlinUtlc kt.
aona who la-Hero (lint n vlub la lluhlv
(o Imvn Jiut na IiIk n altiinp na It luul 11
nlnnltitt atrrnk, nml Uu cran.
) Ami It la lfcnu tlit roil Imlrnl umn
flk'or think hla club haa nn rxerllcut
clmnrp of cnptutlni: tlm riau (lint tit
liiia npH)tntrl n tHMlyitmiril for hla lilt-
eat Pltclilnit wonder. Iltipn Itlxry. Jr.
late atnr twlrler of the Unlwralty of
' Vlrclnln. Thla youueater la aiich n
j wiuhler thnt the Culm offcnil ll.l.tiOii
In cold 'null for lilm. You aee. Illscy
niuiea from one of the lilue liloodnl
1 frtiutllea of the ixiuth who roll In
wealth, nml they look upon profeHMlon
'nl Imll playliiK mm n rnther vuljrnr man-
tier In which to ninUn n Ihlnc
They wire opMed to their offuprlnK
kIchIiiu n lHiehall lontrnct. mid Ibey
Immo been trjlni; to M-flii him nwny
from the dlninond erer alnro. Ho kt
ltent mv they In their efforts to vrt
him to (iilt Iho en me that Mnunper
Dooln la afraid the Ind will be kid
imx-d aome of tbe dnya or nlchta.
which la thv reason n bodyirunrd bua
been hlriil to watch him every minute
of the time,
' KNABE FULL OF "PEP."
Phlllls' Bteond Sackar la LIU of
Taam la Playing Star Oama,
Otto Hunt, tbo little second aacker
of the I'hllllea. Is full of "pepper"
all times aud la always plnylujr to win
lie haa Improved greatly In hla play
tug during the past season and U now
I'hoto by American Praia Association.
OTTO KtUIIH, flllLLIM' 8KCONU HAOKRII.
0110 of the best second basemen lu the
Kiiniu.
He Is the llfo of the Quakers, nml
with lilm out of tho piinc the I'hlln
ilelihlnns would be n weak iiKKrcgn
tlon Htraugo how one player with
plenty of vigor mid daidi will iniiku 11
bull club.
Wagntr Is Qrtat Ball Playar.
Heinle Wagner of the llustmi Amc
leans has never U-en glvvu full crullt
for King a gwat ball player. This
Hhortstop haa a little something on n
number of thu short field players In
(he gnmo. Ills work (hla season tins
been sensational. He pulls off dlllicult
plays with nu ease that deceives the
funs.
"rsPJRjr-
RAGING VETERAN
HARNESSHORSES
Old Time Performers Humous
on tiie Grand ClrcJt,
COUIITRY JAY AFTER MARKS,
Flftttn-yaar-old Trotttr Vlll Try (0
Httobllth a Flttord or Two O ray
Oim Anotlitr Many Othar Cam
paignara Ctill In Oama.
CnuipnlKiilim on tin Rrnml rlrrult
(hla r-ciwou tlicri- lire no nml I horai-a
wlilih Iiimc I'oi'ii In ilii mniio ao louu
Hint tlit-y loulil tnki purl In n O A. II
piiniilo mill not hf out of iiliiot' L'au
nlly 11 liorco rciulin llio tciillh of Ida
tiiniT ut fnuu to t'luut yeiira of
ilKt. till! 'JiH' fa 11 H'rtulli ik'lt'Kiitlou.
aouif Iroiii'rx Hii'l Hiiiii piiii'ra. (but
lit'loiiu to the rvfruii't'ii tirmul Unit
rim iir nfli-r wir nml uvwr at'fiii
to witr out,
TIutu 11 10 I'linliuh of tlu-xi horaca out
till tH-iituiii to iiuiki 11 K'mmI rncf If
aomc afi'ti'tnry tliuuitht It inlvlxiililc
ht t'oulil iut on n nut' for thv old
Uiya, nml llki'ly It iwtulil tiki- i'll
AiuoiiK tlit t-vrctiulnl ('iimpiilcni'ra ni'
litU thla iiir la th rviiuirkiible Orny
(li'iii In V. t- Hniiw'a atiihli'. Oniy
(Ii'in wna fimlcil In IKW. I ! atari,"!
nulni: In ItMKt. ami ut tlii Oiikhinil
triii'k. C'liKliimitl. ttuil yt'iir. he won
(wo ruii-a thv aniiK' iluy III the htal
lu-nt of the arcuDil nut' he enrntil n
rw-onl of 2H4. Alihoimh (Srny (m
la fourtci'ii j-nra old now. Know In?
lU'Vi-a (lie old trotter will mlueo hla
reconl thla arhaou.
Another old cninwlpiiT that mewl
yew- "fti-r y,nr la .Normun H.. 2KaJVi.
Thla old line mrilrltliil In n nuiii
, tar of crent rnci-a for Knnii MrCartby
and It wna only two ai'iiaoua niro he
gaw up the atrwuiyia biiiiic. Oro. nlw
a iiu'iiiIht of MiCurtliy'a ttinl.li' for n
I un time, like Nuruiau II.. tlu'url In
some record brwililiik' rsi-cw. Oro wna
fotiliit In 1MIS. uud In lixl he en nut I n
1 record or 'J I0V. In ItHO ami Hilt he
did some of hla lt nicluu mid re-
duced bis record to '.' u-'Av
Two ('nuailliin ink-ith ii the gmnd
rlrrult this oou that will ghe Untie
wherever they start nn Mnjor Hrlno.
2)IViu uud The Il. '-M",'. Major llrl
no Is fifteen yours old. while The l.el
Is ten. Hrlno took a mark of 2214 lu
1IKH. while last year he iilpied a ae
oud off hla record. The Kel haa Ut-n
raring slui-e JUOS. While he bus raci-d
fewer years than some of the other
borm-a, he protaibly has won muny
more races than some borpca wbtrb
have raced two or three seunon longer
than he haa. The Kel la raced from
early spring to late fall on the dirt
trucks, while be Is used In tbe Ice
eteuts In whiter.
I.Ike Cy Young and Nap Ijijole. some
horses are letter presened than others
mid can stand tbe gaff louger. These
two great men of laiseball have seen
hundreds of players come and go. but
they keiit on. Uvea though Young Is
out of the game at present, the veteran
claims be Is cot through. Hucb I tbe
rne of the famous old trotter Country
Juy.
In UKit Country Jay. (ben a speedy
flu-jetir-old. dulsbed siH-und In the M.
mid M. He then was retired, and
many forgot all about him. High!
years later (be thirteen-) cur-old horse
cnL'io buck, and fel Detroit In hU sec
olid start of the season be defentt-d a
star Held of trotters. 1'rotn then on
the old gelding mude history. At uorth
Kmidnll triiik. In Clevebind. he lowered
the saddle rei-ord for years held by
Charles Muck, who was rlddeu to bis
mark by ,C. K. O. Illllluga. while later
lu the season In Syracuse. K. W he
further reduitM the recunL Country
Juy la pronounced by go eminent otn
rhila n tine tye of Ainerlcuii trotter,
uud they are using hla photograph to
demonstrate the typo of horse they
hope to breed. (Jeorge II. Kslerhrook.
who owns Country Juy, will eudcuvor
to estnbllsh n record or two with him.
Other hoies thnt would be valuable
ndvertlHeiucuta to some stock food nre
Kph Cinders. 2K1. thai took u mark
of '.' lUVi lu tUH uud Is still milng. and
Citation. '.Mil. bred In IKKi mid which
earned 11 record of 'J,m In Halt. Mu '
Jor Mallow, king of the half mile rings,
la fourteen yeura old mid still rating j
The Major reduted his rctord to 'J.li 1
nt North Itiiudnll two years ago mid j
might further rcduie hla murk. Itauul '
W., ':W. stiirti'l cmnpiilgnlng nn a (
twiwyeurold, He eurniil 11 revoril of
2:'.HV1 nt Akron In 1IKRJ mid Is still get
ting the money on tho bull rings.
Sweet Marie, 2:02, Is sixteen years
old. Hhe did not rate so many sea
sons, but It wna not until n!ie was ten
yearx old Hint she earned tier present
rtiord. Morning Star, 2:(M, was fouled
lu 1SII7 and irobnbly went ns many
fast miles us nny horse. The pony
withstood the grueling well nml when
twelve years old reduced bU record n
quarter of it second
Other horses could be ndded to this
list, us these nre not the only "stay
era" lu the gnme by nny menus. They
nre, however, sumo of tho most prom
Incut. Mack Falls In Pr)dtntlal Years.
Connie Mack believes thero Is some
hoodoo working ngulust hla wiunlug
pennants In presidential years. He
fulled to cop In 1004 mu! ngnln In 1008,
and tbe shadows tire growing long on
bis chances ugnlu this scusou.
BEND WAS
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HaHaSflBal
i Tho above cut shows the re pre-
'sen tat Ion llend had at Seattle tUring
tho I'otlatch celebration In July The
picture Is of the Ilend I'ark Com-
pany'a booth as It appeared at night,
CRAWFORD HELPS COBB.
"Wahco 8amV Rsllabl Old Bat Haa
Aldad Tyrus In Run 8eoring,
In pointing to Ty Cobb as tbe great.
est of ball players few atop to think of
the aaslstanie be gets from 8am Craw
ford, who aa cleanup man In the De
troit batting order Ilea back In the
shadow while the full glory Is reflected
Photo by American Press Association.
bau oiuwrouu.
on Cobb. Cobb has the speed and accu
racy of eye whlih enable him tu get ou
base often.
Hut without na reliable un old hand
na Crawford following him to ulrk In
with a timely hit Tyrus would not
score ns muny runs aa he doe, nor la It
likely that he would Milne ou the Imim-s
with such brilliancy working with a
less brilliant partner than Cm w fold.
Birmingham Club Is Cosmspolltan
Thero Is somo mixture of nationali
ties on tho ltlrtnlnghniu team of tho
Cotton Stntes league. Almeida Is n
Cuban, Ynuta n Dutchman. Hnrdgmvo
nu Indlnn. Klllam n Swede, McCSIIvnry
n Scotchman, McRrldo nu I Messenger
Irishmen and the remainder American.
"A. A. U. Champlonihlpa In Naw'Yo.-k.
Thla year's Junior track nnrt field
Metropolitan Association of tbe A urn
tour Athletic union championships will
be held at Celtic park, New York, Aug,
31, aud ndmtsslou will be by luvlta
tiou, of which 10,000 vflll be seat out
6Sn;
refiti-inSn
jfaMaaaaWBaVrf M
PROMINENT
AT SEATTLE POTLATCH
Illuminated
with
Incadescent
lights,
From this booth 70,000 pieces of
literature were distributed, most o!
them accompanied with a personal
NOT1CK FOIt I'UIILICATIO.N.
department of the Interior, V. S.
I-and Office at The Dalles, Otegon,
July 22nd, 1912.
Notice la hereby given that Ed
ward A. Knotta of (lend, Oregon, who
on October 3rd, 1910, made Desert
Land Entry, No. 07C09, for SEVi
ISV4, SSEU. Sec 14. and NU
N W 4 . NW NE 4 . Section 23. town
ship IS south, range 12 east, Wil
'lamette Meridian, has Cled notice of
Mntentkn to mako desert proof, to
estaUlsh claim to the land above des
cribed, before H. C. Ellis. U. S. Com
missioner, at his office at Ilend, Ore
gon on tbe 10th day of September.
1912
Claimant names aa witnesses:
I Ernest Garratt, William Arnold,
Cbarlea D Howe and Levi D. Wiest
all of Uend, Oregon.
l-:5 C W. MOORE, Register.
TowiiKhlp blanks, neatly bound li
hooks, '23 rents at The llulletln.
We Have Taken Over
LUMBER
:
of the Pine Forest Lumber Co.,
and are in a position to fill orders
of any size. In addition we carry
a full line of
Building: Material
Lime, Cement, Plaster
Brick and Fire Clay.
Also COAL and LAND PLASTER.
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Overturf-Davis-Miller Co. 1 1
I Bend,
talk about Bend. Over 1,000
strangers registered, and more than
1 000 copies of the Development
Number of The Bulletin were handed
out to people who took them borne
to read and study.
The Sur Theatre Kill give away
35 gold piece each Friday night See
tildes for further particulars.
NOTICE FOR ITRLICATIO.V.
Department of the Interior, U. 8.
Land 03lce at The Dalles, Oregt.l.
July 24th. 1912.
Notice 1b hereby given that Fred
erick E. Glbqn. of Laidlaw, Oregon,
who. on June 7th. 1911, mado Home
stead Entry No. 0908?. for 8V48WVi,
Sec. 2. and SEViSEU, Section 3,
Township 16 South. Range 11 East,
Willamette Meridian, has filed notlco
of intention to make commutation
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before II. C. Ellis,
V. S. Commissioner at hla office, at
(tend. Oregon, on tbe 11th day of
September, 1912.
Claimant names aa witnesses:
Charles K. Wiley. Edward White,
Sterile Fryrear, Walter Peterson.
21-25 C W. MOORE, Register.
the Entire Stock of t
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