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Charlevoix county herald., 1911-07-15
M E A N D J | NJ.

WARREN w. LAMPORT.
I've been thinkin' here today
How it happened. fur away
In the misty long ago,
Bout a million years er so.
Me an Jim-Jim was my pard-
Out there in the oil schoolyard
Got ourselves Onct in fix
Cuttin up some youngster tricks.
Which want nothin' specially new
Fer my pard an me to do.
Seein' we was healthy chaps,
An little wild perhaps.
Tho jest what we did that day
dunno ez kin say;
Best forgotten anyway.
But / want to tell yo' what
There's one thing | amt forgot!
When we heard the masters rule
On the winder. rappin school,
An we got inside again.
Jings! but my heart sunk like sin.
Fer | saw right on the spot
Me and Jim had both been caught.
'Twant no use denyin' it.
We was caught. don't yo' ferset
Fer the masters watchful eye
Saw the Who'll thing on the SLY.
Well we Got il Jim an me!
Right out where they all could see;
In the food oil fashioned way
What we used ter in our day.
Fer the master spoke right out;
An he says. "You injin lout!
I'm asoin' to give you one
You'll remember when it's done!"
An ! guess he did the biz
In that ancient way O. his.
Fer I'm thinkin' here today
How it happened. fur away
In the misty long ago.
Bout q million years er so.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-07-15

A woman's idea of tough luck is to
have gentleman call when she's
washing her hair.
When we hear some people talk we
wonder how 1t Is possible for them TO
change their minds.
But when it gets TO be all business
and no pleasure with man it's time
for him to change his business.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-07-15

A fine assortment OF 9x12 Rugs in
Administer, Wilton Velvets aud
Brussels at Whittington's.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-07-15

FREDERICK G. MARTINDALE,
Secretary of State.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
WHILE THE SOX WERE AGAIN TRYING
VAINLY TO PUT SAM CRAWFORD OUT

Though d. Jones got only two hits
note the way we use that "only"-he
had great day In the field, coming in
or tearing out with equal facility and
execution. ..
Great work. About 100 more and
there Will be nothing left TO bother
about, except the worlds champion
ship
LANCE had three bad innings-rhe
hrst, In which he allowed Jones TO
hunt safely and Cobb and Crawford TO
double consecutively; the third In
which he walked three men without
damage. and the eighth. when all the
grief took place.
Before the game Ed Walsh sprained
On ankle. jumping turnstile. He
viii be ready when needed.
IN the sox have a felding fault IL
seems TO be In their handling OF
thrown balls in the inheld Two OF
them were dropped by Zetder and Lord
IN the Tigers first
A double. corking single, two runs,
steal OF third and two swell catches
In the outneld--there's no chance TO
misplay the Georgia Peach these days.
Until Lathers and Gainor Hailed the
runs home In the eighth. the batting
Of the Tiger infield had been a Joke.
both yesterday and at the opening
Dslshanty has a sort OF grip and
nay be out OF Il for several days. With
VLcary hurt. the relief work will fall
On Lathsrs and corcoran. Chick did
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15

Gainor went up into the air n mile
for Bush's throw on Callahan in the
second He came down with the ball
In his mitt.
Cobb should buy a cigar for Gala
nan Jimmie gave him two chances
Tor phenomenal plays
Works and White or Baker are the
probable deceivers for today's game
It's perfectly O X for US TO put the
Tigers on top OF that percentage Ia BILE
even though IL Is a three cornered tie
Back where they belong in the per
centage table It's been some time In
cidentally. since they topped the list
The crowd was larger than that OF
opening day
Gainor's speed on the bases makes n
most favorable impression on the
crowd
Everybody tried to get a seat in the
sun.
Last game Of the Chicago series to-
day Cleveland tomorrow
Sam Crawford on behalf OF the De-
troit club. sent a message OF condol-
ence TO Cleveland. expressing the De
troit clubs sorrow over the death OF
Addie Joss
Mullin and Donovan watched the
his vacation by his grand work In the
opener
Where would the Tigers finish with
four pitchers like Mullin and WilIett.
ready TO take their turn all season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
TIGER KITS ON
PARADE SHORTLY
Manager Hughie Has Only Two
Veteran Pitchers Ready, So
Youngsters Must Work.

II nothing interferes with the games
scheduled for Saturday and SUNDAY
next. the bugs are sure TO be treated
10 a view OF the new pitchers whom
Manager Jennings and Joe Sugden
have been coaching in the south
There are five of them with the CLUB
who must be considered as active can
didates for big-league fame.
II becomes necessary for the club
10 make use OF its young pitching tai
ent immediately Mullin and Willett
are the only veterans who are ready
for work Donovan will not start Tor
a month or so yet. and Summers Is
still weak from his illness. Against
the Sox and the Maps there will be
a plentiful sprinkling OF young tai
ent. 80 far as the box work Is con-
cerned.
Counting the big Four" Tiger
pitchers as the only certainties for
the team, there remain four vacan'
cies to be filed before May /. Hughie
has Lively, LATTE. Mitchell, Works.
Cavet, and Covington for those posi-
tons Their chances are believed TO
rank about In that order.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15

yesterday everything asked Of him in
the held, though the Sox didn't give
MIN anything very hard.
The Sox simply couldn't bunch what
Few hits they were making OF VIII
bit better.
In the fifth Wahoo Sam dumped
down a perfect bunt and caught the
soN so by surprise that there wasn't
even an attempt TO throw.
IL may be accident, but IL seems no.
tceable that those hunts seem TO ira
vel along inside that third base foul
line, In an almost weird manner
Willett walked to the bat in the
seventh and simply Hailed the sphere
over FIRST base so fast that Tex Jones
mad scarcely chance TO get his hands
down.
Over-anxiety was the cause OF Gain
prs error. Del tried TO touch n
runner on the line, with his own bunt
and thought he had less time than
there was
After Cobb had singled and Craw-
ford had doubled In the eighth. the
SoN brought their inheld in Lathers
ana Gainor both poked through this
formation for ringing singles, the for
mers being past Lord. while Chicks
was over secopd base
/ With Lord on first, wahoo purposeIv
dropped Ieider's short hy in the sixth
The umpires ruled Rollie out lust the
same. Sans purpose was apparently
TO confuse the base runners and work
In double play
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
DOUBLE BILL AT MACK PARK.
6Ia Game viii Bring Together s. q
s. Team and Toledo Overlands.

A double bill is on the boards at
the Mack-aye. ball park tomorrow. In
the main battle, the s. a. 5. club Will
tackle the strong Overlands OF To
ledo, while in the opening game Oh
the afternoon the Milwaukee A. Z.
and the Good Lucks will fight IL out.
The Overlands, are champions OF
the Toledo city league. Steve Grifin,
formerly OF the American association,
is captain, and Manager Farley Is
confident that his aggregation is
strong enough TO beat most OF the
minor league teams in this section.
He has signed a number of players
who have been up there in league
baseball.
veally or Mason will do the twirl-
ing for the 8. & s. club.
Although the S. s. has lost a num-
Der OF last years stars, fast bunch
OF players have been signed to take
their places and the team gives prom
Use of being as fast as ever this sea-
son. Following are the players who
have been used TO date: Mason,
Veally, pitchers; Frutig. first base;
Grundell, second; Scribner. shortstop;
Harms, third; Dickinson, left field;
Rowe, center field; Rose, right field;
Moore, Dillon. Weber, catchers. Jack
Miller will also probably be seen In
the lineup.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
az pam HALE sRuskE.

For four seasons now, Detroit mas
been awaiting Edgar Willetts com
|plete education as pitcher
II has awaited the event anxiousiy
because OF the certainty, that, when
+ Edgar had finally learned TO utilize 70
the utmost that ability which has al
ways been his, there would be no oc
casion for local sport pages 10 dis
'course on Walter Johnson or Christy
Mathewson.
II looks now nightly as II Edgar
had arrived, arrived In the full mean
Ing or the term.
Yesterdays game showed Edgar
marketing his goods with all his old
brilliancy to which he added a move
ment 10 first base that prevents base
runners from taking liberties with his
long swing. The result was the first
ohutout OF the American league sea-
son to Edgar's credit. Furthermore, II
was q game In which the hostile
Whitesox really never came near
scorfng.
The debut OF Willett's move 10 first
base was almost comic. The first VIC
tim was Rollie Zeider, who had
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
5fanas,S Shin Guards
As Good As 4 Wall

A surprise even to his team mates
was the appearance OF Oscar Stanage
N the opening game, equipped with
q pair Of beautiful. shiny sninguards
OF the cricket type. Oscar hadn't said
q word about his intention to anyone
but Manager Jennings. He believes
that they will save him many bump,
.bruise and cut, however, and will en-
able him to take his turn as regularly
as may seen necessary.
The tremendous protection afforded
BY the guards was noted In the sixth
inning when Lord attempted TO score
from second, on single TO left Davy
zones throw was true to the inch and
Stanage simply squatted in front Of
the base, waiting for Lord, who arriv-
I'd at about the same time with the
ball.
Lord gave sheepish glance at the
wall In front Of him, slid with half
hearted sort OF movement, was pinned
on the plate and tagged out
The only way for him to have touch
ID that plate would have been to ap-
preach II from the direction OF the
Chicago bench.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
Sam Thompson And "CaH'
Team Mates Years Ago

I It Jimmie Callahan"
Galatians length
Callahan
a
him
heard OF kicked told
after the coin paid
Callahan
What Sam inquired n auditor.
a
length OF service
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
DECEPTIVE MOVE TO FIRST BASE
CORRECTS WILLETTS ONLY FAULT

Oscar heaved out by about the dis
lance between the city hall and the
county building.
The Tigers were jubilant over VIII
let's success In perfecting what has
been regarded as his one weak point
With the baserunners glued 10 the
sacks. Edgar will work with more con.
fidence when men are on base. The
move TO first and the very obvious
practice Willett was giving himself
all through the game In perfecting H..
should be worth many a victory in
the season that is TO come.
Tigers Own Task Easy.
OF course, when a pitcher is twirl-
ing that sort OF ball, all his team
needs 10 get is a run or two. The tt
gers got those In the very first in
ming when the outfield whaled in a
bunch. They cut loose again in the
eighth, Just 10 show that LANCE had
teen lucky In the middle stages. Cobb
and Crawford started IL; Lathers.
Gainor. Stanage and ID. Jones polish
ed the job OF.
The Sox will undoubtedly pass the
word around 10 the other teams TO go
carefully on leading OF base with Will
lett in the box. And the news that Ed
gar has a move will be disconcertinG
all along the line TO clubs which have
realized that their only chance TO beat
the big Kansan lad lay In getting his
goat by repeated thefts OF second and
third
Watch Edgar Willett this year. He's
very likely to lead the league-if one
of his brother Tigers doesn't beat him
10 IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
Euclids as Hosts.

North Woodward fans in body are
awaiting the opening of Euclid Park
Sunday The preliminary game at
lis will bring together the Argonauts
and Quakers, while the Western club
will oppose the Euclids in the main
event. st. Georges Brass band OF
twenty pieces will be present all after
noon. No admission will be charged.
Take Fourteenth through cars to
Lynn-ave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
Wolverines VS.. Detroit.

The Wolverines will be at home TO
Detroit in the Michigan State league
on Sunday morning, kick of 10 O'Clock
sharp. Both OF these teams have a
habit OF pulling of some surprising
stunts and the man who could fore
cast the result of this match would
be considered a marvel among the
followers OF soccer football in De-
troit Detroit will be selected from
the following: King. Johnson, Thomp-
son. Longworthy, Bolton, Patterson,
Pengelly, Pemberton. Paget, Bacon,
Hutchinson, Todd, Welfare, White
house, Jopion, A. King
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
WILL USE SANE FIELD.
Giants Accept Farelrs invitation; May
Never Rebuild.

NEW YORK. April 15.-The regu'
larly scheduled games OF the New
York Nationals. beginning tomorrow.
will be played until further notice ON
the grounds OF the New York Ameri-
cans President Brush and Manager
McGraw today gratefully accepted the
generous Cffer OF President farrell.
The Polo grounds stands may never
be rebuilt. as M. Brush Is reluctant
10 spend big money on improvement
of park the lease or which has but
nine years to run.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
Short Lengths

The Chicago Cubs haven't won q
game vet though they have played In
three.
Ned Crane, an auto driver known In
Detroit was killed in Kansas city yes
terday when his Buick racer collapsed
Mathewson has admitted himself on
form and is working two hours each
morning OF hard practice.
Muskegon and Grand Rapids wnnt
the Interscholastic meet taken away
from Ann Arbor This action VIII UNI
doubtedly be taken in the near future
4 memorial game will be played In
Cleveland during May, the proceeds OF
which will go 10 the bereayed FAMILY
OF Addie Joss
Jockey Ralph has been ruled on for
life by the Pensacola Judges.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15

reached first base in the fourth Win
none out and his side two runs 10
the bad.
zeIder the First Victim.
Rollie led of the sack 10 a consld-
cradle length. as he has always been
accustomed 10 do. Edgar apparently
foreot him in his old careless style.
Rollie strayed little farther ana wa'-
ed TO a friend in the pavilion Eusar
started the ball for the piate-as
Zeider thought. Instead II landed IN
Gainor's mitt. And Del. touched Rome
out.
The confusion OF the Whitehosed
runner was funny. He started TO Kick
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
Noteworthy Events
In the League Race

Wlllett shut the White sox out,
showing great form. LANCE was
hit hard Ia two innings.
For the second day the White
Sox failed TO keep Sam Crawford
from making first every time up.
81. Louis knocked Gregg out Of
the DO, but Rubber" Knapp stop
ped the onslaught, striking out
six men In three innings.
In the ST. Louis game, the
Cleveland players wore crepe In
honor Of the late Adrian Joss.
The Tigers, Yankees and Ma
tionals are now In three-corner-
ed tie for first place.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15

about the decision, in lack OF some
other method OF relieving his feel
ings, but this appealed TO his better
Judgment as foolish. Accordingly ne
wended his way TO the Whitesox
bench. fizzing like a seidlitz powder.
His mates were as much surprised
as he, at the neat way In which VIII
let had caught Rollie asleep. The
fact that Willett had developed move
to first came upon them with stun
ming force.
Through the rest OF the game the
Whitesox chung close TO hrst base, II
any OF them were lucky enough 10
get that far. Only one-McConneli-
essayed TO steal on .. Stanage. Him,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
BURNS MUST COME WEST.

NEW YORK, April Alt was def
initely settled that Johnny Coulon,
bantamweight champion. will not
come here to meet local aspirants for
the title. Word was received from
"PaF Coulon that II frankie Burns,
Young Wagner or any OF the other
bantams want to meet Johnny they
will have to fight before clubs In Mil
waukee, Kenosha, Wisconsin or Kan
sas city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
Terrible servian Comes Back.

Young Mihaylovitch. the Terrible
Servian," according to his calling card,
and also claimant TO the title Of Euro
pean middleweight champion, Is back
in Detroit, domiciled at 1859 Riopelle-
St He would like matches with De-
troit and Michigan wrestlers, but
warns them TO beware, as he has
cleaned up everything in his class
around New York city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15

Two base hits-Crawford. 2, Coop
Stanage, Willett Sacrifice hit-Bush.
Stolen bases-Cobb, Crawford. First
base on balls-On Willett, i; on LANCE.
l. Hit by pttcher-By Willett INC
Connolly. First base on errors-De-
troit /, Chicago 2 Left on bases-De-
troit 7. Chicago Z. Struck out-By
Willett 4, by LANCE 4 Double plays
LANCE and L. Jones, Payne, 7. Jones
and Lord Time-l:35. Umpires-Per-
rine and Sheridan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
Nationals VS.. Evans.

The National club will play the
strong Evans club of the new semi
pro league Sunday at Fort and Gen.
tral-ave. The Nationals will line up
as follows: Watkins, pitcher; Bow
den. catcher; G.. Frederick, first:
Myers or Carruthers, second; Jeifers,
shortstop; Reeves, third. and LeBrun.
Dose, Lempke and II. Frederick In the
outfield. All Nationals must report at
the meeting Saturday evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
The Big League Races At a Glance
NATIONAL.

hesterday's Results.
Chicago 2, st. Louis /.
Brooklyn Is. Boston 2
Burned Park at New York
Rain at Cincinnati.
Today's Games.
Phillies at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York
81. Louis at Chicago.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
AMERICAN.

festeday's Results.
Detroit 8. Chicago o.
Cleveland z, st. Louis 6.
Rain elsewhere.
Today's Games.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Boston ut Washington.
New York at Philadelphia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
rrades TWO unknowns Eor one.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. April 15.-Man-
ager Roger Bresnahan has traded
Pitchers Grover Laudermilk and
Johnson to the Newark eastern
League) club for Morgan Brown, an
outfelder. Johnson was with :Ee
Galveston (Texas League) club last
season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
c. Schmidt FOE
IS NOW IN JAIL
Man Who Snapped Bullets With
Tiger Catcher Indicted in Okla
homa After Riot.

MUSKOGEE. Okla. April 14.-Fol-
lowing the riot at the Knockout
Brown.Joe German fight here, Wed
nesday, Promoter Drosseau, Referee
Mccormick and German are under In
dictments today, charged with prize
fighting. Brown and his manager es-
capped arrest by leaving for Chicago
Immediately after the fight.
The riot started when a spectator.
displeased with the fight, fired re-
volver at the ceiling A "free-for-alp
resulted.
German is the man who recently
boxed Schmidt, the Detroit ball play
er To whom he lost In ten rounds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
Slams Of Greatness.

Wallace Shultz. the new Phil. looks
good enough ball player to become
a world series reporter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
ri,.r 4, Thi. ..ou.7

Tigers In This Lacquer
Hal Chase fears only the Athletics;
he picks the Highlanders to finish
one-two Chase says his only rivals
will be Chicago and Cleveland.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-27
DECIDE INCORPORATION.

The Kaimuki. waialae and PaIolo
Improvement Club held a meeting last
night at the residence of Mr. Boyen
and discussed plans for Incorporating
the club. The decision to incorporate
has already been reached and plans
win he perfected by the attorneys.
The three clubs will he capitalized
at $4,000. with the privilege of increas-
ing to $4,000. The incorporators will
be selected from the officers OF the
clubs. The business is expected to be
settled before october 1.
The new Incorporated clubs will be
for the usual purposes of Improvement
clubs. and other matters will also be
attended to.
Fifteen new members were elected
last night.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-27
ARMY ROMANCE;
WEDDING HERE
Girl Arrives on LurIine and
Weds SchofieId Barracks
Man in Evening.

A pretty army romance eliminated
In wedding last evening at six
o'clock at st. Clements chapel. when
Dr. Walter o. Howell of Schofcld
barracks and Miss Adele Sailing. OF
San Francisco, were united In we'd
lock by Rev. Canon osborne.
Miss Sailing arrived only yesterday
from the Coast on. the steamer Lur-
line. She was met ut the boat by
Mrs. J. NJ. Kennedy. wife of Mai
Kennedy. The wedding was very
quiet affair.
The romance began more than a
year ago when DIR. Howell was sta
toned at the Preside. He has been
at Schofield Barracks for a year.
Mrs. J. NJ. Kennedy. was matron
of honor. and Miss Onie Kennedy was
the bridesmaid. DR.. tombstone OF
Fort Shafter was best man.
Following the wedding. the bridal
party sat down to a splendidly APP
pointed banquet n the Colonial ho-
tel, covers being laid for eigth. They
will spend their honeymoon of week
at the Colonial.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-27
PINEAPPlEs, sANANAs!!

tending school today. He can under.
stand and talk with ease and IL q
credit to the method of the revised
course of study. But let us not rest
content. Let the cry he forward tc
methods and ways that look to the
bettermcnt of the great majority OF our
taxpayers.
Oh | would suggest that the pros
and cons of a well established system
be left to minor discussion and that the
demand of 9S per cent. of the future
citizens of the Territory be consider
ed Why not turn to the solution OF
the vital problems that confront us and
are of vital import to us? There Is a
demand for skilled workers In every
department of the life of the Islands,
What we need Is not rctrogrcssion,
but progression
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-27

same destructive ability but will pre-
sent smaller mark for the cannon
of opponents, can be operated in more
shallow water and will be able to
make a very considerable higher tate
of speed. The new ships will average
between 1000 and $4,000 tons and,
through the use of the, combination
turbine and rcciprocating engines, are
expected to make a speed of from "a
To 20 knots. The evolution of the
fighting naval monster is one of the
most extraordinary developments Of
these inventive times. The pride of
n navy is in a couple of decades re-
garded as only suitable for the scrap
heap.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-27

of that used in the 10 pulp mills of
Pennsylvania.
Onc-half the pulp mills of Canada
are in Quebec, one-fifth in ontario
and the rest in the three provinces of
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and
British Columbia. Measured by their
cord consumption the largest mills are
in ontario, which use 1875 cords
each on an average. Quebec was
1877 per mill per year and New
Brunswick 1866. while Nova Scotia
accounts for an average of 4,179 and
British Columbia for 65S. The aver
age pulp wood consumption for Can
ada was 12.ii2 cords per mill year.
Three quarters Of the manufacture
was mechanical, % per cent sulphite
and the remainder soda.