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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-17

They are now figuring on changing
the name of part of the women's
wearing apparel. A New York ply
stefan says it should be called the
cnrse-it.
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Mlddle Aned 90 llaarl.

Middle Aged and Elderly People.
Use Foley Kidney Pills fef quick and
psr1nsnsat Taeults In all cases of kid
neyS and bladder troubles, and for
painful and annoying Irregularities.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-17

That investigation into the sugar
trust is not proving a sweet job at
all for the mens ers of the investi.
eating committee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-17

A lazy mans typewriter has been
invented, says the Savannah Press
Our contemporary, however, did not
say whether or not she is good look
ing.
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Money loaned on improved Bruns-
wick rial estate in any amount on
Ave to eight years time, payable
monthly. See Jos A. Morris, Attor-
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We can't go to the coronation, but
Wen be able to see it pretty soon
and for dime, too. Watch the NOV
ing picture programs.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-17

Just two more weeks and it will
again be Gov. Hoke Smith. But how
long he will wear that title is not
yet known.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-17

There's one advantage in deposit
ing your money in the postal savings
banks. None of your creditors can
attach 1t.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-17

Atlanta had a dynamite explosion
all to herself Thursday. And the
black-hand OF negro porter caus-
ed 1t.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-17

Brunswick looks mighty good to
the people of the inland towns these
days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-17

Every time Hoke Smith makes an
appointment the valdosta Times
throws fit.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-17

The name rum cooler" is alright.
but It don't do very much good these
hot June days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-17

An Atlanta man has just skipped
out owing his creditors $150,OOO. Well
that's a large enough sum to skip
for.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-17

There's one thing certain about
that senatorial toga in Georgia. 1t is
not going around begging.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-17

Remember that when its warm in
Brunswick its simply burning up in
other cities.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-17

Yes, we know it. every day seems
to Re the hottest of the season.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-17

We win lend you the money to
build home on one OF those pretty
lots In sOnth-end. Albert FendiS 4
Co.
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Wait until we get that aeroplane
factory and then we can all take
flights.
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See Gsrvin before having that stun
packed for shipment
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-17
UNSIGHTLY ERUPTION
ON FACE AND HEAD
Afflicted for Months Burned and
ltched = Used Cuticura and He
was Cured in Three Weeks
Not Even a Scar Left.

AS a grateful mother, feel It my duty
70 thank you for the cure OF my little son
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Patent your ideas anA le, 9irvin
make your models.
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ORDER or OWLS

Meet every wednesday night az
o'clock, at their hall, Krauss Bldge.,
No. 1912.
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Want Column

FOR SALE-A few valuable lots on
81 Simon near the Pier, on reasona-
Die terms. L. ]. Leavy.
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MAX ISAAC. president.
E. A. EDWARDS, secretary.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-17

Where is the old-fashioned bartend-
er who arranged his four in hand so
it would not hide his diamond stud?
Atlanta journal.
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One Reason Advanced
A western paper thinks that June
is hot under the collar because there
have not been enough brides Allan
Ia Constitution.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
NEW HOPE IS
NEEDED IN j. S.
Latest Attempt To Produce a Man
Who Can Master Johnson Is
Fruitless- -Nextl
BY RALPH | YoNkER.

Carl Morris, white hope
Another head has been battered to
a jelly, another carload Of Oklahoma
money has been left In New York. an
other white hope" mas been shown
up.
Morris in the bloody battle was
game to the core; he wasn't an Okla
homa lamb" But he isn't prize
fighter. Jim Flynn, the Pueblo fire
man, wasn't considered a top-notch
battler, but he had it over Morris SO
far the Oklahoman couldn't reach It..
1t is now up to the fight fans oil
the u. s. A. to get their search lights
waving up and down and from side to
side over the country for another bur-
ly blacksmith, or boilermaker or dock
wailoper and, when they have found
one big enough, inject into him the
fighting idea. We need a new white
hope"
So does Jack Johnson. II We don't
watch out he'll be an old man before
there Is anybody who can fight his
way up to him and like Tommy Burns
championship" his defeat will be
more In name than In fact.
Morfis-ne white hope"-but at
least no gutter.
Nexti
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
What the Box Scores
Demonstrate to the Fan

Today finds the Giants chances
for copplng the pennant better
than at any time since the present
race with Chicago began.
Despite a. hours Of inactivity
the big boys are one point more
In their lead through the Cubs fall
ure TO avenge their double-bar.
relied defeat Of Thursday.
With but four weeks Of the sea-
son remaining, the New Workers.
task 10 becoming easier despite
hard games ahead, while the Cubs
have got 60 travel fast II they
hope to oyertake the flying lead
ere.
That the Cubs have some speed
left, however, despite the heart
breaking pace, was finely demon
strated IN that sixth, the Sheck.
ard Tlnker-Zlmmerman batting raj
~ proving a great little treat for
the Windy City fans.
Cincinnati and Sc. Louis, last
heard from tightly elutchIna places
IN the second division, played
their last games on the Missouri
lots, the Reds coming through on
the short end Of % score In both
contests.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
ION HERREsH0FF
IS GOLF HOPE
vermonter Defends American Golfers
Against British Champion in
Championship Finals.

RYE. N. Y. Sept. 16.-With wealth.
or conditions just as bad as they have
been practically throughout the tour
ney, the national amateur golf cham
pionships reached the final round to-
day. The survivors were Harold n:
Hilton. British champion and Fred
Herreshoff, who once more was run
ner up In this event. Hilton ruled as
favorite for the final struggle, but
Herreshoff had many hackers also.
AS was expected. the British cham
pion won easily ut Apawamis, yester-
day. in his seminal match against
C. w. Inslea, of wykagyl, but the de-
feat or Chick Evans at the hands OF
Fred Herreshoff was. to certain ex-
tent a surprise, as the westerper. who
holds the title of champion 81 Franco,
was generally regarded as the fay-
orite.
Today's match is 36-hole affair.
A golf medal q gold and the Have
meyer cup awaits the winner, but the
latter trophy must be returned TO the
association at the next championship.
The loser tomorrow will receive
silver medal. while Evans and Insiee
wen bronze medals today. Evans won
a bronze medal last year.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
MORRIS IS NO
WHITE Hope
The 0klahoman Was Given a Terri
bic Trouncing by Flynn, But
He Was Game.

NEW YORK. Sept. ia sadder
but wiser man, Carl Morris awoke
today and, gazed on the wreckage OF
one OF the best advertised white hopes
in Jack Johnson,s history. The
debris was none other than Carl him.
self. Some of the casualties were
One broken nose, one tightly closed
eye, several missing teeth. cuts and
bruises too numerous to mention, anc
one cheek puffed to twice its normal
size.
Morris had very terrifying exper
ience last night His ten-round bout
with Jim Flynn at Madison Square
Garden was the goriest New York
has seen In many years-Morris sup
plying most OF the gore. The Giant
Oklahoman was at no time a match
for his diminutive adversary and was
given an awful trouncing. II was
generally conceded that as q white
hope Morris Is quite hopeless, but he
has at least treated Gotham to as fint
an exhibition OF courage as II eyei
saw.
slaughter became so sinhuman thai
hardened old fight fans at the rims
side begged Morris to quit. but the
big fellow was game to the core anc
was right on the job to receive al
Flynn could send. And Flynn ham
mered until the ring looked like Q
busy day at the stock yards.
Morris. Jig as he was, showed littlt
real power as a scrapper and II Ii
Artha could have seen him he woulC
probably have expired from mirtf
The giant is strong and willing but II
one OF the amateurish sluggers tha
ever aspired to Johnson's crown
Some experts think he may improve
with time. but for the most part those
Witnessing last nights mill believ'
him a has-been already.
In compliance with the present New
York law, the referee gave no forma
decision. In this case, however, none
was needed
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE

with L'Assumpt,on college at Sand
witch win be arranged 10 start the
season, II possible.
Here's the schedules:
Thursday, Oct. 8, NJ. A. c. at Lans
ing.
Saturday, Oct, IA, olivet at Detroit.
Saturday, Oct 21. Hillsdale at De-
troit.
Thursday, Oct. 2s, st. Ignatius at
Chicago.
Saturday, Nov. 4. Alma at Alma.
Saturday, Nov. IL, Adrian at De-
troit.
Thursday. Nov. 1s, Ypsilanti Nor"
mails at Ypsilanti.
Thanksgiving day, Nov. 80, Kalama'
ZOO q Kalamazoo.
Central High has also mapped out
It's route for the fall This Is Its
itinerary:
Sept. 80, Port Huron at Detroit;
morning game.
Oct. I. Adrian college at Detroit;
afternoon game.
Oct IA, Saginaw East High ut Sag
NAV.
Oct 20, Ann Arbor at Ann Arbor.
Oct. %, Toledo High at Detroit; art
ernoon game.
Nov. 4, Eastern at Mack park;
morning game.
Nov. ll-Grand Rapids Central at
Detroit; afternoon game.
Nov. IS, Muskegon at Muskegon-
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
WILD BILL LEAVES
TO join TEAM
IN NEW YORK
He Goes East With No Hope for
the Pennant-Thinks the Tigers
Had an Excuse for Losing at
Baltimore.
He Recalls Day in 1908 When He
Didn't Get in on Some Exhibi-
ton Game Proceeds.
81 RALPH 4. YoNkEa.

Without hope that the Tigers can
squeeze through the small hole that
the Athletics have left between them
selves and the pennant wild Bill"
Donovan left Detroit last night on
the ~Detroiter" to join the Tiges In
New York. bill" was left home.
principally. because he wasn't needed.
so he guesses. on the Cleveland .Balti-
more jaunt He will probably pitcn
one OF the games OF the double-header.
Friday. rs.
"Uh-uhi" says "Bill." mo hope
for us this year. Those Athletics
aren't going TO slump Il think that
it'll be an Athletics-G Giants worlds
series this year.
Funny part Of II is about these
New Workers that they don't seem
to have any big stars among them.
Oh, OF course, there are good players
in the bunch and everybody knew that
RUDE Marquard was a peach.
But | guess there's no hope for Us
now
Donovan thinks that the loss by the
Tigers OF the Baltimore game was
very excusable.
On these exhibition games, he
remarks. you can hardly expect to
win. Why II is | don't know, except
that the visiting team hasn't got the
pep. The players don't extend them
selves the way they do when there 10
something more than the game at
stake ~.
II remember that in 1902 the Sacra-
mento. California, team made the All.
American team go twelve innings 10
a tie In one game and won another
from them IL to 1.
Besides. those Orioles are not 80
slow, either They're pretty good
bunch Of players"
The exhibition game with Balti.
more made william ruminate about
the woes Of the regulars who don't
get into exhibition games when IL
comes to the divvying process after
the bills OF the game have been paid,
II is generally customary that the
whole outfit gets share. but lone
day back in t90S--it still rankles In
Bills breast
| II seems that the Tigers were In
Chicago playing game and particle
pating In a field day performance.
Now Bill was detained In Port Huron
| the day the Tiges were in Windyburg
and he expected to join them In the
Indiana town. But just before he
started to Zine" he received wire
to stick where life was worth living
and never mind Terre Haute.
| That day was sad one. for when IL
came to division Of the superfuous
proceeds, William Donovan was for.
| gotten. II wasn't anybody's fault In
particular, but the mob at home hopo
this year that nothing like that will
happen again.
] Although hopeless of pennant, the
''Smiler'' was happy Friday morning.
He matched humorous railroad exper-
fences with Eddie LATTE. But they
both had to quit when Scout Bobby
Lowe remarked casually that he had
once ridden from st. Louis to Detroit
in an upper berth over vacant low
err which the Pullman con" wouldn't
let him have, because he said II was
engaged. II was engaged, all right.
Bobby" himself had engaged II. but
he couldn't make the wise conductor
see that he had.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16

II Owner Charlie Somers employs
Harry Davis, OF the Athletics, to man,
age the Cleveland team next year. he
will do George Stovall, present man,
ager, an injustice.
Not only will he do him an injustice,
but he will arouse the wrath OF faith
full fans, who consider the team the
best the town has had since the Amer.
lean league was organized.
The fans are for Stovall and the
players are for Stovall He has the
men fighting for every game He
brought the team from sixth place to
third and although he can not win a
pennant this year, he has the salts
faction of knowing that his team has
played grand ball since he placed II
upon its feet s9.At
Stovall succeeded Jim Mcclure who
resigned when the Maps won six and
lost IL games. When Stovall took com
mand the team was disorganized. II
couldn't win game of marbles. Soon
afterward Lajoie was injured.
But Stovaff did not give up. He
sent Neal Ball, failure under Nc
CURE, to second, and Ball repaid him
by starring at bat and In the field.
Today Ball Is the equal of any inneld-
er In the league. He has no superior
at fielding a ground ball and his bat
ting for q time was sensational. Now
he hits around 800. In q slump.
Etovall has shown more managerial
ability than any leader Cleveland has
had since Tebeau. Stovall uses his
head. He handles his pitchers to get
results. He doesn't hesitate to lift
a pitcher when he IL going wrong.
Twice he has lifted Vean Gregg In
favor OF good hitter and each time
he has been indicated. In six games
he called upon the convalescing La
joie to bat in a pinch-and nve times
Larry delivered. Four OF his hits
won games.
Stovali is a candid. out-spoken man
He tolerates no halfway measures
and IS always willing TO back his opin'
ion.
Last season, under Mcclure, Joe
birmingham was q makeshift out
fielder. He IL now playing steadily
hitting 800 and 10 one OF the best OUT
fielders In the league. :.
Stoyall wants to be manager. III
he Is retained ne Will hnhuo 'S 49,
from the bench. for with La)oie ou
first and Ball at second, the team il
stronger than when StovaH played the
initial.
owner Somers won't say who VIII
be manager. One statement apparent
w shows that he wants Davis.
want aman who can develop young
players." he. said when questioned
and this is Davis strong point.
stovaIps success is due to common
sense. Mcclure. when manager. dic'
tated every move when the Maps
were at bat. Stovall lays down a gen
eral plan OF action and puts the hitand
run. sacrifice and clean steal up to the
PLAYERS judgment. The Maps Ike TINS
with his excellent Judgment In using
pitchers and switching batters' $40
vail has been success.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
GIANTS MEET PIRATES.
National League Leaders Stack UP
Against cub-Tamers For Their
Next Series.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Sept. 16-Follow-
ing the tusole with the Cubs in
which they landed three out of four
games, the Pirates today inaugurate a
series OF contests with the Giants
The New York aggregation looks
like pennant winner but this series
may enable Chicago to again creep
up on them. McGraw and his men
got here yesterday and haven't been
doing much since but sleeping, eat
Ing and thinking up stunts for this
afternoon.
Beginning today and for the re-
mainder of the season, all games will
begin at o'clock. Clarke may use
Marty O'Toole this afternoon, al
though II is not certain that the $22,-
500 pitcher is altogether At In his sal
airy wing. McGraw hasn't peeped a
word about II. but Vanguard. he OF
s11, 900 and two years ripening, may
possibly be his choice.
Pitcher Mathewson of the Giants.
tonight, IL scheduled to play simultan.
eous checker games with members OF
the Central Y. M. G. A. checker club
here.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
Sborf Lengfhs

Dixie W., owned by Frederick Burn
ham. OF Newt York. defeated Reliance
". the Detroit boat, In a 80 mile race
for the championship OF the United
States by nearly two miles at Niagara
yesterday.
of the Boston American club TO James
X. McAfeer and Robert b. NcItoy, was
made public yesterday.
.sThe people have shown that they
want boxing In this state" said John
A. Dix. governor OF New York, yester-
day. "and the state has been forced TO
recognize IL and make laws regulating
the sport"
Knty Hawk III. meets sand Bar III.
NJ Atlantic city today. defen ling its
motor boats
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
TOURNAMENT BEGINS AGAIN.
Fred Ford and X. r. Cole Scrap 70
q Chance AZ Cup.

Fred Ford and n. Y. Cole scrap ror
Chance AZ Cup.
With most OF the deadwood cleared
away, the annual tennis tournament
OF the Country club, which began
wednesday, will be continued In dead
earnest this morning at the club
courts, after days rest, enforced by
the rain.
Fred Ford, runner-up In the recent
state championship tournament at
the Detroit Tennis club, and H. II.
Cole, each have two legs on the
Emory Clark trophy. emblematic OF
the tennis championship Of the club,
and It is expected that these two play
ers will get into the finals In this
tournament. The z. b. Calkins-H.
CLANCY and ]. Currie-J. Gray combin-
atoms look good to make the finals
In the mems doubles and State Cham
pion Doughty and Miss Eloise jerks
VIII probably contend on the last day
with G. B. Hall and Miss Sadie John
ston. The tournament will close
Monday.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
KUTINA AND COMPTON o. K.
Both Men Made Their Debuts IN
cetroit With 81. Louis Browns
When Taylor First Appeared.

EetrOI WIKI OF. GouS e'SW"-
When Taylor First Appeared.
First baseman Kutina and Catcher
Compton, formerly Of the Southern
Michigan league, are making good
with the st. Louis Browns. OF course.
that's not much to make good with,
but it's in major company. Kutina
is the big first -sacker bought from
Saginaw; Compton Is the outfielder
who comes from Battle Creek. Both
have shown fine In games played to
date. Kutina comes from the Wis
consin woods. He was with Fond
Du Lac until traded to Saginaw for
a couple OF players. Compton was
Southwest Texas player taken to
Michigan last spring by Jack Burke.
He was said to have one fault. a weak
ARMAND in the first game he played
with the Browns he threw out three
Tigers.
Both men made their oficial big
league debuts here at the same time
that the Tigers gave Pitcher Taylor
his FIRST chance I'm the American
league. All three recruits made good
at that time.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
anux nested keteheI.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept. 16.-Leo
Roux has a victory to his credit today
over Young Ketchel, OF Chicago. whom
he outpointed In an eightround fight
AT the Garden A. G. last night. Roux
had the better of II after the second
round, forcing the lighting the rest OF
the time.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
poueLE-HEApER AT
NEW YORK TODAY

The game at New York SEIZED
uled for Friday was postponed
on account OF rain, and q double
bill arranged for Saturday. With
a days rest after their trip from
Baltimore the Tigers will feel
even more than ever like break
ing that Hal Chase hoc-ioo.
Caldwell and Fisher snd Mull!n
and Donovan will probably be
used in the box In today's con-
tests.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
sTEEPLECHAsIEG. is
VERY POPULAR

Steeplechasing Is a very popular
form OF horse racing with the spec
tators. There is a thrill In seeing the
nags leap the barriers In quick sue
cession that no other form Of racing
gives. The element of danger TO both
riders and horses also enters into
steeplechasing more than In either
running or sulky races. At the last
day of the races In Windsor, four OF
the six riders starting the chase were
thrown, but broken collar bone was
the severest injury any Of them re-
ceiyed.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
Krock.d Cover on eaIl.

For the FIRST time In authentic his.
tory the cover on ball burst anu
came on In mid-air In Bunaio, uhe
other day. Pinch" McCaoe OF the
Bisons. therefore, gets credit for De-
ing the first man to knock the cover
of" the ball.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
OMAHA No-FIGHT CITY, Too'

Fans IN Nebraska Town are Wonder
Ing " That 10 Status Of Things.
OMAHA. Neb., Sept 16.-Fight fans
here are wondering today IL Omaha Is
on the Milwaukeeized list following
the refusal Of the police to allow the
16-round bout between Knockout
Brown, or Chicago. and Carl Nuvick.
of Omaha, last night. The promoters
worked until the last minute In an
effort TO change the decision Of the
police chief.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
AthIetlcs Want Yanks.

From a financial viewpoint, the
Athletics pray each night before they
go to bed that the Giants take the
National League pennant. Then. too,
they don't forget that beating they
received in 1905.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
DIXIE ". TO DEFEND TITLE.
Fast Motor Boat viii Meet Champion
ship contenders Saturday for
Thomas Trophy.

BUFFALO. N. Y, Sept. 16.--Dixie
w. OF New York, #. X. Burnham's
worlds champion motor boat. will de-
fend the international inter-lake cham
pion trophy on Niagara river this aft
ernoon. The race will be SO miles
for the Edwin r. Thomas trophy, val.
ued at $500, now held by Dixie's
owner. Disturber H.. OF Chicago.
Courier III, Gretchen IL. the Pitts
burgh flyer, Latruda, OF Niagara. and
u. u. H., are also down to start
BY winning the chamber Of COM
merce yesterday afternoon Dixie made
the fastest time she has made In com
petition averaging forty miles an hour
for tLe entire thirty miles.
X. o. Brown Is a modest gink. He
wants to fight wolgast In New York
and offers to-1et any part OF $4,000
on himself
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
Wallaee TrIed ) pozen.

Bobby Wallace OF the Browns, has
tried about II or 10 men at first base
this season The latest IL the recruit
from Saginaw, Kutina. There seems
to be a ink lowering over that post
with the Browns.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
Evers Looks BAD.

Johnny Evers. OF the Cubs is
mere shadow of the Johnny Gvers
who was a miracle worker around sec
ond He looks pale and has become
very thin.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16

Fabriaue. OF the Jackson club. Is the
best shortstop In the Southern Mich
igan league and is slated for faster
company. /.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
All BY chanee, Too.

The Chicago Cubs say Manager
Chance has been hit on the head so
cften with pitched balls that he II
deaf In one ear.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-16
johnson Earns Salary

whenever Walter Johnson isn't
pitching the Senators to victory, he's
winning games for them by his pinch
hitting.