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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-24

TIMES are so good under the present
administration and work SO plenty that
the farmer is having a strenuous prob
lem TO solve OF how TO get help To care
for the big crop, even the festive tramp
with his work Sinking characteristic
commands big price for his labor.
Recently farmer Ben Boss out at Cook
Corners, had his whole family and
father working IN the potato field. That
night three tramps came along and Ben
offered them two dollars n day To help
him out, two of them remained but tile
third left after breakfast the next morn
ing. When Boss job was finished u. +.
Wilson offered the men two dollars and
fifty cents day TO help him through
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-24
Our Ticket
The entire Republican
ticket, National, State, Leg
islative and County.
Women's Suffrage
Good Roads
ROOSEVELT NOT REPUBLICAN

ROOSEVELT NOT REPUBLICAN
In his new Orleans speech, made
September q, Col. Roosevelt clearly
established the fact that he no Longer
considered himself republican. In
speaking of his new party he said
at is new party having no connec-
ton with the old Republican party or
the old Democratic party. We are
through, once and for all, with the Re
publican party"
Ii is well enough To have that point
settled. The republican party has
honored Mr.. Roosevelt as few men
have been honored and has kept him in
public office for nearly thirty years.
The party was good enough for him
until last June, when ii failed TO give
him the nomination he sought, after
which it became nj once an "unft in
strument" for doing work for "the
people, Having cut loose from the
Republican party he no longer has any
binding claim upon the voters of that
party. There is moral in this propo-
sition that might be studied 10y other
candidates for high office.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-24

For Sale-Onions, picking size DC
per peek, under market size soc per
Oushel. w. b. Travis, phone 1915 Dir.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-24
Gard OF Thanks

We desire through the columns of
The Banner 10 thank all who So kindly
assisted US during the sickness, death
and burial Of our husband and father,
Charles Hagadorn, and for the beauti-
full flowers.
Mrs. Charles Hagadorn and family.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-24
Gard of Thanks

We desire TO extent our thanks TO the
neighbors and friends and for the beauli
full floral offering and especially 10 tlI,
employees of the Richardson Silk Mill
and the singers in our sad bereavement
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Luce
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-24
Try those hot hamburg sandwiches
at O'Bryon's.

Rev. j. r. Griswold will start SER
les of revival meetings at the Free
Methodist church in Orleans next Sun
day evening. lie will be assisted Il,
Rev. "A. l.. Hayward, the Free Meth
odist conference Evangelist.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-24
House AndIot $50. 90

First house north or Kendall,s LINN.
Der yard Tor sale, rooms large summer
kiuhen, line garder, only $3.50. 90.
address Mrs. X. a. Phelps, 81 Marioi
AVE-, '"sauena, TAI. loft
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-24

For Sale-A 10 acre farm near Fair
pains, 70 acres cleared, IL acres pasture,
running water on farm. Inquire nj
TANNER oliice or NJ. Brakora, Green
'"ie' w. r. H. 4. 19-iw
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-24

FOR Sale-A good hard coal stove il,
iirst class condition., also wood or coal
iiealsr Tor gas range Inquire of e.. A..
Wheeler ut Jensen u Wheelcr's.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-24

for Salc-Seven room house. pIped
lot gas, well and cislcrn i'm house.
'hns. White, BIB l.eonarI street. I3-if
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-24

FOR Sale-iO9 Handbook street, good
large warm house in good location for
poarders, full size lot, electric lights and
llcc barn. Inquire ~. Baker, phone
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-24
Rsal Estate for Sale

me Wallac" Homestead, corner OF
front and Washington streets mts, II,
soid 10 close The estate. See M. A. Reed.
Administrator. Is,s
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-24

For Sale-Nine White Wyandotte
hens and a rooster-good stock. In
quire of Il. A. Bush.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-02
Jn(anO Ge(egrap6
g SGuuberbdfter 2uItmpr

- u Il u y y le = u III = :.
Detroit, Wi6., l. Dit. Waz
tbilbe Rsis bic II Sabre ulte 5o6ter
ION esafob Reis DON Beaufort apenue,
nurpe am Oienitaa Ibsno in elmer
Qlep in Der Rdbe ihrer elterlihen
Mpbnung srmoroet uufgeTunoen. Sas
MlGo6en mar psrsepaltigt, iein 90rz
Ter nit einem i4arfen MeFer 5erItos
den uno ibm Die aeAle burhlhnltten
nprDen.
Oas &inb bate iih srit ipenise
Winuten pprhsr nah elmer SrocerD
beaeben. Wte gtu6barn aasiasten,
puroe es, ais es ben 2aDen pe,lieB,
bon einem frerrtoen Manne dnse1proz
den. Nahber tpuroe Die aleine ni6s
mehr lebeno eeiebeu.
Grpreiier feit senom men.
Spartansburg, g. g., Lott,
5rou 6. q. Gafb, eine reiae
@ittpe, er6ieIt bieier Sage eineu
8rief, pprin untsr furhtbaren 9ro=
bunsen bon ibr perlungt ipuroe, an
elmer bsasidneten Strabenede $3.50
| niebersulesen. Sic padte Papier=
I9nibel in Elm 80rb4en, ieBte IS an
ser bs5ei6nsten STEELE nieoer uno be-
nu4ridtigts bann pie Bpli3ei. ginige
Stunben ipdter paTIirte Srunt g.
3emp, Silfs superintendent be,
Southsrn ppner Co., Die Steus uni
nabm pus Gorbhsn nit ii6. Sr
nd6itsn Iusenblid tpuroe er perbaftet
3emp kbauptst, bos EDrb6en sufdaic
bsmsr.s une aufSsncmmen 81 iabsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-02
limb bereitet iih auf einen 4nfurm
segen Deutidlanb Dor.
Das perbdngnibpOlle ngJYulper per>
urfaht ben 5ransoien absr
Shmer3en.
Die 2ase>uuf Der 8alta NJ
h1Ibinffl.

~ " " " u, L. Oli.- 2Nl IUII
m;niiter bes MeuBeren Sersius Ga
frncn bat DIE brinsenbften uub tate@
soriihften @oriteIungeH i'm Sntereils
fer Mufredterbaltuns bes 5rieOens
auT Der BoItanbalbiniel an Die Resiez
rung in Gofio gerihtet. 9lu6 Die
aitberen Witglieber Der Triple gntenz
te England u1o Srdntreit, t6un ibr
mDgIih5tes, ufl eineH Grteg gu pers
bitten, ipdbrenb bie DretbunbsmGbte,
Dsutihlanb. Seterreib unb Stalien,
ebenio feit entidloTen iinb, eiuen iolz
den 3u perbinbern.
glei93eitig baben bic Md6te Der
pforte ubermals unb in Der freuubs
fc,aftli6ften MsiIe nabeeelegt, ndb bic
ginfiibrung Don Reformen in Maaez
bcnien brinsenb notbig fsi.
Snstpiiden bereiten ii9 aber bic
@altanitaaten Serbien, gu!garisn,
@riehenlanb uno Wtpntenegro nit
fieberbafter Gle auf einen Gries Dor
uno bic Mobilifirung Der 4rmeen gebt
refa bon Stdtten. Montenegro bat
am Dienitas bic MobiliIirung Ieiner
9lrmee beIhIoiisn, uno bic 5iirtei bat
ebtnfalIs am Oienitag, nah elmer lanz
gen aabinetslibuns befhloHen, ibre
gonae Mrmse gu mobiliiireH. Sn all
bitten QGnbern gluubt man, bab Der
G,ies unpermeiblidb lit unb Der Sag
Der Mbrehnuns Der 70 lanse binuusz
geidpben fpurbe, getommeH iei troh
Ser sbatiade. bab Der Minter Dor Der
Stir itebt unb bic tleinen 8altans
i.ccten bon ben MG1ten getparni
tp1,ben iinb, bab ibnsn eins Grtpeite=
rAng ibrer 9rensen, ielbit I'M Sale
zines Sieses iiber bic Siirtei ni4t &C.
itcttet fperben tpuroe.
Sm MusenbIid lit es nidt erfihtli9
tpcrum irsenb cine Der europaii6er
GrDbmd9te in ben arisg binsinse5o:
gen nerben fonte, I'M Sale es oa5u
trmmen 5onte, obslei6 Die Diploma.
ten aller 2dnber aussfteben, baf ipe:
Mig buau seb0ren niiroe, lie in Der
Gliss au nertpideln, tpenn er emma
i'm @anee 1T.
6ier III man Der MnIi6t, bal
Stiterrei9 geaipungen iein pirb, ei.
rige Mrmeetorps 5ll mobiliiiren uni
nc1 8osnien gu iperfen, um Die Ser
ben 3u berbinbern, in oas Sanolha
Nobiba3ar ein3ubringen, eas elmer
Sbeil BON 2lIt Serbien bilbet
ben bic Serben serne pieber eroberr
moht.n. Sn Der 1bat, man sIaubt
bab nur bic 9pffnung auf ben Wieber
eriptrb biefes @ebiets Serbien peran
labt, iih ieinen Nahbarn in sinsn
ettpaigsn arieg gesen bic 5iirtsi anau
fhlieben.
Mber cine theilpsiie Mobiliiirun!
Der 1iterrsihiiden Mrmee t0nnte aud
RuBlanb peranlaHen, gu mobilifiren
ha es fiherIih barauf bebaht fen
mub, 5u permeiben, bab ss benIeIber
Gebler ipis ipdbrenb Der lsbten &riii'
maHt. als es unter ben 0robungsI
Deutfhlanbs se3tpungen mar, ietn
Walfanpolitil gu dnbern, neil es mid
porbereitst mar, polen sssen bic beut
fdsn Mrm,sn 5u fdiiben.
Mbgeieben bon ibrem nutiirlihe;
6ab gegen bic 1iirtsi unb beuWunif
ibr Uebist 5u DersrDbsrn, babeH abe
su4 sue NuIssnnaatsn Strsit NIT bs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-02
rs. 9atrga1tg.
WetterberiMt.

Jir Ohio unb bas fpeitlide gennz
fDlpanien: GhDnes Wetter am Wtltt@
mod uno Donneritua; lansiam itstz
genoe ,Temperatur; Derdnoerlihe, nah
6uben umlhlagenbe Winbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-02
9etunnter 4ut . m 0 btIf q g.
rererliegtf fetuer 8ers
IeBunoen.

N}i(pautee l. Sttbr. 0upio
Bruce 8ropn, Der betannte 2tutomoz
bill Rennfabrer, itarb am Dieuitog
geahmittag in etnem btefigen SpTptz
tai an ben 8srlebuneeu, pelGe er bet
einem geItrigen llngliifsfaa Ddbreno
zines 0eriu6srennens in Wanpatofu
oapongstragen bate. Sein NutorpbiI
pdr BEL elmer auroe Der Rsnnbubr
umgeI6laeen, unb er fotpobl uls feir
gtsnoniter Sunbelari nit srpBer 9ea
malt aus benz 5abrpeg eeihlsubert.
geibe trusen ShGoelbriite Dapon.
Guno.Iari bat a5sr 5ofinuns aui
0issUhsrnsUvns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-02

benz gunoesri6ter 81. g. anosrIon
purbe 8ienitug Der qro5eB gegen 46
Mitqlieber Der Snternationul aim. Of
Bridge &c Structural Sronlporters"
tpegen 9pnamtt 8eri6tDorurg err
0ffnet. Der Hihter erflGrte, baB Die
0erbanbluugen minbeitens 6 Strnoen
per 5aa ndhren lpiirben. 3niiden
300 unb 400 3eugen iino por5elaoen
poroen. Man bofft, nit bet Nus
pabl elmer Surp in ettpa eiusr Wo6e
fertio gu fein. Seitens Der 8ertbeiot>
gung iperben Senator SDbn W. aern
UNI Wm. $. 6arbtng unb Seitsns Der
Resierunq 9iitrittanDalt Gh1s. U.s..
| MliGer Ole Surp aanoifuten prifen.
| :. SO. Satfielp, elm GARNER uno
2unbI6ullebrer fDuroe uls gei4pbrez
ner abgelebnt, neil er luf 8efragen
Iagte, bab na6 ieiner anIiht iGmmtz
life 4ngetIagten IhuIbiq ieisn. Die
meiften 9eihDorenen aanDioate1
lpurbeu gefragt, o6 lie nit arbeitsrz
8erbdnpen in 9erbinoung itdnosH un1
fir pDer gegen bieielben eingspummen
Teien. Sin Wunn puroe atgelebnt,
neil feline S0Ane Mitglieber Drn Irz
teiter llnioneH Iino.
Der 9ibion S3ubo Sail.
8ofbenn, %. s., /. Sttbr. gurs
ton D. 9ibfon ipuroe 9ienita9 gtahs
mitta9 benz Ri9ter Ropce untsr Der
4ntlage, feline aIientin, 5rau Roid
MenIaif .S5dbo ermoroet 81 baben,
porgsfiihrt unb nu6 einem 8erhbr
obne 8irgItaft an bic 9roBgeiHDps
renen perpieien. Der Ritter Be-
msrtte, baB er felIennfsit bon Del
Saulo bes Mngstlugten iiberasugt iei
unb feline Gntiaeioung bereits bab'
nieberihreiben laiien. Die gnti6et
bung, tpel6s perleisn puroe, ertIdrt
oaB Elm 8erbrehen peribt pproen ie
uno Der 4ngetlagte Der 8erbreher lei
8ibion 5utte bel Der 8erleiuug biz
Shultern.
Or. Otto S6uIs BON Netp Yprt be:
5euete, bab Der Sob Der 5rau S5dbi
Durd grDiirgen bsrbeisefuhrt por:
ben lei.
Die Irbeitsluge in Or I I a
huietts.
prsnce, MaT., l. Oft. De
24itunbige Strstt. Der in ben bieitger
Sertilfdbriten beihdftisten .Snpuitrt
al Worters Of tie WprlD" ituttfaHO
sslangte 9ienItas gum GbI6Iub. III,
Die 2eute our Nrbeit suriidtebrten
! fam es 5u llnruben, Die aber lpenig 81
beoeuten batten.
soIem, l. 0ttbr. Giitrittan
malt 5arrD 8. 2lttipill unD Stuot
| muri6all 8. 2eban baben nebrer
9robbriefe erbalten, baB bic ySnou
, itrial Wprfers Of the Nprlo" blS Gje
J fdnsniB itiirmen piiroen, tpenn Die BE
Morbes an Mrro 2ppi5so unaFtIoqtel
, 5iibrer Ger SnDuItrial Wortsrs 81
: iepb Gttor, Nrturo 9ipDanitti unD y
! goruio ni9t in 5retbeit SeieBt Mir
ben.
Unite riu Dung Der aamp q 9
!. ne 8eiiteuer.
e W al hingtou, 1. Sttbr. Wr
I SLIM, bon pittsburg, Der betannt
: HpoIspelt Siibrer in 9enniplpdni
I unb $. 6ppter bon geep Yort, ShaB
D meiiter Der 5prtIhrtttspartei, md6ts
: Sienitas por benz Ssnats Iusihut
4 Der iih nit ben &umpagre 8eiiteu
: ern bsidGftigt, alerbano intereFdnt
e Iusiasen. 9err SLIM iprah MD
!. Bios iiber feline 9pntribution 5ur
r RooIeoelt'I4en GampagneFpnos, for
b bern beartportete elei9aeitig bic po
n Senator penroie erbObene 8ebauf
/. tuna baB flinn ibu (penrois) un
9 SIrasl %. Durham i'm Sabre $50
lsius Wilisn Ss5Osn babe, Dsnn /
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-02
Oct projeb gegen Ole an0e6.
(idal 1gaamilOerl6WOret
Sat tu sSnoianapOlis besOmnea.
Sic 9abl Der 9lnseflagtem BON
81 auf 46 reouairt.

Burton Us. @tbion an Die 8rob9sz
I6pDrenen iiberpieien,
Der Grmoroung Der Jrau Roi1
S3abo angetlu9t.
-e=~
Der 9eneroIitreit in 2uprencs, Muh,,
gu gnOe.
goH Der Wa6lfonbs=u =unteriuhuHg.
grploiion auf benz Sorpeooboctserito-
rer vgBalte".
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2eutnant Morriioa babel getDbtet uno
a6t damn idlper nerlest.
-~3s-
gnti i6eiourgen Des Staats-Supreme>
9erihts BON Sbio.
0apto Bruce 8rppn, Der gutomobis
lift, perungliidt.
So
SenIationeller 9atte1morb uno
Selbitnoro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-02

MuslanD. telegraph
Ne6eraas Rriti(6
ST bic Gage am Salfaa.
Der Sries Ranm tn ieoent
Ausen6fi& aunt Ams6ru6
Rontnten.
Die Raf6anltaaten 6a6en ben Barren
5erotnaao uon Bu(garien
Gum Dbertommdnbsur ibter pereinigS
ten 9eere ertpablt.
Muh bic Rretenier riiiten unb iinb be-
reit, bas epentuene Shidial
@riedenlanbs au tbsilen.
Die MGhte berIuhen INNER nod, eiz
men granb 3u perbinbern,
->s.~
Mber anfdeinenb nit nur ssrinser
9offnuns auf grfolg.
->sye
arantre;h aebrt inaipiIdsn an ReDans
'cbeseliiften
-~::>
llnb bereitet ii@ auf einen 2lnfnrm
segen Deutihlanb Dor.
Sas perbdngnibpOlle n9"Jpulper psr'
urfaht ben JrunSoien aber
Shmer3en.
-
N, - q n o. n ~ bor 50 n n n
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-31
CAPTAIN BRIGGS WINS
WIMBLEDON TROPHY

RIFLE RANGE. SEAGIRT. y. j..
Aug. Sl.-Seven important events on
the program of the Seagirt shooting
tournament were completed yesterday.
The Championship company team
match of the United States was won
by Copany X of the First District of
Columbia infantry: the championship
revolver team match, by the First cav
airy of New York; Wimbledon cup
match. by Captain A. L, Briggs. [. S.
A; the Spencer match, by Corporal H.
e. Major, L. $ marine corps; the Cen
eral T. P. Meany match, by G. w.
Chesley, of Connecticut; the all-com-
ers squadded revolver match, by A.
r. Lane. of New York, The champion
ship company team match was open to
teams of four. each member firing ten
shots at 200 yards and ten shots at
500 Yards.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-31
DAN P. WINS 2:16 PACE
FEATURE AT MACON TRACK

MACON GA, Aug. 3l-Dan P.
owned by c. G. Cook, of Atlanta. won
the 2.16 pace for purse of $3.50 here.
The event was the feature Of the sec
ond day of the three-day race meet.
The time was els IL. Three heats
were required TO decide the winner.
Dan T. winning the first Patchen Heart
the second and Dan p. coming back in
good shape in the third.
Patchen Heart finished second in the
other two heats, while Lecco Wnks.
owned by Dan O'Conneu. of Macon.
Who formerly held the Georgia record
finished third in all three heats. The
.. 40 pace. for a purse Of 500. was
Won by sam Dillon. owned by IA. IL
Pierce of Gainesville. in two straight
heats the time being 2:23 IA
Today the feature will be a free-for
an IN which Handsome Boy who broke
me Georgia track record Thursday and
who is owned by Bin Escoe. of Athens
ami Veteran and Nellie Gentry both
owned 10y Dan O'Ccnneu of Macon are
entered.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-31
FODDER FOR FANS

Lou Castro's career as manager of the
Portsmouth team has been one long riot.
head to release players. Then Castro
went at him in the papers. What has
followed since can easily be imagined.
while it was at Montreal and gave out
the news that he wanted to get out -
Apparently the Iron Man is almost done
as mogul.
1t has been reported in Virginia that
Lou Castro would manage the Richmond
team next year, but this report is denied.
Pitcher Eugene Moore t-ied out by the
Reds, will be returned to Galveston.
Moore was said to have promise, but no
curves and less speed.
Charley Dryden says the folks of White
Sox Jim Scott, the famous moose hunter,
have moose chained to a tree for him
in the front yard at Lander. Wyo. He
will shoot it this fall
College stars continue to look good to
the big leaguers. The Pirates are nego-
tiating for Tommy Quigley of Nofre
Dame, who is now playing center field for
Gary.
Mystery! The Giants are being fol-
lowed by a mysterious woman or lady.
they don't know which She followed
lIlGin lilIOuHHOul the entlTe w eStern trim.
She was never seen at the hotels nor on
the trains. but was at all games If
anybody knows the answer he hasn't told
yet.
1t is noted in the Chattanooga papers
that President Q. B. Andrews lis salts
fed Mr.. Elberfeld will make a satsfac-
tory mana ger"
When Tubby Spencer former big eague
backstop, appeared before Judge Collins,
of the police court in Indianapolis
charged with fighting a losing fight with
John Barleycorn, his honor remarked q
don't know whether the boss out at the
works needs ball player or not, but Won
are on your way And Tubby went
The White Sox have bought Pitcher
Harry Smith, of Lincoln.
Rochester fans are willing to wager a
little two-to-one that Jack Leliveif will
never stick in the big leagues He can
hit-but he's flat-footed
Nap Rucker has confessed that his real
name isn't Nap at all, but George. some
ribald sport writer hung the Napoleon"
on him, and it fingered.
If anybody with money could have
guessed that the Reds were going to shut
out the Giants two games in a row he
could have gambled his way up TO a
million dollars at least
King Cole may go to the Columbus team
on a trade.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-31
Owner Murphy Says Cubs Have
Fine Chance to Nose Out Giants

In my judgment, the Chicago
than any team in the country, and
| think we have increased our
pitching strength materially in
Leifield, Lavender and Cheney,
Reubach is going fine at this time,
and will no doubt be a big factor
in our success throughout the re-
mainder of the season
I do not think | ever saw Mana
ger Chance manifest more interest
in the game than just now, and this
is largely due to the fact that he is
feeling better than he has for some
time past.
The tremendous batting of Zim-
norman, together with his all
round play. has helped us largely
and Manager Chance recently said
he would not trade Zimmerman for
any third baseman in baseball.
Safer and Leach are both playing
great ball and have fitted into our
machine nicely Evers. Tinker.
Sheckard and Schultz are going
along as well as they have in for
mer years and the catching Of
Archer Is something that people
talk about every place the Cubs GO
We are well fortified in having
Tom Downey and Jerry Downs for
utility infelders, as both of them
are good batters and base run
ners and men of experience who
know the game,
Outfeld Well Fortified.
our outtield Is well fortified in
having such men as Good VIII
liams and Miller for extra men, as
we are practically carrying two
outfields. Needham and Cotter are
both good catchers and good bats
men, so that We are pretty well
fortified behind the bat.
II we do not beat the Giants
from now until the end Of the pen
nant race, we will at least give
them battle and a mighty good
scare. Personally, | think my club
has more than an outside chance
for the pennant.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-31
AMATEUR GAMES GALORE
TODAY AND ON LABOR DAY

Following are some of the important
amateur games scheduled for today
and Labor day:
TODAY'S GAMES.
City League.
Moose VS.. Southern Shops.
Southern Bell VS.. Bean & McGnl.
lnman Yards VS.. Company A.
Saturday Afternoon LEAGUE.
Atlanta Top Company VS.. Fulton Bag.
at Fulton.
Continental Gin Company VS.. indie
pendents, at Piedmont.
Center Hill VS.. Piedmont, a plant.
Whittier VS.. Exposition. at EXPOSE
ton.
Commercial League.
NJ High VS.. Rich Bros, at Fort
Mcpherson.
Smyrna vs.. Keely Co., at Smyrna
LABOR DAY GAMES.
Smyrna VS.. Agogas.
Sunday School league team VS.. Troll
ley league team.
American National plays Fourth
National The American National has
already practically won the pennant
of the Bankers league.
Sunday School League.
The Sunday School league closed its
season last Saturday, Capitol View
winning the pennant with the st.
Philips team close second.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-31
PLAY SEMI-FINALS TODAY
FOR DAVIS & FREEMAN CUP

The semi-finals in the three flights
of the Davis d Freeman golf trophy
tournament will be played this after
noon over the East Lake course of the
Atlanta Athletic club.
Two matches We're completed yes
terday, bringing every flight to the
emi-tinals stage. They were:
First Flight.
w r. Tichenor defeated A, Davidson,
3 up and to play
Third Flight.
R. l. Gresham defeated A. w Hold -
nett, 3 up and to play
The following is the schedule of
matches for today:
First Flight
Dick Jemison VS.. II. Block
A. Davidson VS.. W r. Tichenor.
Second Flight.
+. p Jones Jr., VS.. @. A Nicholson,
Jr.
W. c. Holleyman vs. II. C. Butler.
Third Flight.
T. L. Cooper vs.. p. A. Wright.
r. L. Gresham VS. 5. Hard.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-31
Bv Charles w. Murphy.
President Of the Chicago Nationals.


HICAGO, Aug. 31.-The fight
for the 1912 championship in
the National league is by no
means over, and it would not sur
prise me if the race would tighten
up from now on until the last game
is played in October
The New York club got off well
and secured a lead, chiefly because
the Brooklyn and Boston clubs Of
fered little resistance to the Giants,
and also because the Philadelphia
Nationals. who are now playing
great ball were in a badly Grip
pied condition. While the Giants
were meeting with little opposition
during the early part of the season,
we were experimenting with our
lineup to some degree and were
also battling with strong clubs,
like Pittsburg and Cincinnati.
which went very well early in the
season. and st. Louis
This flying start put the New
York club in position where it
seemed to have things it's own way,
but the present line up of the Chi
Cago club is such that we win keep
fighting until the last ray of hope
is gone. and If the Cubs can get
some assistance from other clubs in
the way of downing the Giants now
and then. the race may continue
right through to the end of the
season.
Says Cubs Better Than Giants.
Personally, / believe that the Chi
cago club, as it is now lined up,
is superior to the New York club.
! also believe that the Philadel-
phia National league club is equal.
If not superior TO the New York
club We have had the misfor-
tune to lose the services of Nor
decai Brown, who sustained an in
jury TO his knee. and that has hurt
US some. We have also had the
same bad luck with regard to che
ney.