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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
WEEKLY EXPORT FIGURES.

Exports Of merchandise from the
Port Of New York, officially reported NJ
the Custom House. for the week ended
July 10. amounted TO Sl9.7l3O93,
against 2s,O60, 62l the previous week
and S11.529 900 in the sponding
period last year. Since January l..
S7O9. S54.754. against S4y5.Ol5.249 in the
corresponding period last year.
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The Bronx.

LORTNG PLACE.-McrPrnon Bros. a. brokers.
have so.d for Mar Wheeler the three stop dheA-
Ing on plot 61xlOO on the west side ~ Lo1ns
place. located $50 feet south ~ Foriham road
me l1eung on the site tle FIRST house erected
on NAT th0r0ugh.arr and has been occupied oy
tie seller f1r over twenty years She has been
holding the property a. $4,000 The new owner
y,iil erect On me site high-csss apartment. which
Will be ready Tor occupancy IN the spring me
suites VIII range from three 20 seven rooms.
CROTONA AY-JoSeph J. Silver has sold fpf
cash t1 A builder Tor immediate improvement four
lots on the west side u Crotoua ay 20 feet south
ARDEN ESTATE Il Greenbergcr has sold
gor Charles G. Watkins. r.. nine lots. each 23ilO9,
in the Arden tract. They are ioca'ed On ooth
sides y Cedar ST., near Gun Ii.l road. The buyer
Is A builder who plans 20 erect two family houses.
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TotaI
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Official Cotton Exchange Liverpool Gables. SCOT
cotton. fair business doing. sales. 1000 bales
speculation and export. 900 bales. American. tOOO'
Imports 5000. American. 5000. MINING up
isnI 0qI Futures opened steady, 70 points
higher. closei quiet but steady. net unchanged %
/ point decline Iuiy-Aug. 96i. Oct-Nov. 81 In 4:
Dc,-Jar. 3 ed. Jan Feb 5Zjd; March April. D 500
Nay-Jure 3 sod Mauchos'er-l arms. falr busl-
Ie,s doing. cloths move slowly.
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DRIED FRUITS.

Rs-.rt. ,o- week 2-3 cases and 20 9t pkg: ~
ports fir week no. SEQ pigs Lisht s'ocs. " TTtS
,ttt. d.-,,,d f,r them Continued weakness In
futures. &c sssed for prime. October oyem6. !,
delivery with 74dTa-c bid. Chops are oEsfllf
~, y. b shipping point. and the cores am
ss,rs Al 2,se ir hsgs yey nu,e doing IN 81
6-sJ Sbpies APPLES eysporatei. ianey: ~ -
Mql choice Sa SIC. prime. ~ "a 20 IN
49, % 20 quality 81 &C. PEACHES, ca.
,.e,sd l7a2oc unpeeled. -. asltc. AIRiC0TT.S :.
E.yaI sLdllc, MooTark lfH i~' lhCNL''
cal -0s 10 sos 25-lb boIes. 81 lie.
Hay AND STRAW.
~. marks. continues Arm with a'lfrg p-i' :
,,-'I'r, tigbs- The light receipts keep ne MARY Z
ir re,riv,-s' favor We le1T ~ OF, 'AS..'1S ~
t4f4.-s arr sst1r moro m'nry Hay are ,t'e4.
re- f.r timothy NJ J. SO So No 3 ~ No =
e. ,saf srirnIrr Se4. fancy NE1' clover miN' =;
a. STpAN ne No /. 5l3iOatA iNmt
bales about zoe lower)
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Range Of prices

Tho Local market OR sro. cotton quiet. with
nrircs : points higher at 05c Sales nil .
southern spot markets we've 'eIegrapncd as iol'
In. gs,r,,t1r steady unchanged az soc. sales.
ga bales savannah. quiet. unchanged a. ,sc'
s.I,, ZOO bales Charleston. dull nominal. WI.
,riryfon nominal Memphis steady unchanged al
.-,. saIo, 700 bales Tous'n. steady. IN
rn5nsel Al S soc. sales 905 bales. New Orleans
qu'ct IS points lower At SOC; sales Tuo nales
Mobile nominal al l2c. sales nil. Baltimore
rnui,al az So Augusta. steady at SO; sales
e0S bales - Louis dun At $50. sales MI. Little
Ho.s -if.f A. soc: sales Nh. ,
Receipts 70 the ports and interior points with
rguuAr.,.us follow.
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CRAM IN OTHER CITIES.

Duluth July ~ -WHEAT-No ! hard. 81 i5i4 .
s. N1r i.Ns {lt-iz 10 nor. N3sas
s. - luIy. 81 a.. S,g, $3.50. -. ,,o-
So. 81 r.. Nlr Sl11atliI. 10 AAri aiE'ef
81 s6a'l -: sept SOC, Dec ,lo1h coR%-
De- a. BAILEY MAuuE -4s77ac
s., Louis Iuy I3-WHEAT-No . rel. nofa-
inal. 80 hard S. 20 July S05k SEPT. i.elA
afl0IA CORN--No q 1siac No white 10
Ju'y r. sep ne OATS-No :. Slnc, 80 :
.AiLA a. JuII 80 sA1L ~ "a
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An Opportunity Missed

,,,iI'e5 Erie Railroad has lately il
vrh.su advertising placards in its sub
A, ~. rams. renting out It's wall space,
tbowss siFeetcsrs do in this city. Which
tent mat when il comes TO real in
cultivation Of railroads the rail
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Brookhaven Lots Sold.

Tsidors thinner has purchased for cash ron
VI, a. Nyman 1854 lots 100 the Tow snip
Etookbaven suffolk County L. l.. formerly led
b, the william Mo1iu Realty Clmpany. Mr. Iai-
n or viii cree, piglf one family houses George p.
HorOgitz W. the broker
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The Bronx.

Auin q Anink Auto Renting co-E 3 Colin, as
guardian. OIL, l-''.'-
N1'' s. 20 40 I
Cfogold Realty COZ Patch MIG co. t,-l y
KIimer y H-G "a klsel. ~ st-,.t5
Lewis Leonard south Brooklyn Railway 60. ~ q,
Lewis. sarah same. N4'p.-
=, " '.,,.lt ia.,,I n N.NyInr $t,S ID .
R,.me. " J. Jf-Couey Island & Brooklyn Railroad
NM ~ . Sis. 80 .
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Sales in Auction Rooms.
At IA Vesey st:
By Joseph r Day.

By Joseph r Day.
{ BROADWAY 244. s. 2S7 Clinton. 37Iioi. %
Division. -33. 3 ~ tenn; and ~ tenmt and
stores: trustees of the Lake Watts Orphan
House IN City Of \ Ak jacob Harris ct a.
Nash 4 Jones. attys. Denis OIL Coha. an. ref;
due. 81 SSi9 9 taxes. etc. S5j-.-S. 10 the PLAIN
E i7TH 81. 6is. s. 1919 " Ave c. 25IlOs3.
sie tsnnt. Baid,yig Stanbach AT simon Maehlz e
Finch. ref. due, S22.0l2i5 20 the plaintiff Tor
E 'I2rH ST. $50. SOS " Ave c. 25tIO3 9. 50
t.umt and stores same Az same action 2 same
atty same ref. due. S2l.si233; 70 the plal4tin
E I2TH ST $50. IS. 80 y Ave c. 25xlO3 Q. 1 sty
storage. same AZ same action same atty
same ref. due. Sl9.63392. 10 the plainun for
WITH ST. sl7-23. n s. 27s Amsterdam az.
l00xlJ0ll. 6 sty aDtmt. Geo Chisholm e. al
AT Jas Ro.en9erg et a.. Bo"ers & sands.
;sy ,s et mas ssio ' sdour6ei 20 Jay s5 ''''
ll6TH ST. al +. :. 1870 o. First az 2o1l1o.
F,s sly dss s,,s5, I s,3 az S1T 52 20, .s
sa2g5 %. taxes. etc |252.21. To the DIainuf
usrH ST. $50 W. - lsl q MomInsslds ~.
sgt Mar McDoHouSh et al: A Dayton. a.y;
su.zberser. -ef; due; Sl9'O-s7. taes. 't'.
18Th ST. as ". :, $50 Of s,h Az. e5Iss n;
sly tenmt J Holly. tr.s. az, Newman .
a Cay & Goddard. Gtys. TaUssy, RI tle.
t22g52 u. taxes. etc. --. To the p.Ihun 20
Al the Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph P Day.
WHITLocK Az 500. - 275 of tiffany. 2sis1.
) So tenmt. Susan Mcy Hemerw4y. trls. 49,
Loca"ht 60 et A.. Everett. ca a Benedict
49, 81 22- 90 To tic pilnu- f1r 81. 900
wHITLOcK Az so. e. 3Ii Of tiffany. 7sIio.
3 50 tenmt. susan 3iey ilcmcg~sy az Lo.'..
Glegcrich. ref. dine f24647 90 taxes. etc. 81
3i4-L To the plaintiff for $4,000
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cOITONsEEp OIL.

The co;tc-seei Oh market again weak under
continued heavy selling. closing with net losses "
20 points The weakness 900 lard. after a steady
opcunE To- that market. discouragiug 10 hold
ens. and while prices appear comparatively loH.
there seems 10 De vcV indifferent cash and n
port demand. while stocSs thought 70 be hb-
eral New crop crudo Tor future shipment Is al
ready being offered IN the market. and this has
caused some pressure In he late positions Range
Of prices
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
THE PRUDENT CITIZEN

HTTLSDALE. y MODERN. STEAM HEATED.
10 -.Iu cottage good condition. garage. about
lf0t.-u. aerumm0datcs 500 chickens. many frlt
-. comma t.uE distance. exchange for Nev h0fk.
Eraok'u income property Or lot Room 60. ~
ta.u st. Brooklyn. telephone Main 1884.
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net lower. with sas for the day 1850 ton,
Range Of prices


1he marie, Tor hos products was nrmer early in
The day on covering aud buying for rally. but
the advance again attracted selling and prices
easHd % Sharply Toward the close Of the DAY
tho strength in grain again brought about rally
and final prices showed moderate net gains. Tho
mArket seems TO be suffering from overpruduction
and the falling on IN tho foreign demand Prices
ara believed n be below tho cost ~ production hut
This has failed 20 stimulate much confidence IN the
buying side Receipts u hogs Al Chicago were
1000; estimated for Wednesday $4,000. Kansas
settled. ness SIS .safIS55: family. S2iaS2S;
short clear. {l9n{N. HFEF steady. meas. tls@
SIS 90. family. Sl9 % $40. packet. SlS50@Sls.
Bacons. ME $50 70. llHe. 1850 III. llhc: 40
10. llAc. pigS. axe CUT NnATS-Piched bel
10. lac. picked hams steady. il4 ai5Gc. tai
low quiet ,pcdal sNc. city. sac nominal. coun-
loc city ard firm. 7l467Ac. refined steady.
Continent Q 25o: South America 2 soc. Brazil.
kegs. 10 soc; compound quiet, 7A@7kc STEAB-
me steady. oleo. SIC. city lard Iteanne. Toe.
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keystone Telephone.

The report Of the Keystone Tele-
phone Company for June shows larger
returns in gross and net revenues than
for the corresponding month in 1914,
but these gains were not as large as
those reported in the two preceding
months of this year. Gross income
amounted TO S113,343. an increase Of
Sl917. while net revenue of S58,101
made an increase Of S1.435. The sur
plus after interest charges was $31, 556,
compared with S3O,745 a year ago. For
the first half Of this year the company
reports gross earnings Of S670.620. a
growth Of $14.372, and net increased
$6,2S0 to S339,214.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
LONG ISLAND.
SEVERALIDEAL COTTAGES

list COMPLETED. overlooking Great S1uth Bay.
al improvements f-s minutes from s4rd5 bathing
f-... ...I Boating and eling atloinmE one
~ ..s largest tuaus ~ tIr south shore. se.sf.
,.. ,f.,or.lI e. minutes lr.A Herald square
pa.a..t. ana particulars. MAIN OFFlCE. -B
=. = L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York July 10. 1913.
BEeVEs.
Receipts. s32 head, all for 'Iauehts, 70 trat tat.
f. live cattle Feeling easy. Dressed beef s.o"
cry dressed native sides. l2i29l't.
CALVES.
Receipts o. head. Ial for sale. N9th.n5 doing
IN live calves W. To- ,t'e 1'Il iftG's
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 29lS head: cars on sale sheep
steady lambs g. lover c.2,ng 41 gu no, i55 .
common % prime lambs. $>@{l0. ! car ky. Sod;
dressed mutton. sa lic. dressed lambs quiet a, l3
ss.,JIss4KSrs So commission g. 2f2 Va lambs
g p ayeraffes SO Ger I. 49, Va .h. .S
los s. 30. IL Va o. s. 80. bucks 40. s.
lei, 81. s., -. a. SIS: sheep i04 S..
T6bin shannon 1e5 Va lambs 81 ID. $.
HOGS.
Receipts. 1883 head. all for slaughter Nomi-
nliIy steady at ye'terI,y-- quotations.
Chicago July - HOGS Re.'r's l2 900.
1r,}{ s5 FS5 's,'i nav ... SD roqsa
ssiS. 900 &c., S pas ' %s. 30 , AsiN sa55
-HeeiP's, 1000. weaA Sheep. 5000 $3.50
'-i F,,.5 ia;5 jaly ls-HoGs-RecePt, 100:
active sSTs, i9 { o[Sf'. '7 Rs.i ps IS 5' 'S
steady. Tap sheep, So; TOD i,mo;;i 500.
CALVES Receipt lj9. steady rIo? gil ,o,
steady. common to choice S5d{7 81; pigs ani
nghts. s5.75a$a. CArTLIs- lsr.eip's. loo' s,ea4y.
calves steaiy. - SHEtI. Receipts. 500. steady
Fast Blraio July l45-CATuE-Rerc'p's. so
head. slow. YEALS -Rcre.pis. 30 head active,
hcav. $500 s. o5. mixed 'SH 5, 10 y"ra"f' $, 10
T. 80. pc. teeIt,.''f,' en-. IA
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EXPORTS.

Corn. bush eco. 43. 792| oats. bush III 4n9
Beans, bush 90. 1.lit Flour. SKIS ...... lilo
hay. bales Gee. Is Beef. bbls ....... 20
Bacon. 10 ...3. go Hams 10 ........ q, yo
Lard, 10 ...... $50 800 Stearue. 10 .....l2l.tO)
IaIow, 70 ..... 1000 Grease. II ....... 2i..n)
Cheese, 10 .....1Sl1O0. Cot seed oil n. o.. 0J3
Lub OIL. gals. 2fs. ssi Lns'd oil cake 1885,. 30
Cotton. bales. AvVL
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New Building Plans.

Manhattan.

ROADWAY y cor 207th o. FOR ~ artrt.
iET4g0. seaman Constructor Go Oh " -otfn 30.
oWuer. Moore & LaudsieIel. l{otn q AID Sd Az.
.r.Iitsrt, $4,000
The Bronx.
IstST ST IS 20 Morris sv. I ,y Hrk alI..
t5r'um - 61IlSg. thr Rev Francis Opp.s 30
, I,l,t 81. OsAsf. q sJeilUeck. Is i0lh t
a-.lIt.,t SO VUU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

81, ACRES .a town. l' mile, south q w,shinroa.
II iarrs IS rH.m house ani 0ufnui'iingt.
Heautifl. place Fine POP loulty. garagt. plenig
'...r.u. .r... t1 W4sIingnu fu.e. including $50
n M. o-.nd Piano 300 ABOUT 81 100 cash.
WOLFE brandyWine. Ma
Csur.ry hsns Inisf natiSa tree 4 pfospsetss bay
= g.. covers ne.t Gail NY No asents 81.
c4.-tsJ Home Ssgrlea - W. Az : L. sssl kLL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14

Spirits ~ turr~ntine vas unchanged locally. but
Savannah WaI quoted a trihe lower at S9he. Far
steady ard rosu dull SPIRITS tt RPENTINE.
machine th's 43i.c. TAR Kcfut and Kiln. soc
EOSIN- Common 10 COOL strained. 32jc. i. sc:
j. 8j5c. F. t1c. +. 8 5jc. G.. 3kjc, II. 3hjc;
! 300. X. 4yoc. 81 iSjc. y. 5.S0e. c. Sic;
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

the new trade slogan Made m Inc,
l. . o. aim r..,.. , l,..., ,.........
O., shining r,., ..,....,. of I,l r.,f,..f.,,.
rrre from Enron, T.. tma.fr.
Tb. f,r.ytr. ,.,.. 4ro r... mazda
I'm This ,oup,rv from American v.,...
Tov apim,Is hl,rl.. common art ....,.
.rhilJren's ,hair ri~.rs s.ts t.I. ..I
uIrniuIr. pop,,s rrIi.tmo. fr.. u.fi
era swing iuro,rs rhn1r,p.s pi.rns
p,s,rv sots b.l.i.,. nr,, ,,rl. t.,
shooting galleries .,bbv horses non
guns t,y v,p.us t..... autos ami ...l....l.
horr,ws Eas.vo,d is .br prinrip1l
material for vood,u t,,e ,,d ,,r
u,,d,p rorts of mrtai toys The bg.s.
.wood don in porti,ul,r is uuiau. and
Ingenious All raris ,f II ar. mad.
# wind and ar, .rff Hco,r, carved
and eu,pl,I.d i'm colo, II is liT,r,lt
IN ton that IL - p,..l, ... wood ,.I.y b.,
Is finished The ,a,ious ra,fs rf ins
bolv ,re mined with steel bopss vT,on
nrt .nly give -r..t p.yibil;r, and rr,o.
Inn, ~. moyemspt INIT t.s.,har with
IN. wand DlL, m, Jgu practically boz.
des,ru,tiblc
Next I, bosswc,d sugar mamie
beech lir,h and white nine arc the
princinal woods used for TOYS. al
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

salablc In selling This tree from a
woud!al rh, department OF agriculture
advises thar it should Doe held ton 1.
ciai prices and uo, sold .n a lump with
others
Eastwood has several advantages as
stauln. tree ia the woodlot u
,h" first pa.. .ts blossoms furnish 10
considerable source OFF honey which I
always u good demand. and when o..
tire. .s cut 10 readily raseueratOs .tsei
from sprouts the b.. 1i which shou.
be- favored 900 reproducing the stand
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

Most OF the Christmas customs r
America have been ransplmtod RON
Europe. Our Christmas tree come.
rom Germany. our Santa Claus rom
Holland the Christmas stocking rom
Belgium or France while Merry
christmas was the Old English greet
ius shouted from window to street on
Christmas morning
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17
The Optimistic Note.

i is time FOR JOY and gladness
and good cheer. for this old world,
with all It's faults is on It's way to
wards the kingdom OF heaven. aud the
omnipotonce oi love assures its get.
ting there. some time every day viii
be the best o. Christmas every place
its altar OF observance. and every soul
be transformed into the Christ OF his
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Leader.
The evening world., 1915-03-16
"outaw" Team Has Taken Marshall Tex, by Storm and Is
Being Put Through Some Strange Stunts Thers-Hoop
Rolling Method Of Taking Weight Tried on Indian Chief
Johnson, Has Merit Of Being Brand New.

public I I'll. be a mighty mistaken
Here. incidentally. 10 what he pro-
poses to offer a. q major league club
In Harrison. N. 1.-THE real homo Of
the Newfsds:
First base, sssvsnl ssesrd base.
ksnwerthy and eehasssr; third bass,
Bradley. kSle e. P:rrics' rs ct. :hsrtsssp:. sS.
right field. Gilmore; eatehsrs, Isstss.
ly, Brown, ensenreth, pitchers, Pack.
ard, Johnson, Rsuibaeh, Mains, Hen.
ming, Maxwell, Harris, Adams, Dlaek.
burn end 0randen.
'If that club doesn't come pretty
close to winning the pennant, then
I'm all off," said Stovall altar he
had pointed out the various players
as they batted. bunted and tossed
around tho medicine ball.
". ut. say" he suddenly added.
where In the devil Is this Harrteoa.
N: J.. where we are going to play4"
eth not. Somewhere near Newark
was suggested. -..
"That'S / funny thing" laughed
stovall. who has q keen sense OF
hunor. There amt q man on this
team who has ever heard Of the
town he's. going to play In"
Yes. and another thing George
might have added: Until the injunc-
tion asked for by the former Kansas
City stockholders IL denied or granted
they don't know whether they are "a
represent Kansas City or Newark
Most Of the men selected by 0tovail
are former big leaguers. but he thinks
he has q coming star In Grover GIL
more. who jumped from the Denvss
club. That boy. he says,-will hit over
800 and will be ~ fast a. Benny
Kauff.
An inquiry was made Of etovaii, ~
his players enRaged In a hot bunting
The evening world., 1915-03-16
st. Nick Seven
To Close H0ckeH
Season TO-Niqht

The 81. Niciss. Amatsur Hockey
League champions. will close their
season Tonight with the game with
st. Michaers. o. H. A. champions Of
Canada. at the st. Nicholas Rink. The
st. Nicks have beaten four star Cana
dian amateur teams this season. and
many New Workers. think they will
boat the Dominion stars tonight and
be able to put In q claim for inter-
national amateur hockey honors.
But Canadians believe the st.
Michaels will do what the otheI
Canadian teams have failed to do thin
season whsn pitted against the et
NickS. The Canucks have . team o.
veterans that has made . notable
record In Canadian hockey circles
This will be the clubs last year II
hockey. reports from Canada say. IN
which event to-nights game will b
one OF the last for the st. Michaei
veterans.
The evening world., 1915-03-16
St0uaU Promises Newark Penndnts
With Team of Ex- Big Leaguers=
BIG LEAGUE PENNAN1
HOPES AS SIZED up
By BUlGER ON TOUR

Bozeman BulCer. The Evening
Worlds baseball expert, u ON AAo
extended tour Of the trainipg
camps Of all the big league clubs.
He will watch the various teams
In practice and size mp In q cffti-
cal, unprejudiced way their psa.
naut hopes and chances. Baseball
has reached the stage where In
terest extends to teams outside The
home cities, 20 with the desire 70
give the fans an experts view OF,
the entire baseball outlook. The
Evening World originated thu
novel series which proved 90 IN.
teresting last spring. The Buleer
stories will give The EveniaG
Worlds readers the only real line
on what may be expected In the
pennant battles to come!
The evening world., 1915-03-16
EDITED BY
ROBERT EDGREN
Ouin,et to Start.
His Golf Season
at Pinehu1.Sts

Francis Ouimet. the famous -,
player Of Massach usetts. stopped oksr
here on hiseway to the championship .
tournament At Pinehurst. He isf'
planning to play over the Pine vaileyli
links In Philly to-day. He expects te-t'
arrive In Pinehurst on Friday. ~ 20.
with the exception Of . couple eess
medal rounds" he said. II have NOT -
had q club In my hand for thsoet
months. You know. I. believe IN tak-e !
ing O rest in winter. for II certainly
does me a world OF good
The champion said he was putting "
a. we'll ~ ever. but thought he wa . :.
little longer In his diving than here =
tofore. Those who have seen him n =
action declare he b several yards -
longer on the tee. rD =
Ouimet LOOKS forward TO- . good 9,
season and 10 out to do a. much - ~
he s1n In the way Of annexing titles. =
He had no comment to make - r. =
oards the new handicap rating list OF u
the United States Golf Associates 4.
ann1nnced Sunday. AZ
The evening world., 1915-03-16
Nrehur Reid 70 Take MhcheH'S JOB
he shs Upper M0nteisir Counsry CIub

Tksrs shifting ~ esM ersssssIeNss
sss ssrs The will shortly b made
6 the pesiea s by Jss Mitchell
uppsr Msrsr Country Club the hsH's club u Jsy
Travsrs.
sshse Marry vsrden Edward Ray from 0We
land the championship At orsskrs
which FraWs's Qvs made hs suddsn issp
ts tame.
Arthur Reid IN ths country for shsr twe TIE
record ne Neds gnornd net Imposing
sudeNsvky hs de&sNs es ether prssssns,s
sssWy changed Jobs orW late d the eesnt Springs
Club will switch ks attentions 10 the Huntington Club THE
The evening world., 1915-03-16
She Has Never Seen q Bout,
and ls Sure She Would Faint
u She Saw Her Brother In the
Ring.

Hf"ELLA what DO you think Of
w my hid sister," said while
Ritohis after the formal.
ities % the Introduction. isn't she .
real bundis % swsstnsssf'' asked the
eenQusror q '.7slsh. the lightweight
champion. ~ hs lovingly put his arm
about hss end drew her toward him.
"AAd che y snly ssvsatssn." oontin.
~ Ritohis N . teasing way. .1
There you 20 asain." mapped
vretty little Josephine etsfens. n
wish yos wouldn't tell everybody my
ass. Why can't you cay I'm twsntyf
I don't vast people 10 believe ! en-
eafy . child. Do you know" sA'd
Aiss otsiIens seriously. "hs always
tells psssls my ass and ! wish be
wouldn't" "
Asy prise Gag artist would b
proud % al sister like Willie Ritohis
has. she u petite and becominsiy
vivaeious. with laughing eyes and
suaail mouth that v very bsoomins
when she pouts. she v darker than
willie, Z brunette. TAsrs 10 . strong
WhiiS SS,tchte snd Dr JefYrex
sssnns6 ovt to The teiephone Ws hao
q ckancs Ia an with NM 0teffen,
shout her famous brother, Her faos
iirhts up when YOU retsr 10 W,Ii.e.
~ 4. "a nroud AZ him. but not Be.
cswss hs A. 4 priss rinG artist
SS1 ~ A. wAv0 vu0naI10 tiN.
.ss.. sS.~ cS.-S NJ ou1S
w Ws.ocJS ~. C
ing." answered Miss Ste1ens when
preoeed tor her views on wines pro.
eooston, nut somenow ] otten wten
that my brother Was not IN the ousi-
ne1. Then. s!ssr an inssatSs
The evening world., 1915-03-16
This Because Pitchers Are More
Advanced Than Their
Team Mates. a

sAvAHsNAA. o.. March -
- ECAUsE his pitchers are fafthsP
10 advanced than hb besssrs.
Manager Donovan Of the Yan-
ksss decided 10 call oa the daily
practice game and put his regulars
through an sxtsndsd batting drill %
they might catch up with the twirisrs.
For nearly two hours Donovan kept
his regulars banging way with the
Yannigans lined up In the field. while
the entire pitching stan was called
into service to supply ammunition 70
the battsrs.
After the regulars had their work.
out Bin took bis youngsters In hand
batting practice. II Was . me. warm
day and . good hot sun loossned up
the sti6 arms and shoulders. Dono.
van expressed an opinion that the
players prontsd moro from the batting
practice than from the practice
games.
A statistical view Of the four prao-
t,ce games played last week by the
Yankees on the Regular w. YaAntgan
plan provides an insy iration for
favorable comment on the training
progress Of the club to date, The
Regulars bested the YanniGans n ev-
cry department Of the sport They
scored q grand total Of Is runs on q
hits. while the Yannigans Tailed but
10 times on ~ hits. Three OF the
games werS,won BY the Regulars and
the other resulted In 4 tie.
Manager Donovan picked his team