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The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
faURsDAY, JULY 4, isiI.
CUP YACHTS no \
SPEND MONTH <
+. IN RACING

BOSTON. Mass, July l.--ArranSs'
msnts are practically completed fos
the foHy weeks racing betwsen the
Rsselute end the vspitie. and II IL
expected the Arst Of these evsnts
WIN start today or tomoryow. CaDt
Charles rrsAcis Adams will bs a
the wheel Of the Rssoluts and the
vsnitis will be under the direction
oe Capt. "Chris" ChristiAnson. The
two craft we're built . year ago IA
dsfend the cup from the Lipton chal'
lenssr.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
HEAVIES FILL
GOTHAM CARD

NEW YORK. July 1.-The best
heavyweight card New York fans
have had a chance to witness In
months will be staged tonight At Eb-
bets field. Brooklyn. In the hrst 10.
round bout. Gunboat Smith meets
Young Weinert: the second beine
Saylor Frederics and "Boer" Roedel.
and Jim Johnson and Jack Hemple
face each other In the third.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

ntcn sum viii De -IoJtely0O yOxXQ
City OF Detroit In case the ~
fails TO enter into contract, subte<<<
confirmation Of the Common COc11J
within Ave days after the accsUeo1
Of hts tender by the DepArtrqeq4x
The bidder whose teades ~ : =
cepted will be required 10 l0tl1l
with his contract an appr0v4d
company bond TO the CITY ofsDo(
IN the fell amount Of me cUNIy
price for the work coudftfon1d~on1Y
full and faithful performanc& ee,@[
part Of the contract. y. ~
The contractor shall BE- poA1H
bonds for hrst paving. or The ~
eaeae thereof. if yuri1 61nd1 2f6
chased by the sinking Fund CoouI
sionsrs according TO Law, "a. a
No bid will be accepted fr0tn r.
person or nrm who II in arreofG 4
default TO the City 81 Detroit 11 E1
Specification IN details fut ~
above work may be had on oCDI1
ton toGthe secretary - w Z
The Department of Public ~
expressly reserves the r1ght g. ~
any or all propoea1s ~ ~ ..,4:I
All proposals. shall bs nAe9y
esys GEORGE n. yENlx
A.IoIS S~1l4>lIIIIII
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
YEsrERDAY,s HowERs.

HartEeI, Vanks, 81 Shew. Na.
ti0sa1st Gsrdaer, NeA osx, 81
Hess. Athletiesy GilDsre. kaw.
feds. on l.aatte. sssekfe1e'
Gtants, Maeee, Braves, ~ Ale1.
ander. Phl1lIess I.uAesus. PAloIles,
90 Davis. BFavess walsh. Terra
pins, OH Dlcks0u, Plttfeds.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

NEW YORK. July 1.-The base
ball team OF the New York stock ex.
change employees will spend July =
in Sing Sing. No. they haven't com
mitted any crime-they're going to
play the prison nine.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

very rsprshensibIs bit OF bail play
Ing. II 10 to be hoped that more Of
II will BE- INDUCED In this week.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
ToAmvss Gs~es-
international League.
STANDING.

YesterAay's Resw,ts.
Providence T. Jersey City, 3.
Buffalo. 3: Rochester. 3.
Montreal 8: Toronto. I.
Richmond. 6: Newark. 4.
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Harness Racing

At CHATHAM.
3sS0 Pace, Prsse Q2oo (u00nlsse1
TuesAsyD.
Rose Eel billiard. q. m. (Bar-
Hal Actor. br.. h, ijcns:jj..... I :
Disy r.. ch. m. (Moore). ..... 3 DR.
Billy ~, b. g.. (Trudelll ..... Z dr.
Harold billiard. br. h. (rruaD DR.
Birdie Hal. pr. m. (Colly). .dt
Miss Trampfast, =. m. tcrum-
Lonsboat. b. 9. iMooi:jj.......o or
Time-i;0sE. i:osK. i:osk.
$40 r'ss' re: r.:.a!ss. 80 'u.as''sss
Eel Direct. gr b. tcrum-
jack Johnson. blk. h. tFism-
The indian b. h. iSobiii:;j;...... . ] sdr
Bonnie Cope. b. m. (McCalD.. Q edr
Blue Line. b. h. tJones). ..... 3 DR.
Rouse's Point Boy, b. 9.
r1rI%as.s.les;,iX. :::iiiis.. .:iix.
3s10 Peee, PuFse ol0o. ~
All Direct. bik. h. (Jonss)... " 4
Birdie Welch b. m. (Fism-
A. d. C.. ). :. iiF;airb:niis)'.'....
Mary Peters. b. m. (Crum-
Free Free Bond ana ID. clair. w.,:
both drawn before the race CONF
Tims-2;sss<. s:son. s:isA.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
STANDINGS
National League.

Yeste rday's Results.
FIRST GAME.
Chicago. o q . q 0 o o o o. o 3 2
Cincin'au 0t 90 1 o 0 ii ?
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Pierce and
Archer: Dale and wingo. Empires
KLEIN and E.mslie.
SECOND GAME
Chicago. all !
Cin'nati. 60 o o o 0 O a. o .
Batteries--Chency and Bresnahan: I:
Schneide-. Lear and wingo. Um-
pires-klem and Emslie
FIRST GAME.
Innings Z 5 6 7S9 r n r.
Pitt'burgh o o q o o 0 o o. 3 q
81. Louis 0 0 90 l Q q - 2
Batteries-Adams and Gibson;
Doak and Snyder. umpires-ouig-
Icy and O-th.
SECOND CAME
Innings .12a45s7 s9ie r. n T.
ST Louis. i oocYSoSo o-s's i
Rattcries--M -McQuillen and Schang:
Saliee and Gonzales. umpires-Orth
and Ouiglcy.
New York o 0 0 o 0 o 0 o. /
BROOKLYN 90 n o & e. 10 /
Batterics--M Marquard and Meyers:
Pferer and McCarty. Umpires-Hart
and RiEler
Innings. 2 sIss RH r
Bostcn., o 0 o l : o o. 2 .
Phiia'ph'a O q , | 0 q o s--sI0 4
Batteries--Davis and Gowdy Alex.
ander and Killifer. Umpires-Byron
and Eason.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

Yseseplay's 1seslts.
Inninga 3lsSi1 RHE
Nsw York D 2 0 o : o 0 80 0
Bcttsriss-Shaw. Hopper and Hen
ry: Warhop and Sweeney Umpires
--OLoughiin and HiIdehrand.
FIRST GAME.
Inninas. 2s!ss7e9 RI y
Boston. go I 0s o 10 II z
Battsries--Haas, Bush. Davies and
Lapp and Henner: Foster. Collins
and Carrisan and Thomas. Umpircs
--Nalltn and Dineen.
SECOND GAME
sss.,ss,sai. ss.ses,,. ssdtisG :--,oi, !
Bstteries--Bressler.y -wyckon and
Cady. tmpires--Dinsen and Nal,in.
Innings. tSs7 s. Ri Z
chicaGo.. isiisoc = si. !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. James. Koob.
Iseverenx and Agnew and SEVERED:
hens and schalk nnd DAILY. Umpires
-Evans and Chill.
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Total beses-Dctrott 16, Cleveland
Sacrifice hits-cobb. Bush. stesn
Stolen bases.Burns: steen. - ching
on Mitchell In Z innings: hit and
times at bat on Harstad In ! inning
Two-basc hlts--Jackson. Crawford
Thrss.es's hitsIvits 2 crswford;
!o'Nsiii D.; Sy Miichsii i 2BurssS; Bs1G by
on steen > ichspmsn.. MitcheiiJ; on
." ''snss srsors-!bssrois 2.ft rss on bases ss:s
|-Detroit 9. Cleveland 9. Time--f
hours. Umpires-wsiiacs and Com
molly. Attendance-3s6e.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

..c. s.r'sS'r;;, ss!';., a.. :s;s 9 !,
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

IIIf
q ! -
49,
S1SSS 9+ "
"a a ssaI n
=. ..,
eursss "a
=. stt!S n ~ T.. |i
furrisS i X
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Ell: Ell: lsss sss5ssit ssis
anx -, S.1 y,
~ iiSSSi ~ * ~
ola Medina 6nfS -
r0FLA
80. 80. llz. .2|. I .l3 .I,.
ssss ~, = S3I u .y ~ l<l be |I|
tn::... STREET n y
erSts - ~. ~ ~
crete feunds (Sse J1S
- tSS.Sy RW<< ~ yI4<ss I-|
NJ ~:
y, 8 s'j:s I!s3
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crete {H6< 6<4S2f
crete ford III 11 S11
~ ss169l 1
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xTYISS 4 " n
"a! |(I
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eoncrss. Sssss ,svssc ssSsss s!|:
10 iinssi 3S5k ~ ~
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crete psyinG. sy I '':! ]Z)
e.bl euble yards 81
behind eyYo. n: N N N 1E7|
- llns6I feo& ~ 1G1
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crete p9xine " (. { ~, u. J. I;
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! In. SlA Y: u S1
IL cubic yar6n o4eSS5 ~
1874 sousro Tar1S oS11S5
crete 81 ving. = B. n 7s Y 'z5s25E
go cubic yarda ocaar68S
behind eurb. "a h : q Is 4 ,,' rs D 55
80 jtneal feet of. rotSfnf6
old Me6inS cur6 6av ~ -GS7
-, ~ Y ,.s.' I. n ss5$||
A1.I.EY xI8 1
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20l cubic yoroo 4xGovo&l4
73S.e0 square yards oo6~4o0
crete paving. & ef@51
43s ltnsaf feet ~ rot11n1o
In. = Z IN, s \; y ~ u z 'ss7'Qz:l y
C1sy <R
cubic yaPdn ax0avntin 4& s..>I z2
21sS soisare vSr6s Ss1S- ~ ~:
cret0 oaVfnR 3 III rs, ~. "A, <,7'1tF ,I..z
OS{ cubic Ards c00cPnkN ~
. = -
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
FERDINAND AVE. (Paving)
LAYTON AVE. (Paving) }
Assesspest Estimates.

s2O2 cubic yards excavation.
(new) straight.
l(0e.sT square yards ssphaitic con
crete natural lake asphalD on con-
crete foundation paving
sik3 cubic Yards concrete under
and behind curb.
City Estimates.
sat cubic yards excavation.
(straightb.
SsS.si iinsai feet Of rev curbstons
In fea--r r. io--l0' n Med) circles
fuvpishcd by contractor.
isss,sa saucr; y.rd: sg'ss sspns'sie scn
crete foundation pavinG. "
,s1i cubic yards concrete under
sSs iissai feet Of retaininR stone
old Medina curb may be used.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

..s:,:: ;::i e.. ysss I: A:,; e a: ne; .
form tor such lists i sSouid s. hsSSsS
IN early: that the rsesipss msy ss
percentage Il, s6ded AuGust arst,
The delay or taxpayers In furnteh-
inG their lists Will not save them the
addition the law imposes.
MAX G. KOCH,
City Treasurer
Rooms 204.5 City Hall
A-lk0e
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

~-a'~o-~~ No. 263-A.
AN ORDINANCE % eaeuA sn oe1s.
nanee eat1t1ea "Aa ee1luauee -
ef SHs Con1lIeA OrAsssseSS Sss ~
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
GENERAL CITY TAXES
FOR 1913

City OF Detroit. once Of the City
Treasurer. Detroit. July I. 1918.
Notice 10 hereby given that tbs
general tax rolls Of the City OF De-
trolt for the year 1918 have been -ds--
pUsfted IN this office, and that the
omoupt of taxes therein assessed and
specified are due, and may be paid at
any time before the
3lst Day Of December Next
No ADDITION will be made to taxes
paid before the hrst day OF August
next, but an addition OF one per cent
Of every unpaid tax will be made
thereto on that day. and 4 like ad-
4ition OF one per cent every thirtieth
sAail amount 20 . pei. cent Of said tax
Provided, however, that when . per-
nth day Of July. hand to the City
Treasurer . Hat Of the property on
2hAii Pc unable to pay such tAxes be-
fore the hfst day Of August, on ac-
count Of . pressure OF business "
Z pays ssiS iSsss 81 ne tenth dsy Of Of
Fcrtiss handling ip iis,s Of descrip.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
Federal League.


YestePday's Resu1ts.
Buffalo. q. st. Louis l.
Pittsburgh. g; Baltimore. l.
Chicago. Z: Newark. 8 G2 inninss).
Kansas City, IL; brooklyn. ?.
Today1 Games,
Pittsburgh at Baltimore (two
games).
81. Louis at buffalo 1.-TWO games).
Chicago at Newark
Kansas City at brooklyn (two
games).
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

wv
Detroit. June 30. 1915.
To All Whom IL May Concern:
Common Council you are required 10
nstSrsi stone, art araiaessif stone .ssnsS Dr'cEl
or concrete sidewalk. crosswaik or
6rivsway. SSceorrdins to specineationl
PSSe work. tns ana sppsov.d 5,
Common Council.
EAST SIDE-BOOK b.
Cd Sy.nas ON tho in west fssn, side ns !. Of Drsks
ssrs ssrsd lots Sss oIr,Pa,rtt:: e 9 lot: NUN,
lao between Freud avenue and
Essex avenue. Jefferson Park
sub Of the Jefferson Park
ta) On the north side Of Jefferson
avenue In front OF or adjoin-
nasmsssea %s sSss '0!i g. '5 PARE u. e 'Ss: Ss
tween. Parker avenue and
sS'ns'e ssb % loss ss'ss' ,s s"Fss Fs q ana M:
81. Van Dyke Farm.
(3) On the west side of Le May
street in front OF or adjoining
ssred G Iss 01 i5a ass be,~e.n Ue not; wss.a. s%
strest Eureka Sub. Of part of
EAST SIDE--BOOK C.
" g" sy.uas the a'qs s.cns s; q q .s,s: sSs:.
nasmssrsd "s s q i Sstvssn s:st x.nw.ii "a ,Si
avenue and Van Dyke avenue.
r:n sss'h bsk. sSG farm 11 lS.' p q = s!s !hcd H.
CD On the south side Of Forest
such lots or parts OF lots mum.
bsred 10, Il. eetwsen saidwin
csespe ~ Hsnmon's farm ss'ISfS saS. of ay'rusi ps.s
(O On the north side Of oratiot
avenue In front OF or adjoinine 8
such lots or parts of lots num-
s;.ss s;ssssd e. & of vs. ". ,is,c iGc e. T.. Of be- 2
BELLEVUE avenue lying n. OF
Farm :. c. SN of 'isS,s,s dsS,ios
'" avenue in front Of or sdjoin.
nSmbered west Between NC. &c.
Clcllan Avenue and Cooper
svtnusii sus' eii ,o,: ,ot:ssfi 81 aSad Sd sgrssfnwS. e.
z. of9Fec. M'fsn,s sse Ss,' OF Dar' Of R.
(D On the north side Of Mack
avsnpe in front OF or adjoln-
nanSsT.s i"s sSsS Gt sst~se:n ct s:ntM M.'dru Sd Ss
aysnue and Mt. Elliott avenue.
sss sSS ,S Of . lots =, e.. and .ssea arr A. ts' -
lots 2s and 81. Meldrum farm.
go On the north side OF Mack ave.
nu. in front Of Or adjoinins
sSmserss sSSn lSs 40 between E.s: S..utsls 81 III
sub OF lot: g and ,.nl the
1850 q! Of s: the W: $3.50 $50 y; y;
lots a. and a. Mei@rum farm.
nue. IN front of or adjoining
sueh such iot or part St Iot nun. nun.
winkle's pS ntR,S SUB, OF fVsSs''i io,s /, l. ..
g.. 3, ~, IL. 1e and N. ll2.0S -.
e. 10. Il q Creme 4 we''on''
co. ON tho north :id. of rh.9der.
bered Vacated -strss.~Setwssn
sxsnn sssua.it s,,S svs1Ss and ,h M; ',ioss nsts
Of o. !. 81. Msidrum farm. p.
c. Is.
WEST SIDE-BOOK c.
CD On west side Of Ciippert ave-
nue. In front of or adjoinino 3
ouch lot or part Of lot mum.
fnx:n.S n.s;.. and and :; Edr:rss r:rs =, 'iss;s Z
7is q Of Michigan svenue.
60 On the east aide of Junction
Avenue % IN , front Of or sS'oI,n;;
numbered i6, tetwsen Anthor
street and WABASH n. r., .pia,
Of the Sub. Of o. l. No. . p
t0 On Il The ~ north sid. OF For.
street In front Of or adjoining
such lot OF part OF let mum:
and Essd'nsnS Io.. Z. ana 'iuses re cr1si 10. OF
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

Detroit. June 80. 1915.
To All Whom II May Concern:
Take notice that by order OF the
Common Council you are required 70
ScnnsrucI, spnnur reeonsstruct or put 20
natural stone. srsineisi stone. essnsSl U's /
or concrete sidewalk. crosswaik or
driveway. according to specinca tions
prepared BY the. Commissioners OF
Common Council
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

TosNy'. Games.
81. Louis at Cincinnati.
New York ut brooklyn.
Boston at Phila delphia.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

DEPT. or pvsLlc WORKS
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
500 (Paving)

In block between Canton and Helen,
fr ON the north line Of Kercheval 10
the south line OF Waterloo, IS feet
wide. with new paving one-coursc
concrete.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
LAWTON AVE. (Pavingl

From the north curb line OF 10th
rop to the south curb line OF Maid
stone. 26 feet wide. with asphaltic
concrete natural lake asphalt) on
concrete foundation and Berea, Me-
dina or any other curbstone that may
be bid upon and ordered.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

An UHDINANuE 70 o1cwa bec.
Complied Opdinanees of the City
Of Detrelt for the year 1919 ~
amended.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
POPLAR ST. (Paving)

From the west line Of wabash to
the east line OF MAybury, IS feet
Wide; with ssphaltic concrete snatvr-
tion and Berea, Medina or any other
curbstone that may be bid upon and
ordered.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
DUNEDIN ST. (Paving)

From the north line or West Grand
Boulevard to the south curb line OF
LaSalle Gardens South. 20 feet wide.
with asphaltic concrete natural lake
ssphalt) on concrete foundation and
Amherst curbOtOne
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

From the west line Of Junction TO
the east curb line Of Campbell. 16
feet wide, with asphaltic concrete
foundation and Berea. Medina or any
other curbstone that may be bid up
ON and ordered
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-03-23
To BOOST
WEARING COTTON
Textile Association in June To
Give a Good Display of "Nade
in The South
dorothy Mitchell.l

From the information given o.-
the Southern Textile Associated
which is q Southern organization -
most Of the Southern mills. as well a.
editors Of textile publications. a GOOD
display Of cotton goods Made in fbe
South will be Worn by the members
in attendance at the meeting Of ~
association in Asheville, which viii he
held on June 20 and &c. The meeting
is being looked forward TO with q good
deal Of interest in the various mate
rails that will be worn BY horh
women and men Of goods manufac-
tured in the South. The president az
the association, Mr.. A. 3. Carter, has
stated that he will be there in cottap
from his head to his heels, as well a.
other Of the leading members.
Owing to the fact that an Atlan5a
firm, the j. X. Orr Shoe Compan1
has made a shoe Of all cotton material
except the rubber heel. the sole being
made from cotton betting. and that
this shoe is said to be much superior
for lasting qualities TO the Ordinar
leather soles, it is quite likely thai
there will be a number OF pairs of
shoes worn which were MADE in the
South and from cotton material.
The idea of getting the WOne ana
men to wear cotton when the a~ssocia-
ton was in session is due 20 Mrs
Ethel Thomas on the staff OF The
Mill News and through her efforts
several mill men have been solicited
and offered to maxi contributions for
cash prizes to be offered for the best
| dresses made from Southern cotton
goods and worn by the women who
attend the meeting. AS all Of the
funds have not come in, il has been
Impossible to secure the list Of prizes
to be offered.
AS Asheville is u popular summer
resort where people flock from all
over the South and many points in the
North, it is a very desirable place ta
show Southern wearing materials, ana
a lively campaign Will be started to
induce as many women as possible to
attend the meeting and wear cotton
dresses for the occasion. Many Of the
tourists who come to spend the sum
merS in ASheville never saw q stalk OF
cotton and the assembly halls Of tht
association will be q rather interesting
place for some of these tourists who
desire to see a good display of cotton
dresses.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-03-23
UNDER FIRE AT DUNkIKks
Mary X. RhineharJ, Playwright,
Watched Aero Bombs Stay.
" York Special to WaShin
Post

(New York Special to washington
Direct from the battle front 10
France, Mrs. Mary Robert Rhinehart.
playwright and magazine writer, re-
turned today from Europe on tina
White Star liner Arabic. Mrs. Rhine
hart had a number Of thrilling adyeh*
lures in the battle zone, and gave q
graphic story OF her experience.
4 was dining in a hotel in DunkIrk
one day when the proprietor rushed
in and said that the city was being
writer. "Mose OF the people took
refuge in cellars, but a few others ana
myself stood in a hallway and watch
ed the proceedings. Sixty-siX bombs
were hurled by the German aviators.
n a number OF noncombatants we're
killed.
ut was my good fortune TO visit
King Albert Of Belgium in the Bel.
gian trenches. The king, who recelV..
ed me kindly, is the life and soul OF
a broken-hearted people, II ne =
their guiding spirit. Only a pathetic
little triangle Of Belgian soil is un-
trammeled by the foot Of the invaders
The town l visited. Lipin, is the only
one Of any size in his Triangle tna'
has not been shelled.
The Germans do not shell IT De-
cause Queen Elizabeth Of Belgium
whoi s a Bavarian princess. lives
there, and the Teutons show her that
respect because Of her BavarlaL
blood.
while I was in the trenches ]
heard a sudden volley OF firing.
later found hat the Belgians mac
hung a number OF tin cans, partly
filled with stones. upon their barbeo
wire entanglements. 50 that the.
would rattle and sound an alarm II
the Germans tried to advance agalhSt
the Belgian lines.
"A Belgian soldier, for a joke, mao
tied a string to one Of the cans ano
ratified it. This started the men IL
the trenches to firing, and the Ger
mans replied, the bullets rafting
around u.s."
Mrs. Rhinehart crossed the channei
four times, each trip being fraughr
with danger.
The Arabic brought the biggest car
go Of mail ever carried by a single
ship across the Atlantic. There were
300 passengers on the ship.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-03-23
Wheatly- Whitehurst

Beaufort, Marchi 20.-A maria 90
which was q surprise v to the most
intimate TRENDS of the principals in
Rev. c. H. Trueblood Wedraeder
night, Miss Bertha Lee Whitebnrst
sister Of Postmaster G. w. Whifehurst
and Raymond Wheatly being tha 60
tracing parties. The room 10 .
young civil engineer. Mr.. and Mrs
Mneaty VIII make their home in this
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-03-23

An exhibit at q South Paris (Me.)
Tair was a homespun blanket, MADE
116 years ago by the grandmother o.
Adney r. Tuell.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
JACKRABBITS
lppcrsOn Bros. Have Been Pushing
This Car Since 1893 and Now Call II
Wizard Of the Hills"

Appcrsou brothers Automobile com
puul pioneer builders ur America.
have established 20 branch here for the
disubulluu of their ears over okla
homu The local branch Will be known
us the Appcrsou Motor Sales company
and win be- managed hy o. =. tulH
han and -. T. Edwards They have
secured quarters at 1l3 North Brund
way where they are expecting to re-
oriNr a shipment " cars this week.
The Appcr>un Brothers huyc been
building aud selling automobiles since
ls03 and to-day the Jackrubhit is con
>ilrrcd to hr one of the best nrs iu
Nmwicu They are milking Hight four
cylinder ear and two skies. both. I'm ayr
nud seven passengers. This ear Is
known us The Wizard of the Ili.l-"
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KING EMANUEL APPOINTED
CORPORAL IN FAMED COMPANY

MAR-IIllES. France June g.
Lieutenant uruuus-c commanding the
third /mv nt Couslnutlnoplr Al.
rcrin h. ppulnted King Victor Em
manuel H Italy third corporal IN the
first -r..n first company, first bat
mIim of .n regiment rank the
king nthcr was given on the
might .. 'm battle Palcslru.
Tur Nu.n.aus were defeated AT Pm
lr.tu NuJwr /. 1850 10y the
lrrmN u italian allies
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WHITE NNO TRENCH CHAMP
TO FIGHT IN BOSTON on STH

CUC..u June 3 Charley White
of rn... ,ls matched tudu, tu box
|"kd. Im0,, lightweight champion
los Fran 100 rounds Iu Boston June
Is Th. .ocd to weigh la3 pounds
Tao 3 o..uU white has won his last
five r..f..' with kru-kUUte
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4 man Hikes to pose ns pillar or
somc church when me- IS candidate
for office.
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PARIS TcN, June 3 Hy taking
both ends Of douhlc.hcudcr from
Muskogcc here this afternoon the lo-
cal team stepped into third place The
scores were I to and > to I. respect
lively Fast fielding by both clubs f"u-
mrcd the first game two double plays
by each team being pulled Phillips
allowed ten hits. but was successful
In keeping them widely scattered
kimhull weakened In the last round
~ the second game aud the visitors
succeeded In scoring four runs
The score r. II T.
Muskogcc O.. o.. 900 Too uUO IN I
Paris %. ......U22 OOO OO' S /
Second Game
The score RII T..
Mu,kogcc o.. ,...OOO OOO OOl 4 q /
Paris .. .......2Ou OOl 1u s /
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Losing Streak Broken

SHERMAN Ten June % Scoring
her first run In forty innings OF p'."
IN the fourth Inning Of Wcdursla~
game Sherman broke her Iu,ius
streak and defeated the Twins In the
first Of the SERIES by score Of ! tu
g. Luhrscn pitcher from Little Rock
did mound duty for the locals for scy.
en Innings His control was good aud
he used some good hrudwork The II
nal three frames were hurled 10y Ray
who never allowed n hit
The score II II T.
Fort Smith O.. 200 OlO 2Op-3 T -
Sherman o.. ....OOO 30 OU'-Hl S 4
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NrAlcgicr q oklahoma city %
Paris b. Muskugcr -
sherman T. Fort Smith o
urnl~on 2. Tulsa !
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Games TODAY

Games TODAY
Oklahoma Clty M MuAlrslrr
IuIsu nt pcnlsou
Fort Smith ut Sherman
MuskuCrr ut Paris
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-14
NEWS NOTES

Four OF five tents went up m one place in che last twenty-four hours with something like elongated tooth. picks for ridge poles. The next big wind may have some fun
 pr. (. r. Davies Of Jacksonville Florida. has arrived in Seward uao will settle down here.
 Owing Co press of business Joe Campbell, has resigned the captaincy of the Federal baseball team. No one has been appointed Co the place yet but it is said that Frank Burlcy wiI. be chosen Co lead the new crowd
 Thomas Martlnda,c the noted hunt cr. went west on the santa Ana to- day on a hunting trip He will fol- low bears chiefly. Mr. NartiujaIe has written a book abou, Alaska life and is said Co have che writing or another in contemplation.
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-14
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