davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-02

The N with se4! is exceedingly and also Te make the blouse will be needed 2z y of material P in ks $ in vide yd for the skirt No h = t6a PsSe H Ss bouse pattern S7ss cut z a esoeding sa always pretty dainty tha ot viii be needed yds of material 36 wide K y 4 for the 6chu the figure y of material 36 n 4yda yds with No
 Sas all important sos
 
  for the cufs Tho iu dze
 mailed addsby the Fashion Department aanEfs on recsipt 6ar each 4&~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-02

Mrs. J. R. Schunck left yesterday for Peru, Ind, where she will spend several weeks with relatives and friends
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-02

MT. and Mrs. David Levy returned yesterday to their home in Little Rock, after spending a few days in the city visiting relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-02

Mrs. G. F. Brown of Rison returned home yesterday. after spending few days in the city, the guest of J. J. Harrison and family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-02

Mrs. L. c. Smith of Stevens and Miss Rosa Painter left yesterday for Stevens, where the latter will spend few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-02

Miss Jean Hart and Mrs. James McCammon returned yesterday from Deltaville, Va, where they spent the past several weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-02

Miss Mildred Reeves of Camden, for the past few days the guest of MT. and Mrs. Cliff Reeves of Walnut street, returned home yesterday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
By AUTHORITY.
SEALED TENDERS.

- = +
Sealed tenders win be received up
TO ~ o'clock noon. on the 18th day
Of October, 1915. at the office Of the
Clerk Of the City and County Of Homo
lulu, Room s, Mcintyre building. for
furnishing ali material. tools and Ia.
Dor necessary 20 construct 4 15icot
asphalt Haacadana pavement apprOi-
mafely 0,SS0 feet long, in the District
OF Mahiawa. beginning at Station 90
at the juuct.on q ths man Belt Read
and the road from Naniawa near East.
ner.s; thence alcng the spaiawa road
a distance of approximately ALSO feet
20 the end OF the present asphalt ma
scadam pavement. Beginning at Sta.
ton Al the road will follow. the pre-
sent road nlakai to its intersection
with the main belt road at Station LOS.
Plans, specifications and form OF
proposal may be had lipon application
,snd deposit Of FIVE Dollars lS5 .g0
at the City and County Clerk s office.
The Board OF Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any and all lenders
and To waive aii detects.
ID. EKALAuOKAIIAN1, !
Clerk, City and County OF Honolulu
~ :=-|- II 62SS.l0I = -
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KINGS RANSOM IS
CARRIED BY
VENTURA

Coed. red English gold to the am
ount Of six and a half million dollars.
lIeposes IN the treasure compartment
OF the Oceanic liner Ventura. which
locked at 7:45 O'Clock this morning at
Pier ia. from Australia. g..
There are 263 cases OF English SOW
eretgns on the record shipment, the
largest coming through this port this
Yer to date. AS there are 5000 SOW
ereigns IN each case this makes the
Colds value f1,310,900, or apnrGXi-
mateiy $s.575,000 American money.
The shiDs officers would not tell
; how Ruel gold WAS ca board, nayias
received strict. orders from Capt. III. j.
Bawsen not 10 81 We cut any iIforpa4
tiCn cracerniRg the specie shipments
On the ship. : ne customs house man
Hest, however. showed Tie amount 10
be Us above. 6z III = .
This hugo treasure goes from here
10 the San Francisco mint, where, ae-
cording TO Acting Collector Of Gus
tpns kaymer SHARP. Il win be recotn-
ed Into American gold pieces. and will
be used in paying off Australia's war
debts, for munitions, equipment 'ond
food, to this country. s.+ - p
Prior to tndays shipment the larg
est consignment arriving here was on
the Sonoma, which recently carried
10 the mainland chests of sovereigns
totaling over S., O90, 900.
This shinmanf will hold the rRcortl
for 1915, 1t is generally believed, as
ether reInittances of English gold oil.
ready forwarded on ships of this line
to San Francisco from Australia, with
t0day'G shipment, will have paid off
the majority OF debts owing this conn
try by Australia for munitions OF war,
supplies. equipment and general mer-
chandise
Only one lone passenger came tc.
Honolulu ia the boat He is r. Rob-
Iertson. The ships through passenger
list numbers 20 first cabin, AZ second
and Is steerage.
From Australia the Ventura brought
Ii bags Of mail and 223 tons or freight.
Capt j. II. Dawson, her commander,
reported a pleasant and uneyentful
trip. ].
Among the passengers on board is
ID. II. Curry. an American mining man
OF Rhodesia, South Africa, who is re-
turning to the states with his wife,
and son to stay permanently. war con
.aitions there having made mining OPP
CREATIONS extremely uncertaip and I'M.
profitable for the time.
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SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received up
10 II o'clock noon ON Tuesday, Octo-
Der 10, 1916, at the office of the City
and County Clerk, Room No. 8, Nc
Intyre building, for furnishing the City
and County of Honolulu with one Tan
genital Water Wheel Unit, Governor.
Indicating Instruments, Gate Valves
and Pipe Fittings and one Generator,
Swttchboards and Instruments, on Di-
rect Current EXETER and Rheostats.
all such equipment to be delivered F..
o. b. docks Honolulu.
Plans, specifications and form Of
proposal may be had upon application
and a deposit Of Five As. 100 Dollars
at the office of the City and County
Clerk.
A certified check CT a certificate of
deposit on bank Doing business in
the Territory Of Hawaii, representing
10 per cenI OF the total amount bid
submitted must accompany proposal.
The Beard OF Supervisors reserYeS
the right to reject any and all ten,
derS
D. kALAUOkALANI,
Clerk, City and County OF Honolulu
62SS-10t
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TO- TAKE
MAIL I0C0AST
DECEMBER 8

When the Oceanic liner Ventura
sails for the mainland at 4 O'Clock
this afternoon she will carry no ma {
from the postoffice, but will as usual
take letters left at the office of C..
Brewer 4 Company, LEGAL agents. in
government stamped envelopes.
According 70 Snpt. J. w Robertson
OF Brewer & Company's freight an
shipping department, today, Oceanic
boats will commence carrying mail
from the posteffice to the mainland
when the new seheaule goes into 4ef.
feet "
This means that the first pOStOfficc
nail from here to San Francisco will
he taken by the Ventura on her first
hon voyage under the
new schedule, which calls for her to
leave here for San Francisco Uecenl-
Der 3. On her return from the Aus
tralian run.
Oceanic ships have been bring ne
mail here from San Francisco, but
have not taken it 10 the mainland, be-
cause OF dispute with the postoffice
department at Washington.
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rIssEsaEEs aaRIyED !

Per Oceanic osfmr Ventura, from
Australia, for San Francisco, today
For Honolulu n. Robertson Through:
Miss Helen Bennett, Victor s. Clark,
Mrs. George c. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. H. Curry, Fl. Curry, w. Calvin, Rev.
p. j. Cough, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Henig,
Miss A. HONG, E p. Honghton, Miss
Judge, Jacobs, Miss N. Kearney, Rev.
J. Fl McGloskey, J. w. McWhae, F..
McQuade, General G. Pisanb, Al, Par,
ker, Miss B. r. Spanner, Norman
stevenson, Miss r. Stevenson, Mr. and
Mrs. Turner, r. Turner, Master Turn.
er, s. B. Wight. w. G. Anderson, Mrs.
Lawrence Brinsor and infant, C. W.
Baker, Bleakley,, Mr.. and Mrs. Baker,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Burkett, Master L.
Nv BuTkett, H. Barrett, Harry Brown
Banks, Mrs. crossle, Miss J. Donovan,
ID. ]. b Elliott. G. Eyangelista, Mr..
and Mrs. Toilette, Frank Foley, Mrs.
M. Gardner. Miss Hazel Gray B. w.
Goldstein, Robert Gilmour, John Gil!
mour, Willis Hargrove, P. B. Haeus:
Ter, B. R. Halt N. T. Hail, F. Hamil-
ton, s. HarcoIfrt, Thos. Hardie, Prin.
cess India. ]. B.. Kenny, w. Lister,
John Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. j. E., Nor:
gan, Macpherson, Morris May, P. Nor
ris, Miss Power, C. Pendoek, w. Pen.
dock, d. Patrone, AL Ripon, Miss Ra.
leigh, Miss NJ Raleigh, C.. Ryland, 4.
s. .Rudoysky,s p. A. Rabiza, P. Ste
phens, Mrs. Fl. w. Sharples and in
FAINT, NJ Solomon. l.. Stone. Miss A.
Scott, A. Sinclair, H. Shimlak. Miss d.
Sawyer, j: Taylor, W. Turner, H. c.
Wood, William B. Wade. Oscar Viii.
Hams. -.
Per Ill. str. Claudine, from Maui,
October Miss Julia Hanakalia,
Jchn Fassott, Mrs. E. Faneklier, r. A.
d, ummt nd Mrs. Van Sing. Mrs. Pol.
lister, Miss II. Achang, Mrs. J. F. Mac.
kenzie. Miss II. Hacking, Mrs II. J:
Meyer. Mrs. BOnnell. Masters ,Bonnell
81. F. Hochi. F. y. ChOng, Mrs.
Cheng Kong Fonk. Miss Kim Choy,
Mrs. Cheng Sans You, Mrs. Chong
Kui, Mrs. Hew Chung. Lau Kong, Mrs.
NJ. Kajida, Mrs. Kajida, Mrs.
Morrison and Miss Harrison.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
LOUISE Johnson SAYS. = !
nSHE'S COMING AGAIN
Y TO MAKE HOME HERE

Miss Louise johnson, a niece of II.
Culman, the local jeweler, who recent.
ly returned to her home in Mank lto,
Mimi. after nine months spent IN
Honolulu will join he ''Come-Back'
Club. She says SO in q recent inter
view with the Mankato Review.
Il am going to make my future
home in Honolulu" she tcld that ia
per, and then went on to describe the
beauties of Hawaii in such Il way as
to furnish some excellent advertising
for the islands. r
Miss Johnson made many friends
among the younger set while in ~Ho-
nolulu. She attended Oahu College
and studied music under Prof. Carl
Miltner She was to leave for Boston
to enter the New England Conserya-
tory OF Music under the instruction
OF the German master, Gruenhurg.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
VAUDEvILLEEACTOR
BRINGS SAVINGS IN
:, ~ AUSTRALIAN COINS

Stacks of English sovereigns, to the
amount OF $1,000, Or to be exact, $99S-
40, made the office of Purser Robert S.
Acheson of the Ventura resemble a
bank cashiers cage this morning as
he paid this amount, all in English
gold, TO Gen CT Pisano, a vaudeville
sharp shooter, who is returning from
Australia after going on the circuits
Of that continent. III >
Pisano placed the money, 4208, in
charge of the purser for safe-keeping,
on sailing from Sydney. When he
called for it this morning Purser Ache
son was given q busy half hour, count
ing out the coin Pisano brought gold
here because of 1.-THE high rate OF ex.
change he would have had to pay on
drafts from Australia to banks IN the
states. :3 8 I
As he walkedsdown the gangplank
and was searched by customs inspect
ors,. the gold in his pocket clinked
with a truly Z wealthy sound. He
marched uptown and headed for the
nearest bank to change the money
into travellers checks. L
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
Will -.
BECLOSED PORT
Under new DEAL
lBy Associated Press, J

f. PEK. n. Ghina.--H Is anno"nc"d l,y
the state department that Kiao-cEow
will not be among the ports in Shan
tung province which China will oI}ep
to foreign trade. Under the treaty
agreement With japan that China vii,
confer With the Japanese minister nnH
arrange for the ovcn:p" Of rorts. thF
state department officials and Mr.. 10
Idki have been in conference almoat
daily for several weeks as to the pt rts
which viii be thrown open TO the
world in Shantuny and Inner Mongo
ha Fhe list is awaited with much iu-
terest by businessmen familiar Wis
trade i'm China
I Jehel, in Inner Mo:?Gniic. he Hncient
capital Of China. is another web
known city which the state den lrt
ment has announced will not b~
opened IL is now Of slight CONNER
ciaI Importance as it is o. tie lafl
way, five days By caravan northwes'
of Pekin. The Chinese officials arr
evidently worEing by, process Of elm
inatiCn and their announcements M
to date disclose the nHmCs Of c'tias
which will not be opened. No intima-
ton has been given as to the ports
which viii be opened.
The state department has issued
lists showing the foilowtn" cities i"
Shantung will remain c'Cs"d: !IU mi
Tsingchow, lInchinG. Techow. Tang
chic-kou. Yenchow. Yichow,. Pu shau
kiao-ch0w Cites in Inner Mongolia
which Will not be thrown C2en are
JehOl. i-Chu3n. Sh'a0-hH-!U'. E;ilu
E-in-hsi, Ta-lai. Ching-HenG, p.u~-chlcn
Wu.tau-chcnS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
WILLIAMS BUILDING NEW
HOME IN MANoA VALLEY

Foundation is being laid in Upper
Manoa road for the new home Of J. n.
s. Williams of Davies & Company
which. when completed. will cost in
the neighhorhood of $4,000. E. A. P.
Newcomb is the architect and Bowler
& Ingborsen are the contractors. The
residence will be two stories, "a by So
feet. built In the English Elizabethan
style Of architecture, and gives prom
Use Of being one of the most imposing
and beautiful structures in the valley.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07

Sales Between Boards SO, %
30laa 5; as olaa IS 80, 10 OIaa Ga
so, 80, 200 oiaa 6A;; so olaa 81; IS.
Is olaa 6sss; so Olaa 6N 100, SO, -.
It's, SO olaa z; 10 olaa 71s; so, $50,
Is, 10, 220 McBryde 61k; so McBryde
6s; 80, % McBryde q; Is, 25, 100 Pho
reer %; so, so, 80 Pioneer 251s; Is
H.. C. & S. Co. 35A: Is Haw Pineap-
pie Co. 33A; 30 H b. e II. Co 18st
40, 10, Oahu Sug. Co. 80; $4,000 Oahu
Sug. Co. SIS LOG: $500 Hon. Gas IS
1901 !; 1890 Hilo 1901 SIS 52l1zk. Is.
Session Sales 100 Eva 80; 5 Nc
Bryde s. so, 100, so, so, 100 Olaa IA
100, 100, 100, 100. $50, 100. 80, 100, 100
olaa ~ SO, 50, so Pioneer 2S5z; 100,
100, 50. 30 Waialua "a: 5 Oahu Sug.
Co. ~: is McBryde s.; Is IT. G.. e s..
Co. go: 10 Eva IS; 10 Pioneer %:
30F 0nomea So; 10 Honokaa 81; 80,
IS Waialua 24Ik; so Eva Is; 10 Oahu
Sug. Co. 81; 10 H. B. & M. Co. 1Sz.
( Latest sugar quotations.: So deg.
test, 1854 cents, or $3.50 per ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
POLICE HAD USE FOB
MUCH GAS" ~ MONTH

Gasoline bills to the amount of
$139.45 have been fled with the county
clerk for the month Of September
Highest In the list Is the police de-
parfment with d bill OF s77.75, and
lowest Is the county treasurer with
S1.20 expenditure. The other depart
ments used gas" during the month
as follows Mayor, s11.15;; building
and plumbing inspector, s19.55; juYe-
nile court inspector, $13.75; meat in
spectof, Sits; superintendent Of gov.
eminent lights, $3.50, and liquor in
spectoI, $3.50. y >
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Chiyo Maru from San Francisco
San Francisco and other mail for
the states will leave on the Manoa.
sailing from here next Tuesday.
AtNG o'clcck tDatght lac Hanoa viii
sail for Kabului She will return in
time to sail Tuesday for San F.a :,
cisco.
Due here Saturday morning from
Hilo en- route to San Pedro with
canned pines, the Enterprise will sail
for the southern California port some
time Saturday afternoon.
With 4764 tons CT FREIGHT for to
port, the Matsor steamer Mats MA
wiz arrive from San Francisco Tnes-
day morning She h"s ilI2 tone fnr
Hilo. AS for Per: Alien, and I95 fos
RaanApali.$ - ~ ~
When the Canadian-Austral
steamer Niagara sailed late yesterday
for Sydney. she carried two Honolulu
mon. q r., Knapp and Ralph f. PARK.
inson. who are leaving 10 join the
British army.
g. 3 4 Z -
Having completed coaling her bunk
ers here. the u. SsHaval collier Pro-
teus win probably sail tomorrow for
Olongapo, Philippine islands. She has
10000 t0ns Of coal in her hold for
the naval station there -
: The Japanese freighter Anyo Maru
is due to arrive tomorrow morning at
s O'clock from Yokohama, with 922
tons OF cargo for Hilo. The ship will
sail for that port at noon, taking els
toms officers with her TO inspect cur
go discharging. On
L The Dutca toW-boat Friesland is in
port today, having arrived yesterday,
Is days out from Yokohama Her
skipper is Capt H., J.. Kryner. The
tug may tow the Dutch dredger Sag
scharow to Vladiyostok when she ar
rives from. the canal. 4
Conveying the four X submarines.
here from San Francisco, the u. s.
cruiser Maryland, the Nanshan and
iroqnois. auxiliary vessels, are expect
ed to arrive Wednesday. They LETT
last Sunday, and Lieut.. K. B. Critten-
Ten, commanding the submarine divi-
bion here. expects the voyage will be
made in 10 days. .: ...~ =. -
At noon today no further word had
been. received by James NJ Maecon ell,
Honolulu agent FOR the Marine Under
writers, from the insurance body reIat
tive to the disposal of the Americ an
schooner y. M. Weatherwax which
lies outside the farbor leaking and
having arrived in dis
tress Tuesday morning. She has
about 4G0, 900 feet of lumber on board
1t Is probable the shin will be towed
into the harbor and placed in Rotten
Row. % So 80
Crowded to full capacity, and with
more than 1000 passengers on board.
the r.. K. K. liner Chiyo Maru viii
arrive about s O'clock tomorrow
at Pier Z. according to a. ra-
do received this morning by Castle
e Cooke, local agents. from her com
maAder. The Chiyo has 1867 pass en-.
gers. She win san between and s
o'clock tomorrow afternoon for Yoxo-
hama and the Orient She has no
f1rst-cabin space left, but can take 3
few steerage passengers, from here
= 3. , 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
GARBAGE DEPARTMENT
. DEFICIT LAST MONTH

cu>c: 'rtendc0t Of Clrbl2n +. W.
Aylrtt has inst tp ned in his r,>"rt
cor the month C August. Mr.. AyIetts
report shows total receipts OF si299.15
and total disbursements Of $'GiI&9
This is a difference OF SEAS -.
Receipts are classified with $12h2.50
fC" garbage. end S9G.GJ for tho Px2a-
water. Disbursements ara as follows
Office. $42O.53; stables, $322 -: gar
ha-o. 5000. cXca%ator, $33; truck.
$3.50 and dump, $lnl.
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PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per IL. str. w. G. Hall, for Kauai,
October Mrs. r Richards, Ather-
ton Richards. A. R. Gurrey, P. Spald-
ing. \. W. Dean and Mr. Wolf
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William Kane, driver of the horse.
drawn apparatus Ct the South Orange,
n. j., fire department, beat the auto
mobile rig to 4 fire
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07

The new Coast Guard cutter Ossip-
pee steamed cut Ct the Portland. Me,
harEor for her first trip along the
Maine rcast to the eastward
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
CRY MILL coMPANY, LTo.

Importers or best lumber and building
materials. Prices low, aud We give
your order prompt attention whether
large or small We have built hun
treds of houeses in this city with per,
feet satisfaction. n you want to build
consult us.
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SHIPPING 6WKTERfRoNIlQ FkJ
.HARBOR NOTES

The British steamer Strombas Is
due tomorrow from the canal, for
bunkers from the IRteT-Is!ard
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07

Mail from the coast will arrive to-
morrow morning in the r. X. K. liner
Chiyo Maru from San Francisco
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07

San Francisco and other mail for
the states will leave on the Manoa.
sailing from here next Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MARkET WAS MARROW.
Caution Ascribed TO the Sinking Q
the HesPerian.

New York. Sept. 1.-THE light deal
ings and relatively narrow price
changes accompanying today's market
We're aseribed to caution arising from
the sinking of the British liner He's
perian. Traders Were plainly dispos-
ed to await further details regarding
that episode before making new ccm-
mitments on either side of the ae-
count. Public interest was again lack
ing to a noticeable degree although
much of the days general news was
of q favorable nature.
Conditions affecting the foreign ex-
change market were without materfS@
change, despite the arrival ct Halifax
of another large consig nment of geld
and American securities from LonGon,
making an estimated total of about
$4,000, 900 from that quarter within
on London were light at first, but lat
er they were of sufficient volume to
depress demand sterling almost tnrea
cents under last weeks closing quota
ton. Continental exchange was fr-
regular, francs and Tires also Yield
ing, while marks were more steady
Stocks opened at 1 to 2 point de-
c1ines, rejecting the marked heaviness
OF our securities in London. From
that level there were immediate re-
coveries. followed by another setback
Later the list settled into a state OF
aQatny Win Q646N64 Oh PROFESSIONAL
activity and manipulation in the fl
nal hour.
Notable gains were confined to the
specialties, but even there changes
were limited to a point or there abouts
Exceptions were General Motors, which
rose 1-2 to 249 1-2 and Willys-O v-
erland, rising to 1S8 In the final
dealings Cructble Steel gained to
IS IL, only to close at "a Ia Beth
lehen Steel rose to POI, relinquish-
Ing point at the close. Total sales
of stocks amounted to 800, 600 shares
Sales of bonds for foreign account,
at least they were so regarded be-
cause OF the frequency of future Of
ferings, were larger and broader than
for months past, approxfnating ST.
100000. In addition to these open
transactions, numerous private sales of
these securities, also for European in
terests, were reported.
Advfces from leading centers con-
firm local reports of a steady pSIing
up OF cash. condition which conserv-
atfve banking interests are beginning
10 view with concern, because OF it
tendency towards reckless specula-
ton and inflated values.
The bond market was heavy
throughout total sales. par value, ag-
gregating $2.460,000
United States bonds were unchang-
1 ,e6 on call.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-08
BRAIN vs. Drawn.
College Football Team Gould Beat the
Hussoiest Set Of Wrestiers-Why
Harry Payne Whitney Excsis AZ Pole

There is . belated story of how Ted
Meredith Of the University OF PennEyl-
vania defeated Bill Bingham of Har-
ward In the half, mile race in the In
tercodleGtate championships which
which carries with Il q. lesson valuable
TO paxttc1pate In practically all kinds
OF sport Meredith, Il viii be rennem-
hered won both the quarter and half
mile races. The quarter was won In
his usual style. Meredith allowed one
OF his competitors to go out and make
the pace and then came like a streak
IA the iast furlong and won about As
he pleased
When It came TO the half Meredith
eompaseely reversed the order Of
things He raced at top speed In the
nrst quarter and had all the rest OF
the Held on their toes and practically
beaten. doing the quarter m o,bz He
then stowed down and even allowed q
couple OF his competitors to pass him,
content with the fact that Bingham.
whom alone he feared, was plugging
along In the rear. hopslessly out OF II.
With him disposed OF, Meredith again
sped up IN the last fuTlong. caught and
passed the two who had headed him
for q short distance and won very
cieveRiy without belng exhausted
Meredlth's oxerWhelminE triumph
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-08
Crowned New Tennis Champ



1Tigers.. Lose to Chicago in Exciting
Game.
Chicago, Sept. T-Cfdcago today de-
feated Detroit 10 TO in one or the
most exciting games OF the season. In
the sixth inning the locals punched
hits and this, coupled with the err
ratio fielding OF Witt. Stanage and
Bush. clinched the game. The Tig-
ers infield was taken or its guard In
this inning, jackson and Schalk each
beating out hunts, which should have
been outs. $50
The Tigers played an uphill battle
and In the eighth inning were within
striking distance of tying the score.
Russell was driven on the mound
after one man had counted and two
more were on the paths. Cobb was
the first 10 face Scott, who succeeded
the Texan. and singled to left, scoring
Witt and Bush He reached third
when Fournfer fumbled and scored on
Crawfords double. Crawford however,
spoiled the rally when he tried to
stretch his hit into triple, because
Of the fast fielding OF Fournier, Weav-
er and Johns. Score: