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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-07
VuOSikOkOuksen ilmOitus.

Calumetin Ev. Luth. Kansal-
lisseuraukunnan vuosikokous pi-
detaan kirkon haalissa sunnun-
taina 10 p. tammikuuta v. 1915.
Kokous alkaa klo 9 e. pp., joten
kutsutaan mics ia naishenkil0i-
ia saapumaan kokoukseen kes-
kustelemaan ia paattamaan seu-
rakunnalle kuuluvista asioista ia
my0s valitsemaan virkakunta al
kavalle vuodelle.
Calumet, Mich. jouluk. Fl p.
1914.
Seurakunnan puolesta:
John A. Palmer, esimies.
Isack Lundgren, kirjuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-07
SumaIanpaIpelufTia pioet6 an Serieu
Gitps1d, u. q

SumaIanpalueIufiia pioetS an Serisu
Gitpsid, u. =
iofaiiena iunnuntaina flo 5 pp
Rippiftrfto pibetdda tuutauber
e~nHmdiIerd Funnunto,ra
Vdor'Ipli,ton iliorn'etot oleawa1
idnnuntoiiin flo ~ i'll trfoeIo
Gbeeiunt ON ia 6eurp il tmlmocia
Snmoin ruomotun Ieiups iofu toinet
urstai itu perheieiG
Smpeluieurnn fotouiIet on iofo
toreroi tio 2:l,a perle,s.d.
Ynbifonlu pioetddn ictl iunumn
tai flo 2 pdinnud t~oistuiietii poppi
laeIn
Seurufunnou ia giuor I%oliiton H.
to mat p,oeI6d1 tuutonben t~oiIeno
la%uontutna, Slinton i, 9ranb Il,
fulmoefu nItao II, \ italia
yiep u cbelIesio, " y iofo tuu'
fouoen mitmeiienG iunnuntoina @,
p. ebtoolIiien fons f 8 30 iualo
81 ceppoo afp. Sub tirtos5a 10
iotd totren torstoi raomotun Ielitps
iamosfd ~poitosia Flo 8 italia.
SmpeluIeuran fofoue iofa tprstai
toiStuii I'll W,rs. .. Simrien luono
tlo 2 p
Gotsfiu, u y iotn tuufauben
eolmontena tiietoina Flo 10 ia 9
pdinGu6
Muisia poitoisIa eri iImoimfleu
m%utaon,
Eultao, tunlfaa ia td.fet1G!
Sobn 6uofnna,
40 Stesman Il. Seriep SIN, %. y
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-07
RukOuksesta.

Rukouksesta (ulkopuolella il
mestysta) Ell kasiteta min paljon
Jumalalta pyytamiseksi, jotain
saadaksemme hanelta, vaan sta
pidetaan neutrality-suspicious..
joka ylentaa, jalostaa ia lohdst-
taa. Sc on yksinpuhelua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-07
HARBOR, O.

Tammik. A p. 1915.
Elamme vuosien vaiheessa.
Tahan aikaan on tapana seura-
kunnilla ia yhdistyksilla pitaa
vuosikokouksensa. Tata yleista
tapaa noudattaen takalaisen
Kansallisseurakunnankin piiris-
sd vuosikokouksia naina paivina
pidetty.
Nuorisoliittomme vuosikokous
oil taman joulukuun % pna. Sc
alkoi klo 8 italia ia paattyi klo
10 seutuissa. Kokous pidettiin
kirkkomme alakerrassa. Kokous-
ia pidettiin kahvip0ydan aares-
sd. Samalla kuhn nautittiin
p6ydan antimista keskusteltiin
asioista. Aluksi luki past. Met
tinen Raamattua ia johti ruko-
unseen. Laulettiin y%hteislauiu.
Puheenjohtajana toimi liiton e.
SHINES Vihtori Moisio, kirjurina
kokouksessa valittu valiaikainen
kirjuri Emil Lundi. Valittiin
vuodeksi 1915 virkailijat. Esi-
mieheksi tuli Vihtori Moisio, va
ralle Fanni Miettinen. P0ytakir-
juriksi, urkuriksi ia liiton kir-
jeenvaihtajaksi valittiin Olga
Palo, rahastonkirjuriksi John
Purtilo ia Observation-Disclosures
Oskar Lundi. Kolehdin keraa-
jaksi tuli Matt Uitto ia lammit-
t;ijaksi Richard Purtilo. 'rileja
tarkastamaan valittiin j. H.
Lundi ia P. Miettinen. Liitcn
siann0llisissa kokouksissa tuli-
vat toistaiseksi ohjelmaosastoja
iohtamaan Aino .Asunmaa. Sand
IA llcrlevi ia Ellen Heino.
Liiton vuosiiuhla paatettiin
pitaa ensi tulevan helmikuun Fl
pna runsaalla ohjelmalla. Ohjel-
masta huolta pit;imaan vuosijuh-
liam valittiin kimitea. Ser Ja-
seniksi tulivat Oskar Lundi, Fan
nj Miettinen ia Pekka Miettinei,.
Tilaisuuteen paatettiin kutsua
useita paikkakunnan ia lahiseu-
dun kristillisia nuorisoyhdistyk-
STA.
Liitolla oil tuloja Wine toimin-
tavuotena 252 doll. SO centtia,
edellisen vuoden jaann0sta 81
doll. 5 centtia. Yhteensa 283
doll. SO centtia. Menoja samalla
ajalla oil 279 doll. sc centtia. Nyt
rahaa kassassa A doll. IL centtia.
Suurimmat menot liitolle ovat
!johtuneet siita, eta Sc vahan
valiin on lahjoittanut kaikki va
ransa sen seurakunnan tarpei-
sim, jonka keskuudessa Sc tot
mil. lama edella kerrottu vuo-
sikokous paatettiin rukouksella
ia virrenveisuulla.
Observation-Disclosures vuo-
sikokous pidettiin taman joulu-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-07

toou Ie" tunsi, t.o 10 ap. ~
iaoraa flo z Ill.
R%uutanben t~oifera fnnnuntni,
iumolaupolWeMs flo 10 ap. Sel
rntunnan iItoma woibielewona Oh
IeImaua Flo 7 ip.
2uutuuoen tclmonteuo funnun
latna iumolonpolpelnS flo 10 op
easien obielmototous flo Z ~.
2uutauoen neIidctend Iunnuntoi
na iumalanpolneluS tlo 10 op
Nuorifoliiton iItomo monipupliicu,
obieimo la Flo z ip.
xauluborioitufiet pibetddn. {.
titstai Tito tlo 1870.
Sunnuntaifoulua pibeiX6n ..
unnuntoi. Ref6fuun 1:std pdi,o, O
loeatuun 1:Ieen pditpddn, oltuer
tonlu Flo 9 aomuua. Gotifum
I:Sto potfpoetd te1dtuuu l:leen pot
tpddn oltaa foulu Flo l pdtpdl,n
Semrafunnan fuutauIifofous pi
betddn iota fmufouben enfimd iert
maanantaina tlo 1:3O ip.
Nuorifolitton tuufaufitofouS pibe
tddn iota tuutauben tolmah"n,
periontoina Flo 1880 ip.
Wtor'b orosla. u. $, Trohsin.
S'5ptaiamisia ia Wapnartieia,
Was5., 5opimufIen mutaan.
Wtatti MiSfo ri,
40 Sobnion Il.
Sndburs, Wtosi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-07
WENT ATHENS, N. Y.

Joulua on juhlittu taallakin,
vaikka joukkomme on pieni. Jou-
~luaattona oil taalla pastori Haa-
kama Jumalan sanaa puhumassa,
Jouluiltana kokoonnuttiin joulu-
kuuselle John Hautaviidan ia
lolle. Iloitiin naissa tilaisuuksis-
sa, kun saatiin kuulla todistuksia
eta nellie on syntynyt Vapah.
taja. Satin kuulla todistuksis
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-07
SddnnSuilet iumaIanpalmelutIet
Sanaba, Ont:

@anaba, Ont:
BORT artburisIa funfin fumfoubeu
enfmdKend funnuntaina s.. Gbt.
tonSia flc 10 aom., iamoin fuufou
ben f~olmantena iunnuntaina Flo 10
oom. Ia tirtonbaaliIIa iofa iunnun.
tai-iita clio 8.
Sort Winiomiafa, funfin fuufou.
ben enimdifend ia foImantena FUN.
niuiaina tlo 3 ip. iefd toi5ena Ia
nelidntend Sunnuntoina Flo 10 aa'
mutio.
Sumaianpatspelutiet muisia poi
toiSfa eri umoitueten mueoan.
Sunnuntaitoulut BORT NrtburieIo
ia. Sort Win'omisIa Ito 1870 ip.
5 n%rpiIoinen.
26e T9ilSun Il.
BORT Nr.hur, Ont. Son.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-07

SaarnOja tammikuun alussa:
z p. Eaglessa Charles Hillin
t. klo 10 ap. ia klo 2 ip.
10 p. Thompsonin k. kirkossa
klo 10 ap. ia Cloquetissa suom.
kirkossa klo 1913 ip.
E. v. Niemi.
Bell Puhelin 81
Thompson, MINI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-07
Observation-Disclosures tammi-

Jumalanpalveluksia tammi-
kuulla.
Uudenvuoden aatto-iltana Su-
sijarven kirkossa klo 7.30 ia Uu-
denvuoden paivana klo 10 a. p.
ia sunnuntaina 8 p. Herran eh-
toollisen julia klo 10 a. p. Mutt
seuratilaisuudet sovitaan stella.
3 p. Green Valleyssa, koululla
Herran ehtoollisen julia klo 8 i.
paivalla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-07
KUULUTUS.

Minersvillen seurakunnan ko-
kous pidetaan Sam Peltosen ia
lola tammikuun 10 p. klo l pal
valla. Tulkaa kaikki!
Sam. Peltonen, esimies,
John Vuorinen, kirjuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-07

Jumalanpalveluksia ia hartaus-
hetkia FairpOrtissa, o. tammi-
kuulla:
Torstaina, IA pna klo 7 italia
(hartaushetken jalkeen seura-
human vuosikokous).
Perjantaina, Is pna klo 1913 i'll.
ia klo Z i'll.
Sunnuntaina, II pna klo 10 ap.
ia klo 7 i'll.
Torstaina, % pna klo 1873 i'll.
Perjantaina, 20 pna klo 1913
italia.
Sunnuntaina, 81 pna klo 10 ap.
ia klo 7 i'll.
p. Miettinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-07

Jumalanpalveluksia tammi-
kuulla:
II p. Lehtijarvella klo 10 ap.
ia 2.3O ip. seka N. S. ohjelmako-
kous klo 8 i'll.
"a p. Topeliuksessa klo 10 APP.
"a p. N. Y. Millsissa klo 2.3O
ip. I'll. chit.
Matti Anttonen.
New York Mills, MINI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-07

kuun 20 pna kirkkomme alaker-
rassa. Sc alkoi klo 1873 i'll. yh-
teislaululla, jonka jalkeen past.
Miettinen luki Raamattua ia
johti alkurukousta. Kokous
paattyi noin klo 8 aikana yhteis-
laululla ia past. Miettisen johta-
malta loppurukouksella.
Kokouksen puheenjohtajana
toimi seurakuntamme esimies
Nikolai Back ia kirjurina seura-
kuntamme p0ytakirjuri Oskar
Lundi.
Valittiin vuodeksi 1915 virkai-
lijat. Esimieheksi tuli Mikko
Naskali, p0ytakirjuriksi Oskar
Lundi, rahastonkirjuriks Jaak-
ko H. Lundi Observation-Disclosures
ia vara-esimieheksi John Lundi,
lisajaseniksi johtokuntaan: j. H.
Hummer, Jaakko Felt, John
Hautajoki ia Jaakko Asunmaa.
Diakooneiksi valittiin: Mikko
Naskali, Matt Uitto, John Lam
kila, John Nisula, Nikolai Back
ia j. H. Hummer seka John Lin
di. Pyhakoulun ~opettajiksi tuli-
vat: Matti Uitto, Jaakko Felt,
Heikki Lampela, Hilja Naskali,
Hilma Back, Sandra Herlevi,
Jaakko O. Heino, Ellen Heino,
Tyne Hummer ia Sofia Mat
backa; kolehdin keraajiksi: Eli
mar Back, Einar Hirvimaki ia
Richard Purtilo. Varakirjuriksi
valittiin Oskari Lundi ia sen a.
vuksi laulua johtamaan: Einar
Back, Jaakko H. Lundi, Emil
Lundi ia Jaakko Heino.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tulivat:
Einar Hirvimaki. Maiden avuk-
81 kirkonpuhdistuksesta lupasi-
vat huolehtia: Emmi Felt, Sofia
Matbacka, Emmi Herlevi ja'Kat-
ri Hirvimaki. Tileja tarkasta-
maan valittiin: Emil Lundi, Eli
mar Back ia P. Miettinen. Kir-
jeenvaihtajaksi Auttaja-lehdelle
tulivat taman seurakunnan puo-
lesta: John Lundi ia P. Mietti-
men.
Vuoden 1914 aikana oil seura-
kunnalla tuloja 872 doll. rs cent.
edellisen vuoden kassan jaann0s
oil SO doll. 8 cent. Taman kans-
sa tuloja 900 doll. IS cent. Me-
noja samalla ajalla: Saann0llisia
menoja $40 doll. 81 cent. Velan
korkoja maksettu 1877 doll, vel.
kaa maksettu 200 doll. Menojs
yhteensa 897 doll. 81 cent. Ra.
haa kassassa 60 doll. % sent
Seurakunnalla on nyt velkas
2,45O doll. Tue velka oil muuta'
mia vuosiasitten paljon suurem'
pi. .Mutta nyt toki, Jumalalle
kiitos, on nainkin vahiin makset'
tn. Velka on johtunut kuter
Autajan lukijat sen tietavat, sill
ia, eta osa takalaisesta Kansal
lisseurakunnastamme luopui js
jarjestaytyi itsenaiseksi seura'
kunnaksi. Tale itsenaiselle seu'
rakunnalle jouduimme osinkos
yhteisesta omaisuudesta maksa'
maan.
Jumala siunatkoon seurakun'
tansa ty0ta ia niitakin paat0ksia
joita naissakin edella mainituis'
sa kokouksissa tehtiin. Toivor
taman lehden lukijoille siunattus
uutta vuotta!
Mukana ollut.
- Kansalaisemme Robert Ny
man, syntyisin Merikarviolta
kuoli taalla Ashtabula Harboris.
sa, o., joulukuun 20 p. GA vuo'
den ikaisena, sairastettuaan kol.
me kuukautta sydantautia. Val.
naja on asunut taalla Harborisss
yli kolmenkymmenen vuoden ia
oil sis vanhempia suomalaisia
paikkakunnallamme. Han oil
perheellinen mics, jatti jalkeen-
sd lesken ia kaksi poikaa. Han
pitt Wine aikoina taalla makeis.
kauppaa. Kuuleman mukaan on
haudattu vainaja sunnuntaina 3
p. tammikuuta Betanian seura-
human kirkosta Edgewoodin
hautausmaahan. Herra, opeta
meta ajattelemaan; eta meidan-
kin tulee kerran kuolla!
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GxssuBIlSnen foiminfs Stfebbnr'
ess, wasst.. en-. 'estb. fes-
satnnmasias

a~sssuben enFmdifend iunnuntat'
ma ,sreasmpoIweIus 6erran p. eb'
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Jumalanpalveluksia ia hartaus-
hetkia Ashtabula HarbOrissa,
O., tammikuulla:

O., tammikuulla:
Summit. 10 p. klo 10 ap. ia
klo z i'll.
Keskiviikkona, 13 pna klo 1913
i'll.
T~orstaina, 81 pna klo 1913 ill.
italia.
Sunnuntaina, "a pna klo 10 ap.
ia klo z ILL.,, kaksi viimeksi mai
nittua ripin ia H. P. ehtoollisen
kanssa, ia keskiviikkona, 81 p.
klo 1873 italia.
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10 p.S knahgassa klo 10 a. ..

10 Pr knahgassa klo 10 a. p.
ia klo Z i'll.
h ]. H%uuskonen,
Menahga, MINI.
Jumalanpaaveluksia:
Elyssa 10 p. klo 10 aam. ia
vuosikokous klo 2 paiv.
Soudanissa klo s i'll. ia sen jail
keen vuosikokous.
j. Hirvi.
Puhelin 1872. Ely, MINI.
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Jumalanpa1veluksia

Puhelin 122.
Evening journal., 1915-07-10
MCDONALD IN Golf
Tie With Gil NICHOLS

CLIFTON, n. ", July l0.-Gilbert
Nichols, of Wilmington, Del, and R. G.
Macdonald, of Buffalo. each turned in
a score of 202 on the Fox Hills Golf
Clubs course yesterday in the Metro
politan Golf Association open champion
ship, beating all other competitors. They
will play off the tie for the champion
ship today.
Macdonald qualified for the play-off
by sensational finish, as his drive for
the home green left him to play his
second shot from the rough. MacDon-
aid negotiated the final round in y
strokes.
Nichols had the best card for the
early round, going out in 80 and taking
33 coming back. a total of Il. This,
added to his l47 of Thursday. made him
the leader with 2ls for "a holes.
Walter G.. Hag e, Rochester. came
next with 2l9 and R. G. Macdonald
third with 22O. Hagen had a "A and
Macdonald 75 yesterday. James NJ.
Barnes. the Whitemarsh professional
and Western open champion, with a p
added to his l49 Thursday, was fourth
with 22l
Mcnamara, of Boston. with 20; Nc
Dermott, of Atlantic City, with IS; and
Martin OLoughlin. Plainfcld. n. J..
with 10, were tied with totals OF 224
each.
Evening journal., 1915-07-10
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF.

Several more matches in the annual
tennis championship tournament among
the members of the Wilmington Coun-
try Club were played yesterday. The
singles advanced further into the third
round, while several matches in the
first round Of the doubles were also
played.
II is expected that the tourney will
reach the semi-hnals in the singles this
afternoon and the doubles will go into
the third round.
In the second round of the singles
yesterday Paul Rowland defeated Alfred
Gawthrop in the first set 6-l. and Cav
throp won the second set which was
hard fought throughout, 9-7. The third
set was called on account of darkness
and will be- played of today.
In the third round Eric Berglsnd de
foated Felix DUPONT IN straight sets. 6.l,
6-l a summary Of the doubles follows
Doubles--First Round.
Lammoi DUPONT and r. B. Coy de-
feated Willard and r. L. Berl. 6.l. 80
and o..
T. deCazenore and Leroy Harvey dc
foated G.. /. Cause and y. T.. dupont
6-l. 6-3.
Charles Amy and Poyntell Johnston
rs. keppleo Miller and Herbert Wei
were unable 20 finish their match or
account of darkness Miller and Neil
won the first set. 6-2. aud Almy an,
Johnston were ahead IN the second. 81
The match viii be played of Monday.
Evening journal., 1915-07-10
RY GEORGE r. HOLMEs.

United Press STAFF Correspondent.
NEW YORK. July 1O-,Johnny Evers
Is the most valuable man to his team
of any player in the game. And that
statement has the whole-souled sup
port of sport writer's. critics, statis-
ticians. just plain fans-and in fact.
every one of those 10000 odd spec
tators who saw the diminutive dyna-
mo break back into the game against
the Giants here recently after a nine
weeks lay-off with a bum ankle.
New York fans hate Johnny Evers
from baseball standpoint. The rea-
son is they sear him. His every ap-
pearance is a signal for Kisses, cat
calls, hooting-everything that the
great American fan INDUCES in when
the object Of his wrath floats across
HIS vision.
The Giants and Braves were play
ing a doublo-header. The New York's
had taken two games from Stallings'
crew the day before. and had taken
the first game of the second double
header AS the teams lined up TO play
the second game a slim figure slip
ped from the Boston bench and made
his way, limping, to second base. The
crowd knew him instantly. and there
was veritanle hedlam of jeering.
kissing and yelling. Johnny Evers
was back
When he came into the bench after
the Giants had been retired. the crowd
around the Boston bench Immediately
Evening journal., 1915-07-10
EverS Most Valuable of All
the Men in Organized Ball

got on his neck" riding him unmer-
cifully. But Johnny never duoked. He
came right back at them, hurling their
imprecations back into their teeth,
ieering at them, ridiculing them. bragg
ging of what he would do the first
time up and plying them because
they had to support the Giants.
He shouldered his bat and went to
the plate. He addressed a few uncom-
remarks to Meyers who
was catching for the Giants, told Rig
Ter to wake up. threatened Young
Stroud. pitching for the Giants, and
then proceeded to slam the ball into
center field for a clean single. From
first base he ieered at the fans near
est TO him.
His work on the field was even more
surcharged with speed and cutting re-
marks. He rallied at his teammates.
cursed them, caioled them, ptied
them-and they liked ii. On the Bos-
ton bench all that could be heard was
Say amt IL great to have Johnny
backw
That day he got single, a double
and a homer, and his four ply swat
two runs scored in the game. The
Braves won, to 0.
Mavbe Detroit ooIidnt get along
without Cobb. maybe the Red Sox
would fall through the bottom of the
league without Speaker. or the White
Sox go fiooey but for Collins, hut the
diminutive, dynamic Evers' worth to
Boston's Braves cannot be estimated.
Evening journal., 1915-07-10
FEDS CONSIDER READING.

READING, Pa. July lO.--Following
closely upon the heels of the announce
ment that the Newark Federal League
Club would likely seek more prosper
Gus abode. Hughie McHinnon. we'll
known in local baseball circles, and a
Fed scout, and T.. c. Bastian. business
agent OF the Newark Club. bobbed up
in Reading yesterday, giving crcdence to
the story that this city might be Sc
lected as the place for the clubs trans
fer.
Local fans would not be surprised OF
an announcement of Readings return TO
the baseball map any day. as it is well
known that the Federal and lnterna-
tional Leagues are disappointed over
the financial showing OF their Eastern
clubs and have been looking toward
Reading, especially when they recall
Al Lawson's cleanup of $4,000 with
his Atlantic League Club here in 1907.
Evening journal., 1915-07-10
JOHNSON Lays away
RAINY DAY. FUND.
Saves 100000 From His
Fights in Preparation
For Deluge
EXPECTS 100000
MORE FROM PICTURES

Jack Johnsoi who at one time oc-
cupied the pinnacle of pugilistic
heavyweight fame. has a "rainy day"
fund. A small trihe Of 500. 900. he
says, he has slowed away just now,
with the prospect Of securing the
mere pittance of 100000 to 5000, 900
more through the moving picture sales
Of the johnson Willard films. Pro-
vided the former hstic king isn't seiz-
ed with a mani6 for throwing away
his money in chunks, he will be able,
banking on the truth of the statement,
to live in comparative style and lux
ury the balance OF his days.
If Johnson lived at the rate Of S1O.-
600 year THAT is about $50 day
for the rest of his lifel il would mean
that he could live about 20 years Ion
ger and leave some money behind
even If he never got dollar from the
moving picture sales. The 100000
that Johnson has now, can be depend
ed upon to draw interest around per
cent. yearly. Johnson's interest in
come for the third year would be
about $4,000 shy of his outgo. leaving
him something like $4,000 to Degin
the fourth year with.
Continue this little system of adding
6 per cent interest each year and then
deducting $4,000 for living expenses.
and II will be seen that the negro can
live to ripe old age and still have
little wad left, even If he never gets
a dollar from the moving picture
sales. But he will get a wad from the
moving pictures-and a big wad at
that. He was shrewd enough to tie up
the promoters Of the bout to a CON
tract calling Cor so per cent of the
moving picture income.
Johnson told me recently that he
had "a sizeable little wad laid aside"
Il amt been a fool" he said. Il
knew that some day I would have to
travel the road of all champions. That
would end my earning power, know
that the only friend a man has, espe-
cially in misfortune. is money. SO /
decided to keep mine. II always made
me laugh when | read stories about
how | was throwing away money. It
seems that every time spent a dollar
some reporter said spent 500. Every
bottle l bought was multiplied 10
times. That's the way its been. Every
dollar I've spent has been multiplied
in an effort to show that / was the
greatest little spender the world ever
knew
But I've had sense enough to lay
aside a wad The 100000 for the VIII
ard fight has been adde to what I'd
already laid aside. I've got some of
my money well invested. find that 7
can live nicely on $4,000 a year. and
] know that if l live within that S1O.-
600 annually I'll never go broke. Men
If don't get a cent from the moving
pictures"
Evening journal., 1915-07-10
What Do You Wani
10 Know About Sport?

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
While attending the movies the
ether evening I noticed especially
man who was given the job of Kidding
a small towr out west of flies, which
he had done, but. being a fly catcher.
think they overlooked some good
men when they missed Doc Dolan,
Glenn and Russell Smith. PETIT.
You are ''ily" enough TO he caught
yourself. Pete. Look out foI the
squirrels!
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
Cd Who in your opinion would
make the best showing against Jess
Willard-Jim Coffey, al Reich, Frank
Moran, or liunboat Smith? t2) How
would you rate the following fighters:
Young Weinort Of New ark, n. j.; Bat
Ting LevinsKy ard Gunboat Smith?
MIKE.
% COfey. (2) Young Weinert,
GunbOat Smith and Battling Leyinsky.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
Cd Were Jimmy Britt and Young
Corbett ever lightweight champions? :?
CD Who won the title from Terry Nc
Govern? tS) How did Nelson WIN title?
tD Has Chrisiy Mathewson pitched
for any other team than the Giants? {?
READER.
U) No. (2) Young COrbett won the
featherweight title from McGOyen.
49, BY heating Joe Cans. the cham.
piOn. a. Not for any major league
team.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
0) Man on first: batter hits ball to
hrst baseman. who touches first and
then throws TO second TO make a dou-
bic play, but second baseman does not
touch runner. Would like to know if
he Is out? (2l Why must man touch
runner? CD VIII you please tell me
when you count a man as being at
bat? FAN
q and 81 Not out. Forced pIay
ceased to exist after out was made at
first Runner at second had to he
touched. (S) Any time he is up and
does not sacrifice, get a base on balls,
or is hit by pitched ball.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
A says that catcher is the most re-
sponsible and hardest position to play.
B says shortstop is the most respon-
sible and hardest position to play.
Who is right? FANS.
Most players say that third base is
the most difficult position 20 play.
Catcher may he most responsible, how.
ever, as he guards the plate.
Evening journal., 1915-07-10
RACING AT SALEM THIS WEEK.

SALEM, \. j., July lO.-The midsum-
mer race meeting of the Salem Driving
Park Association will be held at Salem
on Wednesday and Thursday, and a fine
list OF entries have been received for the
seven classes. Many well-known horses
IN training in the East are entered, and
in connection with the racing there will
be a parade of horses and live stock
each day. Joseph Davidson, of Whining
ton. will oti'eiate as starter. The classes
follow; 2.l0 trot, 2.l7 pace. 2.22 pace
2.lO pace, 2.25 trot. 2.l4 pace. 2l5 trot.
A purse of $500 is offered in each class.
Evening journal., 1915-07-10
BROWNTOWN NOTES

Well. we've lost three straight, but
we're still game That's the spirit"
Just a little hard luck, boys. the
sdn will shine pretty soon.
Lefty" Lutz is having hard luck.
Twenty-four strikeouts in the last
three games isn't so bad ehl
It's long. long way to the pen
nant. but wen stick to the end, if we
finish first-"up-side down."
Wait till our men are back in
shape, then the percentage mercury
will start lowing upwards.
Zip" Hanley will be out of the
game for two weeks His absence
seems to have taken the pepper out
OF the team.
Although Bill Longs ankle is in
bad condition, you can't keep him out
OF the game.
When it comes TO picking for an
all-star outfeld don't forget RIP"
Slavin.
Guess that boy Merrill isn't there.
What! Hunt up last weeks papers.
Although PiersCn is the youngest
hackstop in the league, he bids fair
to having the the best whip among
the catchers.
A win today Will start us on the
right road. Guess Eden will have to
be the goat.
When we can trim them on their
own lot, guess there's not much
chance for them on ours.
Woud someone mind figuring IN
the first Easements fielding averages ?
Dutch" Rainey has had one error all
season.