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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-11

First game
Cleveland ...000 600 600 I
New York ...01O O1O OO%-2
Jones, Harstad and Egan; Fisher
and NUnamaker Umpires - Hide
brand and O'Loughlin.
Second game
Cleveland 100 OO1 OO2-s o
New York .., 200 col 1902 1
Hagerman, Walker and Egan: Cole
and Alexander. CONGREGATIONAL him
and Hildebrand.
Chicago ....O1O O22 O22-9 Il o
Philadelphia 002 600 02O-4 Is >
Scott and Schalk: Bressler. Davis
and Lapp. McAvoy. Umpires-ChiH
and Evans.
Detroit .....4O0 0O4 O0O-S u I
Washington 100 600 1902 6 o
Steen and Stanage; Johnson. Har-
per and Ainsmith. Williams. Umpires
-\allin and Dineen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-11

Fans Are Looking for Stiff Bat
tie When PaCkey and Mike
Meet-SOme Have
Their Doubts.
Bv Irauk q. 1Icnkc.

NEW YORK. Auz I1.-There is
considerable spccula zion as 90 just
what Kind of am AFFAIR this Packey
McFarlaud-Mike Gibbons bout is go
ing 20 be-
There are "a few OF the gentle read
ers OF pusilisuc notes who are
confident that IT'S going 10 De some
thing of a grudge fight and. there
fore. a hammer and tOngs affair from
beginning 20 end.
~Packey's sore on Mike and Hike is
just awully peeved at Packey." say
this faction. They've been 40 swords
point for years and both have been
keen TO settle the grudge. This rs the
hrst-and probably the last-chance
for each and fur's going To- fly
But on the other hand. there's the
biz talk of fight fans who think the
affair Will be nothing more than a
dancing contest Boxing means work.
Why should Packey and Mike work
when they viii get paid whether they
work or not? That's the way some
folks argue.
Packey hasn't been doing any active
ring work for nearly two years. That's
"a long time TO be out of the fight
game. Packey may come back faster
and stronger than ever-and he may
not. He may put up a whlrlWind eN-
hibition and ne may decide 20 take
LElNES caAey dllU clLADll USE iltH lit1Hl'l
defense 10 block the lefts of the ST.
Paul Ghost"
Mike is in shape. and when Mike
wants to extend himself he's "a Won
der. But Mike. in the opinion of the
exDerts. isn't as good as he was a year
ago He shows slight signs of slip
pins-of bOWiHs 10 the inevitable viii
of 9ge.
Nevertheless. the bout ought to be
"a humdinger If both men really en-
tend themselves. But viii they
1913 second for PaC<cy.
Some of our best citizens. after
reading about Mike and Packey' $
guarantee wonder why their parents
didn't raise 'em to be prize fighters.
Packey gets 1880 for so minutes of
actual boxing. which, when figured
down. shows he win get $9.73 per sec
ond Mikes guarantee is 10000,
which nets him something over IS
per second. Those incomes listen very
much like that which John ID. Rookie
fcller's press agent tells about.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-11
SPANIARDS DIE.

SPANIARDS DIE.
MADRID, Aug. 1l.-Many persons
have persisted I'm the heat wave now
prevailing over Spain The thermom-
cter registered 133 degrees at Seville
and los here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-11
REDUCTION IN PRICE

St. Faul at Louisville: rain.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-03-18
Here's Your Chance.

Knowing that many of oui
readers love flowers and beauti'
full lawns, we have made ar
rangements with E. M. Hoyt, To-
cal florist. to supply us witt
gladioli bulbs which we are go
ing to give away free with every
year in advance subscription, one
dozen bulbs to each paid in adj
vance yearly subscriber.
This is an opportunity for you
to beautify your lawns and gar.
dens without expense to you,
saving you Doc and doing what
you intend doing anyway, sub.
scribing for your local paper. II
you are already Il subscriber see
that you are paid Il year in adj
vance and tell .your neighbor,
who borrows the Enterprise that
they have the same opportunity.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-03-18
MARY James Pa" at the Denham

The Denham players next week will
be seen in the comedy drama Mary
James Pa" by Edith Ellis Baker. and
it is hailed rs one of the best comedies
produced in recent years.
1t affords players the best of oppor-
tlnities and is one which calls forth
much of the talent which lies dormant
until the proper moment. Comedy
shines out through all the play and
many laughabIe and complex situations
arise.
The story is one of shiftless. lazy
individual, who runs weekly pal ,er in
country town. He is seized by a
disease known rs the wanderlust lie
drifts away from home leaving his wife
and baby to make their way in he
world as best they can. The woman,
being of disposition that conquers all
obstacles, takes upon herself the charge
of running the paper and finds that she
is successful After years the husband
returns and finds that the paper has
grown to larger proportion and is
bringing good income OF course,
the husband wants to take up the run
ing again, but is denied the privilege
by his wife. He becomes hired
man to some of the neighbors, which is
the best position he is able to find. The
wife also "hires' him. She makes him
wash all the dishes, sew, cook the
meals. and attend to all the household
duties. The whole scene is reversed
and the husband does the womar's
work while the wife attends to The
publishing of the paper Little Mary
Jane is an impor tant factor in the whole
makeup and at the proper moment
effects a reconciliation between the
parents.
Mary James Pa" will be the attrac-
ton for the entire week, commencing
with the matinee Sunday, and with the
weekday matinees, Wednesday and
Saturday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-03-18
Rules for Correspondents.

Here are few rules for country
correspondents. They were pre-
pared by an experienced newspa-
per man. Cut them out and keep
them. Then try to make your
next letter conform with all of the
rules:
l. Do not abbreviate. Do not
write Mr. L. Mrs., but Mr.. and Mrs.
not Mon. or Sat. but Monday and
Saturday.
2. Weave space between items
for correction or additions.
3. Give both initials. Write
c. II. Brown instead of Mr.. Brown
or Mr.. c. Brown.
4. Write important subjects
fully. DO not dismiss the death of
a well known pioneer in half n
dozen words, but write something
of interest concerning him. If sui
eide or murder give all the details
you can get.
5. Have verbs agree with sub
jects. Don't say Mr.. and Mrs. b.
was, but Mr.. and Mrs. b. were.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. may be one script
urally But they are two gram
matically.
6. Don't use nicknames. Use
James Brown instead Of jim
Brown, Edward instead of Ed.
I. Give the time in an item.
Mr.. Brown was in Lansing, the
house burned down, are incom-
Iplete. Tell when things happened.
8. Divide words correctly.
Don't divide such words AS enough,
enough.
9. Don't send articles reflect.
ing upon the character of individ-
uals or firms. The newspaper is
not looking for libel suits neither
does it care to right your personal
wrongs.
The above rules apply to all
newspaper ethics and while the
Enterprise editor does not seek to
be dictatorial and appreciates all
news sent in by correspondence
regardless Of how written, he
would be pleased, however, if his
correspondents would study these
rules and as nearly AS possible
conform to them, as il would great.
~ assist us in giving the news
more CORRECTLY.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-03-18
Upper Ralston.

1900 feet of steel pipe, 2 feet
in diameter have been delivered
across Leyden Valley for the
Tucker Reservoir Co. These
pipes will be mounted on posts
above high water, as the Farm
er's High line reservoir backed
water over the old line, thereby
interfering with the draining of
the pipes.
Jay Updike is laid up and I'M
der the doctors care. He is suf-
fering with a complication of
diseases.
Alfred Bedwell. who has been
seriously sick for a couple of
weeks is improving at this writ
ing.
Helen Reno of Denver and
Robert Dennis of Arvada was
visiting on Upper Ralston Sun
day.
William Richards of Tucker
Gulch visited on Ralston Sunday.
The sale of the +. j. McQuiston
farm two miles south of Perry
station at Ralston crossing on Raj
ston avenue has been consumated.
This is one of the old farms in
Ralston valley, having been settled
in the early sixties. The price
was $4,000.
The farmers have commenced
to cast the other eye on their
farm tools preparatory to a hurry
up spring campaign.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-03-18
ANOTHER NEW FORD
BUILDING.

The opening of the new 1925 900
Ford Branch building in Toronto,
Ont, last week AIDED one more
large unit to the chain of hand
some buildings which the Ford
Motor Company of Canada, Linn
tied, is gradually establishing at
various strategic points through
out the Dominion.
This is year of Ford expansion
in Canada. Recently the great
branch building at Montreal was
opened to the public, being dedi-
Gated by the annual Montreal Mo-
tor Show, which was held in the
new building through the courtesy
of the Ford officials. Another
new building is now nearing COM
pletion for the London, Ont,
Branch, and in the early summer
the Ford Company will open a
100000 addition to the main plant
at Ford, Ontario.
Open house was held in the new
Toronto branch all the week. Wis.,
itors were given the freedom of
the builing daily and were also en-
tertained with a special program,
the principal feature of which was
a moving picture show with films
taken and produced by the Ford
NOV ing pi tur department.
Thousands of people took advant-
age of the opening and filled the
building daily.
The new Toronto building con-
forms to the general architectural
style adopted by the Ford Company
and is a distinct asset to Toronto's
industrial life. 1t is five stories
high and of fire proof construction,
the materials being brick and rein
forced concrete, trimmed with mat
glazed terra Gotta. The total area
of floor space is 132,SOO square
feet, and the equipment includes
many thousands Of dollars worth
of machinery installed principally
for the purpose of providing quick
and reliable service to Ford own
ers. Part of the building is also
devoted to the assembling of new
cars manufactured at the factory
in Ford, Ontario.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-03-18
Join our gladioli Clup.
PURE BRED STOCK
PER CENT VERY

There liz not much danger OF tho
pure bred live stock business bolng
Uyordono. The percentage OF puro
BREEDS compared with that Of grades.
mont OF them very low. ana scrub cat
uo. shows that tho former IN worry low
indeed. II does not oven touch per
cent OF all the cattle IN tho country,
WIN hogs, sheep and horses, the per.
contngo of pure breeds iB even lower.
Such being the case. ihc rapid Increase
that liz now taking place In pure bred
live stock IN surely no cause for alarm.
ON the other hand. II iB good cause
for looking forward into tho future
with a feeling Of hocurcncbB, Tho rate
OF Increase In live stock and live stock
products lis not holding It's own with
tho rate Of increase In population. ana
no, even with the INCREASED rate OF
productivity OF the pure bred there iB
no danger Of oyorproduciIon II means
the rapid advance OF tho farmer. for.
M no improves the type and the breed
ing OF his herds. 40 he improves him.
self. II iE u significant fact that fore.
most farmers In our live stock produc-
Ing sections are those that have given
the most and the best attention to I'm.
proving their herds OF cattle, sheep.
Bwinc and horses.
NORTH OVER FARM
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-03-18
Fremont Items.

There is no doubt but what
Chas. Aliens and Gus. Halling S
hearts lay in the right place on
the Good Roads question.
Earl Southworth gave an inter
esting talk after Sunday school at
No. 6 and Miss Alice Gerton sang
a very appropriate solo.
The Thimble Club will meet with
Mrs. D. Lesher March "a and on
March q they will give an enter
tainment and supper in the Ere
mont Grange hall. A small ad-
mission will be charged.
Mesdames E. Porter and j Dor
mer We're in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. Davenport spent Tues
day in Berkeley at the home OF
her sister.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-03-18
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H. j
! WANT COLUMN
Advertisements under this head will you per line
t&-fS>s&-$A
If you are in need or fire insu-
rance, phone II. S. Knapp.

If you are in need or fire insu-
rance, phone II. S. Knapp.
For Sale-Six horse power gas
hay press, as good as new, or will
trade for team or live stock as
part pay. A bargain. Going
away. Stanley ID. Musser, phone
Arvada 1867.
Wizard Fertilizcr-Sold
on money-back guarantee-Book
frec-Full information. Evans a.
Bennett.
X. o. Graves has secured tho
agency for the Adriancc Machin-
cry Company, formerly known as
the Buckeye Company, manuinc-
turing rakes, mowers, binders, etc.
lie also has some new and second
hand market and farm wagons and
other garden tools which he il
selling cheap. Adv
For Salc-Six horsepower gas.
ollnc haybalcr. Would take team
for part payment. Stanley Mus.
ser, West of ARMADA.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-03-18
Denver View.

Mr.. Young and family moved
from the Holiday place into Len
yer the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tiffany were Den.
YER View visitors Wednesday ant'
Thursday.
Mr.. VIM. Fraize is improving
his pump house with coat of
paint this week.
Misses Burnice and He zen Potter
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Schwamb Tuesday ever ding.
A. Il. Towner has II owed from
the Doyle place into the one re.
Gently vacated by Wpl 4. Merrick.
Ernest Williams has, moved into
the Bermise Buce property.
Quite bit Of W ork is being
done on the Turkey ditch at pres.
ent, with n view of stopping some
OF the sccpagc water.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belgian were
theatre goers in D enver Saturday
evening.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-03-18
Tom Baron Strain

T. c. White Leghorns, from ma
,tured hens with record average
Of 20 eggs in January OF pullet
year, mated with cockercls bred
from hens which won the inter
national laying contest for stores
having averdge record of 2s2
eggs per year. Settings 81 for
Is, or So per hundred. Ralston
205l. n. Grecnway. Cole ranch.
| have money to loan on real
estate. T. S. Knapp.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-03-18
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO.

Henry Ford. the automobile
manufactures, was engineer III an
electric light plant in Detroit.
Charley Murphy, the base ball
mi llionaire, was reporter on the
Cincinnati Enquirer. Thomas III.
Ince, the motion picture magnate,
wa" comic opera comedian, glad
to & ct fifty dollars week. Charlie
Wee gilman, owner of the Chicago
Feer;ll base ball team and a string
of restaurants, was waiter in a
quick lunch room. And so it goes.
The list could be strung out to n
column s length. Therefore, when
you hear boy or young man
complain that he has no chance,
take him by the arm and tell him
a few things. There never was "A
time in the worlds history when
there were more opportunities for
a young man to push to the front.
There never was a time when a
little intelligence and determine
ton would provide man with a
competence in few years. This
is particularly true in the farming
business-for farming is bust
ness. The young man of today
who will take hold of n farm with
the idea of making it the best
farm in the county and who will
work intelligently for ten years,
with that idea always before him,
will not have TO work for the re-
mainder of his lifc.-EX.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-03-18
Plant lrriga ton
Grown Cladioli.

America (the standard by which
other Gladioli are Judged: Col
or: Lavender pink: immense size
wonderously beautiful. 80 cents
per dozen. Other co'ors and
mixture 35 cents per dozen.
Phone Arvada l72l.
E. N. Hoyt. IS pd.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-03-18
Griffith Items.

Mr.. Baxter rented his house
on Griffith Lane to R. E. Reid.
Mrs. Baxter has been confined
in his home for the past week on
account of severe illness.
The Cottage Lane Thimble
club met with Mrs. Delhi Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. Karcher
and daughter were visitors from
Denver. Miss Karcher, who is
quito an elocutionist, favored
the club with aeadings which
were greatly enjoyed. Delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
The Griffith Lane sewing circle
will meet with Mrs. Shad Reid
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Dhonan is improving his
house by the addition of a screen
porch.
The Griffith card clup will
spend Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Naff.
Mrs. Gullette and son Ralph
spent Thursday with Mrs. Linde-
muth in Denver.
A brand new baby boy arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gold Friday evening.
The men folks Of Gotta &c Lane
will entertain the ladies' of the
Thimble club at supper S aturday
evening.
Master Ralph Gullett,e spent
Tuesday with Miss Craze Ben.
EFT.
Mrs. Powers of Rawlin S, Wyo.
is visiting her sister Mrs. PER-.
lam.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-03-18
Money to loan. j. F. White.
Ask for Your Cash Register

Checks, 2 IL per cent. dis.
count on cash purchases at
Cahi:rs.
r. S. Knapp will enjoy show
ing you any property that he has
for sale, rent or trade.
If you are not ready for the
new spring hat have your old one
fresheped up for Easter at the
French Millinery. Work reason.
ably done.
For Stakeholder feed of all
kinds. Oyster shell, grit, char
coal, beef scraps. blood, etc.
Evans &Bennett.
If you want to insure or buy a
home or lots or need legal papers
call on j. F. White.
For Sale Setting Eggs-R.
|. Reds, exceptional laying strain
100 for IA. Phone Arv. 81.
G. +. Wheeler for bargains in
Wall Paper. Painting, Paperhang-
ing. 34.tf
For all KINDS of notary work,
call on T. S. Knapp.
Lincoln paints, varnoIac, var
nishes and alabestine for deco
ating your buildings, furniture.
and walls.
II. A. Ullery the druggist.
Wanted-l00 stands Of bees
must be bargains. Address II.
Orion, ArVada, 39-lp
5000 reward for any informa.
ton leading TO the arrest and
conviction of person who poison.
ed my dog. Anna jolly. 1871
For Salc-S Something new -
small riding plows for truck gar.
dencrs. Il. O. Graves 36.tf
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-03-18
WITH MA.lN.LAW'S HELP,

llc-l am not worthy Of you.
Shc-Ncycr mind that; | feel that
] am capable Of making all the nee
cssary improvements.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-03-18

"A. l.. Davis was confined to his
home Wednesday with grip pc.
Alva Gatf came home sick Tues.
day noon from his work at Hui.
bert's Grocery and at this writing
is quite ill.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-03-18
GREAT TO GET RID OF THEM.

Fathcr-Son. can't >you possibly
cut down your college expenses?
SON might possibly do without
any books.-lInrf ford Times.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-03-18
THOSE FOOLISH QUESTIONS.

Green-So the trolley car killed
your foreman. Did it run over him ?
Grum-Nawl II bit him in the
elbow and he died of hydrophobia.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-03-18
PRIVILEGES OF WEALTH.

81 understand their dinners and
dances are rather small.
Eyes; they're 80 rich now they can
pick the guests they really want"
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-03-18
FOR SALE

Thoroughbred White Lcghorn
and White Orpington Cockercls
and Pigs at Barrctt's corner Raj.
ston q Highland.
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Sleine Ypliseinnbrihten .

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mater, 1320s22 gine Strube, berihe
tete Der 9Oliaei Qeitern 9lbeno onB
zines ieiner Sd,lufeniter i'm Aertbe
bon $50 bon unDetannter 6dno einges
norfen tporDen lei. Der Sbaoen III
turh @erii6erun1 oebedt.
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Sart TT 9bolIpn &Denue, nuroe 1e@
fern 2lbenb an Der Wdlnut Strabe,
nabe Der 8. StraBe. aeitoblen.
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ron 8oG 6iQ, Der 15siGbriae NOiepb
Gnael. Stlfer Roub, uuo Der 10
iG6riQe Stanlep 2eiiel, 2202 8dItts
more Pite. bic am II. s$uli Der NO!ts
;ei als PERMIT" aemeloet Ipurper
Iino qeitern pieber au Wiuttern 3urif
cetebrt uro oon ibren Nnae6oriQen III
Gnaben auf1enommen Doroen.
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laae. 1914 GUNNER StraBs. befinoet
fi6 i'm Stdbtboipttdl nit eineln
i4redli6 peri6ldgeHen 9eiidt, bos er
in sinem Streit nit benz 18sid6risen
Malter Qrat BON TIA @reenpooo
Qlpenue auf elmer GOleqe 5ill Gar err
talten bat. geibe iunQen 2eute pur'
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cenommen.
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ipeaen uaaebiifrliden 9etraaens per-
haFtei.
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prpteitbeiblaiie
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Den RrGfSsnttn @ilion.
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