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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-09
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xAon Aug. 6, 1915, MARIE, wife
asslst Lohmann (nee Maurer). Reia-
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a tuesday, at 3 o'clock. from her
.aenee. 2029 North Hollywood st. In
NJ Peace Cemetery.
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14
RADICALLY ALTERED
CHALMERS COMING

That the new Chalmers Six, with
the overhead rocker arm valve con
struction so popular in foreign racing
cars. will be here in time for the
Automobile show. was learned by wire
yesterday from tle factory. Man
aeer Tom Trent of the O'Neil Auto
company. local agents. asked that the
new model Master Six be shipped
to Phoeniy N time for exhibition
with the other late models on
March %.
Features OF the Master Six are the
boatline body. divided front seat, two
door construction and n special Mer-
eedes gray enamel. The shipment
will inciudc light six, iy-passenger
and the model 3, which is the over
head valve ear.
Overhead valves on an America Il
car constitute real Innovation. Eft
tore Rugatti, who designed the rotary
valve actuatina shaft for the Peugot.
Mercedes. BuEatti and other European
ears. is thus far the only man who
has ever attempted such a design.
So the Chalmers people are stealing a
march on the rest of America in in
Producing. with full power and leave.
this novel and practical idea.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14
Jewels Add Pittman, Formerly of Silver
City-Band Concert Before Game
HOW THEY BAT

Following Il concert by the Tempe
band at o'clock. Mesa and Tempe will
foregather on the Gem City lot for their
third game. In the past-but not very
far past-Mesa Walloped Tempe to
in an errorless game. Then last Sun
day, Tempe beat Mesa 3 to > in ten in
nings
Since then. however the Valley High
School league has ruled-or promised
to rule-that no player shall work on Il
town team with semi-pro players In
other words, the schools are going on a
bona-fide amateur basis. This cuts out
some good men who had competed in
both the Grizzlies and Jewels.
In Pittman at second, the Jewels
have one of those sturdy chaps who
made the Silver City team q winner
last year. Pittman is in Phoenix To
see what he can see in regard to the
1915 season.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14
P|TTMAN TO BRING
cH|N0s FOR GAME
Former Silver City Manager to Manage
Local Appearance of Honolulu
University Players

X. +. Pittman, former manager of the
Silver City tossers, and now one of the
several onlookers of the baseball situa-
ton, brings word that makes it to say:
Things is warmin' up
At Riverside park March 81. Pitt
mans Phoenix Pick-ups will clash with
the Chinese University team from Ho-
nolulu. that has been cleaning up all
around the country. This is in addi-
ton to the other schedule, that puts
Mesa and Ter('e here on the 2Sth and
Mesa versus Vie Chicago White Sox
there the Wednesday following.
Pittman is quite enthusiastic about
the Chinos. He says they are well ed
ucated fellows, capable, singers and
players on their weird native instru-
ments, and that they put on a sort of
celestial vaudeville on the side
Mr. Sing, the popular proprietor Of
the American Kitchen will give a ban
quet for his fellow countrymen Sunday
night. after the game, and will have
them play and sing for his own and
his other guests entertainment. Such
u project is unique in baseball tours.
and is bound TO prove popular.
The Chinese University from which
they come, is a educational institu-
ton with 500 students. The strength OF
its ball club has been proven by scores
of victories against some of the most
highly touted American colleges, dur
ing the recent tour of the east. This
same team beat stanford University 7
to like shooting fish. which is another
husky recommendation
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14
MOTORCYCLE ALMOST
SWAMPED; REVIVED
While Scoop Has Been Too Busy to
Tell About it. Plans for Trip to
Tucson Never Faltered
BY SCOOP
That Motorcade again

That Motorcade again
In fussine over details concerning
the Tucson fair. We pretty near for
got that there IS going to be a con-
certed effort on the part of Phoenix
motorists to beat each other in en-
thusiasm over the 1876 mile drive to
the scene of the southern Arizona eX-
element March Is, 10 and 20.
Most of the motorcadists viii
leave under Dr. RedewilPs plan, We'd
nesday morning Others will go as
they please. while d few will go as
they can
And the two wheelers will not be
forgotten in this trip. for there is to
be u race of EN- make the journey.
Ii was learned here yesterday that
Barney Oldfield would be one OF
the racers to contend on the five
mile speedway. and that his pal, Billy
Carlson will drive one of the Max
wells in the grind. This. and some
aeroplane stunts. and n 35-mile mo-
torcycle race will make things real
exciting down Tucson way the last
Of the week. The auto race is on
Saturday
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14
Joe RE|GNS
As FAV0R|TE
Little O'Connell Picked as
Winner Of Todav's Motor
cycle Speed Events -
Cycle Car Race - The
First Ever
BY SCOOP

Unless there is a hidden bug in
some motorcyclist's ear, Joe O'Con-
nell. riding an Indian will reign as
absolute favorite in this afternoons
fifty mile race at the fair grounds.
Mounted on the short coupled racer.
O'Connell has the two things that
make him supreme among the track
riders who now call Phoenix their
home, and they are ability to ride,
and motor to ride. Recently,
O'Connell displayed a not too amaz-
ing ability to leave everything else on
two wheels swathed in yellow dust.
He won. Now, with practically the
same line up. and a much stronger
sprocket than the one that broke
with him in the Il mile race two
weeks ago, he stands just as good q
chance as ever.
Outside of Harry Crandal's Merkel.
there is apparently nothing in Phoe-
nix that can touch the Redskin and
its small but nervv straddler.
And the only hope Crandall has lies
in a possible accident 20 O'Connell's
mount. for it must be said of the
-htlfAtt. II HAS SlHNtI ItlIlstl blt
staying qualities
OF course. O'Connell will enter both
the fifty and ten mile speed events.
and probably the road machine race.
Here he viii have more competition,
for while he is to ride new Indian.
so is Lorenzo Boido. and so it is in
this little side-line event that we shall
find the truest test of the riding
abilities of the two men.
Certainly the rot about Baker en-
tering any of today's races is UNI
worthy Of the promoters once be-
fore it was advertised that the win
ner of the Fl Paso Phoenix race would
show at the fair grounds. and when
he wasn't produced. the crowd had a
right to ask for part Of its money
back-not all, for a little dimpled kid
named Creviston supplied the thrills
that Baker didn't attempt to display.
Cycle ears Will be put on the tract:
today in the first competition for
that class ever held in Arizona
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14
BABY SHOW ADDED
TO AUTO EXPOSITION
Next Weeks Affair Now has Three
Chief Features

The automobile exhibition next week
is turning into Il threefold exposition
with the plans Wen laid and everything
moving along smoothly toward Il sue
cessful end. There is nothing in the
Salt River Valley that attracts like a
baby show, a display of the most val
liable and most beautiful crop of this
splendid valley and now baby show
under correct auspices has been inaug-
urated with the auto and architectural
show to be held in the first battalion
armory beginning on March %.
Mrs. L. y. Phillips, general secretary
of the Y. ". c. A., and Mrs. Frank Al
kire, president Of the Parent Teachers
associations of the city, are taking q
great interest in the baby show part
OF the exposition. sufficient to assure
success to that portion of the eXhi-
bition.
The mere mention of baby show
brought the merchants of the city into
action right away and already more
than twenty prizes have been do
mated. with others promised and more
to come. y committee Of doctors viii
act as judges of the baby show.
Every baby show that has been held
in Phoenix SO far has exceeded the
other one held Immediately before il
and every indication is that the coming
show will exceed the last one by a good
deal. The rules and regulations for the
conduct Of this show will be announced
shortly according to Manager F. D.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14
M|LLERS TO MAKE
Au7O-cAMP TRIP

Maxwell business is getting better
every day. Three cars were sold by
the O'Neill Auto Supply company last
week and five this one Just past.
Among the purchasers is \. f. Mil
lei. who leaves in his car shortly on
an extended "trip to California and
the expositions. Miller was associated
with the Olson contracting company
here, and has lived in the valley for
the past five Years. After careful eX-
animation Of several models, and it
must be admitted influenced by the
Judgment of Mrs Miller. he bought Il
neat little MaXW 81 ''25" for his Cali
fornia tour. He figures on the cheap
ness of upkeep and running and the
beauty ana comfort of his car. to-
gether with power and reliability.
The folding seats, permitting the in
stallation of a coZy bed in the Max
well. was another consideration. as
the Milers viii camp ont on their
trip.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14
NEWSY BITS ABOUT
VENICE GRAND PRIX

VENICE, Cal, Feb. 14-One of the
three turns on the Venice parkway
over which will be run the first an
nual Venice Grand Prix. March l..
will be known as Elk's Tooth curve.
This is due to the fact that within
o radius of 400 feet of the curve
reside twenty members of the p. P.
O. f. The vicinity of the curve is
remotely settled and the residence Of
so many members of the antlered herd
so close is regarded as exceptional.
The exalted ruler of the Santa Mon
lea lodge lives at the curves end.
Ten days of practice will he allowed
the drivers. This will include two
Sundays and will be the first time
there has been Sunday practice in
in Southern California. The city
trustees have approved an ordinance
permitting the drivers to open her
up" on these days and all intersecting
streets will be closed and guarded
between the hours Of 10 o'clock and
noon.
The temperance of the famous old
Ford racing car 1893 is promised as
a feature of the Grand PriX. This
speed demon Of the past. in which
Barney Oldfield made his reputation
is stored in the garage of Dana Burks,
a Venice resident. 1t has not been
driven for years. but Burks has asked
Oldfield to pilot it once around the
parkway before the start Of the
Grand Prix. and the master driver
has consented. Burks will go to con
siderable expense to fit the ear up
so the wheels will go around
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14
HERZOG TELLS WHY THE
GIANTS LOST 1914 FLAG

Giant supporters figure Hans
Lobert as the one item of strength
required to Win for McGraW this
year. Charley HerZog wasn't a bit
backward last fall in pointing out
the errors OF his old boss.
IF Mac had kept me at third
and played Snodgrass and Murray
in the outfield he would have won
his fourth straight flag" remark
ed the Rhineland leader recently.
While Herzogs remarks were
just Il wee bit immodest, they
nevertheless carried ring of
truth. Stock did not begin to fill
the shoes of the energetic Mary
land star, and in no way did
Bescher and Robertson improve
over veterans like Snodgrass and
Murray.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14
VARSITY WINS
FROM INDIANS
McGowan Pitches Steady
Game, While Quail Wob-
HES - ! Lightning Double
NmS Threat Of Brave
Score in Ninth

Husky MCGOWAN, about whom they
used I" write stories last year. when
lee was pitching for Mesa: went over
~ the Indian grounds yesterday aft
'rnoou. and with the assistance Of
the University of Arizona team,
squelched the indians, : to >, As a
pitching duel. il was sort of a one
sided affair. McGowan was fairly
'csdy. hut Quail wobbled. permit
i.ue several Varsity men to walk,
..ni hitting others.
The Varsity fielded tightly most
times. while the Indians were COM
Iosed of Butler. the lightning short
stop. \ fast double play ended the
.ime IN the last of the ninth, with
'hc Indians filling the sacks and
radly threatening McGowans lead
puail hit siZzler to Ryan. who
,aughi Witte on second. and Butler
hurled To- Porter. nippinS the batter
Tho box score.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14
Tucson Speed Mad as Race Bay Nears
TUCSON SANCTIONS
MOTORCYCLE EVENT
Especial 10 The Republican,


TUCSON. March l3.-The Tucson
Motorcycle club held a meeting tonight
and decided TO wire to the +. A. NJ. for
a sanction for the race around the new
automobile speedway, March 20. auto
mobile day at the Southern Arizona
fair.
The race will be approximately thir-
tyfive miles long or eight times around
the track. The fair association has do
nix to Tucson on the eighteenth and
this added TO the hundred that will be
given by the Maricopa club. makes a
$500 purse.
A contingent Of Tucson riders will he
on hand Sunday at the state fair
grounds to witness the races there and
some Tucsonians will enter the road
race.
Charles Russell will ride new EX-
ceisior twin which was purchased by
Ray Reynolds for the express purpose
to have Russell beat the visitors. In
; previous races Russell showed good
| nerve and has always ridden his ma
chine to death. This new speed dem
on is said to be geared better than
eighty and is especially designed for
racing.
| Dick Clarke made sensation time in
tryouts for big auto race. making a
speed IF seVenty-seve miles an hour.
A steam roller and a gang of men
worked all night and last night on the
| track and will continue day and night
shifts till the day Of the race.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14
CLARKE DEvOTES TIME
TO RACING PRACTICE
Especial to The Republican,

TUCSON, Ariz, Mar. 13-Dick
Clarke, winner of the New Years
race has abandoned all intentions of
getting his regular beauty sleep and
is laying awake nights thinking of
ways and means to spend Harold
Steinfelds money on the famous
StutZ No 9
Since the last race the speedy
yellow car has been thoroughly over
hauled and rebuilt. Heavy oak
braces have been strapped TO the
sides of the rear deck and this time
the tanks will stay put. During the
last race they dashed out of place
when the car was sent around the
sharp curves and when the last lap
was finished d. mechanician George
Dawson had a badly blistered hand
caused by pumping air into a pipe
line which had sprung two or three
annoying leaks,
The BAYFIELD, carburetor. which was
advertised as n Schebler, has been
laid away and now a Master device
is in place. A complete set of new
wheels and tires will be used in the
grind.
A large pressure pump. hand oper-
ated, has been installed and on the
grade in the hackstretch the flyer
will have as good pressure as on
any other portion of the course.
A new radiator of the "y' type
is on the road and this combined
with new coat of paint of yellow
and black will give the car an al
most new appearance.
Clarke was on the track yesterday
and stop watches which were being
surreptiously held on him showed
n miles an hour in some of the fast
stretches. When the car was brought
off the track and Clarke was asked
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14
ARIZONA REPUBLICAN SPORT PAGE
FOES IN SERIES
NOW TEAMMATES

When the St Louis Federals
reach Havana, Eddie Plank will
have the pleasure of meeting once
again Charlie Deal, who scored the
only run against him in the second
game Of the worlds series.
More than likely the players will
argue as to whether Strunk should
have caught that tWo-bagger and
whether Deals steal of third base
was not bit of arrant luck
Deal will take the negative side
on each of these questions.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14

Bases On balls-Off MCGOWAN 4. of
quail s. Hit by pitched ball-Jack-
son by MCGOWAN, Porter, Meyer and
krieebaum BY Quail. Struck out
BY MCGOWAN 10, by Quail o Double
ilays-Beacb t. Warner, Ryan to
Bayze to Porter, Tenejeith to Butler
to Yukku Cmpire-Byers. Scorer
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14
GOOD ROADS ORGANIZER
At MESA TUESDAY NIGHT

l. J. Kirker, organizer for the Ari
IONA Good Roads Association will be
working in Mesa Tuesday night ac-
cording to information received at
the headquarters of the association
in the chamber of commerce building.
Secretary II. Q. Robertson Of the
Mesa Commercial club has been ad
vised of a meeting of good roads en-
thusiasts to be held in the south side
town Tuesday night and will get back
Of the movement with all the force
of his organization.
Kirker has just concluded q long
campaign of membership getting in
the southeastern part Of the state.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14

Excluding Alaska. the whole of the
United States could be put into Brazil
and there would still be 200. 900 square
miles uncovered.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14
OSBORN 11-ADAMS 10

In ten inning game which lasted
two hours and twenty-five minutes.
Osborn school defeated Adams with
the close score of II to 10.
Johns for Osborn showed only one
weak spell and that WAS the ninth
inning when Adams made five runs,
but in the tenth he held them down.
Fulton for Adams pitched fine ball
and had no special weak place but
the runs We're made on errors by
fielders.
Both catchers We're good, Deibold
for Adams and Hadsell FOR Osborn.
Hadsell had his lip cut in the ninth
in a mix up ut home plate.
This is Osborn's fifth game and
she has won them all.
The line-ups
Osborn-Wright hiss Bryant.
ss-1b; H. vinset. Oh: Johns. p;
Wilky, If; Desarcet, IF: fischer, RI;
Coffee. IF: Brophy, 3b; Satter Of;
Hadsell, c.
Adams-Manker, If: Deibold c:
ner. III; Fulton. p; Ernest. If: Bright,
II. W alter. RI.
Summary: r. H. f.
Adams OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. }
OSBORN ..........-...-.l .
Struck out-By Johns 10. by Fui-
ton :.
Base on balls-Off Johns 3. off
Fulton 4
Umpires-Joe Sneed and Levy r.
vine
Scorekeepers-Finch and Judson.
Time of game hrs. % min.
Attendance-150
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14

why he didn't open her up he re
marked that he was just trying out
the new carburetor and that this
wagon isn't tuned up just right YET
and is going TO do lots better i'll the
race
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14

cost per mile.
4 Coodycars
best met these
wants. They
met them be-
cause they are
Fortified Tires.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14
Men Like You

This Goodyear army is COM
posed Of men like you. They
want quality, safety, endurance.
They want trouble-saving and low
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-14
MODERN TAlkFEST

Where have YOU been. my dear?
ITO my literary club
"And what did YOU discuss at your
literary club
Shakespeare and circular skirts.
Emerson and perpendicular plumes.
Browning &nd military collars
think that's ail."-I-ouisville Courier
Journal.
Gustin of the exposition. At that time
the date Of entry and the dates of the
awards will also be made public.
Evening star., 1915-09-12

ing to be given for the new students
to Chapel Point, Nd. Thursday. The
meeting will be held in the college hall.
The committee which has the af-
fair in charge is to report as to the
number of automobiles obtained for
the occasion and arrange all details of
the trip.
The Gonzasa extension committee.
which has been conducting the cam
paign for new students. has established
branch committees in the various
parishes of the city. The chairinen of
these committees have in many par
ishes enlisted the aid of women inter
ested in GonZaga and formed auNil-
IarieS to further the work.
Reports submitted today are expected
to show encouraging results, for 1t is
known that many newcomers have al
ready registered for the coming year
All new students who have registered
at the college'up to and including to-
morrow will be guests on the outing.
The chairman of the various parish
committees. alumni and students who
have brought in at least one new stu
dent and several clergy are to go on
the trip.