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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20
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Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-07-22
Commissioner PROCEEDINGS

Cont inmed from last week.
On motion the following bills
were allowed:
Peter Mintcn,r Lbr. Co..
for humber and coal -. s149.6O
Atlas Lumber Co, for
humber 49,. go. go
John Peshek. blacksmith
WOTk -. 4 90
Ned Benedict, for indexing
plats -. -. -. 6.75
Edgar WatwOod, for postage,
express. box rent and tele-
~ ALL J.27
A. w. Ew TT, for executive
accOuntanG chez king cOun-
~ OFFICES 49,. ..... 49.7S
Mas. EdWin Bquyal. for laun-
day for court house -. 200
John T. FOisell. for post
age, box rent and eX-
pehse OF trip to FHt
fledfe ...... AZ %
J. p. Buswell, for assessing
unOrganized territory and
compiling same -. =. 1873 800
On motion board adjourned until
500 O'Clock a. m. July 8, 1915.
Al 800 O'Clock a. IN, July 8,
1915, board reassembled as per ad-
journment. ALI members present.
On molten the following bills
We're allowed
T. II. Holiday. for express
and drayage. 80. -. 1919
Nebraska Telephone Co., for
exchange and telephone for
May and June 80. 1880
l.. p. Nelson, for carpenter
work 80. 80. go. . 14.10
Anna GriSmer, stcnOgrapher
for states attorney -. 1900
A. S. Anderson, for work as
county examiner .. $500
Geo. All, for holding teach
erS' examination .. 400
John 7. Forsell, for salary
as county Urn asurer for
May and June . .. $4,000
Edgar Watwood. for salary
as county auditor for May
and June -. -. :. 10000
F. NJ. Mccoy. for salary as
register of deeds for May
and jaime -. :. :. 10000
Jennie E. O'Neal, for salary
as supt of schools for May
and June -. -. :. 5000
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-07-22

ments We're made: Hugh c. Me
Guire. of Midland, South Dakota.
justice OF the peace; Frank w. Cal
hOon. of Midland, South Dakota,
con sta BILE
{. II Marden, 30 pieces pil-
ing / 4 IT. long, 80 pieces
piling 8 TT. long at 33c
pei lineal foot 316.SU
&c. II. Marden. 30 pieces pill
ing 20 TT. long. so pieces
piliMg % =. long. at 3Sc
per hneal foot 49,. 10000
9. IL. Marden, "a pieces pill
ing 30 IT. long, ) pieces
piling 80 ft long at 42c
per aneal foot 80. 1880
j.. p. Nelson labor on
bfMSse La
Ralph Vandercook for Trans
rribmg Plat Book 80. 10000
Severin and Wheeler. nails
bolts and paint for bridges 2S.00
Okko Nieborg hauling gravel 1900
Eail Roueth for labor on
bridges and use of tools 1925
C,int Locket labor on
On molten board adjourned un-
til 800 O'Clock A. NJ. July 10
1915.
An 900 O'Clock A. NJ July 10.
1915, board reassembled as per
adjoufmme All members Present
On motion the following bills
were allowed:
Ganit SchteGman labor on
D''t"SN co "
ID. W. Roush for labor on
bridges =. $3.50
Hiram Ramsey man and
team hauling materials
Tor bridges. :. :. 300
Edgar Goff labor on bridges 1870
Brown and Saemger record
books and supplies 49,. 1927
News Printing Co blanks 125
Capital Supply Go. supplies
for Supt. :. :. 57.61
Mitt he'll Publ Co. record
book and supplies .... 1922
Perkins IkOs Co, books
for transribing records
for Reg. of Deeds office S62.S3
Educator Supply CO. sup
plies for Co. offices 45.O4
Frank Koehler rOadwOrk 1900
r. G. Schwartz supplies for
courthouse 4.25
J. ID. Rainey printing forms
for transcHibing :. :. 7S45
WIN A. Beach Ptg. Co. re-
cord books and supplies 27345
j. ID. Rainey official print
ing 80. Z5.63
On notion quarterly report
C
tice Of the peace was
approved justice fees ;. go
nellie Bidslinger sten0graph-
eiS fees :. 900
Fred H. Root serving sub
potHd lsl .
G. L. Stoughaon publishing
commissioners proceed
ings and notices 14.17|
F. NJ Mccoy stamps and
recording ;. >. 11.86
Severin and Wheeler pa int
anu OIL. .... 6.2O
r. S. O'Neal assis ting CO.
unity Supt. Of Schools. 5000
G. NJ Weirauch assessing
and enmmerating town
of Midland -. 42.OO
S. w. Ruasek bridge iron
and blacksmith work 1915
J. d. Rainey supplies for
county offices. 1885
Earl Rundall assessing and
ting townships 6
18E. IN 1SE, 6N 19E,
IN 19E and postage ;. 6135
Ed Hendricks auto hire
for commissioners 80. 2.6O
s. L. Hunt assessing and
enumerating five unor-
ganized townships a. 80
n. G. Eckwald assessing
and ennlmerating Kiser
township :. :. 1890
John letter assessing and
ennimerating Marietta
township. >. >. $500
Michael Raush assessing and
enmmerating Lincoln town.
ship s. :. :. ... 454O
Steen Kjes assessing and
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-07-22

o. X. Whitney, for salary
as states attorney for May
and June 80. 49,. ;. 1866
H. l.. Brown, for salary as
county judge for May and
June -. 49,. :. 10000
c. NJ. Lloyd, for salary as
deputy treasurer for May
and June -. =. :. 1000
Earl Dorothy. salary as
clerk for auditor for May
and June -. 10000
l.. B. Roberts, for salary as
clerk for register of deeds
for May and June 49,. 5000
Edwin Bauyn, for salary as
janitOr for May and June 1000
j. G. Pickett, for IS per
cen, OF bill of $4169.O6
or $3126.79 for TRANSCRIPT
ing records for register of
deeds -. .. :. 312679
Educator Supply Co., for
one Marchant calculating
machine -. 80. :. $4,000
". r. Berry, for drayage 3.l5
John Pcshek for auto hire.
"trip to kadoka and
bridge viewing .... 25.4O
VIM. G. Murphy, for ice. 800
Edna Kelly. for assisting
sup. of schools -. :. 1900
IL. E. Mendenhall. grading
manuscript and postage $50
Mrs. Harry Hart, for hold
ing teachers examina-
lions -. 80. .... 500
Jennie E. O'Neal, for post
age. express and box
leHt l.0S
Jake Weber, for chimneys
and mantles for lamps $50
II. +. Waldorf. for labor on
G,rindstone bridge 80. $50
s. w. Russell, for black
smith work and bridge
irons -. 80. -. 1906
c. f. McLane, hardware,
paint and supplies 80. 56.1O
o. X. Whitney, for expense
on trip to Pierre 80. $40
Harry l.. Brown, refund of
school and road poll Oh
account Of double ASSESS
Fred krOetch refunded $3.50 of
1913 real estate tax on SWA sec.
l5-4-2OE on account of having to
pay first half tax twice.
On motion 1906 personal tax
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-07-22

Can supply cream orders now,
either morning or evening de-
livery. Phone orders before Z
in the morning or Z 80 in the
evening, to red Al. ID. w.
Coyner. 1Otp4
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-07-22
enumerating Elbon town
48.OO

enumerating Elbon town
ship. !. -. $500
A. L. Alice assessing and
enumerating Nowlin town
ship and attending as
SCISSORS meeting. claimed
$S40O allowed .. $500
Henry J. Brady assessing
and enumerating Center
township and attending
assessors meeting. claim
ed $63.OO. allowed, 80. $500
Isaac McReynolhs assess
ing and enliinerating
Brown township. claimed
$500, allowed :. 5000
j. .. Peterson assessing
and enumerating Mattison
township, claimed $500
allowed. :. -. 5000
+. l.. Nerley assessing and
enumerat.ng Fergaison
township. claimed $500.
alboWed 5O.OO
+. b. Wintrode assessing
and enalmerating Spring
field township. claimed
$4,000 allowed ;. 5000
A. l.. Knltsen assessing and
enmmerating Grindstone
township. claimed $4,000
VIM. Sether assessing and
enumerating Ash Creek
township. claimed $1,000
allowed :. 49,. 5000
David Lampen't assessing
and enumerating Philip
township, claimed 5000
allowed :. :. ;. 147.oo
J. f. Getting assessing
and enalmerating Top Bar
township ;. -. $500
]. w. BretZ assessing and
enumerating Iowa town.
ship claimed $500 allow
eu 0O.VV
w. J. Anderson assessing
and emu ing Black
Hawk township claimed
$54.OO allowed =. 80. 5000
I. j. OCOnnOr assessing
and enumerati ting Cherry
township =. 80. 21.76
Gerrit Dekoch assessing and
emImerating Grandfieh
township. :. >. 49,. S0.OV
II. w. MOrriS assessing and
Pleasant View
township 4S.VV
Fred Park assessing and en-
umerating DOwlimg town.
ship and postage, claim
ed $57.35 allowed =. $3.50
Harry Peterson assessing
and enumerating Midland
township claimed $66.66
allowed :. =. $50. 5000
J. M. Williams assessing and
enumerating Tucker Smith
township claimed $51.OO
allowed ;. :. >. 5000
August G.. Holm assessing
and enumerating Pleasant
Valley township claimed
$54. allowed :: 80. 5000
NJ r. Kellogg assessing and
enumerating Butte town.
ship claimed $500 al
lowed :. ;. -. 5O.Ot
F. j. Cook assessing and
enumer ting Pleasant town.
ship and postage claimed
5000 allowed :. :. >. $3.50
(ContinMed on page four)
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-07-22
WHEN YOU WANT A GOOD
PAINTER OR PAPER HANG

If ym want the work done in
a good manner, let me know
and l will be in Philip and exc
cute your work so it will be aatis-
factory, both in appearances and
price. Write or phone me
j. II. Brewer, Midland, s. D.
19-tp4
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-07-22

cent, No. 8 cattle raised 25 per
cent
On motion imprOveme ents in
Philip township were lowered % pei
cent, No. ] horses raised 25 per
cent. No. 2 horses raised per
cent. No. horses raised 80 per
cent, No. S cattle raised 33 Ia per
cent, No cattle raised 20 ner
cent, No. Z cows raised 33 13 per
cent. No. 8 cattle raised 20 per
cent
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17

WARD NO - CAP NO.
S'''' . ";'1 :'' .o Gs"ReS a. farm Of
Il FOR, 81. s:s. sss, 9, p s
SlI:; savoy s last named named SUB
fts;' y: is:': y
' f, e. ::s Il:
4
III ::;s E:' IF: II; :; f;s:;1
=, wso Of e. so T. OF n 80 ~.
s s'ss Of st. sss: ;q S.l j
Rove moie place
Gna Geo fsA Porte. Fs'Fn' sub of " and part Of
F>S7f' 'sf:' :ss :s,sss: ss
! q Il: pad; 3; q
$;;;; +; r; !; S; : 4;
g. . Il f'f N cry q Detroit wsyS. CO.
O. W. zsnser Michigan Bri.ooe's
a asss:s lat named sub: sub
ss ssI:.:. ;s.s Johnston Of
T Basd 80 Magnolia Ferdinand Mor.,r. sub of ~
Peht% Masno% last named
:ss s..; sg
WARD NO IL CAP NO. 50
Feschman Poplar Robert Hostess asa
OF w Johnson's sub of part of the Porter farm
A. n cameron. Pepisr curry's o Of the
Ds,A.a.a result. 10
WARD NO. IL CAP NO. 81
@ D ~ % sub 81 II. sS.
c;sGs' ; sub & ' 'S: f 81 cam: ;%s
farms of Chicago
s"aaoR. %sSf. last .s n.a:s
IS to as of lots a. ~
and So together with tho alley all Of Robert Hoses
lots 80 TO e+ inc Of j. w Johnstons sub OF the Porter
Jas. A LAW warren las, named sub
whitney Realty, Co Warren; Hubbard pigsSsiy: .,
c n% ff s% az" cao lot: AZ q a. 81 TO- I
and $50 70 67t inc of Johnsons sub OF the Porter and
CHmpan farms OF Chicago -; =. ~. 80.
Clara Daniels Hubbard Dingwals sub Of the sly
OF lot II of the partition OF the C. OF No. 7ae
yng or grand river ave-.
culhane. Putnam. cntons O. p. C.
N Putnam, named sub ~ ~:
/. YeldrYml Merrick, Geo Paine: sub Of iots s
Est OF Is rs ls 10 and 10 T. c. I2s :.............
Mary sHsRnsa Msrss las: n s%:S
Marion Silby Burre place last named
j. f. Sage Burreli place last named sub
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17

4. FsS9:I farm nd :.s 81; 4 ~
s:Sss.ss asai.v NJ: s.S!S :ss Il
r:;;$'; s::'1 ;.s;a
4, 5; Il: f E ':s
ias.l:s: sub H 81 s!.s Sc. :s' II
$'.:s r.: ::= s.s:s
H:g':| 5$;!st $;::::; ~ $:$::
;$,, a:fsi: lat s;";s
E;':;:: ::::;:: E: s:
::$ + s.: s: r.: 81, E +
SsS:.: %q.ies ~: sa% :sn.s .as
f ::$:i Fl:
: fl: ! :i:':i: T. ;:si E
,sy s;'t xs s;? 81 4. a t.:
Esx F.rF 4. P:%'d las: named a
ss:ss
Gis1 81 &c: 1905. s;''s' ~ Il ;
trsct -. -:
v$s$ 8 s'e'ss ~''::":'' Pa. * i; I:
James Dale a Mexays part
C A:f.s 1909 10 Gs.S4sp 'f lss, named
Fern; is!= s IL .:lsia 49,
george watts Northwestern wdermsr. sub Ia sec
last ~ ~:
5.Ss u sec g. ss;;:sP. G5s:@.n
H. C. Gallagher n Northwestern las. named sub . Il 4
s:s9::n Es:ssisA . :;' a a:%;f
George Ms..rh wa'rm:r: Par. SUI: /. see
Ss:, All. IN r. H:s's s
CUTLER n, Hosarth. last named =, 49,
S. w 1ssSsseS cr' s4.ss Mckay. sub
/. :, ..u.v whitney las, named sub .nn
E RhoSP.cn. whitney. wnd.rm.r.
NJ CARD . Wsi,nes last named SUB
FARM ws n s's:F ,ss
. whitney wasm.r. Par. sub SEQ
E.. 81 r. :ss t. Hss., a. y;
s' anu s'fsa
,f cspmeu. wlldsrn.r. Park SUB
ss S:$Ts; I':
H W eSsn: re- n Columbus.
HSS's5S.4 Last s s:" ss%s
s. ss Of ss. s .p .
tract
Nell MeEwsn. v.k.ours. widerm.r.
Eaqs
x's''sssE si' NAMED
st;: H.s;''sn. w'e'Fm::. r.. sub - sec
Montcar Land Co. Maidstone Montcia Land co Ld
iSo55a e. saa " Mon'': sub ..
Lucy Dexter Blvd. wrdsrmer. Park sub
WARD NO 1, CAP NO :"
', 81: i;: :a::; ;:i' e. :; :: !;
e !: Ss'; H.: q: y: iS;;:; s:;.
q .: s'3sAi 'hp j. OF
Il: t. Gog' s place ffss'. sub of par; d:
II s os:s s .ss s;.s
MAR: nS''; E'i''3 place A'''' sub par, i..:
w,niaTs Moore place MoOr.s sub of
? -
afaR@ River and aso.. 'aG 9. part 81
r %H ..s Sc # Flfa. and smith.
G Wilson Roosevelt last named sub
'S par! ., ecl
%Sp Us T.fs last named Va ~;
Mary Moore vinewood Moore, OF part OF frso
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17
Observation-Disclosures.

WARD No IL ~ p' '' ' '' CAP No: So
J. saiisde Kirby Tho. Mcorsw.. OF and
from 3 rs inclusive Thomas McGraw's
Of part Of the Porter farm and also part Of g.
WARD NO IL CAP no 81
inciusys Of Tranor's sub. p. C.
J. Mccullough Hudson. Thos Moorays Of lots
from rs Inclusive Mc0rAws
OF tho Porter q part z. g..
Lunnsy. Hudson. % g
w.nn No =, CAP 10 TT
of c. 20 lying north OF the line of Hudson avs...
WARD NO /, CAP No, 30" So
Bardsiey n Stanley I
8 rs inclusive Thomas Mcoraws
lots Of part o. the part |,
Charles w. schnsl stanley pub.
Paul schouehr. Stanley, named ~ % 10 II
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17
TWELFTH WARD

WARD 30 $780,. ,,..,. -,..,.n cAI.. NO
t2S7 n. OF 100 IT. lying OF and adjoining
Jefferson
WARD CAP NO. Is
c Miller Savoy IOhnstons sub Of the part OF the
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17
WARD NO II


plat Albert IN
n. / -.
Y lbcrt the Chen
90
& named 90 %. . !.
A Cchneider, n,
Fischer Cleveland. Of the Gabriel Chene estate
whRpsNo II 49,: CAP NO 90
Cleveland N Campaus sub. OF OF tn
McrouEal Macomb
WARD NO IL CAP NO "
RSnkraI Hendricks sub or the GABRIEL thene
whhRn ne 10 OFT II '.'' car NO -
c Priets Hunt A. NJ Campus part the Nc
pougall bet >fRcomb and Grntiot s6S n
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17
DETROIT TIME
observation-disclosures

Nd sSss. of or.nd,: sub lot
The Detroit times., 1915-07-22

the championship. despite the fact
that Chick" Evans II disposing OF
his rivals neatly. and Jack Neville II
still very much In the tourney.
Detroit still has . pair Of contend-
ers In the race for the western
crown. Howard Lee was eliminated
yesterday By e. II. Bankard. Of Chi
caso. afteS ~ holes had been played.
but Seandtsh and Miller both won
their mstches IN the second round.
standish detected W. n. Gardner. Of
Chicago. I Up. and Guy Miller elimi-
mated A. etillwell. Of Chicago. by .
4 and . count.
Evans had little trouble In dis.
posing Of X. p. Edwards, whom he
cast into the outer darkness by Q
Z and victory. Joe Bolt. Cieve-
lands trump card. bowed 10 the
skin of Dewitt Baich. Of Cincinnati
Today Dctroit's contenders vii
meet the acid test standish has Q
chance to beat his opponent. Bank
hard. Who eliminated Howard Lee
The Detroit times., 1915-07-22
Better Than Archer, Is
Verdict On Cards
Kid Receiver

NEW YORK, July 32.-Fans who
took In the o. Louis games Iamped
che greatest catcher In the National
league. Few critics have placed
Prank Snyder Of the Cardinals IN
the same class with ochaIk.
Schrang. Archer, and other famous
receivers, but that 10 whore hs be-
longs. In the present series st the
Polo grounds Snyder gave . great
exhibition Of catching and hitting.
The Giants stole one base On
Snyder in three games. Msrkle GOT
away with that steal In Saturdays
1Ginnlng AFFAIR. II isn't that they
didn't try. 6nyder's pssSing has
bsen % deadly that most Of the d.
cisions at second base were not
even close.
Snyder 10 such . good hitter that
Huggins has elevated him to fourth
place In the batting order. In his
nrst three times at bat In the clean.
up role. Snyder poled two singles
and Q triple. He drove In the flrst
two o.. Louis runs and scored the
third one himself In Saturdays
double-hsadsr be registered four
hits---one q triple.
When the Giants were out west
last month Q fan asked John No.
0nw 70 name the best catcher IN
the National league.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-22

Snyder" replied Mc0aw with
out hesitation. HE u Bio and csn
stand lots Of hard worn. He 10
young and WIN ~ . valuable man
for years. He has . great arm.
works ven with pitchsrs, b cool.
and has good judgment. Aad hs
can hit. don't think any other
National league catcher approaches
him In sliasoanA sbiilty."
II 10 one Of the great regrets q
Dick Kinsells's Me that he diecov.
cred snyder for the D. Louis club.
Dick would ar ratAse have dug him
up Q year inter f6F Mc0fsw, Nov.
aaays. when oaydar1 wosk b eeO
msndsd. plck syellb vitn pdrdoo-
able pride, bat he hates % thinh
that the best cateh0 hs svss Aue
up h nst psrlssninS 'vitA the Nsv
York team. +.
When Rossr BrssnsAsa managed
the Cssd1nals. lllnssl1a wss BE
scout. He diss6vsssd oayd0 b
Pint. MieA.. and b1pt several stbss
scouts 70 the Tints clsb -vfsh -
The Detroit times., 1915-07-22
Standish and Miller
Still G0ing-Latter
Plays Evans

CLEVELAND, O.. July 2z.-Eight
years ago Ned Sawyer came out OF
Chicago . youth widely proclaimed
~ one of the golf phenoms Of the
age, . youth with ambitions running
high and with hopes Of winning the
national amateur golf championship
on the course Of the Euclid club Of
this city.
Through the qualifying round he
proceeded to live up to the grand
reputation which had preceded him
The finish Of the FIRST round OF match
play found him still among the live
ones and listed still - one Of the real
dangerous characters In held
which contained such notable golfers
% Jerome Travers. Walter Travis.
W. c. Fownes. jr.. Eben N. Byers.
Ned HerreschoR. n. Chandler Egan
and others Of like reputation
Fate ruled that Sawyer should
meet the STEADY. brilliant. tenacious
Byers In the second round. They
wended their way through the dim
cuIties Of four holes with Sawyer
playing the golf which had been ex.
pected of him, and Byers - . result
encountering four successive defeats
Playing the NTH Sawyer was Z up
He lost the nth a. the result OF .
bit OF earelessness. And he stopped
rfsht there. Az the turn Byers hAo
souared the match. When the anal
toll was taken Byers was an eesy
victor.
Tuesday that same Sawyer. stead
led by eight extn years tackled On
his shoulder. made q master of the
game By the experience gained u
countless tournaments through thu
EIGHT years, met Byers once again
This time n vas In the hrvt rouns
Of the western amateur champion
ship tournament at the Mayhel'
Country club.
This time history repeated itself-
for four holes. This time histor.
reversed itself during the remainin'
holes. In brief. Tuesday sawyer d
feated Eben NJ. Byery and an
IN doing 30 marked himself 90 tn
manipulation Of one Of the Arst res
great surprises Of the 1915 W. q. 4
tournament.
sawyer yesterday stuck doggedl
70 the pace he set and in the secon
round Of the western tourney he VI
leatiy eliminated Paul Hunter. q
J Chicago. With . count Of s and
Now Sawyer ranks as q favorite 70
The Detroit times., 1915-07-22

PUTIN-BAY. o.. July 22.-sfhsre
will be . lull In the yacht racing ai
the Inter-lake regatta today. The
morning vas given over to power
racins. classes B and 7 being given
chances TO start today. This after.
nom the annual sQuadron sail will
take bIacs. Land sports Win feature
the early sveaing. and tonight the
annual ball VIII be staged. About
noon the excursioa from Detroit
headsd by Commodore George
Marsh, Of the q. p. Y. C.. and Hugh
|P. 0unnisoa. win arrive on board
the steamer Putfn- Bay.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-22
STRATEGY WINS
NET TITLE FOR
HIBBARD-STONE

A little strategy won the Detroit
doubles championship from Owen
and Emerson yesterday. In the nnal
matches Of the city tennis tourna'
ment. Hibbard and stone. the win
ming team. noticed that their oppo
nents were hitting Wild. and began
. series Of Iobs on their returns that
got them the crown In straight
sets. The scores were s-2. 81 and
6-3.
There are still some consolation
matches to be played In the tourney
The Detroit times., 1915-07-22
PACKARD GETS
SPEED TRIALS
ON HOOSIER OVAL

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July "a
Chief Engineer J. g. Vincent. Pilot
Ralph DsPalma and . corps Of as
sistants from the Packard factory
at Detroit were scheduled to arrive
in Indianapolis t0eay TO begin .
series Of tryouts with the new
Packard twin ak 1t the Indianapolis
motor speedway DsPalma. Who -
said to 10 managing the proposed
Packard debut In the meeor racing
game. has pronounoed The 'Iecal
track the beat In the country for
testing purposes. and The new mod
els will b given thorough tryout.
II has been known for more than .
year that the Packard company has
been experimenting with racing
cars. When DsPalma took his for
eign Mercedes car 20 the Packard
plant to prepare II for the last In
dianapolis race. II was rnmcred that
the Packard people were about
ready to enter the speed game. Do.
Palma won the local S0omiie rscs
with 4 Mercedes that had many
Packard features.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-22
MUNICIPAL
bali. FOR
SOUM|Cn
New System Consider
ed. for Whole Circuit
for Next Year
COMMITTEE
PROBING PLAN
Visit Illinois Tow n,
Where Everybody
Sees Games

KALAMAZOO. Mich. July "a
Cities formerly in the Southern
Michisan league. including Kalama-
roo, may adopt the Rockford. H..
idea nsat year and provide mum.
cipal baseball. This. II 10 figured.
II the only solution Of the din,culty
that now confronn the smallsP
minor leagues In the United States.
Charles wagner. Of this city. for.
mer manager OF the Kalamazoo and
Battle Creek teams. and James
Frank. of Jackson. erstwhile presi.
dent Of the g. NJ. league. will leave
tor Rockford the latter part Of the
week to obtain full Information re-
gardinG the plan adopted by the
people Of that city.
In the Illinois city II has been
found thsa municipal baseball II .
great mcoess. The owners OF the
club were about to give up the
ghost when someone figured out the
plan which II now being worked
out 90 successfully there.
In the frst place 5000 season
tickets at 81 each were quickly dis
posed Of. These tickets sntitle the
bearer to admission to all the
games. He 10 also allowed TO bring
his family or friends with him. Tho
factory employees and clerks lost no
time In buying up the pasteboards
and 5000 was added to the clubs
treasury. Then there we're 200 ssa-
SON tickets at s. cold to people who
could better afford them This add
q another $1,000 and finally 100
tickets at so each we're sold TO
merchants who were anxious TO
boost q rood thing along. The sale
a season tickets In this way brought
1000 into the treasury or nearly
enough 10 carry the team through
the season.
with the additional crowd which
resulted from $500 tickets, those
placed In the hands OF the fans. the
advertising privileges ~ the ball
mark increased In value: the score
book advertising really amounts to
something and the concessions 1t
the grounds brings good revenues.
Admission TO the ball park 10
practically free under the condi-
tions imposed. but on Sundays and
holidays Q small admission to the
grandstand II charged.
The sale Of players would m
crease the revenues from year to
year and the surplus created In that
way would bs used toward the pur-
chase Of q downtown park which
could bs made . profitable invest
msnt in time. Il II thought that
under the circumstances II would
not bs q diflcult matter to obtain .
baseball park thoroughly mp to date
somewhere within . short distance
Of the business section Of the CITY.
Msssvs. wagner and Frank vni
thoroughly study the Rockford plan
while they are away and thus DO In
q position TO put the entire PROPOSE
ton before the, people.