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The Detroit times., 1915-03-31

But always has Johnson schooled
that uppercut TO be used on man
OF his own weight. His judgment
OF distance with II has been perfect
when the man Is no taller than
Johnson himself and It's effect has
been deadly.
Judgment OF distance Is one OF
the finest properties fighter can
possess In fact, II Is an absolute
essential for a champion. johnson,
II be never had anything In his night.
ing chest but his judgment CT dis
lance and hts uppercut, would be a
great ringster.
Now. however comes Johnson
with the uppercut OF years. trained
to land on men Of six feet in height,
and hnds himself up against man
FIVE inches taller. The uppercut
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31

the fadeaway: Joe McGinity had
bis slow. creeping. underhand "old
Soil" Bat. Nelson nearly killed op-
ponents with his left book 10 the
liver. Kid Mccoy had the famous
corkserew left. others have had
certain freak deliveries or proper
ties in their athletic catalogue that
aid them in turning out bank ac-
cornts and meal tickets
But none of them ever beat Jack
Johnson's uppercnt II was his stock
in trade. With IL he knocked ont
opponents when he got ready. after
giving the public run for its mon
ey first He almost tore Burns
he ad of with il; Jared Jeffries to
sleep. ripped and tore Frank Moran:
pelted Jim Flynn. and Injured the
anatomies Of numerous other oppo
nents.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31

been closely scrutinized 10 begin
with. We were conveyed out OF
Liverpool by a destroyer. and our
escort remained with us until we
were entirely ont OF the danger zone
We were not permitted TO send wire
less messages. though we received
many enroute.
''Yon ask about trade conditions
abroad. As far as the United States
Is concerned, there Is apparently a
fine market in England now for one
and two-ton trucks for regular com
mercial use, Most OF the English
trucks go 20 the farm, and business
organizations have hard time sup
plying themselves. recently tried
To buy a truck for the use OF our
own company. and called on the rep
resentetiyes OF one British truck
manufacturer after another None
OF them would listen 10 me. We
cant help you out they said. The
government Is taking our product
as fast as we can make IL. and. OF
course the government has FIRST
call
"Of course American truck manu-
facturers should have the beet pos
slble representation. or better still.
send their own representatives to
handle the business.
EARLY IN the war there was a
strong advertising campaign made
for British-made goods. but at this
time I do not think there is any dis
elimination against the made-in-
America product.
The principal difficulty now would
be getting the goods across. Ship
ping facilities are crippled because
the government IL using so many
ships for army transports. etc. As
for Goodyear In Europe, can only
say that at no time up 10 the pres.
ent have we been able to supply the
demand with as much promptness
as We desire.
Just now. as indicated. the
principal activity IL In trucks. Pleas
ure cars have been subjected 10
the rigors OF war. Men who own cars
are often so situated they canno;
AFFORD To run them. Chaufeurs by
thousands have Joined the army.
Cars must not|dispIay bright lights.
No pleasure cars have been com.
mandeered by the government. how
ever, despite the demand for any
vehicles in truck form"
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31
SAYS AMERICAN
TRUCKS ARE IN
BIG DEMAND

p ID. Saylor. managing director
OF the Goodyear Tyre q Rubber Co.
Of Great Britain oodyear's) Euro
pean organization, Is now In Akron
for conference and tells very inter
estIngly OF trade Conditions In au-
tomobIIedom abroad.
Mr.. Saylor came on the Adriatic.
we went aboard at Liverpool Sat
urday noon" be relates. "and did
not leave for "a hours. Meantime
no one was allowed to go ashore, and
those who came aboard had
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31
Johnny Kilbane, Fat and Slow,
Makes Disappointing Showing

NEW YORK. March Johnny
Kilbane, champion featherweight.
must take anti-fat treatment and
spring tonic. according 10 judgment
OF New York fstic fans before
signing on a real fight. This was
the Judgment based upon Kiibane's
popular victory on points over Eddie
wallace. Brooklyn Ghetto champion,
in their 10-round tete-a-tete last
night at the Broadway Sporting
club.
KiIbane showed little aggressive
ness, contenting himself with
smothering dangerous fusillades
from wallace. The bout was slow
and somewhat tame, some spec
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31
Don't Over-Expect

When you adopt this TREAS we hope you
will-don't expect a magic tire. II Is not
trouble-proof-not exempt from mishap and
misuse.
II won top place because countless men
proved that il averaged best. II did that be-
cause in FIVE great ways--in FIVE exclusive
features--it excels every other tire.
Be content with the best--don't expect the
impossible-and you'll always be happy with
Goodyear Fortified Tires.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31
|0 Will BE A doc
REYNOLDS THIS YEAR, IS
Query OF BENGAL CREW

budding curve that is likely to bloom
at any time.
Today the Tigers play the annual
game az Jackson. on what is proba-
bly, the worst diamond in the world.
II the field hospital is not filled by
night. II will be because the faies
have decided TO be very kind TO the
Bengal folks for q time Al mid
night the team goes to Memphis for
two days. Two games are SEIZED
uled. but IL tradition is observed.
there win be a downpour tomorrow
and a mud battle Friday.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31

tators believed that Kilbane's am
pie waist line and etxra embonpoini
was responsible.
Before the same crowd Johnny
Dundee went 10 whirlwind rounds 10
a popular verdict over Frankie Cal.
lahan, although outweighed several
pounds.
By putting Zone Round" Davis, OF
Buffalo. to sleep in the third round.
Jim Coffcy, white hope aspirant. was
given new consideration todaq. be
fore the Fairmont A. G. last night
coffey knocked Davis down IN both
the FIRST and second rounds before
slowing him away for the full count
with . right TO the Jaw in the third.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31
-| w Fl. II ~
IAN Rockies Display
Flashes Of Real
Twirling
4EDBETTER MAY
SURPRISE THEM
hysique, Speed and
Curve Ball Are His
Main Assets
BY HAROLD v. WILCOX.

JACKSON, Miss, March sls-The
opssters with the Tigers ON the
northern TIP are beginning TO spec
nlaks on the possibility Of another
.cset such a. was supplied by DOC
|lsynolds year ago. II win be re-
nl1od that when the club broke
IMP last spring. Reynolds was
1mou9 the discards. and was being
/cafrisd only until he could be dis
5000 a. lie was sent with the
ooood team. and started very slow
" when the second squad follow
u ne 1rst into Memphis. however.
1cynolds was sent to the mound
nd pitched splendid game. He
cntlnued his good work, and let
Nm from Moriarty. who was cap
1lnins the yanigxns. began TO pour
upon Jennings. urging the Tiger
~ 70 hang onto the pitcher for
Uhile. Jean Dubuc, who was also
~ me second squad. later added
<brf and Jennings consented.
1oIds did not show much early
the seasoa. but the averages AZ
ufn6up showed him the most
c1lye nan On The stan.
- <Aeps Is no second squad this
~, there " 10 chance for another
Ho into favor ~ drzmatic . Rey-
49,, bit there would be no great
&rprise II one OF the rockies who
now counted ont would yet land =
o<h with the excsp<ion Of Old
n1n. al Of the youngsters have
oon showing . fash Of real form
' occasions. and even Karr and
s6belter. who have not been con-
1osod flx1ures. have oncs Or twice
do The boys eft up and take mo-
~. II = not expected that KARI
IN mn,re the grade. however. but
1nlkhty close watch II being kept
xo6be<ter The lanky North Car
- b occasionally looking WON
MY GOOD. and the folks who are
1(ned 70 doubt that he now has
1or leasue class admit that al
or q two should make q great
1Ier. of him. II he should get the
cDer coaching and chance to
I1cn regularly. II snyone polls al
61poIds" this year. Ledbetter Is
Dscted to be the person His as
~ arc : blk frame. speed and Al
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31

LAUREL, Misa,s March 3i--
(speciai.l-Despite wrenehed
back, sustained during warming
up, that made every ball he
threw painful, Bernie Boiand
yesterday afternoon set down
New (deans with ore nit in six
innings. The injury made u
impossible for him TO throw
single curve ball. Working I'M
der this handicap, his perform
anee is the finest to date Of the
training season.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31
WESTERN HIGH
ATHLETE DIES

Frank n. Shafer. one OF the most
promising athletes in Western
high school, died Tuesday afternoon
this home. No. 50 Eighteenth-st..
from an attack OF spinal meningitis.
shafer had won his letters in bas.
kethall and baseball. and was re-
lied upon as one OF the infieEd main.
stays OF the 1915 team.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31
az JOHN 3. ROBINSON.

HAVANA. Cuba, March s1.--Here
is q fight in which a mans favorite
blow will be about as useful as II
II was left home on the piano or
out in the kitchen,
Christy Mafhewson had a favorite
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31

The Y. n C. A. state bowling
tournament has beenLwon by the De
troit "Y. according 20 hnai scores.
which we're compiled Tnesday after
following scores. Ave men, z.T7f;
doubles. 1.zi0; singles. $40.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31
ALIENS WIN
IN DOUBLES
Close of A. B. C. Meet
Leaves Detroiters
On Top

When the American Bowling con.
gress tourney closed. Tuesday night.
In Peoria. III, the namesi OF two
Dttroitsrs. Ray and Harold Allen.
appeared at the top of the list In
tie doubles division The Allen
brothers pailed down $3.50 as their
share Of the prize money. Their
score was 1897. The standings OF
the 10 highest men In each division
are as follows:
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31

tiCot eAAta tCotnftc Noos
less than many others.
Never has any tire given
so much for the money as
Fortified Tires do now.
These are the best tires
built. These exclusive fea-
lures prove 1t. The verdict
OF Tiredom proves ii. We
ask you now, for your own
sake, to prove II to your
self. Any dealer will sup
ply you. lzs1
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31


one OF the goofs on the outcome OF
the struggle and both sides almost
broke their necks 10 win. The reg
ulars did. Sc. Cubs start home to-
night.
SHREVEPORT. La.--Joe Tinker
is worried. With only three more
days stay in the camp and only a
week until the season opens, he has
had no chance TO get a lire OF how
his men will look in regula: com
tat Only one game-wifh Kansas
City--ls In the offing.
MARLIN Tex.-Manager Nc
Graw. OF the Giants. today had re
newed hope that Indian Jim
Thorpe viii develop into real ball
player. Thorpe whaled home run
yesterday when the rockies slam
med offerings OF Mathewson and
Marquard and beat the regulars. IA
TO 6.
DAYTONA. FIa.--Jake Daubert
and Jack Wheat are missing from
the Brooklyn Robins today. Daubert
going home to Brooklyn 10 get treat
ment for his sprained ankle. Wheat
was called 10 his home by illness OF
daughter.
SAVANNAH. Ga.--Bill Donovan
and the New York Yankees were in
high spirits today over the IL to 5
trouncing they gave the Brooklyn
Nationals yesterday at Daytona,
Fla. pounding Ragan and Jack
Coombs all over the lot. amassing
IS hits.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31
Five Projections

We protect you in FIVE
ways, used by no other
maker, against these major
troubles:
Rim Cuts insecurity
Blowouts Punctures
Loose Treads Skidding
One way-our OMAR"
cure - costs rs $3.50, 900
yearly. One requires Us TO
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31
PLAY OFF TIE
FOR CUE TITLE

CHICAGO. March 3i.-To New
York or Chicago win go the honor
OF having the new three-cushior
billiard king. Bin Huey. Chicago's
dark horse entrant, and George
Moore. veteran Gotham. play OF ths
tie tonight that will crown the ne,
champion. and give him the 1.e0C
trophy and the $1,000 cash prize
Tonight's loser win get $500.
Tuey won his way into tonight.s
match by defeating John DAILY. oil
New York. 50 to 4s. last night in a
game that went 50 innings. and was
featured ty much safety playing By
both men.
Huey. who Is an expert golfer. de-
elared II he won be would not &C.
cept the $1,000 cash as IL would I'M
Fair his amateur standing. A trophy
probably win be awarded IN its
place. In this event
DAILY takes third prize OF $500 and
De Orc draws down fourth money.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31
In Other Training Camps

!. AUGUSTA. Ga--The Rebel yani-
gans came mp from behind and grab
bed yesterdays game from the reg
ulars. 6 10 ?. Rain halted the pas
time In the eighth.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark--Rain and
snow put a quietus on the Pirates
practice yesterday, The pruning
time Is rapidly approaching and the
rockies are anxlously awaiting Man
ager Clarke's verdict.
NEW YORK, I.a.--when the
Cleveland Indians meet the Pirates
Saturday and Sunday they viii face
Fred Ciarke's regular team. Eith
Honus Wagner in the lineup.
TAMPA. Fla Roger Bresnahan
has found a way 10 mske his men
speed up in practice. He required
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31

Fl .ss = @ s$ $ $ss MIS- $ %.$s
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31
Three Reductions

In the past two years we have made three price
reductions, totaling As per cent The last was on
February LIST. Now these premier tires. despite
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31

form IN every tire hum WWI
dreds of large rubber
rivets. One compcls as to vulcanize In each tire
base 126 braided piano wires,
One comes through our double-thick ALI
Weather tread, withits sharp, tough. resistless
grips. Together they mean a super-quality tire.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-31

Reports from Daytona. Fla. state
that Jack Coonbs. former Athletic
star. II coming back. Jack r. 80
n.Sased with his Improvement. that
be wants 10 pitch the opening game
for the Brookiyn team
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-30
WHEN THE TIRED
MOTHER GIVES OUT
What Then?-The Family $uf-
ferS, the Poor Mothers $uf-
fer-MrS. Becker Meets
This Distressing Situation.

Collinsville, Ill.-HI suffered from IA
nervous breakdown md terrible head
aGhesy and w. tired all over, totally
worn cunt md too discouraged I'D enjoy
hfe, but ~ Ar had four in family and
sometimes eight or nine boarders, kept
On working despite ray suffering.
Nh I wv VinOl advertised and decided
to try III, and within two weeks I
noticed decided improvement in my
condition and now am a WeIl woman. D
Mrs. ANA BECKER, Collinsville, IIl.
There are hundreds of nervous, rum
down, OverEorked women in this vicinity
who are hardly able to draE around and
who w. are sure would be wonderfully
benefited by Vinol ~ MIR. Becker waa.
The reason Vinol is I'D successful fn
building up health ma strength in such
cases Id because III combines the medici-
nAl tissue building and curative elements
of Gods livers together with the blood
making, Strengthening properties of
tonic iron WV ask every weak, ner-
vUus, rundown man or woman in this
vicinity I'D try bottle of Vinol on our
guarantee tO return their money if it
failH to benefit
Shaw Drug c.. Westminster Md
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-30
DUBLIC SALE
1 OF A VALUABLE
HOUSE and LOT, !,
Near Union Bridge, Carroll County,
Mary land

By virtue of thu power of ale CON
tanned in The last will md testament
Of Clara W.. Sullivan, late or Carroll
county, in the State of Maryland, de-
ceased, ard pursuant to an order Oi
the Orphans Court OF Carroll county
passed On the twenty-ninth day oi
March, 1916, and by virtue of a power
THE heirs att law Or Ursula BOSTON
deceased, to Geo u. BOSTON the under
signed, g. administrator d. III n- c- ~ a.
of Clara V. Sullivan, deceased, md as
attorney In fact Tor the heirs at laW
of Ursula BOSTON, deceased, will
offer and sell at public sale On tn
premises near Union Bridge, Carroll
county, Maryland, on
SATURDAY. MAY i, 1916
at one O'Clock p- IT,, aIl those two ad-
jacent lots or parcels or land contain
i'm together two acres, three roOds
and fifteen perches or land, more Or
less, situated on the public road
leading from Union Bridge To Union
town, about One-sixteenth OF mile
from Union Bridge and adjoining the
lands Of Messrs. Scott %. Clemson,
Jesse ReiSler, WV. IT. Haines and 9th
ers, and improved by "a two and "a
half story frame dwelling house with
seven rooms, basement, cellar and
garret, stable, carriage shed, hOg
pen, smoke house, hennery and Ill
other necessary outbuildings. There
IL well OF excellent water ait the
house and there IL an abundance or
fruit on the place. This property ID
within few minutes walk or Union
Bridge and IL convenient To churches,
schools, stores, railroad and public
places, and Ii offers an opportunity
to acquire most desirable home.
Immediate possession will b. given
the purchaser This property was
the late residence OF James "a. BOs-
tion, deceased, and III will b. sold 60
d. to convey the interests or all the
parties to the purchaser For fur
ther information apply to the under
signed or hiS attorneys.
Terms OF Sale:-One-third Oh the
purchase money to BE- paid in cash On
the day of sale or On the ratification
thereof by the Orphans Court Of Car
roll County, and the residue Ira two
equal payments OF six and twelve
months from the day OF sale; the
credit payments To be secured by the
bond or single bills of the purchaser
OF purchasers with sufficient security,
bearing interest from the day Or sale,
81 lit cash at the option or the pur-
chaser or purchasers
GEORGE O. BOSTON,
Administrator a. b "a. Q. u al, Or Clara
w. Sullivan, and attorney I'm fact
for the heirs at law Of Ursula Bos-
tion, deceased
Bond e Parke, Attorneys.
J- nv. %. Smith, Auctioneer.
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-30
To The Farmer !:

We DO not believe the cost of your
wants and demands this year will average
higher than last year. The only adxance will
b. in Fertilizers Potash. which enters large
N in the manufacture of Fertilizers and which
comes from Germany, i much higher--which
will advance Potash foods from 81 t. $2 ton,
but with wheat and other farm produce II the
present prices, this will not work 4 hardship.
We believe the farmer i just entering
III most prosperous year that IL has ever
experienced
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-30
Makes 6l Feel Like l6.

'I suffered with kidney ailTnent for two years"
writes Mrs. M- A- Bridges. Robinson Miss. md
commenced taking Foley Kidney Pills about Tn
months nc. i am now ahIe TO do all my work
without fatigue i am now 6l years Uf aFe and
fl like l6-year-cld-Eirl-' Foley Kidney Pills
strengthen and inviEorate weak, tired and de-
arranged kidneys: relieve backache, weak back,
rheumatism and bladder trouble. They are tonic
in action. SOLD EVERYWHERE
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-30
-M ICENSE NOTICE

A
Notice II hereby given To Ill Per
sons md Bodies, Corporate and 70
litic, whom it may concern, that they
must obtain license Oh renew the
same o. or before the 1T day or May,
1915, according to TIE provisions or
Ordinances passed by the Mayor and
Common Council Of the city or West
minister, Nd, for automobiles, motor
vehicles, motorcycles, private car
riages, delivery wagons, pool tables,
bowling alleys, etc.
All dogs must carry license tags
and b. muzzled when running on
streets Oh in alleys.
DAVID j.. WALSH, Mayor.
Samuel j. Stone, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-30
..A lBENNE Kl.$ $VTLI.E.

Miss Ruth Young was the weeks
md guest Of Miss Marie Kaufman, oi
Westminster.
Miss Mary E- Miller, IL spending IA
week with her grandmother, Mr.
Sarah Warehime, of near Westmins-
tRr
MR. Alfred Young, So, is on the
sick lfSt with the grip
MR. Samuel D- Bare and sOn
David, who have been ill, are able tc
be about again
Miss Bessie G- Miller spent Sunday
with her sister, Miss Grace V. Miller
Mr- John H- Benner and Mr- Will
iam Little spent Tuesday at Union
Bridge visiting Mr- Bradley Stitley
and family.
MrA Bernie Harmon, Miss Mary
Harmon and Miss Windifred Davis, ot
Union Bridge, were guests Of Mis-
Mary E- Miller On Sunday.
Mr. William Flickinger spent Jun
day with David R- Miller.
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-30
To The Gardener :

Field and Garden Seeds Of every des-
cription- We use the greatest care ia selecting
our Seeds buying only from the most reliable
Northern Growers, and they are tested for
both purity and termination.
Your first want will D. Red Clover.
we have both Western and Nearby, also
Saplng and Alsyke Clover Your next want
will b. Seed Potatoes---we have bought direct
from an Aroostock County (Maine) grower
car of 81 Weeks, SnowAakes, Cobbler and
Green Mountain. which will y ready for DE-
livery ID soon ~ the ground will receive them.
If your Field Corn j. not Yielding 70
suit you try our Improved Longs Prolific %
Large Golden Dent---both large yielders and
hardy.
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-30
FARM FOR SALE
I offer for ale ray farm containing

Al offer for sale my farm containing
I17 ACRES OF LAND,
III miles from Hampstead, 20 acres In
fine timber, the balance In high state
ct cultivation; good orchard, brick
house, large bank barn and all necess-
ary buildings On a we'll equipped farm.
School and church join the farm Any
one wanting a money making farm
write or call On the owner.
JOHN G.. ELY,
apr 2-8t# Hampstead, Md.
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-30
Corporation Election.

Notice IL hereby given that ar
Election for three persons for tn
Common Council or the city OF West
minister, Md, for "a period OF two
years will b. held On Monday, 3rd
day OF May, 1915, between the hours
of ~ M- and 8 r.. M-, at Harbaugh's
Palace Livery, ia the waiting room
No. 64 East Main Street, Westminster
Md.
DAVID il WALSH, Mayor.
Samuel III Stone, Clerk.
apr ID 2t
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-30
To The Poultryman

Poultrynen's Headquarters - lncuba-
tors and Breeders and Poultymen's Supplies
of lit kinds. Chick Mamma, Developer and
Laying Feeds. Are your hens laying? If
not, consult our chicken expert JONES H.
will overcome your troubles
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-30
SHEEP SHEARING.

Having purchased machine m=m$
To do Sheep Shearing, # am
ready To call On any farmer toImAL@
shear his sheep at 1Oc head. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Highest cash
price paid for wool Phone 74 K, Oh
write WILLIAM CURRY,
apr23-2t+ Westminster, Md.
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-30
The sykesvilIe Lumber, Coal = Grain %.
Everything for the
Builder,
armer,
|. Gardener and
'P0uIfryman
To The Builder

Feeling there will p an advance ia
Lumber and Building Material, w. have an-
ticipated our wants and have already contract
u for our needs this year, which will enable
VI to maintain as low prices - prevailed
during 1914. Our stock l. larger and more
varied than ever before
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-30
IDEAL BIRD HOUSES.

ARTISTIC -Cheap-EverlastlnE
Save The Song Birds. They're Nesting Nov
Il PRETTY COTTAGES FOR %I mn
w By Parcel Post ph.UU
More Elaborate Houses 90. 75c and $1.0O
Write For Illustrated Folder
IDEAL BIRD HOUSE COMPANY
apr est 7O7 Nv. Howard &C., Baltimore. MIA