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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-06
Potato Fingers.

Potato Fingers.
Peel long-shaped potatoes and cut
them in finger-shaped pieces as big as
two fingers and lay them in cold wa
ter Heat lard as for doughnuts and
drop in the potato fingers, few at a
time, and fry. When done, lift them
out and drain on white paper in the
oven for a few minutes; then dish,
sprinkle with salt and serve. These
are very nice, indeed, and not much
trouble.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-06
MILDLY Ties

We are offering an extra large
three cornered MILDLY Tie made
from a fine quality Of silk serge
with the fancy border. they come
in red, navy blue or black: "a
Suburban Day ............ JUG
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-06
Fountain Pens

The opening of school will mean q
new Fountain Pen Do not buy your
pen until you have seen our Capitol
self-filler. fitted with a lax gold
pen. absolutely guaranteed as good
as any Fountain Pen on the
% Suburban Day .$1.OO
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HAND BAGS AND PURSESWe
nickel frames with fully CT M
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-06
Sleep-Meter

That Is the name of our new back
bell Alarm Clock This clock stands
five inches high and is four inches
In diameter with its clear white
dial and bold hands give Sleep-Me
ter q personality all its own IN A
Sure Walker: O. m
Suburban Day lsW
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-06
$500 sdJabcnfencr
@iro bon 6ellerpebrdef Geter Gent
ger elmer %ei1gebenocn l(1lter=
llld111g lultenporf el1.

Sa1 Sem Altmaore1laoen bon @.
sc. Iorroff il1 geo. Alb @elt 2. Str.
c1tltono gelter1 Mittag I'm 1890
llbr Cit Iel1er, oos ei1en Sdlaoen
BON id)abullaspciie $4,000 onridtete.
Tcr Sdaocn lpll nllr tbelhpeiie ollrd)
@criiderlung eeoccft lein. @err Iolt=
rolf bottc oas @eihait OUT el11lge
M}illlltel1 perlallen. Sci1e Irolt lob
al,i eillun &pfier Dor 0ent @eihdH,
oils tic ploblih Oas 6el1er lqb. sic
rief Inn @ilfe ullo ein Nlarm mllroe
einaelonot. Nls bie 6%el1ernebr nit
brei &ompag1,ien anrildte, NOR Der
eelamn1te 2abcnilbalt Elm Spfer Der
Slonme1, ltno oid)te Nalldppolfel1
crqolien lidl aus %1Senlter uno Ibilre1.
Sic 6euerpebr 6efampftc Ben @ra1S
nit nlebreren Sdlal1den. Sl1nocrte
Don Sdnl,lnitigen mllroen ol1rd) ser
Ieuerihein sur @ronoltdttc ge5oge1.
Nad)oen1 Sic Iellermebr SEER oes
5ellcrs NOR, 6egonn 6elerlpebrdel
Geter Ienger cine l1nteriltdylng, Die
lod nid)t 5ltI1sl6ldjluB gefommen ut
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-06
9iennt III idlaftrltnfcncm 3nitano
Sdjaltfcnitcr ei1.

Sobn @ritt icbte 1id III ser Neod)t
auf Mottag a1f 0en1 @ilmltein Dor
0em Spencer'lden Mobelgeldaft on
ser @elr 3. StraBe 11ieoer l1n6 ld)liei
ein.
@enige Minl1ten ipater tpad)te ct
al1i utto ma10crte in Northumberland
3ultano onf ein IN Der 2aoerlmuslags
oes @eidyaits musgeltelltes 9ett ol1,
oas er ldein6ar fir Ous Seine belt.
Ms ct inoellen NIT Dem aopf ge=
gen Sic grobe Spiegelidei6e alt=
rmlnte, madte Ell poaig a1f. Goli=
5iiten in Ser Nadbaridnft eilten alli
.bos @eral1ld} nod oem Glab lllro
fanoen Oen ltarf bllltenoen 8ritt Dor.
9ie 5piegelldeibe Dlroe pDlig SER
triimnert.
Or. s. .. iSife pr0ltetc Sic l1eber=
filbr1ng bon 9ritt nah Dem W1crcr
9olpitol on. @eltern Waorgell mltroe
ct inOeiielt mie0er beimgeldidt, 30
|feltgeItellt apor6en nor, baB er feline
ernl tliden 8crlebungel1 0apongetra-
gen batte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-06
lteber 1000 9eriunen bctleiligen iidj
AM Mipp1e Yifmif.

3miiden 5000 ullo 5000 GerIo=
11el1 aus Ben Irei Staoten uno be-
n%ad)borten SrtldJafers battm li6 an
Sonntag geadmittag ol1f sSltbl,rbart
Sslal10 eingeful1oel1, Inn oem groBen
Sabresonsfll1g Ser bieligen Moole
2oge SEQ. % lbei5nmobnpn.
Sic aus 45 &naben %beltebenoc
Meooiebeart aopellc l%ieferte ein treff=
lides &o15ert. sSm 2aufe 0es 9ead)=
mittags mllr0en Don Trofellor Ss=
|amal0 Hpan, melder friiber Ser 2eDr.
fafultat Ser @arbar0 %l1niperlitat an.
geborte, nn0 Serrn Moonep S.
granOon, Sem Supreme Ssfrct1r
nn0 Shabmeiiter Ser Bereinigu11g
bon Moolebeart, SO, Mnlpro6en &c.
|hbolten, bie NIT groBem 9eifad auf-
get1onaten mltrbel1. 9ie Mc6ner
mlr0en bon @errn Geo. SO. Scott
Don 9abenport bcm Yltblifum por=
geitellt.
9eionoers ltarfe 1elegotionel1 apa.
rem aus Mlscatine l1ub 9eMit er:
ldic1en. Gem tiidtigen Mrronge.
m%entsfpmite geborten unter onberel
Or. 9. SO. &oben, 6. II. Meper rnf
:. 6. Natb an. Sin Ean5 belbloF
Die biibid perloniene 6eier.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-06
eie Smecno IN 1apcnport
sit fir 9%cntidlano nnb Ecltcrrcidj
ltngarn.

Mn cille11 ser lebte1 Cage nerga1,=
gel,cr @od)e i%ollten oie &inber, MEL
Gle on cil1er groBen uinternationalen"
@araoc i1 oell 9iatiol1alfpitiimen Ser
peridJiebenel1 Matiol1el1 tbeill1sbntel1
iolite11, ul1sgei1dt meroen. Srm1 S.
81. sberier, mcl6e nit oieier slrbeit
befrant mar, begob lidl nod Der
&ieree Sdurle.
Nadlocln sic Sdiiler l1l1o SdDiile=
.[rinnel1 perianmelt marell, foroerte tie
lSreiminige berolls,, Oie fin Nentldh1s
+ldnS etltlteben %iolltell. Die 0eebr5ubl
Ser &iil1oer traf Dor. IanH fqt1er
sic 5rcipiiligen fiir SelterreihEl1n-
qarl1. @iroer11m traten cine Helbe
po1t ainoer1 Dor. Iurnltf erld]ou
Scr Gh1f: Ireimillige fir gnglalro.
sllld) nid)t ein cin5iges &inO fol9te
Dem 9lufe. Gas @leide NOR Ser SOIL
nit H1lblanb ll1b 6ra11freidl. SEEMS
ser ain0er mollte Sen biltorilden lint
.Sllg IN sen decentralization Ser Slit
irte11 mitlnoden. Sic marelt ale=
Inl1l1t fir ste bcioe1 iiegreiden el1=
ropaiidel1 Gentralmadte. Srolt She
ricr bielt looarm cine &onfsren5 nit
SEN ii6riger Mfitglieoern 0es &on1ites
ab, llrro oas &pmite beldlob, BON Ser
Taraoe Scr 9Satinnen Mbitaro gu
nebn1elt.
Mennaleid ser Norfaa an 1,1o fir
fiid) nrbeoeute1lo lit, 10 5eigt ct bod,
ioaB 9apenport's 5pmpatbien gall5
iiberpiegeno allf Seite 0entldlal1os
ms Scitcrrcid=ltngorns iid) bcfin=
|0clt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-06
@abrideinlid s,uci 1tnidulbisc
ae(nndJt.

Mncon, 60, s. Sl1li. Ser junsc
Sarn1er elias Gunner nl1r0e gcltern
I'M 6ei1h bes Ne9crs 90. $. Sling crz
ldpilen, ipo CT cine Me6nltr9 bon Ell
ncnt mbertn Neacr 81. folleftircn berz
llldte. gs befonb 1idqeinc gan5c 9fez
9ergelelldaft 30 ultb man ipeib nidt,
iper Sen GduB ab9efellert bat.
8rei Ne9er plroen inter gtroadt
Tin cingcliefert uno 5tpei, 8tl @reell
.unb Coin, ipllrben ipdbrenb einesMnsz
brudes pon 9lallcnbab IN Ser @egenb
BON Mnalnb Suf, mo ber WorD li6 5u<
%9ctraeen batte, lpnd)uure6tli1 ermors
Set. Sic gcbDr0cn glallben il1Dcien,
DAB Sic Greens nidts nit Der nntbat
5u tbun batten unb bDQig mlldulo1a
|iparen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-06
e ims 6erris.
Mcucs pon scr Guli,ci.

Noli5iit gorl @ol,ie pcrbaitete &C.
ltern aberlo 8rn. Tarfer, .. @aB=
man 1tno $. s. &ea6aa. Ias Srio
lit beidulloiat, Halia1ten nit Homall
Candles" bunlbarOirt SIT bo6en. SS1t
@abnian's 9eIib muroe clll Gepolper
ncblt Mlnaition gcfullbel1.
Son Sen Goli5iiten @ittrof u1o
@rpallt lm1roe gcIterll glbeltb 6ranf
@cilon lpegc1l &orperrerlebllng pcr=
Daftet. @eilon, meld)cr 365 EiunS
apiegt, lpl Mn0p Nya1 on Der 2. lr1>
@nrre1 StraBe perprilaclt bobe11.
Mlls Scr 5ri0crt Elr5lilbing Com.
patlr al ser aSroilt ll1l0 Main StraBt
am,roe geitern Mbenb cine ugig Gen'
@crfllbr geItoblel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-06
gelesrapbiide Madridten.
8rttiider 9ampfer cntfam Dem It.
@atte nb ct 8 Iobte nnb !.
s 8eripun Sc c.

@atte aber9 5pbte nnb Y
s Sc L IN I'm Sc c.
Gnecnstp1pn NJ 5. Sllli. Mit
8 Ipbten ouf benl 9ed allsgcitrecft,
s &eriullnbete llntell liegerb unb beibe
Soften nit &.ugcln ourdbobrt, batnpfz
te Ser britii6e Sampler 81 g I %
Galifprnian" bellte Mlprgen in
bielen 5afen, nadbem ct Sen Mngrtffen
ei1es bentl6en Undergraduates 4 Stlln=
Den lpiberltanhen battes
9ns glltfummen BEG gbiffes mnr
bent li,1eridiitterli6en Waltb bes aaz
pitdrts uno Der M%annidaft SIT onnfe,l,
I'M gerein nit meiiter6after See
n%lanr1sflnit, pcrn1ittelit herer Dos
Shiff alle @erlude. ibn eincn Gnrpee
bpldub beisubrin9cll. bereitelte.
Sic 8e1di1tc, lpie &apitdn 8ursz
loip inter einem 9lcgen bon @eidollen
anf Der 8riide ltanb unb bie S9iffsz
belpc9ungen ~biri9irte, Biz er bon elmer
@ranate getDhtct unb bam fem Gpbn
on feline SteQe trat, bis britil6e Tnrz
pebpbpote erldienen unb ba5 l1nteriee%
bout gum 8erldminben 5ipan9en, lpurz
Be bon ben l1e6erle6enben bter cr5dblt.
Ser NnglD : Californian lit Elm S6ifi
BON iiher 1900 9p1nen n11b mar am
"a. SUM bon Montreal abgegangen.
Sic 2abung beltano nus aontrebonbe.
Ser Nngriff bc5 II : 8Dotes erfol9te
ISonntag Mprgen.
! Wpntrenl, s. Sl1li. so Mmeriz
faner l,nb aa11abicr befanben iid) llnz
ter Ser Mannidaft seq In9lo : Calf
fornten, Sic I'M @an5en 95 a0pfe
5dblte.
@ol6in9ton, s. sunni. 9iciiee
geaeute fiibren aus, BOB bl1rb ben linz
tericebootsangriff auf Sen 911glo : Ga
lifornian feline anerifanil6en Nebtl
perlebt ipprben i%eiel1, ba Sic Sffi8iert
0ieles sdiffes lef6lt 5ugebel1, DOB III
Dem 6alfbcfebl nid)t gebordten, i'm:
bern bie Sll1dt cr9riffen. 9as n<8oo
berfolgte tbn mebrere Gtlnben lang
unb fellcrtc nit @rnnaten unb Mal6i:
n%cn9eipebrem, fonnte aber feinen Sor:
pehpldnb anbrin9cn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-06
9apenpprt sdiiken : @~eieaidnft.

SIN S1iieenparf fal10 oorgcltcrn
tons pierte moratlide Sd)icBen Ser
Sdlibengeieliduft BET
5ianlid) idppadler 9etbeiligung itatt.
Irob bes min0igen @etters mlrOen
iliberalls quite &eiultate c%r5ielt, mie
aus Ser folgenoen Site %berborgebt
gbren S6eibe- moglih rs.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-06

tie fat nidts nnterlolien, INN Sen
Sbeilnebmern on Oem Iurnier eil1
paar intereliante urro pergriiglid]e
Gage 81 liberll. slls bielem @run=
Be merOm alld) 5ablreide Scr [belten
Sdiiben aus ben Mittelmelten 5lt
bent I1rrier %erpartet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-06

Mi1t d III t!i9, ober aIs pers
laBliA geltt1loss S1abungen Iagen,
SOP in 0ie1em Sabre Dem 8eiaenbal
IN MorbsI utotu S,lG0,OOO Qleres aez
lDtDmet ftnp gegen 100000 i'm IeB-
ten Sabre, ipas elmer 3unabme bon
oe6n prpae1t! glett1fommt. Die G9atz
5ut1gen itliscn li9 ullf NoGriAten alis
alien Counties bes gtaatcs. Beionz
Dcrs grDb lit Die .3ln,obme i'm ipeIt=
l;Gel 9eile fes @taates. tpD biel
1eltss 2anD nit WeiSen beHellt purz
he, SIN mittlerell Geile Oes Gtaotcs
bsfauft ith Sic 3unabnle auf alDei
ITS 5 3rnaen+
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-06

Sabcn sic ldon Glb Miliion
gier probirt? @lei6 nit sem better
%importirten 8ier un0 empfoblen bon
ben 9ottoren. Nod SslanD greiping
20. .(4na.).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-06

Stolen min nun olld gdiffc.
l1oG oen 1aroanellen id)iden. Gas
ut bcfarmflib cine iebr enge 8a15er-
ltraBe, aber es miro M Der Giefe me-
ben periel1fter engliiben ariegsIdif-
len 4ld)on l1odl etapas Nlab iibrig ieil1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-06

Die llnantalt6ore Mel,trolitdt
Der Sdrpei5 ml,B Inn 10 b6i)er a1rer-
far1nt meroe1L als oie Sdppei5 bas
ei115ige nelttrale 2onb it, bas NIT
Dem &rieg fein @elo ber0ient, ion-
i0crn berliert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-06
staot nnb Gounp.
9ieustag, Sen s. Suit.
aleine 9taot=M cuigteiteu.
- @ebt alten Strpbe&iiten Elm neues
Mlsleber. @ebrauden Sic infer Gnls
ber. &iepe's Ipotbefe.


Sra, 6. @ebrel1s bon 9eo.
1884 MSelt IA. Strabe feicrt ON
bel1tigcn Cage loren II. 8cb1lrts.
toy. Sic mllroe anl 6. Slli 1883
ii, Hobenoorf in Scr Gropltei ge5ao=
rem llllo fu11 i'm Mai Des SdlDrcs
1856 iiber Seem Dorf ms 2ono.
Sic Serrell Mar dds nabi@ y.
:. Miacr pom Nlatfbopf 6otel mer=
belt ONT Spnl1abcrlO Oiel er &sod)e eli
11cr Meiie nad) Oem @olnall 2ofe IN
Milr1clpta mltretcll, allpo lie oel1r
Iiiniang obliegen lperoell.
- 81. Safer, 3abnar5t, @bitafer
Building. (M115.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-06
Sodscitsslodcn

Goli5eiridter 2puis 6. &o0oemig
poa5og am Snmlabel1o 9ead)mittag
3mci Sraul,l1gen i'm @eridts9eba1oe
nl10 aeitern Madn1ittag Inn bier llbr
cine Irollung in ieiner Office in Der
Stoot6olle.
Sim gonnabenb 9eadmittag trallte
CT Ir6l1lein Coma Differs nit Serrll
Sen @anabl 1tnD 6ralllein emma
9e@rielot NIT @errn Grncir Sc
1aum. @ei0e Naare lilro aus Gu
ncl1port lt1o aperoer bier ibr Seim
anfidlagen.
@eItern Nadmittog INN bier l1br
ldlal1g ct Sen gbefl1ote1t 5milden
Dem uGrpcrt accountant" TreO s..
1aplpr aus Gbicago 1tl10 Traulei1
Wla6el S. Salbot aus Chicago.
TerrD 2anriben.
Iral1leil1 Melic 90. 5errp, cine
Iodter BON Serrl1 l1l10 6rou 6ranf
Gerry bon 8ettenborT, mlroe an
Spnnaben5 Mbeno int elterliden
Seine o11r6 9aitor @eisler bon Ser
beltidll1tberilden 6ciligen &ren5ge=
mei11oe NIT Serrn slage s. s. Sol=
riben getral1t. Iral,5eugen mare1
Ira1llein Mnttie q. Gertl1e lnO 5err
Greb 6. 2auriten. Der jul1ge gbc=
nlal11l lit @ilfs@eria1btclerf Der
Stalloaro Oil Company. Ias iunge
gbepaar miro lih banslid} IN SEQ.
1904 6arnam Strabe 1ieoerlaiien.
Seim 6erris.
M(1n Sonnubeno @beno lpur0e in
4farrbaule Ser 9erca gongregatio.
mol Stride 6raulein 6ronces Seims
cine Iodter bon Serrn nnb 6ral
SsSobl1 Seims Don geo. 1915 8elt 5
strabe, ollrd Mep. 9. $. Gbenep mi
@err1 Sanles 20. Tcrris bon ga
penport, cillem So6ne bon Serrl
1,no 6ralt Gli Serbs getrmlt. Ser:
ssrris lit zimmerman bon 9erlf
1as iunge gbepaar fat lid) ballslld
III Davenport nieOergelaiien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-06
sclesrapbiide sspti5eu.

5. Sult.
9 oebaIl. Sn Ser MationaI:
8rooflpn 6, 8pton 8.
Eitts6urg I, 5; ct. 2outs 8, 0.
Ebila0elpbia 2, Stein gprf o.
Chicago S, z; Cincinnati 8, 10.
SSn Ser american 2eague:
SEEM Oorf 2, /; Nbilaoelpbia a, 2
ct. 2oris 8, 8, Chicago I, 3.
9etroit 8, 3; glebelano Z, s.
golton 4, 6; 8a1bington o. 0.
SSn Der S eberaI 2eague:
Neparf 2, @rrpflDn l..
Baltimore s, 8; Buffalo 8, 2.
aanias Gitb o, 3; q. 2onis /, 4
Chicago 3, 2; 9ittsburg 5, l..
Sn Der u3 S" : 2iga:
spicle am Gmntag:
8pdforo 4, 9abenpprt IL.
9llbuque 8, Moline q.
9qlbuque 2, Wlblile O.
Quincy 3, 9eoria 6.
Gpiele am Monta9:
9abenport 3, Wnltne s..
9nbenport 4, Decline O..
Npdforb 6, 9l1bnqre 10.
Hodfnro 8, 9llbnqlle A..
Bloomington 10, 8eoria 1.
Bloomington 4, Beorio 5.
8ecatur 1, Quincy 8.
9ecatur 2, 9uincn q.
Sic er tie @dlfte Ser .3~S"z
.Saiion lit gei6lplien unb 9abcnpori
mar Der gieger. Sic 5peite 9alfte be-
ginnt Nittlpo9 llnb Die 3dbll1ng be-
ginnt pieber bon borne an. 8enn cir
anberer &lub aIs 9abenpnrt Ser 5iez
ger in Der 5tpeiten @dlfte iein miro, Il
:lperben an G6lllb bie heiben@ eninnc1
ltnter li1 Inn ba5 Ereisbauner gu rins
gen baben.
9abenport bat bon sc spielen ii
ser eriten gaiionbdlfte A. getponnel
uno % berlpren, alip % Ngttogeipinn1
er5ielt. Sc fplgen Modfprb NIT 10 SECT.
togetpinnen, Quincy nit II unb SEQ.
line nit 3. Iuf Der 9erluitieite itebet
Beoria nit 2, Bloomington nit II
9ecatllr II un6 9ubuque NIT 10 Bar:
ten.
Gan 8rancisco. 9rei behalf;
nete Wdn1er biclten bellte I'M Sabrif:
tbiitrift ein pluto an bas $500 SIT:
Mlts3abllng Ser @nseitellteu Ser $50:
cifie Goalt Gg(aB So. trug, 5lpal19en 81
SnIa1ieL 8ea,nte Der Co., gum glls;
itetsc,t unb fubren nit Dem Pluto I'M
Ben Gelbldfen babon.
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-09-03
/. BAKER Will
REJOIN MACkS
Ban Johnson Declares Slug
ger VIII Wear Uniform
Before Season Closes.

Frank Baker has not been sold to New
York. NOR win he be. furthermore you
can take little tip from M that Baker
WIN probably b seen In . Philadeiphia
uniform either before the season closes
or when the 1916 campaign starts"
This interesting information was con-
veyed last night by President Ban B.
johnson. Of the American League, who II
here for brief visit on ofilcial business.
feel confident that before long both
Frank Baker and Connie Mack win patch
up their little differences and that Baker
win return to the Athletics" Mr.. john
son added.
Coming from such . high source a Fan
johnson. this report probably means that
the Athletics need Baker more than do
the New York Yankees. A glance at the
standing Of the American League clubs
II sufdcient.
Walter johnson 10 booked to pitch
against the New FORKS In the NTH game
Of the series here this afternoon. Man
ager Bill Donovan has either CT Pieh or
Mogridge available. unless he cares to
come back with Ray Fisher or Carroll
Brown.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-09-03
UPSET DOPE IN THE
BIG GOLF MATCH

Detroit. Sept. All the dope went
wrong today in the third round of
the national amateur golf champion
ship. Ned Sawyer. Chicago. was figured
to beat Robert Gardner. also Of Chi
cago. He did not. Jim Standish. De-
troit. thought to have an easy match
with Sheriff. Sherman. of Utica, N. Y.
and Jimmy lost on the last green in
the afternoon. Max Marston, Baltu-
rosol. on every calculation. ought to
have had an easy time with Howard
Lee. Detroit. He won in thirty-eight
holes. partly on sheer nerve, partly on
simple luck and partly because his
husky frame stood the long grind bet
ter than Lees Trailer physique.
The only match that wasn't figured
at all. the Undergraduates contest.
went to Anderson. whose superior
steadiness was too much for the South
ern champions brilliant and cratic
game.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-09-03
|GRIFFllEN lose
TO new YORKS
Bob Shawkey Allows but
Four Scattered Hits, Not
a Man Reaching Third.
~ wILLIAM PErr.

Chick Gandirs wild throw in the sixth
inning gave New York the only run OF
the contest yesterday. the Yanks finally
winning the drst game In four starts
hare.
Bob shawksy WAS the stumbling block
for our boys. The former Athletic
hurier allowed but four scattered hits
reach third base.
Harry Harper opposed shawkey. and
the ianky southpaw gave . fine exhibi-
ton. tw1rIing the brand Of ball that viii
always win with . little help from his
palR This help was denied the Hacken-
sack lad yesterday. .
The New Yofks continued their brilliant
exhibition Of fielding. pair q double
plays mussing up two budding Washing
games. those Yanks did not commit any
thing that limited OF an error.
The nearest Warrington came to scor-
ing occurred IN the NTH inning. when
9aAdil who had started with q single.
was advanced to second on Acosta's sac
rince. Rippy Williams famed. and Nc
Bride forced Gandil with srounder to
Bauman.
When the Tanks should have scored
runs they were unable to do much
with Harper's south-side curls, and the
Doc Cook - the hero.
Cook opened the New York sixth
By drawing . base on balls. Hartselis
sacrifice put Cook on second base. and
when Harper uncorked q Wild pitch
Cook raced over the far corner. Bau-
man grounded sharply to Mcbride. who
threw out the runner. and to the
Amusement Of the crowd Cook dashed
for the plate. A good throw by Gam
oil would have caught Cook standing
up. but Gandil slammed the ball over
Wtlliams' head.
Bill Donovan played Miller. the
outheldef purchased from the Mobile
club. and Miller did not look any more
impressive than did Shelton. who is
slated for return trip to Columbus.
Ohio.
Miller had but one chance In center
neld. an easy fly ball. but at the bat
he famed the hrst time up and on
his next three appearances popped up
weakly to the homo nelders.
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NTERCITY GAMES
INDEFINITELY OFF

The intercity championship game sched-
uled here for tomorrow has been inden-
nitely postponed because the local anna
teur association refused to guarantee the
Richmond club $500 The Agriculture
team will make the trip to Richmond on
September II for the doubie-header in the
Southern city. and final plans will then
be made for the playing Of the double
bill here
Heretofore each club has divided the
proceeds collected in the intercity con-
tests. and the asking of q guarantee by
the Dixie" outfit this season comes as
a surprise. The Richmond team jour-
neyed here last Saturday, and because
Of wet weather the games were called
on. The trip cost the Portner manage
ment $145. and before they would make
the venture again they desired . guar
antee.
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THREE FAVORITES WIN
AT TITLE TENNIS

Forest Hills. Long Island, Sept. H.
Maurice E. Mclaughlin. Richard Norris
Williams and Karl H. Behr. the three
favorites In the net championship tour
nament. all came through With victory
today. Each Of them. however. dropped
q set to his opponent and was extended
to four sets to win.
Their showfngs ~ . whole were disap-
pointing. Mclaughlin. who played better
tennis yesterday than at any other time
since coming East, today lapsed into the
form which he displayed ct Seabrighx.
N. J.. There seemed to be IN atmospharu
OF uncertainty to his game. and g . r.
suit he had TO play his best to defeat
Leonard Beekman. the national inter-
scholastic champion. st 81 50 80
81
williams drew Waiter Merrill Han,
who contributed the surprise Of the tour
nament yesterday By Debating WallAos
F. johnson. In the nrst three ssts
williams played ths ssms sefaf1o tennis
which were characteristic q his gAno IN
the early rounds of he Newport and
Seabright tournament. In The last set h
gave . wonderful oxidation Of tennis
and actually toysd with his adversary.
The score was 80 81. -. Ell Behr
defeated Robsst Lseuy. fugmse hAGs
COLLEGIATE eAamvtea - - . -
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COMPLETE PLANS
FOR BIG REGATTA

Final arrangements were completed
yesterday for the sending of the crews
of the Potomac Boat Club to. the annual
Middle States regatta to be held in Phil
adelphia on Labor. Day. The crews will
leave here Sunday on special train
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The Anaisstan senior eight-oared crew
win leave here in the same party. while
the boats OF both clubs will be shipped
Ssturdsy afternoon at o'clock
The Potomac will send Junior eight
Dared crew. a Junior squad and an inter-
mediate double. The junior crew of the
Potomac will be composed of the follow
ing: Garner. 1; Mckinney, 2; Ashford. 8;
T. Il. Fransworth. {: Wren, S; Bebout.
6; Forester Z; Clarke, stroke. and Kintz.
coxswain. The Junior squad will hne up:
cuintard. i; Smith. 2; Huttiey, 3. and
Mcdonald. I. -
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ST. ANDREWS CLUB
READY FOR GAMES

Baltimore. Nd, Sept. 1.-The st. An
drew's Catholic Club. champion of the
Catholic Baseball League. will leave this
city at s O'Clock next Monday morning
for Washington. where 1t will meet the
champions of the Holy Name Society
League in the first Of q series of games
to decide the Catholic championship of
the South.
The second game Of the series will be
played at Terrapin Park, this city. the
latter part of the present month. The
date will be decided upon Immediately
after next Mondays game in Washing
ton.
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Birds Have Net HsA DnsusA Feed
asa BAGS Are Unaer he Average.


REED and rail bird shooting commenced
wednesday In the District and Maryland.
but . majority Of the gunners report that
the birds are inclined to BE- thin and
scarce. Some good bags" were reported.
but the birds did not possess that yellow
layer Of fat that helps to mako them
such delicious morsels when prepared for
eating.
The reeds IN tho marshes ssem TO Be
ripened nicely. but the recent storms
have kept the birds low and they have
not had . chance to get their customary
feed. The reports from all local shoot
ing grounds agree on this point. but Il
viii only take . few days Of warm
weather to make the birds fatten up and
increase In numbers. One great trouble
was the hish flying. The air was clear
and the birds kept % high IN the air that
II would have taken q ri1e 30 have
brought down some Of them.