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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-03
As BALL GAME,
TWAS ROARING
RUSHING FARCE.

For those who love roaring
farcss, the baseball game be-
tween the Beavers and Tigers yes
terday has the call over any play
that has visited Tacoma in years.
The comedy began when Pop"
Arlstt lost control of his splitter
and gave up seven runs in the
fourth inning; kept on when
Uwps Hewlett and Bob Brown
had . wordy encounter; develop
Cd further when the Beavers gave
up all hope of winning and
burleasqued the game purposely;
and came to climax in q play
at third base which Hewlett did
not see.
Here. Kippert ran from second
to third while Howlett's back was
turned. Murphy had him caught
by yards, but Hewlett did not see
the play and had to call him safe.
The entire stands we're in an
uproar. Bob Brown nearly died
Of apoplexy.
Aside from its comedy features,
II wasn't much of a game. Nc
0innity's curves had the Beavers
helpless. and his fielding was
misunderstanding of a much
better setting.
Attle Sells at short was a SEN
sati0n. He fielded like a DOME
Bush or Meanwhile, and got on
base every time ne came to bat.
: Three times he drove out clean
hits. scoring a drove of runs.
Lsyine. Sells. Grover and Stoke
make up flashy infield. Score:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-03

DETROIT, Sept. 3.-The dark
horses triumphed at the national
amateur golf championships at
Detroit this week with the elm
nation of the big three, Evans,
Ouimet and Travers.
One hundred and thirty-eight
entrants teed off on the first
days play and opinion was raised
as to the possibility of a new club
swinger taking the big play away
from the old standbys who are
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-03
TRAvERs AT TOP. QUINTET. CENTER BELOW.

always in the limelight. The con-
census of opinion was that the
field offered talent of sufficient
excellence to step in and take the
crown despite the sterling form
displayed by the old heads in
practice play.
And sure enough, for once the
Black Horse dope came through,
not only with one, but three win
ners. Tempermental "Chick"
Evans was nicely trounced by a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-03

player from his own state, Ned
Sawyer, of Wheaton, ILL.,, taking
the Chicago boy into camp. 9 to 8.
The veteran Travers and .Oui-
met lasted until the second
round. J. ID. Standish, jr., Of
Detroit. got an early lead of one
up on the Fastener which the
amateur champion could not over
come. Jerry Travers, playing
with crab on" was defeated by
Max Marsten, 4 up and s to play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-03
Rurl1or,
Ladies
Bunked

Is the Y. w. c. A. being bunk
ed?
II Is to do most OF the work
at the benfit ball game at the
Stadium tomorrow afternoon, and
inside reports are that its split"
is to be a measly Is per cent.
Not only are its members going
to stand at the gates and receive
contributions. but they are also
urging all their friends to turn
out ito aid the Y. w. c. A."
The game Is to start at 3 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-03
PESSEMIER
THE WINNER

Camille Pessemier. youngster
still in short trousers. played
first class tennis yesterday to de-
feat Alfred Merrett two straight
sets In the city tournament, 90
and SO. Guy Ely will be Pesse-
mfer's opponent in the finals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-03
HARDNESS A
REAL CINCH

SEATTLE, Sept. 3.-Harkness
had no puzzles at all for Seattle,
which is now within striking dis
lance of the pennant. Score:
r H e
Seattle ....023001000-6 9 1
Spokane ...000010020-3 10 6
Hardness, Kelly and Brenne-
gan; Rose and Cadman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-03

punches out straight and doubles
up his fist properly before land
ing punch. Coffey swings Wild
ly, and evidently does not hold
his hands the right way.
In the bare knuckle days the
old gladiators picked their hands
in brine for several weeks before
bout. Even in later days fight
ers made 1t point to learn how,
to keep their working tools In
good shape. In these get rich
quick" days among the bis fell
lows that important point Is be-
ing overlooked and the career
of many good prospect is being
thrown away.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Ga mes Yesterday.

Brooklyn 10, Boston l. Pfef-
fer and McCarty; Rudolph and
Gowdy.
st. Louis z, Pittsburg 2. Doak
and Schneider; FULLY and Gid
dings.
Philadelphia 3, New York 1.
Chalmers and Burns; Tesreau
and Meyers.
Philadelphia 2, New York o.
Alexander and Killifer; Master
son and Wendell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-03
Games Yesterday,

Games Yesterday.
Cleveland 2, st. Louis 4. Jones
and O'Neill; Loudermilk and
Sedersig.
Boston 8, Philadelphia Q. Ruth
and Cady; Knowlson and Platt.
New York l, Washington O..
Jocky and Wanamaker; Harper
and Williams.
Chicago 8, Detroit 8. Driscoll
and Mayer; flames and Stanage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-03
LAKESIDE
MATCH ON

The match play for the wom-
ems championship of the Lake
side club began today, with games
Of g holes for the qualifying con-
tests. The finals will be 36-hole
games. Mira. NJ. +. Brown is
favorite.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-03
IT'S COACH
EBERLE NOW

CENTRALIA, Sept. a. Sid
Eberle, graduate of the University
of Washington, is new instructor
of English here and coach of the
football team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-03
STARS ALL SET

DETROIT, Sept. 3.--Following
the elimination OF several favor
ties In q day noted for unusually
erratie playing, Max r. Marston
OF Springfield and r. A. Gardner
OF Yale met today In the semi
finals for the national amateur
championship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-03

Vancouver oo1oo 900

Vancouver !. % 00100 o. 1
Tacoma .01171 0O1s Ill
summary: Stolen bases - La
vine, Grover, Sells, Hillyard. Two
base hits-Sells, Grover, Brown.
Three-base hit-Kippert. Sacri-
flee hits-Wilson, Murphy. Struck
out-By McGinnity 1, by WILL
Jams 1, by Brown 1, by Arlett 1.
Bases on balls--off Arlett 3, off
Williams 3. Hit by pitcher--La-
vine by Arlett 2. Balk-Wfll-
Jams. Time of game-1:45.
Umpire-Howlett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-03

Games Yesterday.
st. Louis4, Pittsburg 2.
Newark 3, Buffalo /.
Baltimore 2, Brooklyn /.
Chicago 5, Kansas City 2.
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Games Yesterday.

NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-03
TODAY's STANDING
THE "F" COLUMN
PLAY TODAY

Vancouver at Tacoma.
Spokane at Seattle.
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, o p . o q o y o 9 o 9 o q 9
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-17
c. |. WITHERSPOON IS
HERE IN INTEREST OF
CITY CHS FRANCHISE
NAY nEgr COMMITTEE OF coUN.
GU TO-DAY CONCERNING
APPLICATION
Well q, Waite Peat - " zine shape
Ns Ssss ara freaa4t Wi as
seid % seyas Ore Seen.

q 8. Withefrrron arrived % tbs eits
YESTERDAY it>4p Nef~icana. he VIII
pFVaanly mcet shis inornlnk ti,e cit,
coamca c,anmittry that Is new eonrid.
vflae she ras franchise ai.liied Tor boy
the company 80 Whict DE 10 the hrAd
itr the punn'se " fatmittlnN "a the
commiltst an analysts ~ ihp 0ss AZ
feuaestrd The nieetlnH has uet neen
ariArkvA definitely and mas nei h-
held. in which ease Mr Nlihesspoain
WiH r,iufn te the citA uvNt week fcf
a c0nfefvucs
w. have p mlehp five ncN ~ ihs
best ssti N Ers saia AT Nlth'rsfrsoN
last nixht and NJ Afr aoina ie SOIL a.
saue one seen Corpus CHRISTI NuEhi
ie have 81 and " the cltN srents us mo
franchise thef. vii ns Ntiis ,touble Yea
SETTLES ID Us fnr rHnNuWrrs NJ ar
lanavmoni has nstn entrfsa inin wiih
ihc wallace veinyans Gov thr use ~
their ualus a. srt hut that nlhitcf vii
adjust itself This latter statement
whs ln answer az o. aifr,i question a.
d, =, hsihrf w mos fnc rroFcni company
+ has oftefet ,he nee uf ihs mnins
Vontinainf in rrrit Ga questions Ur
Iine suhirci M WiihsrspNun said THE
. franchise e~krA ief hy nr ie elmiiAf iN
practical, every rvsprCt o. mat ~ thc
present company supiasins sn Artificial
npudutt eNrtp hai shr price ~ ma
tgriaIlN different Tho tate ~ fariN
rive GENTS u.i tsai ie giNen in the
franchise in far oIdlnart domestic
consumption uniV i'ef Industrial put
pnses the ratc wauld ~ eourss li' musil
isss
-Fafshrr the ess w hffof is ~ such
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-17
SEVEN LAST WORDS OF
CHRIST" GIVEN TONIGHT
Bsauifui caatsta Is Expected 20 A..
tract MANY 20 Methods, Church
On Tonight,

a worry sucsossim nnhl recital az
rhe sptsn laat WnFif 10 thiiN
was n.id issf nieht The chorus d.
aalJ in he rpieuhldlV nainnood and
Thoroughly pfouairi o. render me
,aniHia tnnifbf
A large advance rsie ~ srpts hos
iscn maae ana ih, Infringement he
ueecs ihai the capaciiY ~ The Meth
,.dlF Church sill be- taxed ionirti
when thc event Asgiun ~ a $50 o'ciU,t
Tho cantnia is given under the RuH-
l.ista 81 tns Meih.dlai Church for Che
benefit 81 ihe huiidnR fund
f0iawinr lf isi ~ Use members
az ih" chorus
Sopranos NesdamoN Price Neilh
hfdt Nbtlni Newman ftneh lef
hardt pundios ilFhfnn Simpson
Hnd Peel Misses Rankin iurfDafcf
rpulk Hrrflman iilrhsrdt NuahoH
aud rrosflrY
Aiins Mrsdamss nnirt lielse hot
ganirr Davis MnllrT rlifmhn
sechrst aud Hardin and Nise 'as
asi
rnofs Mcrfrs Show Mofl.ng
Itnch Wnod simpson Gilbert iisf
voof and lllomWHn
llaanrf Toa Grim Horne pattrn
Clemmcf Price Hodman hico and
f9uman
subasis Mu narih iea soprano
Nr Francis iiusaman Tenor and Mf
lsmen Aiffei Nlee baritone
prFnnist Mrs ~ = Wnod
Clarence MaRse. ea1dncior
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-17
FRUIT SALE FOR BENEFIT
OF REST ROOM SATURDAY
City Federation Plans FufthsrEnee o.
idea inst Has Become Of Much
Importance SO Community.

Ths women of the Numl llfe Conn
miitrf 81 fhr CITY frdrwii0n have
rinnaed fmu sale i0 boz hold Satut-
day Coz ihs purp0sr of Raising iHnds
fof fhe maintenance hnh enlargement
af tnc present facilities 81 thc Ncsi
uoosn maintained fuf the comfort of
thc Wiyrs and chudrsn ~ farmers %
me Corpus ChueN section Tho sale
viii Boz held Bee che Rect hoem hegin+
Minis an nine o'clock Saturday morning
ana conunu.ur throughout thr day
Home made bread cakes pies and
other Bsilcnclet viii b.. Hn sale na Won
as pnuitry ano country produce thr
latter articles heips donated hf thr
woinen 90 the Hurruunilne Hert.un Who
nro benefited q, the mnlnterance oi
ihc Rest iioom
That DE ro0m D. heine fuliy apurr-
claicd a. shown 3, the lafgf attendance
both hy thc women - ihe section nnd
is the sons and danFhtsrs - ihf
farmera Tho latter are finding ths
+ Rest Room ~ much convenience durine
srhaol time ns placc to take lunch
/ and 10 use ~ q sori ~ hcadqpafisfa
while IN she city attending school
rhe records show that on one day
& seventy five women registered and
durina ono week the Attendance reach
- one hundred and nineteen 40 times
7 Il Il said the room u 400 crowded e.
allow An 90 refister The cts FEEDER
afinn Sc hiehiy pleased with the apprs
citation being shown ana ~ fhe iudi
cation that fhf Rest 3e0m ls feet he
coming n social centre fnr iho section
Tho sale ~ saturday if f0 carry eu fh'
.iea and enlarge b. Frupe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-17
KRESS TO LOCATE HERE
DEAL NOT CALLED OFF
Plans fof Ns~ chapsfsai Street Build
100 Arc 20 10 Changed Thss
postponiaa Cons'ruetien.

Contrary ia ihs fspofi ruffrut ir 'ns
cts ysa,rfdsy 81 the effect that -.
d fsas and Company one ~ TIE Largest
retail mtrchnndisFFs in me United
states having chain ~ STORES
throughout ihs larEsf cities hnd fiNrn
40 their pfan ga locate 10 this tliY
announcement ahs made last nirh'
thst the deal h unlf temporarily ppsi .
tifHea
81 b Coleman ownef - the pros
srtf IN ihf Wesi eide ~ fbaiaffai
street ln ihs SOC hiost which shs hfsss
Company leased fOf ihs proposed store.
STATED ~ she Caller ti,af ihe Company
had n0l in any way glyen ~ che idea
~ loraiina here and 90 thni site hVi
tl.ai r9mr changes lu ihe pianr fng ths
huildinr fiat 81 81 hf erected ~ iAen
hnre beeH found neeesasTF ana thH'
ihe final aranKsmfnf NiH pdrtpous
she construction - the Zeal pfebahli
s8s months ~ more
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-17

WANTED Three ~ four men ~
good appearance io work f0r The next
len DAYS Good pas aigsi hr able to
give references Apply ~ The Caller
office. f5lot
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-17
STATUS MCMANIGlE
CASE IN FEDERAL
COURT is PECULIAR
TOTAL eohos FoR AIS RELEASE
AeoRESArE ssoooc



1hv status ~ John NcNsnieiy one
~ me fert, ore JrfsNsiaute Dor the Ted.
frtl cVuri ease thas e. ncW in fhf
hands uf irfs BE- prcnliar one and
should De- sna the other defendants
H. arQuttsvd ug the e,saspiuc, charns
McNauiSio Wiii probably b. eaurd el,an
te face puothef case in thc Federal
cears
When on last june thc federal
Strand lun reformed indictments
tsainst forts tWn residents rt Nuecvs
couut,. fahn NcManiain was amons
thr number liv several months prlur
io iht rsiufnins of thv hni was deputs
constable Eats hnna Mas placad 49,
ilela uhirh Was geadlh furnished "a
irr ir fnt Saline daA ihr nnnd wae Raised
fo f.eoe NhiOh was Furnished Me.
ianlEls hfine released
tir thf fluN.ns mDunlnc aheuf once
orlnck NcNaalsio and "a Meslcan lnhn
NatfieHet heeamr Involved Boz ilfn
eniis si Nrsiren halie The Mesiran
sat shos thnuuet tns heat the uouni
however Hot proslnE atsl
rhe f'f0v.nE muruluA isieerariie
tdNlres uew rrrUVrt ffum lNdft
Hurns tn csncri NcManisirs hnnd aud
he was fakrn to Galveston phfn 1udst
lum- was hoidnF caur
The federal srand mr ai 0aieesior
rffurusd nui III Indictment akalHf.
NDMauirir chHrHins h.m With ihv in'
INmldatieu W q government witne-H and
+ his honi was iAnted af 5000 fil'
F hond iu enc corpus rhusu cass Uaf
riscd to sibpuo and un tup of thls
District ATTORNEY tfffHn naENn fhaf d
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-17
MISS DELPHINE WARNER
HON0RED BY R0TARIANS
Handsoms Totsn Of Appreciation fof
her slnairp ia Presented %
Weekly Luncheon

At ihs weohlY luncheon ~ ihn ~"
arN oiuh yesterday pf ihe NnerrH
Mlsr neiuhiue Wsrnrf wac presented
viii hsnaanus laYHiuefn uH iuleu
~ anur, iatluu bs the rlph members
fef hsf fraesuusnsrH in entertaining
them at ihr rnfhefinas ~ the peai
month uf more llrf singing dufinf
ihs lupsh hnHs ~ the n1iafiaun hsa
heen 80 eapafiAi featufe ~ ihe enter
ia,nm,ni program und ouo shat is sew
pifri received in muFh pleasure
The iuHcheDn Yesterday was nuf
largely attended dus io many disifaf
tinns uf the dsy end geo s.i pfosfain
Nas carried oni Professor J q.
Tntfs nHpffintfndfni ~ the ris
seh,.sis made an luteteailnR hpt short
init Y!es l'residaui Allies presided
III fhr mas;lhs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-17
wSxH ~gss svsss
Am us er1enfs
sNsw geps
vss sssp ssss - y v

George klelns's The Hpendthrif' q
Nis part feature founded on 10 STAGE
pmy hy Porter Emerson Browne. shows
Hf fhe Bct Theatre sunday Movie
patrons viii witness rcInariiabie faai
in rrnnrhshie story '-rhe Spend
thufi fea'ur.s three well known play
ers chief ~ ahom BE- dainty Irene Zen
gicil inc luYalie iliiis altar - TIE
song ~ n.1rs' nnm playing ei iht
Elunre TheHtfe Ncw Yafif cyfi
Karhney WIN b. also ~ The Feus -
SONGS cast VIII be- ssea in The kielns
film 81 viii Malcolm Duncan bona o.
niilar 90 broadway a. one ~ Harrison
Grey Flske'n best known leading men.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-17
RESUME DRILLING IN
PAT WAELDER WELL
SINT0N This MORNING
REPORT % STRIKE ATTRACTED
VISITORS from All sac.
TONS or STAIR IS
V,si,ers Returning Faasc 10 sabs,an.
siats Earlisr Report Believing
Iedicatier orb Mas Feuac

rnls mmnine accaralrr 80 a rrjiot
fa sire Caller iAts last nistt dfiiiinr
will ae rvsuiuet hi the Rat Natidef
vel al Sipten. rhis Nill he ug,on the
.sfsirf ~ Glars Namn pho ID ln rharev
~ ths aparai ipns and Nhn was called
to ihe scene lrsm Waco ,esirnias D.,
shs fcp,ft of enc asf,f ai tbt well
that nn had brru struck ht rhnn "a the
tsN Urfvfe
Mr Haml madr no fiafeiucm for
publication ss in the value VI lns indi d.
raflan that ehnaod ihs prfnft Ths
pumps vrr, kvpi N0inF m the well az
a., yv-tcria, and laag niehI rhls
accurtins ip repnst. - tor sac pHtYse.-
% kr,rnF ihe hpi, ciser
Tho declaration ~ ihr dFiurr Wednrs,
On, gu officers ~ the ramten shst
80 haa been encountered ard ihsi
,.hrn Developed of afuwei ffeo fscsrs
t N.ull pn,r OBJ ~ of tVo Thousand
farrr uUW causra gnr,iN,mhir ~
r.iemcpi u corpus chfiil as well ss ln
ihe section mmttiatfis guru'nudlnl
tns welt and uary loral pftrif iH.
tefr-toa n oi development werf al.
trsfisa Cob thr scene
statements frosp ,heae upou ,hclf ~
tarn mNtd tU .aNsiantiair the earlier
rspou. the opinion bcinr iha3 suod iu
diratlnns Nsfe allowed i0 oNsr crihrs'
tn.,sr Interested m thc sucecas ~ 90,
operations
Yho dftn point now RESTS lu sAnl
strata believed 60 nraf ol in dcster
rhr tuH viii he sent further intu thn
ncrUrinl tn th. statement lart uiFhf
.nf th, .tmtn investigated to aecef
taln ls ml value
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-17
City News 4: !:
I: !: i: f: i'm Brief

Ssgalc caberes. sen - !. Oseerce
frnmiHeni isVslsf - tals tlts -
haesf sealdcd YESTERDAY inornins Wks,f
kstiit nf boiling ssatrr over, .sr,..l
and affuched BIS isft ia. ana y~,s
Wilde the hgrrs are fef, uatrfn, \ =
NNi fnnpsM tnai ihrs irt Aeeu AVA NJ.
H'''"us eNnsfVinenccs are cxp~sira
Three marriage licenses ~er, t....s
ns fhe conutA clerks afHes v.s,sr'i','
7 a. q them were to claude Thoms.
iqNNn 1rt Miss ita Lillian Nc.sre ana
Nsirl ~ NsHn and Miss Marie sch.
ihAisieiF Tire ihlrd tips1 cduris ~.
Na'siep ihai ihe matter q. ksrt secref
little ionser
Ore realty transfef 80, r,ee-s.s !,
Hf county c'sfka office yest.taas
fuf consideration % $500 fsrat.
born and % O. Sherman transferred
% JASPER SON h'uOnel lats 8 8nd us
nloek o. ~ tht Nueses fae Hei1hts
addition tn trs Clis 20 Cefpus Christi
The transfer was fattl Sea-, ia. lefk
The las, ssrns q me season 20 b.
played hN thr CORPUS CHRISTI Browns
thr roiuroi aesurauon. Uul oecni
Nnneay when ihet meet ins Wach
troncus ~ san Aninnio The eam-
VIII settle % uc between ihg ts. t..sni.
tne ati tWo samts naNue heen srllt
between Them Reserved ss.tts ar,
maintained Cor white ucufie at ths..
samrs and an ar Invited DOB come unt
r o. Wiekershsm to-day takes chsra,
NJ passenger service ~ fhe lnrpn,
Christi siiest Railway. succeedlua b
~ teadlrt. who leaNes todaR far roI.
OWdo io reside Nr Wlckerham val
sINHn thc suIerlutend,rcs OF the strive
railways Zoo recognition ~ ione ant
rimH service and ahUuy re b. wel
knnwu in lhe citi haNing bad chArs
uf cars on practically ,vers uac of th.
company at different times duriue ih,
past Few years
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-05

Visits Submarine U-21 and Deeorates
the Crew.

Amsterdam. Feb. ga dispatch re
ceived here from Hamburg says that
Emperor William is at Williamshay-
en-. His majesty inspected the Ger
mar submarine U-21, going over the
vessel personally.
He bestowed the decoration of the
iron cross on the members of the
submarines crew. U-21 is undergo
ing repairs at Williamshaven. follow
ing her recent exploits in the Irish
sea.
The emperor inspected the units
of the fleet at Williamshaven. The
men on the various warships lined
the decks and cheered his majesty
loudly as he made his appearance.
The town council of Williamshaven
gave a dinner in honor of the en-.
peror.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-05
GATHER BUNDLES FOR POOR
Fifteen Hundred Wagons Visit Every
Section of New York City.

New York, Feb. 5.-Fifteen hun
dred wagons collected bundles OF
clothing In every section of the city
for distribution among the needy I'M
employed men and women and for the
children of the poor.
Thousands of bundles were receiv-
ed at the headquarters of the commit
tee and 1t was believed that the days
collections will total more than 1000
600 bundles.
Every public school and police sta
ton is a receiving station. Addition
al stations have been established at
all railroad terminals and at every
subway express station in Manhattan.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-05
GIVES IN TO GREAT BRITAIN
Germany Says United States Is Back.
ing Down.

Berlin, Feb. "a news dispatch
has been received here from Washing
ton saying that President Wilson has
consented TO an amendment OF the
ship purchase bill which provides that
no vessel is to be bought by the Unit.
ed States If such purchase would lead
to conflict With any one of the bel
ligerent powers.
Nearly all the German newspapers
criticise this course sharply; they vir-
tually unite in calling ii a backdown
before Great Britain on the part OF
President Wilson. The Kreuz Zei-
tung says.
This tender consideration for Great
Britain Is the more remarkable as it
Injuries America herself"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-05
MASTER KEY"
John Fleming Wilson
Now being played in moving pictures
at the Ruby Theater every
Tuesday night.

fhe aecds We're produced. and a
glance told hef that they belonged to
Ruth. She paid the money and hur
ried away
Everett and Dorr had gone ovet the
situation thoroughly together. and the
broker agreed that he would help ont
In putting the Master Key" mine on
its feet again.
Il think can do 1t tomorrow" he
said. just let me have all the pa
pers. and IN go over them tonight"
Ruth has them" John replied
Wed best 90 up and get them now.
Ruth received them cheerfully and
promptly went 10 her trunk for the
deeds. Tier first search was not re
warded. and she lifted a puzzled face
10 John Then she once more went
through all her belongings. II was
fiuitless. She then remembered the
desk aud searched II with the same
result.
They're goner' she stammered.
''impossiblei' said Dorr. They must
be somewhere here
NO." she mourned. I've looked
everywhere"
Everett was the first TO suggest that
no time should be lost In locating the
missing property. lie sent for the
evening papers and delved into the
Lost and Fonnd' columns. with the
result that he very 500 handed q pa
per TO Dofr and pointed out the adver
tisement which had attracted Wilker
sons attention.
Hair an hour later John Dorr turned
away from the ash mans door aud
said TO Everett: "rll bet that was one
OF wiikerson's crowd. We must no
tify the police before he can get
away"
They had soon told their difficulties
to the sympathetic ear at headquar.
tiers and started back for the hotel
John was In the dumps.
at seems as IL everything e
wrong when | try to do something for
that little woIDan,' he growled.
II begin to think myself that you
IRE playing In hard luck" was the re
ply. But | always did like a good
fight and this promises to be one. I'll
stick. John"
They shook hands.
They found Ruth and Tom Zane
anxiously awaiting them. John sim
ply stated the case aud then turned
TO comfort Ruth. he was startled 10
see how white she was
Ruth. Ruth" he cried In alarm.
what Is the mntter?"
There was no answer she had faint
ed away
All else was forgotten for the time
being A maid and a doctor were
quickly summoned. and presently
Ruth revived Old Tom Kane was
seated beside her patting her hand
The papersi" she moaned.
Don't you worry about the papers.
ne said promptly. Well icok after
them"
But The folks nj the mine who will
look after them" she pleaded.
The old cook swore that he would
do 30 himself with Johns help. At