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The Caldwell tribune., 1915-08-27
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The Caldwell tribune., 1915-08-27
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II YOU had your choice, would YOU
rather be appointed receiver of a
bankrupt business or find your money
Evening journal., 1915-07-06
FDDRD HIGH A Gun
OVER DUPONT TRAPS
Captures Spoon With 40
Targets Boss Tops
Class B Shooters
HAS HIS
LUCKIEST DAY

More than hfty shooters imbued
with the Fourth OF July celebration
spirit. turned out and shot the So
target event al the DUPONT Trapshoot-
ing Club on Saturday.
Some Of the best talent IN the club
were conspicuous by their absence.
hut nevertheless some very hne
scores we're made. Jim Robertson get
ting 40 out OF so and having a run
of 80 straight
Billy Foord with as won the spoon
in Glass A. m Glass , there was
little competition for the spoon al
Ethoughh q. M Boss had an easy mo-
nopoly. lie broke 45 for FIRST place
in this gathering Nelson X Smith
and Dudley s. Wood tied for second
place with AZ, so shoot-on was
necessary In this contest Of skill
Wood tied knots in his opponent and
won handily q 10 90
The day was J. W. Evans lucky
day, for in addition to being high
man In Glass G and winning the
scarf with a score Of a., he also spun
the wheel to decide a tie for a spoon
carried over last Saturday and won
in a stroll r. G. Marshall, Of York
lyn, had no competition for the spoon
] In. Glass C and took It home with
a score of Al.
In Class ID, c. r. Rittenhouse. and
n. F. Ford had things all their own
way. They tied for high on scores OF
36, and IN the spin Of the wheel tC
decide same fha former won tho neck.
ties and Ford the spoon. In Class
/ =. J. w. Macklem was the only en-.
trant and with a score of 26 walked
on with the neckties. In the ineli-
gle class W. A. Joslyn was high
score man with 46. getting two 2Ss
In a rare exhibition OF skill al
double target shooting Nelson K
Smith managed to break rs Of hil
targets. which score was also made
by Henry Winchester In an extra so
target event shot after the regula
program, Dudley n. Wood Was higl
gun, getting AZ.
Evening journal., 1915-07-06
DUNDEE LOOKS Good
As A TOPNOTCHER
Victory Over Cross Put Lad
In Line For One
Championship
WELSH MAY BE
HIS NEXT VICTIM
pY BARRY FARIs,

United Press staff Correspondent.
NEW YORK. July 6-Whsn he
hurdled that tough old bird, Leach
Cross, in ten round session here a
couple of weeks ago, Johnny Dundee
planted himself firmly in the realm
Of class. The bouncing, hopping,
jabbing little Italian proved conclu-
sively in battering down the dentist
boxer. that he belongs up among the
topnotchers in the lightweight class.
Previous to his victory over Cross,
/ Dundee, while regarded as one classy
youngster, was not taken into the
| reckoning as a championship con-
tender. Now he is. OF the vast gath
ering who witnessed the Dundee-Cross
tangle, there we're few who didn't
leave Ehhetts Field with the firm con-
viction that the Italian was the SUI
perior Of Freddie Welsh, the present
! title holder.
New York promoters are now try
ing to get Dundee and Cross togeth-
er. The latter, always willing to take
on third rate youngster, for a mere
$1,000 or so. wants such huge sum
for mixing with Dundee that he has
scared most Of the promoters away.
There has been some talk of put
ting Dundee and Charley White, Chi
cagos knock -'en-dead champion, to-
gether in order to eliminate one Of
them as Welsh's opponent Dundee
and White met once-at New Or
leans. That contest ended very un-
satisfactorily for the Chicagoan. Dun
dee slammed The daylights out Of
him.
Dundee's nager-Scotty Monteith
makes the charge that some funny
work was pulled OFF in that New Or
leans encounter. Early in the scrap
Dundee planted a mighty wallop on
Whites jaw. The Chicagoan went
down in a heap and It looked like
the bout was over Just as the referee
started to count all the lights in the
hall went out.
The referee. badly ratified. quit
counting and there was a big hub
bub. during which Whites seconds
rendered first assistance to him. Az
ter considerable delay the lights wer,
restored. White was sitting in his
corner. a little pale around tho gills
but ready to go some more Dundee
and his manager protested loudl,
that White had been knockd out
The referee couldn't see il that wa,
and made them continue. The bou
went the limit-ten, rounds Monteiti
believes that the sudden extinguish
ing Of the lights was not an act o
Providence. He thinks human
hand had something to do with it.
Evening journal., 1915-07-06
TRAP SHOOTING
GENERAL SPORTS
Get MANY FISH
ON HOLIDAY CUTTING

Water sports took no small part in
the celebration of Fourth Of July yes
tcrday in and around Wilmington and
many large catches of fish are re.
ported. The remodeled Cadet III
command OF Captain Winfield S.
Brady was the banner boat and
brought in about 500 FISH from Bow
ers' Beach.
The motorhoat "Jack Lewis took a
aucccssful party to Shin John Light
and thoy came home with hsh to the
number OF 250
Deputy City Solicitor John r Lynn.
James Lynn and Thomas Fox, who
went out in the Clarence on Satur-
day returned early Yesterday because
they feared their large catch of FISH
would spoil They caught 285 fish,
After several days fishing in Black
bird creek Captain Edward Mason
and Engineer Frank Eaton brought
In 100 pounds of snapper and many
perch and crabs
Or. and Mrs r. p Burnham and A.
J Belair. in the speed boat 'Elalfrel p
enjoyed o trip to Philadelphia where
/ they enjoyed the watar sports.
Evening journal., 1915-07-06

Edge Moor, Madeiey and Elsmere
won their Church League games on
Saturday. There we're two shut-outs
with Central and First U. p, as the
victims. the latter being overwhelm-
inly defeated by Elsmere, 20 to o.
Madeley had no trouble in winning
from Bethany on Saturday by the
score Of II to 5. Grifith was on the
mound for Madeley and pitched good
ball. holding Bethany 10 six hits and
tanning sixteen men. Score:
A r,r r.s~r
Evening journal., 1915-07-06
WxMh<IzU
tie "
@cC7e6oezy(
,-,sFNEl ii'lAhs sllluszassuuu-,..--.-.--'

The Cincinnati Reds did most of the
home running, Wingo. Groh and Grit
nth, connecting for cirouit-trips dur
Ing doublc-healer.
walsh made a homer for the Ath-
letics and stole home, two bases. made
a couple Of runs, etc.
Alexander and the phillies cele-
hrated by shutting out the Giants In
one-hit game
The Dodgers dropped the worlds
champs into seventh place.
Chicago's challenaers had better
luck. dropping 10 the Browns. but re-
tanning a safe lead
Cobb WAS only in fair voice. scoring
twice and gettinE four hits during
q donble-hoader-s split honors with
Cleveland.
The Pirates maintained the status
QUO IN a race for third place Honus
coming mp for a pair Of timely two
haggers in the afternoon. The morn
ing game looked like the Cards were
going IN a notch.
Horrorsl Rehuncd twice on the
same day by Herzle's Reds And
those Cubs lead only by one game.
ST. Louis and Philadelphia emu.
lated Boston in grabbing two at a
time. much to the discommoding oi
Chicago and New York respectively
Credit Zimmerman with a world'i
record. During the Cuh-Rod mele,
in which Roger was chased and IN,
/ fans threw cushions al the umpires
/ zlm rode safely through the storm.
MADISON SENATE on OUTING.
Evening journal., 1915-07-06
BETHANY

Hits-On Grlfhths. 8 Hawke, s.;
Blansfeld. O. Two-base hits-Stew-
ard. Hackett. Mink. Woodington.
Struck out-By Griffith. 16; Hawke.
9: Blansfield, g. Stolen bases
Msdeley. s; Bethany. 6. Sacrifice
hits-Carpenter, Hackett. McCleagsn.
Hawke. Hit by pitched ball-Spittle.
Bases on bslls-Griffith. 1 Hawke. 8.
Passed Keiser. 1. Number OF
innings pitchhed-By Hawke. q;
Blansfeld, 2. Time of game-Two
hours. Umpire-Dayis.
Evening journal., 1915-07-06
father Defeats Sons
AT CLAY PIGEON CANE

Richard Bonsall tied with his son
Leonard in the Saturday shoot of the
Greenhill Trapshooting Club. but
father defeated son one bird in the
shoot-off. Miss Teresa Smith was
second and Clarence Bonsall third.
Scores (05 tarqetsl foIioyr.
Evening journal., 1915-07-06
EDGE MOOR.

tdineu runs huEe MOOT o. AWo~
base hits. Garden. Carlen. Struck
cut. by Downs. 6; by Jackson. H..
Left on bases, Central, s. Edge Moor.
g. Stolen bases. Martin. 2; Jacobs.
Horner, Riley. 3; Garden. Jackson and
A Stratton, 2. Sacrifice hits. Mar
tin. Bases on balls. Downs. l. Wild
pitches, Downs. 2: passed balls. Mar
tin, |. Time of game, lao. Umpire.
Reed.
Evening journal., 1915-07-06

The prizes awarded we're: "a a
fine briar pipe for high actual score:
90 a leather wallet for low actual
score; (S) a leather bound pocket
edition Of Shskespeare's famous trsg-
edy. julius Caesar. for high handi-
cap score.
Evening journal., 1915-07-06

Two-base hits-Moore Schmickel,
w. Reynolds; Sacrifice hit-Wilson.
Stolen bases-Schmickel, e. Rev
nolds. Hit by pitched bsll-C Rey-
nolds Wild -verecker ..
Passed ball-Lucy. Struck out-by
Reynolds, 4; by Verecksr. Left on
bsses-Newark s; Elk Mills 5. I'm
pire-Wier.
NEW CASTLE. July 6.-New Castle
defeated Parkside yesterday after
noon before the largest crowd that
ever saw a ball game here. to 4.
A r,
Evening journal., 1915-07-06
EDFN INDEPENDENTS WANT GAME

The Eden Independent team, one
Of the fastest amateur teams in the
city. is without a game for Saturday,
July 10. Any team in or out Of the
city desiring game will be accommo-
dated by addressing Manager How
ard August. Eden A. c., A and New
Castle avenue.
Evening journal., 1915-07-06
KleinEtubor, Ct "a 8 0 0 0

Elsmere ...T 0 20 20 6 liz Is /
First u. P..O 0 o 90 o 0 o. 0 3 Z
Hits off Alexander, A; Shaw, ~.
Earned runs. Elsmere, ~. Two base
hits. Stewart, Kleinstuber, Joyce,
Toey, Smith. Magaw, Bergen Struck
out, by shaw 5 by Magaw, 9. Double
plays. Hardin to Toey to Stewart ;
smith to Toey TO Stewart. Left on
bases. Elsmere, s First u. p, 4. Stol-
en- bases, Elsmere, 16; L. p. 1. Sacri-
| fee hits, Hardin, Magaw. Sacrifice
flies, Joyce, Bergen. Hit by pitched
ball. Wadman, McKewan. Base or
, balls. OF Magaw. /; off Alexander,
I Of Shaw, 4. Passed balls, Robson. ?
/ Number Of innings pitched by Alex
ander 1-3; Shaw, 2-3. Time Of
game, 1.5S Umpire, Horner.
Evening journal., 1915-07-06
S C R A P


NEW YORK. July GA. crack at
Mike Gibbons will be what Jimmy
Clabby and Soldier Bartheld battle for
at Brighton Beach next Saturday. Pro-
moter Harry Pollock has obtained
Gibbons promise to meet the winner
Of the Clabby Bsrtield clash, Clahby
is expected TO arrive here today.
COLUMBUS. o. July 6-The gong
robbed Cal Delaney of knockout in
his twelve-round bout here with Joe
DALEY. Both are lightweights.
TRINIDAD, Colo.-M Matty Smith.
Racine with dislocsted right.shoul-
der. after the sixteenth round, earned
a draw with Benny Chavez in a. twen-
ty-round independence Day open air
scrap.
Evening journal., 1915-07-06
w. G. p TRACTION co.

Earned runs, friction Co, /. Two
bats hits, Scott. Struck out, by Clay.
Z. by Morley, 10. Double plays, Dolan
10 Chase. Left on bases, Elkton, Il;
Traction Co. s. Stolen bases, Smith,
Dolan. Stirlith. Morley, Waters. Sacri-
fee hits. Dcherty, Huston, Dolan, Cos
let. Hit by pitched ball, vannart. Base
on balls. of Clay, 4 off Morley, l..
Wild pitch, Morley. First base on er-
rors, Fidance. Time of game, l.SO.
Umpire Lucas.
Evening journal., 1915-07-06
Special to THE EVENING JoURNAl.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del. July 6.-Reynolds,
4 new pitcher. signed by Manager
Ellison recently from Baltimore,
pitched his first game for Newark
against Elk Mills here yesterday af-
teronon and made good. He shut out
the Maryland boys by the score Of
to 0. Although touched up for seven
hits Reynolds kept them well scat
tered except in the first and ninth
innings and in those innings fast
helding brought him through. Yer
ecker also pitched we'll for Elk Mills
except in the fifth when three bunch
ed hits and an error gave Newark the
game. The score:
Evening journal., 1915-07-06
Lead ParkSide Two Games;
-Four Teams Tie for
Third Position
WET GROUNDS LET
IN ONLY ONE GAME
sTANDING Or me- CLUES.

Result Of Yesterday Afternoon Games
Traction Co. 81 Elkton. /.
New Castle, 8; Parkside, 4.
Newark 3; Elk Mills. 0.
(Morning games postponed, rain.)
Evening journal., 1915-07-06
Results Of SATURDAY Games.

Traction Co. 4, Newark 2.
Parkside Z, Elkton 2.
New Castle Z, Elk Mills 6.
BY winning over Parkside in the
Del-Mar League yesterday, New Cas-
tie gained a two game lead. Victories
for Traction Company and Newark
have tied up Elkton. Elk Mills, New
ark and Traction Company for third
position. Because Of rain the many
games on the schedule had to be
postponed. Record crowds saw the
afternoon games.
Playing at high speed while demon
strating that they are yet in the
league race, Traction Company easily
defeated Elkton here 3 to 1. The live
wires made the game secure in the
sixth inning by sending two runs
over the plate. Marley was never in
danger. The score:
Evening journal., 1915-07-06

avracesBattns hsIiinE,
pitched
base
pitched hits of 49, base balls l3 hit batter strike outs 3s
Evening journal., 1915-07-06
Scores made in other than reg
ROsEDALE WINS AGAIN.

The Rosedale champs defeated the
Browntown Reserves on Saturday. s
10 g. Gaines was on the mound for
the Champs and allowed only FIVE
hits Scott accepted nine chances at
third without an error. Moore hgur-
ed at bat with homer to left held.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Evening journal., 1915-07-06

Rosedale 1S1O1O0 2-S IL 1
Brownton 0 1 2 0 o O-5 5 2
/ Batterie Rosedale; Gaines and
Evans. Browntown. Mcclure and
Greenwell Time of game-1.40. Um-
pire--kane.
Evening journal., 1915-07-06
Edge Moor Wins, Going ORe Game
Nearer Church League Flag
Resnlts of satnrday Games.

Edge Moor Q. Central 0.
Madeley II. Bethany 5.
Elsmere 20, First L. P. 0.
Evening journal., 1915-07-06

Coffin. p ........ 0 L / 5 0
Totals .... ..-.s4 "a 20 4
Evening journal., 1915-07-06

ST. Louis and Philadelphia emil
lated Boston in grabbing two at a
time, much to the discommoding Of
Chicago and New York respectively.
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POLITICS WORKING
: AGAINST SLATON
EFFORT TO DUST MR.. sLAToN
FROM ATLANTA SCHOOLS
SHOWS BAD FAITH. 81

ATLANTA, Feb. 1O-That political
enemies of Governor John NJ. Slaton
are trying to Gust his brother, Will
Ham M. SlatOn, from the superintend-
encY Of the Atlanta public schools,
Is claerly shown in an affidavit, which
is reproduced in an Atlanta paper to-
day
X. j. Davidson, prominent citizen
Of White county, who was in Allan
Ia yesterday, makes the affidavit It
strengthens the charge made last Fri
day by Governor SIaton that the
movement against his brother on pro-
fessed progressive" crowns is insin-
eere, and that 1t is really the out
growth of a bitter political hatred.
The governors charge has remained
unanswered
In his affidavit Mr.. Davidson swears
that Immediately following the Macon
convention, which he attended, he
was in the lobby of the Dempsey no
tel and he heard Robert j. Quinn,
chairman of the city board of educa-
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I'VE have just got Jack Slaton and
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SPECIAL NOTICE To CITY TAX
PAYERS. r .


All property owners are. hereby no.
titled that the method of making city
tax returns has been changed by
the act of the last legislature. All
owners OF real estate are notified that
the time for notification of purchase
or sale thereof has been changed.
written notice OF purchase or sale
must be made in writing to the city
clerk during January, instead of dur
ing March. ~. ...
The assessment on rear estate and
personal property for 1915 will be
open for inspection in my office on
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HE'D by February 20.
1ne method of making returns on
personal property was also changed
by the acts. Such returns. must lie
MED with the city assessor, who will
furnish blanks for the purpose, and
assess the same for taxation. Any
one dissatisfied with said assessment
must file complaint by February 20
and if dissatisfied with the review,
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All returns must be complete by
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If ownership of real estate is IN
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CT, no new return of same is neces-
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brunswick, Ga, Jan. s, 1915.
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