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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-12-11

If these were flush times for the
railroads. the business being done
you'd call for large extensions OF their
l-i-Lies. Tho public could vel de-
hand il. any single-track lines need
o be doubled, many double track
'oads need still moTemetal a large
addition to sidctrackage would great
y benefit many lines in giving pas
.cngar service a froer right Of way.
'h, public safety would be much bet
or assured than ii now is. Bat the
public is suspicious Of railroad invest
nents under present conditions, and
ne roads are in no mood for spending
much money
The traveller who likens his train to
IN OK team as it dawdles along behind
.ome obtruding freight. must there
ore cultivate philosophical patience.
ic should reflect on the critical char
.ctrr 0, this operating task under pres
at conditions. Let him ne thankful
hat he is not being deposited in the
Fitch By reckless cnginenen and con
luctors who are threading their way
through "A traffic that often perilously
.xceeds the capacity OF the road.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-12-11

Now comes the news that General
villa is insane. However that is not
in the least surprising.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-12-11

Billy Sunday Joins with General
CoXey in condemnne the peace mis-
sion OF Henry Ford. These freak adj
vertisers are all bowailiug the tacH
that Marse llory has handed them Il
warm package,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-12-11

About the only institution we know
now is The Hague peace tribunal.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-12-11

When they succeed in licking Villal
then the news is sent out that he Isl
crazy.
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Official Organ OF
Glynn County.
City of Brunswick.
United States Court, southern Dis
trIct Of Georgia, tor zen counties.
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Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
Claim That the Phoenix Finger Pitched Ball on Which Lynn Tagged Bliss With Bases Full and Three Balls on kaliiO
SAME, PLAY CAME,
 UP IN TCCSON
Quiglcy's First Important Decision Sends Game into Extra Innings Contest Ends in Dal'k-Senators Are Quclled
Special to The Republican,

Fl. PASO. June 1S.-El faso. pro-
 tccted from the Phoenix roughuecks
 by husky uniformed cop, was un-
 able 10 gain any material advantage
 after having tied up the game in the n.ulh, and Dy tho time the shades Of
 night had got through falling fast
 and 1t became necessary to call the
 game the contest was still tied. six
 to six. in twelve innings.
 Fl Pasu errors enabled Phoenix ("
 tie the score twice. and then, about the time any safe and sane bal!
 game would have wrapped itself in
 is cloak and departed into history.
 it was the Attachments turn to do
 some tying. They did it on Jake
 Bauer's tally. on Bliss single. Then. the game became temporarily 2 wranele in which the Mackmen were
 the dggresSors, and II came about in
 this wise
 With the bases full and two strikes and three balls on Kailio. and also with two down. the McCloSkeys att
 tempted to pcrpetrate the same
 thing Tucson screamed about a short while ago. McCreery threw to Lynn who tagged Bliss, coming down the base line on a paipabie steal Fl Paso players stouuy maintained that AIcCrcery's feet were in the trench and that hc was facing the batter. and that these circumstances con atitutcd the regular accompaniments of pitched ball. tha. Kailio walked and that Bliss scored the winning run lautomatically
 Bill Quieley former manager of the Douglas nine. was umpiring be- hind the plate and he called Bliss our. The difference between this
 case and the one in Tucson that eX- cited similar grumps, was. according to the local players. that McCreery was actually in the box when he threw. while the Fl Paso pitcher who caught out a Tucsoner at the plate,
 was wide of the box and not in any way framed up for pitched ball McCloskey did not protest the game.
 While outhit Phoenix played a. heldier game on the bases. Many of the bingles yielded by Kallio were
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
Colpublican

is to rlcket the tickets. Ray Brown, who is nearest to ball player of any Lod1 who will be allowed in the River side enclosure. will he relegated to the thanklcsS task of umpire. with Matt land e. Davies as assistant. Davies is to be used only in the event Brown is spoiled in the early stages Of the game. There are several notorious umpire baiter~ ou the teams. and Brown will feel himself slipping The umpires are few and expensive. SD the recommends tiou has been made that the> be util- ized with care. There are lew more useless things than q ruined umps.
 The Republicans Coliseum team has the best of the argument on weight. Spider MoIfatt and Bill House alone outweigh all the other team. In case Of a real clash. Noifatt. being trained tn thc ways of puSilists will interpolate few Jess Willard ounches. a Jeffrios
 CContinued on Page Three)
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
PROCEEDS TO GO
 TO THE SENATOR'S
Some Lineup. Believe TheSf Earnest Words - Josh Game to Be Turned to Accont by Loyal Sup poIto!.S of the Team

Nl Krause and hIs team of cigar sellers might nave had some chance ol -lcking The Republican-Coh rua,a lu ;omurrow'S benefit same but ta- ts, eleventh holir signing Of a pitcher uamei Ford. Krausc will ad- -ut. himself that he knows nothing at au anaut Ford~. and so. cannot hope t" u.-th successfully against one. The dope l~ rpu strong.
 Fst- that's exactly the reason that lI .a4ger Myers of the combine team .,.lIrei the man to put the scenery on -l, tsll and to puzzle the tobaccon- aS-S ro death tomorrow. That Ford vu rriuupn is certain-E. Rudolph gt-vtcrriug Co share the bet rather than 1a take it.
 Not "a mAuy days has anything like baseball lever existed here. or course Iher- has been a series of mild raises 5r temperature over five to nothing gamc~ pitched by Tom Toner and other disasters. hut for real enthusiasm. the coming clash iz the stuff
 Johnny Cnrboy. II. Fink. Willyum sSiu1 House and others have been making wild filings all over the place, in spite of the fact that it was declared no fan to practice any Corboy gets some extra workouts throwing boxes cf cigarettes ar everybody he sees.
 E Jonah Doyle has volunteered his soiV5ecS as ticket seller. and has given a hon--of Sl.3I+.5I1-f+- Arthur Pickett
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
@ aso Peeved Over Guieys Decision I'm The Nimfh Innin
RUSSELL PUZZLES PUEBLOS; FULW|DER
 DRIVEN FROM BOX
Some Fine Ringing by Former Las Cruces Boy Puts 1t Over on Tucson
 in Fast Game-Oukes Win 12 to 3
Especial 10 The Republican,

Especial to The Republican,
 ALBUQUERQUE, June 1S.-Lefty Russell, formerly of the Las Cruces Farmers exhibited the best line of pitching wares seen here this season. letting Tucson down with four scattered hits while Albuquerque pounded Ful- wider hard.
 The teams played gilt edged ball possibly the fastest seen on Hopewell field this year on an error a pass and d hit, Tucson went into the lead iH the third inning with two runs, but AL bupuerque came back. smashed out long drives off the red-topped twirler and drove him from the hill in the sixth. and meanwhile. Lefty was con sistentlv banking the Arizonians.
 Score R. II. r.. Tucson .1O2 O0o oOo-2 4 2 .Albuoueroue goo PIP S2x-l2 12 ?
 Batteries-Fulwider. McCeehan and Callan: Russell and Ruedel.
 mrire-B Bra shear.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
Telephones: 
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scratches, although certain blows by Demageio. Nutt and Lynn were Of the solder variety. McCreery was wild as a gray goose. but when he did push the ball over it was d. puzzler one result of his odd com bination today was that he famed twelve and walked seven.
 II was his ability to strike ont a batter in a pinch, or cause an easy out that prevented Fl Paso piling up a mighty score on all their walks the four errors and those 15 hits. A II was. men were frequently on bases. and the game. though lasting nearly three hours. was q thriller through out.
 scanlon was ~out of the picture" today
 How Runs Were Scored
 Phoenix got one in the first when penagsio triuIed and came homo on NcGilvray's sacrifice fly. One more was made in the fourth when Stew art singled and Lynn triplcd- Me Ardle got base in the sixth on Pendleton's error and scored on the two-bagger by Mutt.
 Fl Paso gat the first three scores in the fifth when Perrine singled and Bauer doubled. A two base hit by Buddy scored both runners while the third sacker came home on Bliss single.
 Phoenix got three more in the eighth Mutt singled and Demaggio was safe on Pendleton's error McGilvray Was safe on Duddys error. stewart famed Lynn was hit by a pitched ball, forcing Mutt across. Hester singled. scoring Demaggio and AIcGilvray. McCreerN struck out Lynn. Was caught trying to steal home.
 Fl Paso scored one ill the ninth. Bau- CT singled, Buddy famed. Bliss singled sending Bauer to third. Thompson hit into a felders' choice and Bauer stole home Pendleton walked. Knight was given four wide ones in succession. The bases were full with three balls and two strikes on kalliO. with McCreery in the box Bliss raced up the line to home Fl Paso claimed that without stepping out of the box McCreery threw yo Lynn who tagged Bliss and the umpire called him out.
 There. was nothing doing in the next three innings for either side and dark ness stopped the game.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19

hits. and the next. a recruit pre- walls over lot of heavy hitters.
 
 Here, You-aH TeXis galoots tryin to take our record away, Phoenix is the only city in the league that's got a right to have Ions and excruciating ball games of a dozen or more frames.
 Suppose SenOr BraCamOnte has q hill or two If Mexican beans planted on that SiXty-foot neutral strip. When they go to dispossess him. he is likely to assume a matador cos tune and an evil expression and do some sniping.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
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Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
BASEBALL BENEFIT ID BE STAGED AT RIVERSIDE IN
 AID IF PHOENIX SOLONS

Rcpuhhcan-Coiiseum Team and Ci@ar-SellerS to Meet Tomorrow at } 50. and Also tt Net Cost Sn.25 Per Male Fan
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
Coz st Ieauue

Venice at salt Lake. Portland at Oakland. San Francisco at Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
National League
PIRATES USEFUL LEAD

PITTSBURG, June 1S.-The Pi- rGtes obtained an early lead off Per itt and maintained i; despite the weakening of Mamarx in the later innings.
 Score R. II. F.. New York .....-... ............ , Pittsburg .. ..-- 13
 Batteries: Perritt, Ritter and Mey- DTS. -AIamauE. Adams and Gibson.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Baltimore r. Kansas City 10. Chicago B. Buffalo c. Pittsburg 2. Brooklyn 4. St Louis 12. Newark ?
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
COAST LEAGUE

Venice }, Salt Lake 2. Portland 10. Oakland !. Los Angeles 6, san Francisco 1.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19

ChiCagos new motor speedway will te given its first big race on Saturday. when the 5OO-miIe speeders are expect ed to crack some records.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
Federal Ieaque

Chicago at Baltimore Pittsbu-g at Newark St. Louis at Brooklyn Kansas City at Buffalo
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
DPOPT 

Dots nize YiddiSha lineup for to- morrow's game aind't i'd? Harry Fink and Harry Stone and Abe Nicholson all on one side and Fritz Myers on t'other And then there are Varlcy and Micky Harringtou- also members of the honored race.
 Aia time a-JhinkinE of something C. pass the time away. these loyal fans have now concluded to devote the gate receipts of the big Cigar Sellers -Republican-H HoneN mooners ball game to the support of the Phoenix team At first the game was [" have been merely a josh affair, with no gate receipts. but last night it was decided to charge two bits-ladies free-and pass the entire proceeds over to the Senatorial management, which needs it.
 When bah clubs play l9-N games and -G-6 in r innings all in the same week. the poor dopist has q hard time of it. The little old league of ours has been upsetting the alone right along. anyway.
 It is strange how these pitchers act. one day perfectly good tWirler is harmed exceedingly in his self respect bv a bunch of sizzling
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
AneyicdnLeogue
HAPPY FELCH

PHILADELPHIA. June 1S.-In ad- dition to driving in three runners with a homer. Felch figured in the scoring of three other runs, and broke a batting rally by the locals in the fifth wit1 wonderful one hard catch aftc~ which he doubled the runner at frs.
 Score R. II. r. Chicago ........ ..........11 12 Philadelphia .... .... &
 Batteries: Fahcr and Schalk: Bush, Davis and Lapp, NcAvoy, Thomas.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
THE LINE UP

Line up is a misnomer. There are no lines about the House. SJiIl. Fink has lines
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19

Ciearists Harry Robinson. II Harry stone. cf. Harry Fink. lb. Carlson tuf AriZ.D 2b. Creech tHopskn ss. Abe Nicholson. 3b. J Corboy tacidp c. Kid kr3use. p. HastN Messenger. sub. Terry the Wop also
 Colpublican Bill Narley. e. Ford lSterling1 p. Moish Myers. 2b. Holiday Sundays Ss. Jewjeen Pierson. IT, HiaWatha Fox. l.. Spider Moffatt cf How -zat Powell. If. Bobby Gordon. util Gor-Tcoth EGly likewise
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
National Ieauue

New York at Pittsburg. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
American League

Detroit at Washington. Chica go at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York. St. Louis at Boston.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
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Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
6AcAN BLOWS IN 1oTH

ST. LOUIS. June 1S.-A pitchers duel ended in victory for the locals when Ragan broke down in the tenth. Tn the twelfth Pagan hit Miller and passed Dolan. filiing the bases. and Hyatts hit won.
 Score F. IT. T.. Boston ........ .2 2 ( ? St. Louis ................. 3 9 I
 Twelve innings.
 Batteries: Raean and Whaling, Doak and Snyder
 Others. rain.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
AT LAST!li

WASHINGTON. June 1S.-The Ti- gers made q triple steal and two double steals. Cobb figured in each. scored two runs and made two hits. He spiked Henry when he stole home in the first inning
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
BASEBALL BOOKKEEPING
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Rio Grande Association
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
Goa st League
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

PHOENIX AT FL PASO. Tucson at Albuquerque.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19
AND so-BRoWNs LOSE

BOSTON, June 1S.-In a pitchers Guel, Hamilton allowed fewer hits, but was less effective in the pinches.
 Score R. II. F.. St Louis .......-.- ....... Boston ..-.-..-- -.......... 7
 Batteries: Hamilton and AGneW: Foster and Cady. Thomas.
 No ether game.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19

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No ether game.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-19

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10
SHIL0H'S MARCH
OF PROGRESS
Ministry Began With Small
Meetings in 1879.
Was Organized and Chartered
in 1881.
LIVED THROUGH HARD TIMES
Now Prosperity Smiles on Col
Ored Church.
Good Work Done by c. G. Fish
back, Pastor.
LIVED THROUGH HARD TIMES

ries of articles published in the State
Journal on Topeka churches.)
The history of the Shiloh Baptist
church dates back to the year 1878,
when a few Baptists among the early
settlers in Kings addition commonly
called Tennessee Town" on account
of the large number of people who
came from the state of Tennessee
would meet in private residences.
holding cottage prayer meetings and
discussing the feasibility OF organizirs;
a Baptist church in that locality.
Rev. j. F. Thomas, D. D.. and Rev.
s. C. Pierce, together with Geo. ~
Scott. Anderson White and Thomas
Lloyd, met in a small room near the
corner of Twelfth and Lane streets.
just two blocks from the present loca-
ton, and organized the Shiloh Baptist
church.
April 18th. 1881 the state granted
the organization a charter 20 conduct
public worship. the charter was signed
by Rev. S. G. PIERCE, Thos. Lloyd.
Kate c. PIERCE, Geo. W. Scott and
Andrew White.
Rev. Peirce First Pastor.
While worshiping in Bufords hall
the little congregation purchased on
April 8, 1881. the first lot on which
the church now stands from S. s.
McFadden for 500. Rev. S. G. PIERCE
was the first pastor and served the
church about four years. The member
ship being small he was ably assisted
by Frank Russell, and Anderson
White, the two deacuns of the church
May the church authorized the
trustees to secure a loan of $500 from
the Home Mission Society in order to
build the first building of worship
In these days of hard struggles the
pastor resigned
In 1885 the church called Rev.
James A. Stewart as pastor, and under
his leadership the member ship out
grew the little meeting house and an
addition was added to the first build
ing.
After seven or eight years of sue
cessful work Rev. Stewart resigned.
At this time, 1898, the church called
who served the church about three
years Much progress was made dur
ing his pastOrate. He resigned in 1895.
July l, 1895, the church called Rev.
w. l.. Grant, d. D., pastor, and so
successful was his administration
that it became necessary TO build a
new church which was done in 1898.
Early Day Reading Clubs.
DR.. Grant was a great organizer and
succeeded in organizing the Sojourner
Truth, the Phillis Wheatly. and the
Bunyon's Pilgrim Progress reading
clubs, which proved great factors in
the intellectual development of the
members of Shiloh Baptist church
In 1900 he resigned to accept the
pastorate of the First Baptist church
of Kansas City.
the Rev W. E. Helm, who served the
church one year and nine months very
successfully as pastor.
In 1903 the church called Rev
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10
DITCH DIGGER
OUT OF A JOB
Cost of Sewer Building Has
Been Cut in Half.
Machines Have Taken the
Place of Men in Work.
THEY ExCAVATE AND FILL
One Does the Work of 100 Men
With ShOveIs.
Another Does Away With Four
Teams and Drivers.
SATURDAY.

| The biggest sewer contract Topeka
ever let has been completed. 1t cost
$4,000. Had it been built a few years
ago, the cost would have been twice
that amount. Why the difference?
Modern inventive genius has cut
down the cost of sewer building. Sewer
trenches are now dug and filled by
work of 100 men. Another does the
work of forty, and still another ma
chine takes the place of four teams
and eight men. The result is that the
work is not only done at half the cost
over the old method of men with
picks and shovels, but it is also done
in half the time.
Ore of the machines used in the
construction of this twelve miles of
sewer just completed, is the second
one of its kind to be manufactured. 1t
is called a back-filler. The first one
made was used in Worcester, Mass.
The second one was secured by ]. A.
Pringle, contractor, and was first put
in use in Topeka. 1t fills up a sewer
trench almost as fast as a man ordi-
narily walks.
Another big machine, the first of it's
kind to be used in Topeka, is known
as an Austin trenching machine. 1t
digs a ditch sixteen feet deep and 500
feet (nearly two city blocks) long in
a working day. One hundred men
would be required to do this work in
the same time. Another trenching
machine, uSeQ IOT WlQo excavations, Is
called the Potter. 1t does the work Of
forty men.
Manholes by Machinery.
Another recent labor-saving inven-
ton is steel forms for the construction
of concrete manholes and flush-tanks.
Manholes built in this manner are
better and much cheaper than those
constructed in the old way.
THE contracting business is one of
surprises" said J. A. Pringle today.
who this week completed the big con-
tract. ION May z I had just one and
one-half days of work to do to be
through with the Job. Everything
looked lovely. Then 1t began raining
and the weather was such that 1 had
and one-half days of work was COM
pleted. AS 1 have to carry a number
of high salaried men whether they
work or not, that little piece of work
cost me more than $1,000.
II also encountered quicksand
where il would be least expected-on
the high land south or Huntoon street,
and I found solid rock in Auburndale.
where we supposed only sand existed"
After Pringle had visited the city
hall today, to close up his business
preparatory to leaving the city w. G..
Tandy. city commissioner of streets,
remarked that he was the most salts
factory contractor with whom the city
had ever dealt.
I'VE know he has done good work"
said Tandy. I'VE have never had to
make a suggestion to him more than
once. He took the job at a low figure,
and while he makes a little money. he
was entitled to more when one con-
siders the ordinary risk in a contract
of that size. However, the city got .
bargain"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10
NORTON TO HAVE FORD RACE.
Unique Event at Norton County Fair
VIII Race Five Miles.

Norton, Kan, July 10.-Secretary
Strohwig of the Norton County Fair
announces that the Ford auto owners
of Norton county are to be allowed to
participate il a very interesting event
at the fail this year as special Ford
auto race will be provided.
All the Ford cars will be in line
for a five-mile race around the track
and start at the crack of a pistol.
Each car must have three passengers
besides the driver. At the crack of
the pistol all the passengers must get
out and run around the car and get
in again and driver must go to the
front of the car and crank it up as
the start will be made with the en-
gines dead Self starters are to be
barred from the contest.
prize IF $40 will be given to the
winner.