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The Delta independent., 1916-06-02

The Both Of May, 1916, dawned in
Delta under clear skies and favorable
conditions, and while Delta may have
considered and engaged in other than
memorial exercises yet in this regard
she did herslf proud" Beautiful
flags were in evidence all over the
city and as a day of memorial for
veterans of the civil war this day led
all others in Delta's history.
True on the street the veterans
tity but that deficiency was readily
remedied in the display OF flags over
graves at the cemetery honoring the
memories OF members OF that mighty
to preserve the unity of this Nation
and to eradicate from its territory the
foul blot which had encumbered its
progress. The poet sang truly "On
fame's eternal camping ground their
silent tents are spread. And glory
guards with silent round the bivouac
of the dead"
An inscription in Arlington eeme-
terry reads. in part, concerning those
who died; Their lives and deaths are
recorded in the archives Of their
country and its grateful citizens hon
or them as Of its noble army of
martyrs"
Through the courteous and patriotic
liberality OF our citizens-as in former
The Delta independent., 1916-06-02
Delta's Delegates
to the Convention

gate TO the National Republican con-
vention, left yesterday morning for
Chicago With him were Mrs. Per
kins. Mrs. J. r. Hiilman and son. Her.
bert. Mr.. VI. J. Baird, who had re-
ceived the appointment OF assistant
sergeant-at-arms. Of the convention.
was also Of the party.
Delta has been greatly honored by
having two OF her citizens named as
a part OF the great convention. and II
may. be assured that they will do
themselves and this particular part OF
The Delta independent., 1916-06-02
Eight Injured in
D. s. X. G. Wreck

Denver and Rio Grande passenger
train No. 2. was wrecked by spreading
rails. Tuesday morning. just before
reaching Grand Valley, and five
coaches were strewn along the track.
Eight persons were reported injured.
some of them seriously. They were
rushed to the hospital at Glenwood.
Engineer Fahrmeyer was pinned be-
meath his engine and was badly scaid-
ed. His condition was regarded as
among the most serious. but was not
regarded as likely to be fatal,
A rail protruded through one Of the
tourist sleepers. breaking the leg Of
lady passenger.
It is remarkable that there were NO
The Delta independent., 1916-06-02
Realty Exchanges
Proof of Progress

There have been a number of prop
critics changing hands around Delta
recently. Three sales on Garnet mesa
amounted to about $4,000. These in
cluded the Killian property. the Stry-
ker property and the John G. Neff
place. L. Hartig traded a farm for
Kansas City property and there have
been some other minor deals. The
people who buy now are. as rule.
buying right. They stand little
chance to lose and have every reason
able prospect Of an advance in land
and property values.
The Delta independent., 1916-06-02

NJ. r. Perkins went up to Escalante
Monday and spent the week angling
for trout. We are not informed as to
the quality Of his fish stories. but pre-
sumo they will be up to the standard
The Delta independent., 1916-06-02

Latest reports received from Mrs.
Hattie Van volkenburgh are that she
is gradually failing.
The Delta independent., 1916-06-02

Eternal vigilance Is the price of
peace. and 1t is also the price Of every
The Delta independent., 1916-06-02

The parole petition of Orson Adams,
wrecker of the Mesa County National
Bank is reported signed as follows:
BY 80 per cent Of the people who
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RmHen nrtS SinnldnScr
IN blmti0cm HGmpfc!

Berlin. 90. 9e8. (Suufcnberidt.)
Die lleberieeii6c giadridten.
Agerttllr bat BON StodboIm 0ie 9tel.
Duug erbnlten Dab Is in Semi.
5iHnIono. 5lUiifen oortigen @imob,
nern uio ruiiii6en Eruppen gun
blutigen &ompie gefommcn lit. Die
ruiiiihe @ebeimpnli5et bate in Or.
fobrurg ocbrnft onb m8ufrieoene
Jinnen in Semi cine @%eriammlung
~unberoluut bnttet. Cine itarfe @b.
teillnd 9iilitGr uurhe obgeianNt,
nm Die odt spreder att perbaften.
4lS Die @erbnitltug borgennuumcn
mur0e fam es 3niiden Der 8epol,
fering uno Den Soloaten sum anHi.
pfc, bel meldlem mebrere Soloaten
eridlagen puroef 10 Dap tic iih
3~uriid5ieben muBtgt. Cine itorfe
Irlippenmndt lit iebt mad Semi &c.
ionbt mor0en.
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Dcs ttcines' 11lapcr
icr0t fiir Sic Arnncn!
SGht aOblen beIdlagHa6mea, nm
benz aUbleumnusel in Der
StaOt a~b5ubelfeu.

9es Moines. ga, 90. Sea.
Guf @ritno .0ffcntlidcr y~fotiuenoig.
felt" ongeiimts elmer brobenoen
aoblcnnot bat 9iirgermeiiter Sobn
Mlar &iear heute eire 8oggonlo-
bung Soblen. iueIhe Der 9Ioom.
fielO Goal 60, gebort. beihlognab-
men laiieu. Ger aoblenfirmo miro
Der g%torttpreis be5oblt, lno bic
anblen merOen 2elten. Die o1ne
6euerunasmaterinl iin6, mittelit
itdntiiher 6iibrmerte ms Sous &c.
ligfert.
Der 8itrgermeiiter BOT idon bors
her erfldrt baB er Sobleitienoutgen,
Die fir dtspdrtige Orte beitimmt
iinb. %fonfis8ieren Iaiien iper6e, ipeun
es notig fem ioltc. 9eiDobner Der
Staot Dor Dem Grfrieren 81 rettan
Ges @oines erIebt gegenmdrtig Die
gr0Bte Soblennot in ~ieirler @eidih.
te, obglei6 iih eine Renge aoblen.
1ruben III Der llmgebung befimoen.
lnb babel fino fir beute naht Is
@ra6 inter Gua p~ropbe5eibt.
Ser 8ilrgermeiiter erbebt Die On.
flage ooB Die bieiigen aobIenberg.
perte NIT 4biidt ibre B6roerung
3uriidbaIten. I'M bic 9reiie in ole
@obe 81 idroitben.
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Gon5alcs bcid1tpcrt
iieb iiber General Bel!

81 Baio, Ger, 20. 9e8. @e-
neral s~Srancisco @onsales, Der MtiLi
farfommon6ant bon sSuare8 be-
ihiuert iih IN einem offentIihen
Edreiben bitter lber general 8eIl
I'll. oem hidigen Rommonoonten,
mel er ibm GberIt 2uis Gomann
ran, Der il6er Die @ren8e fo6 gl
9ajo geTloben tit, nfht ollsliefern
nil. ct erfIdrte, 0aB er tets be-
reif getDeien iei, Geiertelre Der dnle-
rifonllden 4rntee, Die iih Hah DE
rffo gefliidtet b1tten, bermis5uge
ben; bnbe jeood erDdrtet oob Dies
nndJ umgefebrt Der Jaa iein niir6e.
en 8lfunft nerbe ct jeoem nrnert=
faniihen 3eierteur @elegenbeit gum
Gnffommen geben.
General Bel bebauptet ieooA, onB
gr nift bic geFugnis babe, Sberit
gon1nOurdn feit6unebmen, bo es
ueoer cine politiihe o6er cine 3ibil-
nfggeIegenbeit iei, u6er pel9e er fets
ne SurisOiftion bobe.
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Ad1tMn9, OmahG
CGnHtreb zDcrct1l

Die Notwithstanding beg
0maba 2anomebr 9ereins finoet
itott am Sonutag ben a. DECEMBER,
6eginnt INN g llbr uohmtttnes i'm
GeittIden Sals. &ein aonerob
ioQte peridimrn, oieier geriomm.
lung bei3ltnnbnen.
gto9 ser @eriommlurg beobti9.
tiat Der Smaba 2onomebr 8erein
oaicI6It inn 4eutiden Sous, begin.
memo i'm Z lbr 9benos, fem 8eib.
no6tSfeit 5u feiern. Die aomeroben
iinO gebeten, fid an oieier Jeier
noa51bIig ou beteiIigen. Sir oIler.
lei geIuItiglingen lit beiten8 ge.
iorgt. Der GroBe 8eibnadtsbnlm
miro ia nntiirli9 and niht feblen.
Die ainoerbeiderung erfoIgt nm 7
llbr 80.
Sad Der &inoerbeiheruug folgt
Der ilblihe Boil.
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I'm Ser WcitftcRt miro
es uieSer lebb0ftct!

Berlin. 90. Qe3. Bunfcnberift J
- 8ns octtide ariegsamt melbete
belite nn6mittag, oaB es an nlebre.
rem 4untten Der Connie, Der Nisne
uno auf oem Gitufar Der Mnas 3t
lebbaften nber beIongGoIen 5nfante,
riefampfen ionic beftigeu artiqerie-
fdmpfeu gefommen lit. 2lud in Der
Champagne fon0en mebrere Sufon-
teriegefedte itatt.
Bon Der Madenien'iden 6rout in
&um1nien miro nihts bon geIong
gemeloet. Der 6eiil0 5iebt iih BORT
INNER meiter nod RorOen 3uriid.
@etrograb 90. Sea Auf Dem
linfen 9onauufer ieBteu lid Die iii.
mdniih-ruiiiiden Streittrdfte ibren
gerfolgern sur @ebre ltno bielten
bic @erfolger uuf.
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BernItorff
Gin entcr Prophet!

8aibington 20. Gc5. 5euta
fam Der oeutide 9otidafter @roi
b. gernitorff nit DoQem RedJte IA
gen: a8obe ih e5 Gu6 nidt a.
ingt!4 @or 5ebn Mionotcu teilte er
ainem 8ertreter Der unite6 9reb
nit, oaB nidt eber 6rieoea5oor.
idloge gemodt merom Bitroen. Dis
Die gtiniiter oe5 4u9martigen, i'm,
fer oeren 8egtule Der arieg gum
4usbru6 fanL 5uriidgetreten nG.
rem. geutidlanos 6rieoensporidllog
puroe Qleih nah Dem Hiidtrltt oes
0tiniiters @rcp gemodt,
0es Iebten @tiniiters fiir orsm1rtige
angelegenbeiteh, Der i'm 4ntte NOR.
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@ricdiidc Ssiinna in 9cnNdIan6.

@orlib. 20. De5. Die o@or.
liter Radrihten~ geben felt GINGER
3eit cine EogesScitung .glea til
@orliB" e. Geuieteiten ans @0rlit" J
IN neugriehii9cr Spra9e fir Die
BORT befin0Iihcn griehiiden Srup.
ben beraits. Der perontmortlide
&eoofteur 1T 8. emil @Iaiber Jun.
Die 3eitung entbalt Die tdeli6en 9e.
rihte bon Den SdIodtfrouten, einige
flr5e aufidte iiber @orIiB tno ans
@riedMIai0. TBeaterHoti5en uno
bieIe Snierote. 4aes in %neugriedli.
ider Sprade. @s geidiebt gum or,
item WiaIe. bah in 0euti6lano cine
griehii6e Gages5eituug geOrudt
miro.
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OcmtIblanS ion
JrlanS belcbitcn!
9siD YOrfer SrlGnOeriuReu fOroera,
9sHtihlaRO iUa Srlano ais
Snnbesgen0he began6eln.

Seem gDorf. 90. 0c3. Sffenbar
IN Der auna1me, oaB oie oeutihc
&eeierung bereits beitinunte 8eoin.
qlngen in @erbm0rng nit ihrem
JrieocnsDorihlog gelten0 qrmad)t,
bat oos aSriib 8omen's Council"
in ieiuer gericmmlung cine Heiolu.
tion ongenommen. in melter
0eutidlano auigefor0ert miro, feline
9ldne be8ilglib SrlonoS Der gnu3en
9selt befanut al geben. Sn oieier
&eiolltion miro nit grobem 8e,
0altern henerft, oaB mir Die 5rei,
belt golen5 uu0 2itduens bcrldngt
meroe, obpobl 2italten in Dem iebi.
gen ariege nidt ols frtegiibren0e
@rllppe ~oufgetreten lei uno moglis
nermeiie Der groBte Seil Der 9oIen
gegen 9euti1Iano aef1mpft babe.
SrlonO per0ieue otc groBte Bead.
tling 3gatihlanO8, ga oHrh iein
&erbalten nidt MIR elm 6eoeutenoer
Ietl Der britiinen 4rmee bon oen
berihieoenen Shladtfeloern Der
@lliierten fern gebalten mer6c, ions
bern olldJ Die Ser. Stoaten emf.
ideioeno beeinfluBt noroen noren
iif nift an benz arieg 5t beteiIigen.
9urf feline &eOolutipn babe fif Sr.
lnno oaS &edt ermorberL ols Bun
n~esgenoiie Qeutidlan0s anqeieben
5it tper6en Gieies Gedt iolle and,
0gutidlano anprfemen unb 0esbalb
eSrIuno in ~oerielben 8eiie ihilsen
ME ieine anoeren 8erbiiuoeten. gis
feline boGe 6reibeit errunqen iei
miriie SrIano Elm 6eflo Guglanos
bleiben, mo feline Steluitg5nobme
9elti6lnn6 g~egeniiber hdnqe pom
@erhaIten Gelttidtono5 Srlano &c.
.geniiber al.
Sn @ertinoung NIT Sem Grie-
oen8borihIag Geg 0eutiden Geihs-
~fan3lers bot Die 6~rie0enspurtei Ser
5rouen bon Nep gorf an ibren
dreun6 Iormon Qngeq iii 2onoon
telegrnpbijf Dos GritGeu geididt,
leinen gon5en GinflltB bel Der bril-
tiihen Hegierung qelteno 5u ma.
der, homit 6ieielbe GeutihI1nos
@oridlo9 nnuimmt. un6 fer1er dtf
cine iofortige 4ufnobme Der lit
terbonofunqen einihlieBlid zines
8affeniiaitan0es, biu3uorbeiteu.
2lcbnlihe @eht6e Bat Die 8ereini-
g1ng oih an Brdii0ent @ilion uno
@brnItal Mac Miaan, bic 86riiber
IN ser 2onocner 4btetlung oe8 in.
ternotionnLen 5rultentomitees fir.
permanenten Erieoen. gaidnot. 9r.
2lnito 4ugsburg, Die 8oriieerin oes
oerrti6en 3Deiqes oes aomitees lit.
5ugleid aufgeforoert mor0en
0eutidIaub 8n bitten orne1utbare
acknowledgement SIT ftelen.
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Die ~pcItrdMbercien Scr
Britcn n. Sranscicn!
Gnrd 6ieie mnrOen lie in StanS
geiebt, bic oSdDarsc Cite"
%5nIummsH sn itelleH.

Berlin 90 Ges. GSunfenberidt J
Gas offi8ieae oeutihe &reBbu.
reoit modlte bette befonnt, oaB in
Der Belt BON, DECEMBER 1916 bis
rrm 20. Geptarber 1916 BON britIt
fnen mo frnn5oiiideu ariegsihii.
ZEN 24,200 goltiade, Die in Qeutifl,
lamb allqeaebefl moroen Ddren, ge.
ftDbleA muroai; $500 &oltidde,
Sic fir GeutitIon0 beitinlnlt Doren,
luur0en non 6ritiiden mo frar5o.
iiihen Shtiferl beihloennbmt. IL.
ITO 8oItI1de iporen fir Die Ser,
Stouten beitimnrt uil0 1857 be.
fanoen iid nuf Dem @ege bon ben
Ser. Staoten nad 0eutihlano; cine
beOeutenoe 4rsobl Oerielben befono
iih aud duf benz 8ege na@ uH0
BON Siio1merifo.
Dos offi5ieIle 9reBbureou lit nod
itnttaefunoener llnteriuf)ung gu Der
1leber5eugiing gefommen. oob TO-
tpobl Der britiibe ais aud Der fran.
collide 3enior oieie 9riefe geleien
nno oaourdl aufih[uB iiber San
oelsbe5iebiugen 8miihen giirgern
Der Ger. Stnoten Siio1merifas ufb
geuti1l1u08 erbolten babe. Ster-
lurh ober pltroe England in Stono
geiest. Die iogennnnte p56mar5e
Site berSuitellen un6 nfloere 9foB-
rnbrnen gegen ben 5atl0el n~e1ttraler
gfahte gu t~reffen.
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pr6i. milIon p~cripridtt
Nd1tStunSen>2lrbeitsta

g}eip gort, 20. Gc5. - 8orren
e Stone, oos Snupt Ser 9riioer.
ifait Der 2ofomotipfitbrer, ertIGrte
beilte in elmer 4niprod)e. oub 8r1ft
bent 8iliorL falls Dos aonmion'ide
adtitmoangeieb bonn 8unbesoberge-
ridlt fir unfonititntionea befun6en
Deroen iolte, Elm ne1les @eiet aus.
arbeiten fper0e, Delfes ben Inge.
itclteu eiuen f1dtitiinoigen ar6eits
tog garontiert.
der GrGiioent milf 0arouf f.
ben" iogte Stone, uoaB uns Der
Sdub zines 4hftunoen arbeits
taaes 5uteil piro.@
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mcibnacbtsucriGnSt
srobcr as jc 5mncr!

geefu gorf, 20. Sea. Nod an-
goben Der beridieoenen groben Or
preB @eieaitoften Oes 9onbes lit
0os @eibnohhgei6dft in oieiem
Sabre. ip%enigitens mos oen Ser
iano anbetrifft. be6euteio GROCER
ais in ben gorjabren. 9ie 4oouls
GrpreB 60, berihtet bon Dem gr6B-
ten @eih1it lett ibrem 8eitebm.
auh Die 4lnericm Die 8eGs Sarge
ionic Die lbriqen 6rpreBgeieqidaf
ten erflaren, BOB Dos Oiesiabrige
@eifait b%eionoers gut lit.
@u6 i'm 9ieiigen 8oitna1t iagt
man, ooB in oieiem Sabre be6eu-
tend mebr g8eibnndltspafete nod
benz &eiten perinnot perOen, ols je
71if1nr
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ent6cr gnrbauf 6ciratet.

Sonto 8oia. Gal, 90. Ee5
beriibmte s9lansens 3atberer~
gurbmt miro iif nlorgen
rnii feiner b~isgerigen &ribufiefreta.
rim, SRI. Gliiabet9 gSaters, trouen
8urbant Der 50 Sabre ali
III, mar bereits norber refrigerated.
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DDS rmifii6e DcK
11a0t am Pmnoertm6!

Berlin. 20. Ges. (gunferberidt)
Gie idJpeOiide 3eitfng Soeter.
borgs aFtenpoit fhreibt. OaB in bic
len r1iiiden GroBitdOten cine gun
gerstot altsgebrohen lit. RuBIano
Bat gelllg @efrei6e, 6osielbe ober lit
ni6t fduflidJ. Sn 8ctrogroo, Dos
fau n10 allocren @roBit1oten 0es
sanOes bat iih Die Regierluag oe
51ltrlgen geleIen, Ore TDrnfmImerrt
81 0ffHen ltHo Dos hnngernDe 8olf
nit @etreibe 81 berieben.
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Spfer Der sdlte.

Gin acknowledgement gut gefIei.
0eter Wann pliroe Ode %. mno
9lonoo CTR. beltte iriib nm 7 uIbr
oltf Dem Seitenpege nit Iteif gefro.
renen Sdnoen un0 5iiBen beipuBtlos
aufqefun6an Ter Qrme uuroe mad
Dem ct. Soicpb @oipitaI gebrodt,
no 8oIi5eior3t Or. aulp n1r wenig
Soffnung uuf feline 8ieoerberitel-
lung gibt. 5n ben Ioihen bes
M}ounes befonoen iif meber Shrtft-
itiide nod irgenopeIhe5 @eIo.
Grmt Sa6ie 9}cstop talruelte
0ienstag gegan 9(6eno, nndlOem iie
0ret Stun0en in Ser grimmigen
aGlte Dor ben Shmel5perten oui
ibren bort nngeteQteu Damn eeiuar-
tet bette 0auit er ibr eiuen Geil
6es 2obne5 nus3able, in bic 8oIi8ei.
itntiot SIRE 5iiBe poren boil
itanoig erfrorcn. 8oli3eiar5t Or.
56oOt nabnl fih Der Qermften an.
uno boift iie mie6er ber5uiteIlen.
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Fsner in gsiaOp sprinas eranersi.

Su Der Miaolp Spriugs 8rauerei
brad 9eitern nafmitta9 in Der gfe.
poroturiperfitdtte Elm 5elter aus, 0us
iiber cine Stun0e binourd Die gon5e
8ralierei 5t Dernihten 0robte. Gle
5erertpeAr tonnte ie0od idlieBlid
Die 6lamnten inter aontroae brin.
gen. Ger angerihtete 59a0en miro
auf $4,000 bis $4,000 geidGtt
mo lit our6 @eriiherung ge0edt.
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Waraarinf lpa biainer inerSen.

Mafbmgton 20. 3e5. Cine
lBeitere Selerlngsnorlnge, ourfJ
lneIaSe bic Steler auf Eleomorgdri.
tic BON loo per 4fano off IL berun.
tergeiebt lH0 Die 2i8en5itener fir
0Igonlorgnrinc gang n6eeihofit Der-
ben ioa, miirbe BON bern 4baeorone-
ten Asnea DOH 2oniiaia i'm aolt-
QEeB eiHaerefht.
9err Aspel crfIGrtc. ienle Bor.
Iage miir0e ein g1nbrungsmittel BIZ.
Tiger nIad)en, bon Dem iabrlih $50
M1iaionen EiuiD in ben Ser. 5toa.
ten perbratdjt wer0en.
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9os einsia gtidltiae.

@aibington, 20. 3e5.- 8ltuoes.
ienator @%oinoerter reidte beute cine
gorIage ein, loltt tpelher 8uderer
III 2ebensmitteln in cine 3udt.
b%olisitrafe bon nidt neniger oils
6 @}onnten uno mebr ais Orei Sab.
rem genommen meroen joaen.
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enal. 9ampier Oericutt.

Breit, 20. De3. Der engliihe
9ompfer a5liuitone" 1892 Eons
nen eroB, lit bon einsm feinOlihen
5ouhboot ncrientt moroen. Ger
aupitGn uuo Der erite Moi6iniit
murben qefangen geuommen. Die
ilbrige 0annidloit nitroe gerettet.
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lle6erfa6rsn nnO aet5ttt.

Ger bel Der 8urliugton6obn an.
qeiteIlte Strcfennrbeiter Charles De
Marie muroe Wortog beim Sdnee.
ihaufelu bon elmer 2ofomotibe iiber-
iobrcn mo getotet. or binterIGBi
cine 6rnu mo bier ainoer In Sta
lien.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16
M'GRAW SIGNS MIKE DOOLAN
TO PLAY WITH a. Y GIANTS
Atlanta Club to Protest Signing 4
Shortstop by Muggsy

NEW YORK, June 1s-Manager u
McGraw, of the New York National LsasHa
club, has signed Mike Doolan. the yttsisa
shortstop, who started the season with p
Chicago Nationals, but was released =
the latter club to the Atlanta team, d D
Southern Association. Doolan balkef q
being released to the minors, and PFssia.R
Weeghman, of the Cubs, gave him psrals.
sion to dicker with the New York Natianh
Doolan was shortstop and. captain q n
Philadelphia Nationals for many yeal =
fore jumping to the Baltimore Fedefah u
1914. He is the sixth Federal leaEa
player signed by Manager McGraw
ATLANTA, Ca, June 16.-Ths Ahaaa
Southern Association club will protest =
signing of Mike Doolan by the New tez
Nationals, according to a statemeas =
night by Manager Charles Frank, when =. :
was informed that McGraw had signed Z.
veteran shortstop. '"The Cubs ALREADY u
turned Doolan over to my club. ana -
no authority to permit him to dicka Faa
the Giants" Frank said.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16
GOLF CLUB SETS
WILL BE RENTED
AT PUBLIC COURSE
Proposal Approved by 400
Golfers at Local Asso-
citation Dinner
PHILMONT ROYAL HOSTS

"A circulating golf bag of clubs for pub
lie use"
Nearly 400 golfers rose to their feet and
made the roof of the Philmont Country
Club quiver when Robert w. Lesley, presi-
dent of the Golf Association of Philadel-
phia, made this announcement last night
at the sixth annual dinner tourney of the
association.
This is the most enthusiastic meeting
of the association / have ever attended"
said President Lesley" and IL is fitting at
this time to make an announcement of a
move that Is unique in golf annals We
have one of the best public golf courses
in the United States and we propose to
have the best system Of running 1t. The
price of golf clubs prohibits lots of people
from playing golf. The Gimbes, myself
and others are going to present to the city
will reach all the way from here to Cobb's
Creek. The thousands of golfers in the
association are going to fill these bags, the
same as Santa Claus fills stockings with
the clubs they don't want"
The idea, Mr.. Lesley explained, was to
filed at the public course for hire, at 10
cents per round.
I'VE want you to give US the putters that
don't putt. the mashies that don't mash
the niblics that don't nib" continued the
president OF the association. 'You carry
tnem AROUND Win you uay IN ana DAY out
but you never use them There are hun
dreds of folks who would be glad to have
chance to show you that your sticks are
all right. We are going TO appoint an
officer who will receive any clubs you want
to donate and to sort them out into sets
for public hire at the Cobb's Creek course
If there are clubs there for rent. SO that
golfers do not have to buy their own, we
expect hundreds to take up the game"
The enthusiastic diners applauded the
idea to the echo.
President Lesley was the first speaker
called on at the dinner, which followed 36
holes of golf, 1s at the Philmont Club and
1s over the Huntington Valley links. a few
miles away.