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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-14
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY

\ A lawyer was examining Scottish
farmer.
"You affirm that when this happened
you were going home to a meal. Let
us be quite certain on this point, be
case it is a very Importance one. Be
god enough to tell me, sir, with as lit
tie prevarication as possible, what
meal it was you were going home to-
"You would like to know what meal
it was?" said the Scotchman.
Yes, sih I should like to know re.
piled the counsel, sternly and impress.
sively. BE sure you tell the truth"
"Weel, then, it was just oatmeal"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-14

happiness and the peace of mind of
the communities in which they live
when they learn the lesson in stabili-
ty delivered to them by the Thoughtful
member of their race at the Savannah
northumberland News.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-14
LEADING HIM TO IT

What a beautiful dog, Miss Eth.
ell" exclaimed her bashful admirer
Sls he affectionate?
is he affectionate?" she asked
archly. Indeed, he is. Here, Bru-
no. Come, good doggie, and show
Charlie Smith how to kiss me. -
New ork Times.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-14

Is your husband an even tempered
man."
Yes, answered Mrs. Corntosse,
He's jes' about as cross one dav &c
Observation-Disclosures Star.
Evening journal., 1916-03-09
HEIRS TO S5O.OOO.OOO
SEEK Cue Titles

They're in line to inherit S5O,OOO.0OO
but would rather attain champion
ship honors as billiardists. This is
the story told Of the Appleby brothers
Edgar r. and Francis S, students at
Columbia University by Maurice
Daily veteran billiard room keeper,
who predicts both will soon hold anna
tem titles.
When these youths get time to at
tend classes is mystery They are
always participating in a cue tourney
or getting ready for one.
In the recent Glass b title play in
Brooklyn, Francis won highest hon
ors and sci the highest grand average
His brother ranked second and won
the high individual Average prize with
- and hish single run honors with
S. This string was negotiated in
ninc minutes
The last time they met brotherly
love went by the boards and Francis
defeated Edgar 300 to 297
In addition to being skilled with
the cue the Applebys are track stars
AZ Columbia.
In his first year at the university.
Francis stepped 100 yards in 10 Pc
seconds
They inherit their love for billiards.
Their father according to DAILY. is Il
good player.
Evening journal., 1916-03-09
This CLUB IS TRYING
TO REGULATE DRINKING
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press
SACRAMENTO, Cal. March Q. -
well, let's have one more little drink
before we co. is never heard here
nowadays. The NO. Thank You"
club, the largest in the city. put that
favorite expression Of the early spring
drinkers in the discard. Every mem
ber Of the club. and some of the lead
ing citizens belong to it, is pledged
not TO do any treating. The club has
no intention OF whacking the saloon
business. But, according to a report
Of the organization committee. it does
believe that "thc substitution OF the
non-treating system for the vicious
treating habit would automatically
nullify nearly all that is mischievous,
and therefore illegitimate, in the H.
Quor traffic. and that it would tend to
eliminate the constant political agita-
tion Of the prohibition question by
correcting the main evil now associa-
ted with that traffic"
Evening journal., 1916-03-09
EXPECT thrills IN
ROLLER-LENIS BOUT
Championship Wrestling AS
pirantS TO Grapple for
HonorS Next Week
WRESTLED TO DRAW
BEFORE THIS SEASON

The first championship heavy
weight wrestling match ever held in
Wilmington. viii be staged next We'd
ncsday night at The Playhouse. when
I'd Stranger Lewis. who claims 10
Ire champion win meet the famous
physician-wrestler and former cham
pion, Or b. r. Roller
The Lewis and Roller match is one
OF the biggest feature bouts ever
staged in this part OF the country.
Lewis. who claims the title Of worlds
champion. and Roller an aclnowl-
edged top notchcr. form am attraction
that cannot possibly be bested in the
world OF wrestling "lt is not money
am after I'm this match said Dr.
Roller the other day. "but chance to
win the championship. 70 ] can win
from Lewis. then ] can go out after
the big purses and have no trouble IN
securing my own terms. ! have been
anxious 10 get on with Lewis in a
finish match. for ! want TO show the
fans that am still in the class with
the best of the big men In the game.
7 am trained down 10 a fine point and
will be ready for a hard match when
/ tackle LOWS.
Roller and Lewis weigh approXi-
matcly the same; their method Of
campaigning is practically the same,
and both men are built for speed. Il
will be unlike the usual match
staged between big fellows. in that
neither of the men follows the
methodical line OF attack They are
not willing for the other follow TO
bring the fighting. but each Is anxious
TO invade the territory OF the other.
Rollers best battles have been won
through getting the other fellow on
the Jump and Lewis claims that his
spccess has been just through such
tactics
The Lewis-Roller match will be as
mach of a contest between two quick
thinking. alert minds as a bait
tie between hrawn and muscle.
AZ college graduate and a hard
student OF the graphing game,
DR. Roller knows as much about
wrestling az any man on the mat to-
day He has made a study OF IL and
this added to his wonderful endurance
has carried him 10 the uppermost lad
der of wrestling fame. The match vii
he whirlwind affair from the jump
But IN forcing the lighting Roller
runs the grave chance Of suffering de-
feat for once the Stranger gets ainl
within his yice-like embrace. the doc
tor will have TO do some fighting TO
get away.
Both Lewis and Roller have made
many friends in Wilmington. The
last time they wrestled in this city IL
resulted in draw.
Evening journal., 1916-03-09
Having qualified as a bull thrower
Jack Johnson left England fiat to give
An KEEL ZEE EEE%

Dougherty. venerable pitcher. with
last years Vandever team. has started
training in a Chester steel mill. He
reports his fiipper o. X
Food experts now hold the center of
the stage in the Sunny South. A wire
from Palestine, Texas, hints that Gro
yer Hartley is trying to eat mis- way
into a steady job with the Browns.
The man who beats his way into
the Willard-Moran ioust March 25.
may justly claim the title of cham
pion gate crusher of the world.
Jess Willard has been hitting the
turnpike in zero weather, says a flash
from the East. That's our idea of
nothing to do.
Chancellor Jordan gave the ath-
letes of Stanford University a slap
on the wrist recently. He told them
there were too many low-brows in
college. According to Jordan low
Evening journal., 1916-03-09
P. B. 6 W. QUOT LEAGUE

In the p. B. * W. r. r. A A..
Quot League last night the Freigh;
Yard took two out of three games
from the Locomotive Erecting Shop
in closely fought match. The score.
Freight Yard .....21 81 14-2
Loco. Erect. Shop ....13 rs 21-i
Players. Freight Yard J.. Don.
ovan, captain; c. Devlin. c. NJ. Win.
thrup G. c. Taylor. Loco Erect.
Shop-W j, Lynch. captain; j. Don
Ian, n. Wadman. Referee Draper.
Scorer Donlan.
Evening journal., 1916-03-09

don't have to stop everything that
comes your way
TIE boxer who is foNy can easily step
inside a punch aud cause his opponent
TO 20 wild. Slipped punches often twist
around the neck of the boxer who
knows how to avoid being stung And,
when you are slipping them, don't for
get to make use of your own weapons.
a formidable blow in this case would be
the right-ross, employed in the above
picture.
Here the boNer missing the left lead
is shown going in to close quarters. BY
slipping this lead and at the same time
countcring with short snappy right
cross YOU can shake your opponent and
score a decisive point.
Evening journal., 1916-03-09
CHURCH LEACUERS Get
TOGETHER AGAIN TONIGHT

The Church League will hold its re-
orga izetion meeting in THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL Office tonight Presi-
dent Collision requests that all the
members of the league be present at
o'clock The Mt Salem club has
asked for membership in the league.
AS the league is late starting this
year, officers will be elected and a
schedule committee appointed to-
night. The league rules will be con-
sidered one night next week.
Evening journal., 1916-03-09
wilson TO take
WHIRL At Pins

President Wilson is broadening his
scope in athletics Golf s his hob
by. but he has always been a football
and baseball fan He will now try
his hand nj bowling by rolling the
first ball especially engrayed-on
the night of April g. signalling the
opening of the Atlantic Coast Bowling
tournament at Washington. Senators
and congressman viii participate in
the tourney.
Evening journal., 1916-03-09
BY MIKE GIBBONS.
(Midileweiqht Champion.)

smart ID o y er S
are past masters
at slipping
punches" This Is
one OF the tricks
of the game every
one should learn.
Practice 30 min
utes each day
while z O in :,
through your gym
stunts aud when
ycu work TO close
quarters with an
opponent bear in
mind that YOU
Evening journal., 1916-03-09
{. {. shop BOWLERS
LEAD PENNSY LEAGUE

Below are the averages of the teams,
etc, Of tho p, b s. vs.. r. Il. A. A..
Bowling League for the fifth month,
ending February p. 1916 The Car
Erecting shop is leading the league with
margin Of one game over the Super
visor Of Signals. Inc Tank Shop team
made the best showing of any team
during February, winning all its games:
STANDING Of Ieare
Evening journal., 1916-03-09
JIM THORPE NOW
BATS IEFT-H AIDED.

Jim Thorpe, worlds champion
aIl-around athlete. will stick in
the majors il a changed batting
style will turn the trick. The In
dian. with the Giants. failed to
hit National League twirling
While batting right-handed. Nc
Graw shipped him 10 Toronto last
season. nut recalled him and now
is elated over the way the chief
crowns the pill at Marlin. Texas.
clouting left-handed
Evening journal., 1916-03-09
HIGHLAND Isl ANXInuS-

The Highland third basketball team
is without game for saturday. March
n, and would like to hear from Gin
ton, Memo. Old Swedes thirds or PEN
lyn Hall thirds. Send challenges to
Ward Johnson. No. 1917 Hamilton
street or phone No iS4dW any night at
Z O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1916-03-09
WILMINGTON HIGH HANGS
another ONE ON chester

Chester High School again went
down to defeat before the Wilmington
High quintet, this time on their own
floor, yesterday afternoon by the score
Of 3S to SO. The game was rough and
hard fought all the way.
Chester's big forward, Jackson. ran
away with the scoring honors OF the
game collecting p points, 10 Of which
were fouls. Sixteen foul goals were
Gagged by McGuigan. of the local team.
McCaughan scored six field goals and
played a good defensive game.
The lineup:
W. II. S. Chester II. S.
O'keefe. e...... forward. .... Jackson
CWorthingtom
Daley. ...... forward. ...... Howard
McCaughan.. center. r......... Ross
Woolery guard. .... Larkin
McGuigan. guard .... DOlan
i Field goals-O'Keefe. 2: Daley. 9:
McCaughan, 6; McGuigan. 1 Jackson,
4; Howard, ?; Ross. l. Foul goals
McGuigan, 16; Jackson. 49, Referee
MCGOWdn.
In the preliminary game, the VIII
mington High scrubs defeated the
Chester second team boys, 27 to IA.
Thirteen field goals were scored by
the locals, while the .osers Gagged only
three. Tollin. for the winners. was
high scorer with IL points. 10 of which
were the results of field goals.
The lineup:
Wilmington Chester
Horty. ....... forward .... Steptoe
Pierson. forward ..... Baxter
Anderson
Turner. centre .... Crenshaw
Almond ...... guard o. Davidowitz
Tollin....... guard .. Harrington
Field goals-Horty 2, Pierson 1.
Turner 3. Almond !. Tollin 5, Ander-
son /, Baxter /. Crenshaw 2. Foul
goals-Tollin 1, Steptoe 3, Baxter 5.
Referee-McGowan
Evening journal., 1916-03-09

beat Benny Leonard, idol of Harlem, ia
ten rounds Of dazzling fsticuiTs. The
fighters seemed inspired to slaughter
one another in compliance with the eN.
pressed wishes OF sundry gents disposed
around the hall
Bert Killifer is pegging the pill at the
Phillies camp in st. Petersburg in a way
that indicates his injured arm has vast
ly improved. Young Bob Lassing, Of
Garry Herrmann's town. made his APP
pearance yesterday. Moran has him
scheduled to twirl Nanigan game.
Connie Mack master key Of the Ath-
letics hopes. is scheduled to arrive at
jacksonville tonight Tomorrow his seat
sicl, battery men viii land and ther
Connie win begin constructing hii
greatest" machine.
Evening journal., 1916-03-09

Coach Foiwell of Pennsylvania
wants football players to use their
heads. There is corking chance for
Ping Bodie to earn a numeral for
gridiron greatness.
What's become of that Mohawk"
basketball team of Goldey College.
that was going to clean 'em all up?
Hardesty and Shaw must have disap-
peared.
Old Madison Square Garden, New
York, fairly rocked with tumult when
Johnny Dundee, the italian lightweight
Evening journal., 1916-03-09

kENWOOD VS.. Y. VI. IL. 4. JRS.
The Kenwood basketeers will meet
the crack " NJ. II. A. Jrs. in the y
cage at Third and King streets to-
night Both hves are in the punk of
condition for the fray and a hotly
fought battle is assured
Evening journal., 1916-03-09
KENWOOD TRIMS HAGLEY.

Kenwood continued its winning
streak last night by defeating the
fast Hagley second quintet on the
latters' floor by the score of 1920.
Evening journal., 1916-03-09
Schedule for Tonight.

Ihird VS.. FOurth.
Ninth VS.. Eighth.
The Ninth and Eighth leaders in
the the league Will play of a post
poned match tonight. The Ninth
Warders are now only five points in
the lead. and nothing short of an
even break will keep them there.
Standing of ihe Tenms
Evening journal., 1916-03-09
C. 0. P. QUOT LEAGUE

The Seventh Ward boosted their
percentage in the Republican City
Quot League last night by defeating
First Warders in five straight games
The scores:
Seventh Ward. n II p p Els
First Ward ...14 IA 4 9 $50
Players: Seventh. Young, cap
tain; ID. Gray. Cecil Grier William
Baldwin. First-A. Vaughn, captain; I;
William Virden, II. Littell. NJ. Cramer.
Referee. Grif1th Scorer-C. Rob-
insOn.
Evening journal., 1916-03-09

o boxing by Gibbons mddeucgh cham
especially
Gibbons TO be
up advocates boxing a
Evening journal., 1916-03-09
SALESIANUM ENDS season
With VICTORY over P.B.C.

Bcfore a record breaking crowd,
the Salesianum basketball team
defeated the Philadelphia business
College ive last night 80 to "a. lt
was Salesianums last game. The
- So won seven out of the twelve
efmes scheduled
y O'Neil. center for Salesianum. was
the high scorer of the game. totalling
Il points Freed, for the losers.
Scored 10 points. eight of which were
ON fouls The lineup:
\ Salesianum =. h. College
Rimlinger. .... forward M Decosta
:. Kelleher Rex
J. Dougherty forward ...-. .Lippy
QNeil.......-- centre ....... Steele
a. DOugherty. guard .......Freed
Monaghan. w guard M Freedman
a Magill
- Field -Rimlinger .. j. Dough-
erfy /. O'Neil g. A. Dougherty 4. Ma
gill ] Decosta 2. Lippy 8. Steele l.
breed Freedman l. Foul goals
r'Neil ?. Freed s. Referee-Walsh.
Evening journal., 1916-03-09

brow is only one degree removed
from a roughneck
Evening journal., 1916-03-09
High Team Average-One Game.

Taylor. Of the Shop Office team. who
made 2.lS0 pius- during February. The
prize TO he given TO Mr.. Taylor will be
announced later tf
Evening journal., 1916-03-09
High Individual Average-one Game.
High Individual Average-Three Games

Pins.
j. j. Donlan. Boiler shop. .....-... GIL
Harry Cunningham. Tank Shop M Gil
IT. c. Bierman. Freight Office m COP
c. A. August. Car Erecting shop 600
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-17
Senator Morris Sheppard Favors
National Parking the Palo DurO

senator Morris sheppard is pro.
ms himself 20 be quite Interested in
tt l1po i'.au % make of palo
Dr0 canyon a natnonal parry $50
De- personally Inspected portion ~
fha picturesque canyon aud 10 that
ara stated fHIt Do would favor aus
move MAILING pos IDLE me creation M
national paft from mo same
Iha fouoNiHg letter from Senator
sheppard voices DOS I.tfe interest,"
b. tH matter
N Dear Mr Wha5
ha.a your letter ~ February
together aIfH oprIosurna. in DO.
a.aH 10 having " g r Mahcr
Tan. secretary oi tho Interior.
fpnli someone fn IuvctIpafe hr
Polio uHa Canyon proposition from
f.. .a1dpoInt 0f having 10 created
H'0 national plrt . shall a.e
H.'aIf .U tafue fhi matter 40
.faE HfH Hr Muhrre and aim
arfe son again.
Hth t.n1nf r'rarI. Z um
fsura very truly
MORRIS SHEPPARD
% aHi bn recalled tHl srmiu.
sheppard introduced bW asking
.r an appropriation of RsN00l n-
o.. hatchery and rmr rr. ef..
IH ihr ralo uurD canyon VI
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-17

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-17
Your Victrola Is Here

When cabinet size talking machine want cabinet seakmgma-
sounding and simplifying resonant wood built right
into the instrument
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playing With such inadequate substitute can't expect salts
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the Wca You the modifying doors
sounding boards ampng yOuend these excus
WrOs features provide The limit and arac-
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Furthermore modifying doors give full control The volume sound and
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
JUAREZ RESULTS

First racs-six furlongs- Rcsmudian
Circulate lo2 tCarroiil. <4.$o. $50.
second: Helle Eird. loI UIunD. Al.40,
third. Time. 1910 49,. General rick cit
Naladolid and Mary kstellc also ran.
Second-five and onc-half furlongs-
Pick Again. l0J uellett. $50 $40.
sl.20. won: Cousin Bob. lO5 (Railey).
$40. $3.50. second. Tony McCancrty.
lo5 Guy), s1.60. third Time 1907
Watseka. Eleanor Marie Satisfied and
Dore also ran.
Third - six furlones SUPPLE. 100
oGarnerD. SO. $50. sl.Io. won: Rarnard.
l0I Guy). $3.50. Sl.4O. second: Mack
u. Eubanks. ~ uowart). SI.lO. third
Time. 1:it is. q lis True. OtiIo. ZIa
also ran.
Tourth-seven furlonEs HiG To DO.
lOa GIunD, $3.50. $40. s2'2o. won
Oldsmobil Io5 Garner sl6o aud
$3.50. second; Bogart, ITO Gmy), ss.3o.
Star and Pluto also ran.
lGarner. -*IG.1o, ss.2o. s1.so. won !;
Cunaur. l01 Hsailcy), S1.30. sI.:o. Soc
ond; Tempy Duncan, ~ owarrcn).
Sl.l0. third Time. l:l0 -. Lady
Tendi Clara, lanes, Jack Harrison.
Jefferson and Mineral E5ill also ran.
SiXth--seVen furlonEs-Hert l.. l03
CARROLL. $3.50. $40, s2.10. won; Miss
Kells, los (Henry). s20.5O. $3.50 Scc-
ond; Charity Ward. los tMoleaworth),
$40. third Time. Ter. AllanasIa,
Hastena. Marie CoghilI. Prince Eugene,
Waxemall, Bobolink also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
$4,000 TO BIKE RIDER
tES and Dupu!. Winners nj Madison
>"nnrc. 'rt SI.0an-Othrr Men
t.rt Good I.unusrs

NEW fTHk. Dcccmhcr 21.-BuEinee
acum.n is h. Gcc' factor than speed
'n' Sk'l ~ obtaining largo iinan,ia |
ie"p'ds ~ >iN-Ca" bic. ole races n re-
marks lot fall A. Madison square Car
"on yesterday when the riders IN last
weeks long grind received th.il r,i2e
mon"N. have any Foundation in fact.
according I, gossip those riders who
hnishoh iu third ana fourth positions
received more money ihsn the team.
that finished second This condition
developed. Il was said from tn. fore
thought Of those riders In demanding
honuse, Confirmation "r such conn :
Dental aiianc'men,s was not forth.
coming from the promoters
cnicial announcement however wa
made that 1000 had been distributed
among the riders. Eer and DUpuy. the
"inninc team received $4,000: Root
and Madden. SS,0oo Mcnamara and
Spcarg s".ono. kalscr and Cameron.
'i"o". I'LL, and Drobaci $500 aud
Walthour ara pe5aetcs 3tCc Tho re-
naming $1,000 was divided among tho
other riders In the shape az bonuses
accord NJ; % thoI ability
N"nc OF TN" riders who finished
showed any III effects " their long.
hard grind. NJ Grcnda, The big Aus
'ra lian. VIII" broke his collarbone il,
'wo places. Has on hand. as was Car
non. who fractured two ribs. Both saIa
that thcy wcre feeling we'll. cveiythinc
considered. and both expect to race
again against their more fortunate
rivals a, III. siN-day race 30 b- held
IN Chicago during February.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
lYNCHBURG MAYOR SEEKING
VIRGINIA LEAGUE FRANCHISE
Baseball Interest of hin Git! Fans
Aroused. aud Mu!nr .tc~trr Personally.
ASKS President Rradlr!'s ttd.
ISrccialt" The Times Dispatch.l

i.l N'llRt I.t. VA. December -
failln. in IN effort !" secure ,iIiIia-
bccaus" that "ir,u,t viii begin the 1915
season with TN. old clubs. Mayor
R"yston Jester. lr. * comforting now
with Prcsiden, " T.. Bradley, "f tho
Virginia League. !u the hope OF got
ting l.lnchburL bach on the baseball
man for the coming season Just what
VIII he TIA" outcome Of this effort. "f
course. cannot be known until tho di-
re"turs meet in Norfolk January i.
but il = known that Mayor Jester haS
h-su III touch with Pres dent Bradley.
aud that he has been invited /" sec
that I.ynchburg mas = representative
present At the meeting.
II Will be recalled that the Nir.inia
League has 4. vacancy on its circuit,
That having been caused by the fall
down OF The iiupewell club ia mid
season las, summer. \ committee was
named som" time az" 10 arrange for
Town to take the vacant franchise.
but what action. II amy. this commit
t." has ever taken has yet I" become
public. Thi" committee has probably
given no consideration Ia i.ynchhurv.
doubtless looking to SUFFOLK Elizabeth
city or Wilmington 10 fiji the gap In
ierrst on the part of I.ynchburr. how
ever. might change the aspect az
things. for the maEuatcs cannot hcil,
hut believe that i.ynchbur@ would lie
iipc again for the gam" aftcr the
town mas been without II for four
seasons
Mayor Jester has taken the question
NJ with President Bradley. and said
to-day that NJ would NOT only he will
ma !" subscribe to the Stocl. of :, ba,,.
ing corporation. but would personally
""dertakc TO interest tho fans in a
financial way. looking to stable ba,.,
inc FOR club II til. franchise should
lac awarded l.ynchburs. lie knows
there - ample interest mere To revive
The game and pu; 1t upon n good basis
n The Nire mia League vii! pave the
way FOR the return Of the game to the
iiil city