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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
Tennis Teams Play in Tie

BETHLEHEM, Pa, May ai.-THo Allentown
Tennis Club and the Moravian Colleges teams
yeatsrday played a Ito match, Summary!
poubleS.-Feth and, Jacebus. Alentown. DO
6.8. singles-Fath, Allentown played a draw
with =. Allen, Moravion. T.h 40. Jacobus.
ravian, los. 81. 80,
The MoraviAn College scrubs wero defeated
in tennis on the college courts by the Moravian
Paroohiai School, two gaines to one.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
BingIes and BungIes

Yesterdays homers:
C9yeleslSie. indiana pI.. on PLANK REUTnS; 4TGI6S:
SRIisi %lains, sa{S SsSs Of e ssssls c%galasiS.
Merkie kI" and Fieicher. Giants. on alexander,
f'rSShfSi Whitted. Phillies. OF Anderson. Giants
the Giants pennant rush. beating the New YORK
tribe
But the Giants started right out again by
knocking the great Alexander out OF tho box.
Larry Doyle got four St the GISnts six hits
Benny Kauff came to life in the second ses;
sion with pair of blows. one double. and
stole base.
Every double bill split ffty-hfty in the
Nationals.
Rain held the Pirates and Cincinnati Reds
TO one game which the Pirates copped Thirty
one players participated.
The Cubs Cardinals games were decided by
homers.
Jimmy Archer. Cub baekstop. batted /. 900 in
the initial game and came close 70 II In the
second. with two hits and sacrifice In four
coveeskiA tried hard 70 win for the Indians
homed with two men on and then knocked
out OF the box in the following inning.
The Red sox took lot OF starch out Of the
Senators by giving them double wallopng'
Joe Jackson got the best of Ty Cobb in a
double SSSS Tf and two singles in the afternoon '
Jackson got two doubles in the morning and
triple and pair Of singles In the afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
Jones wins saoO Match Shoes

,sHAMoK1N. Pa. May si.--,,A larrs number
and Columbia ,,, Counties q Maysyiiis Park yss.
feat Charles Smith Kulpmont in n iv6.bird
match for purse OF $500. The shoot opened
pigeons. The marksmen tied at two birds out
Of threeI then Jones ERASED two out Of three
more
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
Scraps About Scrappers

Joe Tuber has been selected for YOUNG Ne. L.
Governs opponent in "a the % wIndSp OF the % openins
for some time. he has been keeping hlmselt In
good shape and when he faces YSSrE PsERs SER
Dis viii have to be careful about NSIl,s r,gnt t
aIso Sooi is a pfsiass TuSssd 'S 'Ssttier. ~ ''''' '
June 12 has been decided upon MS the dat DAT,
the initial show q the TSs Sssn PS Ss
End rosGre % a, Fs pSsno Waits hHs beea Se6
HHnRS mateSsd for the HG star bout % wRts
opponent in tho atters Eastern debut snd thS5
here this season.
The Quaker. City Club has closed It's doors for
inc season.
Johnny Dundee and Benny Leonard have
H na tho 10 mssf on saSars Garden New
June 20.
sS lure Of sf C @ nS Ts oP Of
fSHE 9iSss' viii III ssV JUNE
zntipodcs. ii%SsS Vi '-''''o -O- '''' "
Sailor Jack Carroll goes to the post tonight @ ia. a,
saw Sac 2sfsy RSy in HiSsr shs Sndup pr0 ne '"0"' with
Bobby Reynolds will get anothOr tcs cha ShanEo 20
against Tony Zlll, tho boy VINO hoppcu III
one round at Youngstown several months ago.
They will meet In the same city July afternoon
In n 12-round set-to. Despite Reynolds' setbaCt
in his first bout in Ohio he has made himself
popular with the promoters and fans. Bobby 10
managing Gene belmont.
barney Ford Is planning several big matches
al his Model Club one Of which may bring 70.
gether Willie Beecher. the top-notcher New York
lightweight. and Pat Bradley the Italian. Tit
latter expects to box throughout the summer. SO
that he develop into his old-time form py
the fall.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
NORTH PHTLLES WIN
TWO HOLIDAY GAMES
Defeat E. G.. Budd and Olney
Teams in Suburban
League Contests

North Philadelphia and tho II. G. Budd
Company, leaders Of the Philadelphia Subur-
ban League met In a sluRgnP match yes
terday morning North Philadelphia down.
ing the Budd team, 1873 Tho North Phlls
hit the ball hard and knocked Blum out OF
tho box getting II hits for a total OF 2s
bases. Score.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31

certain claims. But the New
Mitchell typifes a big thing in
car building. 1t is, we believe,
the biggest thing to consider.
That is, engineering and factory
efficiency as applied by John w.
Bate.
And we can prove to you-at
this showroom-that many noted
engineers consider that Mitchell
is the car that must dominate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
Mccoy Easy for Williams

BALTIMORE. May 8l.-After Benny Mccoy
had been subjected to a terrific lRcing By. Kid
Williams for seven rounds his seconds threw
up the sponge The champion put severe
crimp in the hopes OF tue new man. who has
recently been making splendid showing against
good men in New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31

whsre the California SoiieesS could send foif
te,arns ne eaampi9pship mieht e e ths wet. wet.
that were smaller in point of numbrfH tban
two.thirds Of the sm1lle4t Eastern college y
events and their combined nfures lacked bat
one point Of Cornclrs total.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
Let Us Show You
1.-The Latest Model Out
2-The Most Complete Car
3-The 219,OOO-M Mile Car
1.-The 26 Extra Features

The Mid Year Mitchel1-the 18th model
Dullt Dy John w. Bate-Wlll appeal to
the finest example of scientific car build
ing to be found among high grade cars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
Rams Scored by
Majors for Week

Rgna scored by ali teams OF American ana
sational Leagues FROM Wednesday May ~,
hat fgure Ia oificiSi aysraEes are Included.
ssaFeg " Incomplete games are not sounrea,
4ul TIE scores Of games Of five Innings or
aQfe are included In the table.
aATeHEnAE VRAGTTE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31

Landers, the OREGON mIj schoolboy role
vnulter, turned in ~ II. In. last eatufdar---a
~ II. To-. also held ~ drSh@Gn St az finsesis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31

rid it of castings, heavy
and brittle. There
are 440 parts in the
Mitchell which are
drop forged or steel
stamped.
Part by part he has
made the MitchAll IA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
700 Improvement

In the car itself Mr.. Bate and
his experts have devised over 700
Improvements. He has almost
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31

and Prlnceton were fnockins tho rniithsrssrss
out Of the records n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31

1t would be a vast
mistake to decide on a
fine car before know
ing this Mid-Year
Mitchell.
Other cars in this
class have their friends.
of course. Each has
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31

Joe Tuber has been selected for Young Nc, Nc
show of the open air Cambria A. c., June o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31

fine as it can be, as stanch, as light,
as enduring.
We know of one Mitchell car.
a Bate design-which has run
218, 734 miles. We know of six
Mitchell cars which have averaged
164 1872 miles each-over 80 years
of ordinary service. The records
of Motordom show no compare
bic service.
We say that cars of the future
cars that live-must follow these
lines of efficiency.
Bring the Ladies
The beauty of this car will
amaze them. They'll delight in
the novel conveniences. BY a
ride they will get new idea of
comfort, due to Bate cantilever
springs.
Men or women, laymen or ex-
perts, will find in this Mitchell
some scores of appeals which
other cars don't offer. For your
own sake come and see them.
MITCHELL-LEWIS MOTOR co.
Racine, Wisconsin, u. S. A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31

Sailor Jack Carroll goes to the post tonight at
the Gayety Theatre, where he shows with SEQ
Saw Kelly in the windup.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31

The luro Of the ucre and new. pastures have
entced George Chip to sign up for series or
four matches in Australia. The New castle
middleweight will leave Juno 10. He Ia to get
guarantee OF 1000 for his invasion or the
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
BUILDERS NAME
COMPOSITION
PRIZE WINNERS

The Builders q Traders exchange
has awarded its FIRST sol OF prizes
IA school children for tho best com
positions on M. permanent building
exposition, whioh has been open ia
'he schools for several weeks The
first prize consists Of specially
engraved cheol for g. aud The sec.
oud similar check for 81
Tho winners from Tho Majeske
school the arst school competing.
arr as follows class A7th grade.
stella Kozlovsly. first prize and
nla Koon'z. second class A-6th
.ra3o. catherine NcCu'cheon. nrst
rrr7o and Margaret Easley. second.
Mis-, Eozlopsky.s composition was
on rho Ilolme, disappearing hods.
Miss koon'zs on a brick miniature
cw,luue Miss NcCutcheou's on a
model -afo. and Miss Easlcys on a
marble picture.
Tdo Builders < Traders exchange
provides a special trolley car 10
AXE groups ~ 100 children ana
'he.r teachers from the various
schools each Monday and Weduos
0a' afternoon The contest viii
continue until al tho schools have
been canyasscd
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
CROWDS SEE The
ALL-YEAR CARS
George W. Franklin Go. Show
ing New Models of DOrts
and kIsselS

The "a'' yrarcar" salon BEING
hold i'm The ssl,srooms Of rha
George ~ Franklin company. 80
200 Woodvora ave. is drawing
large crowds d3'y and arousinE un.
usual interest," among members of
th" automobile trade as Well as
among Tho public
Conducted a. n social as we'll a.
a 1usinc s. affair In neat setting
IN tho big salosroom whore n pleas
iDf,r artistio touch aided by the
bghb'ng fountain and fora deccra
fions ch'ue's tho place from a bus
moss Office io salon the many
friends Of Nr Franklin and his as
-orlal"s In tho business: and man,
Who are dcsrous % dpivng into
The Inside 20 Cc' u uoVlcdge ~
the new Port Wodel.rhat is on dis.
p'a,. aro crowd.ng the showrooms
dailF
Floral tributes corcratu'mory let
tors and teloFram- are being receiv-
"a ~ TIE salesrooms fro- friends
of Tho nrm u s nau' '- adver
Using manager ~ the Kjs'l Motor
Car COMPANY and Rtloh bort ad.
JartisI1g manager OF the bort Mo
TOR Car comptrs. srn attending the
salon 90 look after M" interests Of
ttrir rcspr"r'N" concerns The sa-
Ion viii ue open every evening this
week
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
UNCLE JOE HAS
HIGH PRAISE FOR
HUGHES WOMEN

CHICAGO. Oct 21.-After a whirl.
wind campaign in Illinois. tho
Hughes womcn's special is expect.
ed here late today and will leave
for Baltimore early "Wednesday The
women are still talking OF the recep-
ton they were given at Danville.
H. the home OF Uncle Joe Can
non. yesterday Uncle Joe heard
Tho women speak aud praised them
highly aftcrwaru
You women talk 50 Quietly" the
erizzled political warrior aid You
don't swear and YOU don't shake
YOUR fists You don't orate. but YOU
make The point YOU are after. You
don't campaign like men. that's
sure but yoI campaign lust as Of
fectively. he told them
II consider Illinois Republican be
ond reg sonahle doubt he said in
puswer go = question about Hughes
chances OF being elected.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
NO GOOD FOR
CIRCUS, BUT is
GREAT RACER

When Na' Ray Toronto horseman.
visited circus about a Year ago. he
was impressed with the action of
one OF The ring horses The man.
agcment told him The horse was NJ
good for circus ana offered to sell
him cheap
Ray trained Tho horse during the
winter and won rs races with him
on halfInile tracks Re called the
horse Day Spring
pay springs track activities are
different from most horses When
no finishes ra ing IN the states this
fall. ne will be Slipped 10 Toronto
to campaign in ice racing during tho
winter
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
FLINT RESIDENT
KILLED BY CAR

August Anderson. % years old. Of
Flint Mich, was fatally injured.
Mondal afternoon al ! o'clock. when
ho vas struck Wy south bound
Woodward car n Woodward and
Putnam avcs tie died In Grace hos.
pital soon after the accident from q
fractured skull
According 30 The police report An
dorson tried TO board q north pounl :
interuhan car from the wrong side.
His body Was removed 10 the county
morgue
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
CRACK SAFE IN
HEART OF CITY
Neggmen Visit Offices of
Northwestern Mutual in Ham
mOnd Bldg; Get Nothing

RlEh' In The heart Of the city and
across from the CITY nall profession
al Jimmy Valentines decided was
The best place 10 crack safe Sunday
night The Offices % the Northwest
orn Mutual Life insurance company.
No 616 Hammond bldg. were broken
into and an attempt made 10 rob the
safe The combination was knocked
OF and tho outer door blown off with
dynamite. bur the thieves We're prob
ably frightened away 1s he inner
door had not been opened and moth
ing was touched I'M lhe safe
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
90 THIRSTY man would have 20 have
tho instincts OF camel

90 thirsty man would have 20 have
tho instincts of camel
win Pendulum Swing Back"
The administration has been try
ing 80 " ipc ouJ in three short week,
before election al that II diI so
willingly during the previous three
anione half wears Well they say a
r,uiulum swinL. as lar on, way as
,1 does inc other wonder II D.
would wing Jack again ,- the
uator were given 'hc oppurtun'tr
The Judge again citrd various
pieces of incficiency IN rbr mml,t-
pal gD,,rument lio named the
Belle isle bridge new puho library.
rrv mur icinal buIdins. and the pro-
posed IeV art museum "a. exam
pies Ic,l1rua thar The ucElcct az.
,endan' on these public projects
would never Doe Tolerated IN private
business
when ,yc Gather hero n school
rooms Nc oanno' hclp bu' remember
that $1,000 Of our children are being
Lopt ON halliday sessions in our pub
uc schools, because there is a lack
- facilities, hc said
little Folk Are Neglected
"I-I were 20 alItc an Indictment
of tho oy administration could
vnh uf nothing Hacker ami more
a
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
DEMOCRATS SEE
WILSON VICTORY
IN MICHIGAN

NEW YORK. oct 81 Presidential
Secretary Tumulty was given an op
tmistic forecast of the Democratic
outlook whcY he called az national
headquarters last night lie was
told Michigan Wisconsin and COLO
RADIO are certain 10 20 for Wilson
and chat it is practically all over bur
'h" ballot counting in New York
Illinois; ohio and Indiana
They tell me here shat prospects
were never brighter he said
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
Louis T. Guentbcr, welt known
....nmg tho nIncInIs nI The ritN. dicd

IT, rt. home, ~ 1'.a East Grand
blvd Moud1N frufu an attack ~
prr4muria Mr. Gucnther was 81
,en.. .r arc aud bad liv~d IN De
u.|t AN his lfe Tlie father was
HIaf.rr nr i.n p"Hre md DO Otk
ga 200 NIe 'efn"~s "t0r" un'il no
,,aa appointed ,lerk In the police
,..uIt unanr Justice IIHuE He vts
Lfsr employed ~ the Office of the
water commission and assisted fu
trs .ury.y made bv the tan rom
u.-eiun ~ 'h" time ~ his deat
81. was one of the stan I'm the sa-
tYsfuf.S office Ills widow. Mrs
Carrie GUeu'ho~. and one daughter,
NIs George j. NoUChard. survive
u luuerpi services viii hs hold
ln ths horne Wednesday afternoon
81 clock
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
BUYING PUBLIC
NOT KEEN FOR
BREWERY STOCK

Rrewcry stock Is at low ebh
'hese davs Cons able Rnmau.b at
'aahcl 20 shares belonging 30 AN
ihony liachorov Xxi and was ah'c 'u
i,aljze bat s42 on them ~ q sale 'o
satisfy q iuGEmcni against Bachor
oN ski.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

William " TAFT < scheduled as
The chief speaker A. y Republican
mass meeting 10 be held in Philadel
phia tonighL
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
CONNOLLY
MAKES NEW
At 7 TACK ON
He MAYOR
Cites Record Grist of
Ordinance Cases In
Speeches
"Ol TGROWTH OF
THE OPEN TOWN"
Shows Law Has Not
Been Enforced Here
t0fOrC. He Says

iOl ore, lie Says
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nr .r''Nr" H-' .'f.r' election.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
wild BILL" SOME DEMON DOCTOR

tho future wild Bill" doubling the
nsls the dIsesse ioord ball players Of ~
which demon 18th
Moreover no his contention his
simultaneously With tho diagnosis Of the Of this annen the
clinic arriving his decision He promptly
upholstered Installed bench
Already dusout 10
visiting pssties coughing
No satisfied cushion Moreover
II makes sleeping . treat for the bench
feilers admit
bed ,onss starting ground
working still little revolutionary however, for them to
adopt II 40 permanent FIXTURE
. u u
leagues win figure in he column at any
Visibility anything oushta
tomiddin' chance against Jess Willard.
Dancing Masters Doom Trot sseps-Hesdne This will BE- ssd
news for Al Moser
The old tourns
There's chip OF the old block the household presided BY
Bernie a 17yearod Clinton
York. four rsts for his mates field meet with the Columbia
10 feet
y inch
his dad couldn't do Bernie hurde
Despite Wee wonderful work. De Witt Clinton lost the
father coaching the opposition
and Bernie surprised that he admitted after the meet
IT, a we'll utup YOUTH and
burning the cnder paths Con-
he has plenty OF time develop into second snsa
ton from one family
Chicago remark that baseball writers tee
adcves He probably Pug" Bennett stealing
second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
NEW YORK ALL AGREE
WELSH WON MIX FROM
LEONARD; TOUGH MILL

condition and experience
against science. punch. oondI-
ton and younger vlgor. There
10 not q man or woman OF the
thousands who saw tho battle
who does not believe Benny
Leonard will wear the light
weight crown some time In the
future N no does not spoil II
ell by thinking he's good
enough now to quit learning.
For the first time In . de-
csde OF moons, New Works
fight experts agreed on the re-
sult. tho quality OF tho fight
put up by both men. the title
holders cham ,)Ionship ability
and the ehaIlenper's champion
ship possibilities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

enthusiast Travers was paired
with Grantland Rice against Philip
Carter and Gardner White in n
Scotch foursome recently In New
York. As Il was Jerry's first time
glimpse OF the new game. he was
allotted practice round TO famil.
iarize himself.
vasssr Will be the second
women's college In this coun-
try to have a golf course. BY
the vote Of the trustees TO utll-
lie part Of the Pfeil farm,
lately bought, including the old
residence, for a links, one Of
Wellesley's prudest distinctions
has been swept away.
Lines have frightened about
simon-pure amateur golfers In a
ruling by Frank l.. Woodward. OF
Denver. president OF the U. s. Golf
association. Amateurs will retain
their standing II they engage in lit
erary work for pay and actually
write articles appearing under their
names. They also will be permit
ted to lay out. remodel or construct
golf courses. All other commercial
enterprises are taboo,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

NEW YORK. July 2e,-Fred.
die Welsh showed several
humping good reasons why he
10 champion lightweight of,the
world when he licked Benny
Leonard at Washington Park,
Brooklyn. last night
There was not a align Of
tango step In any one OF the
ten rounds. II was q stsnd-up
and drag out from the start.
Excepting ore round - the
thlrd-WeIsh won ell the way.
But he showed a little OF Abe
Attsii, Batting Nelson and Joe
Cans combined 20 turn the
trick.
Benny waa no SLOUGH. II was
the old story Of science. punch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

like the maiden appearance In
court OF a lawyer friend OF mine.
according TO his story of that
event in his life. He had been out
az Law school only a short time
and hts work had been chiefly that
OF clerk In the office. One day
when the older members OF the
firm were all busy on important
cases he was ordered 10 appear in
court to present n minor matter.
Was Feeling WcbbIy
Il was fairly frantic by the time
| reached the court house." he
said. My knees were weak and
hitting together. My tongue was
dry. could see myself up before
q crowd OF wise lawyers smiling at
my efforts 10 talk. planned all
sorts OF ways to dodse the duty.
but couldn't find a satisfactory
excuse. When reached tho
judges court room. he was prae.
ticaily alone. II was n quiet morn
Ing and only two or three lawyers
were sitting In the room. The old
Judge knew mo and invited me up
to the bench in a friendly sor, OF
way to transact my business. I
got II over with Just as easy aa
buying someone cigar. The
things that ! dreaded we're not In
existence. That experience taught
me a lesson and later on when |
had a real case ! carried no foolish
fears into tho court room"
Lawyer-man or girl swimmer.
whatever you may be. you can
make your life happier II you dive
in regardless OF your fears. Once
you hit the water" things will
look better to you. The next effort
will be vastly easier: something to
enjoy instead of dread-iust be.
cause you tried when you we're
scared.
Ito BE continued)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

George Ingls had Just enough OF
a shade In his bout with Eddie
Pinkman last nigh, nj tho Tivoli
theatre to entitle him TO the de
cision. Tho iightweights put up a
battle that was rather liHtless. com.
pared TO tho slsshing four.round
draw fought by Leo Houck and
Frankie Sullivan. featherweights.
Tho fact that Sullivan and Houck
have met twice before seemed only
TO make them 30 tho harder. This
10 the third draw the pair have
staged. each one . battle royal.