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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
hatchery d, pLsman,l.d

Tho nh hatchery u the Ontario
government 10 uee fo- more then sc
years A. Sandwich. b. being dif.
msniled The equipment will be
moved 20 KinEsyille. where more
modern farm IL being erected Capt
Parker. superintendent OF the Sand
wich hatchery. expects 10 be moved
TO Kingsville.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03

-
captured and held against two yiO-
LENT counter attacks.
Al verdun terrific fighting con.
tinued on the northeastern sector
OF the front throughout the nigh
and today. II reached iis CLIMAX
when the French launched tre.
mendous attack on front OF three
miles from the river az far a.
F1eury.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03

Water,own. Conn. has won a sill
ser cup offered by the New England
cleanup campaign committee as the
town with a population OF 5000 or
loss which accomplished the best
results during the cleanup week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03

THE foIst srrssI exrur.iou Of the
bees will he held saturday at BOis
Blanc The committee Of both or
ders have provided an excellent
prbsram for the day The supreme
and srsnd officers ~ the two or
dsrs are expected 20 be present
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03

Miss Levels Rant At Mrs crane s.
summer home,
\ & Miller has fully recovered
from a recent serious accident
The Washington times., 1916-04-14

last company, "The Servants Of Lord
Chamberlain" They will present Fun
for Everyman," a scene from "A MID
summer Nights Dream" with the Mem
delssohn Wedding March for Incident
al music.
All five companies will then combine
in the Mendelssohn Fairy Song ana
Fairy Dance" and this pageant OF nt-
erary and musical gems Will close win
recessional, for which the orcheetra
will play the Schubert "Marche Mill
taire.b
And so, with the fairies Of May. will
high school maids and youths sing;
over hill, over dale.
Through brush, through brier,
over park, over pale,
Through flood. through fire.
I do wander everywhere
Swifter than the moons sphere;
AndlI serve the fairy queen,
To dew her orbs upon the green"
j. MacB.
The Washington times., 1916-04-14
Will Hold Meeting to
Aid Memorial Project

Aims and purposes Of the National
Memorial Association will be laid before
the public at a mass meeting at the
Wesley A. NJ. z. Zion Church. Four
teenth and Corcoran streets northwest.
at o'clock Monday night.
The association Is Incorporated In the
District. for the purpose Of erecting a
monument here to colored soldiers and
sailors who fought in the country's
wars.
den and Dyer have been invited to ad-
dress the meeting. John G. Dancy,
Thomas l.. Jones. the Rev. W. II. Jer-
nagin. and Judge r. II. Terrell also are
on the list. A number OF patriotic or
ganizations will be represented.
The Amphion Glee Club. Prof ]. II.
Lewis. director: the Hackley Choral
Society. and the band OF the First
Separate Battalion. ID. N. c.. will pro-
vide music. F. d. Lee Is chairman Of
the committee. s.
The Washington times., 1916-04-14
Will Show Alaska
In Moving Pictures

"A Trip Through Alaska" and Max
ing a Watch" will be shown in motion
pictures at the American University. to-
morrow afternoon. The lecture will take
place in the college of history building.
at Massachusetts, and Nebraska ave-
nues, at 3:l0 o'clock.
1t Is the second OF a series OF extension
lectures. illustrated by moving pictures.
and was arranged by the university
with the assistance OF the Bureau OF
Commercial Economics. for Saturday af-
ternoons during April and May. The
lectures are free. School teachers and
high school pupils are specially invited.
The Washington times., 1916-04-14
Body of DR.. Supplee Is
Found in James River

With the discovery yesterday OF the
body Of DR.. Eugene I. Supplee. who was
drowned In the James river near Rich
mond on April renewed efforts are
being made to locate the body Of the
young wife, who was in the canoe with
linn when the accident occurred.
DR.. Supplies body was discovered
floating In the river near Picketts
wharf whege the canoe Is supposed TO
have capslZed. The eody was removed
TO Richmond. where II will be kept until
the body OF Mrs. Supplee Is recovered.
The two bodies then will be brought to
Washington for burial, II Is believed.
The Washington times., 1916-04-14
BETTER SUITS.

Starting at $3.50, you find P-B
Wool Suits for boys-hundreds of
better made suits-more than ever
before shown at this shop. Donegal
tweeds, club checks, shepherd checks,
etc. Many of the suits, in each
grade, have extra trousers.
The Washington times., 1916-04-14

NEW SPRING TIES - Shirts,
Blouses, Underwear, and Hosiery
everything for the Boy at P-B's is
spic and span for spring.
The Washington times., 1916-04-14

REFERS.
You can pay $3.95, SIS, SO, and up,
and make your selection from Wash
ington's largest displays. Blue
serges, shepherd checks, club checks,
homespuns, ETC., in all the very new
est patterns and models.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21
BY n. c. HAMILTON

star Correspondent Cpife5 Press
NEW YORK. Aug 2l-with
Cleveland playing Boston and VITA
Chicago meeting New York II the
American league. interest Z The Bar
Johnson circuit centers today n
Boston and New York
Both New York and Chicago have
displayed sudden reversAls OF form
and, While Cleveland has slunped
10 third place In the league stand
ings the club i only a few points
behind Chicago and is playing great
baseball Chiosgo's pitchers, a great
stasf when going right. apparently
have begun 70 pitch winning base
ball. while Bill Donovan Yankees
crippled though they are, hay-
put Up The feature performance Of
the league ot late The loss 20 ne
White sox Saturday vas their srst
reversal In six games
The Yankees sudden recovery
and The rehabilitation OF the White
sox again has put these TWO clubs IN
the thick OK tie pennaat fight
A week ago he Yankees stood sew
en game behind th- leading Red
Cox While today they have cut hat
lead down 70 six games Donovan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21
With Track Fast Good
Racing Is Promised Today
Canadian Handicap Will Fea-
ture Meeting Al
Windsor

At least ten OF the host three
yearolds in the Dominion are schct-
uled to star In the Canadian hauis
cap Tor purse OF $1,000 Ut the
Windsor track this afternoon.
Lady Curzon and Spluttcr two Of
the entrants are top weighted. the
former carrying i22 and the latter
40. Others IN the field include
Old Pop that won the Hamilton
when the price IN the S. machines
was $500 against him Hampton
Dame. Armlne, Tartarean. Gaia
Water. Kathleen H., Prince pills
thorpe and Fair Montague
Lots Of coin will likely BE- placed
on Ophelia W IN the fif,h event for
$500 for two ear-olds Ophtha Is
the lady that put Il across ahead OF
Auriga who wa disqualified, causing
the talent TO drop an awful bundle
OF coin Friday
4 field such "a the afih makes
for lively contention and much spec
ulation.
All The fields are heavy and some
exceptionally good raciUs has been
promised. The track f. tho best Il
has been this season rhe hot sun
Of Sunday remo7ed the las drop OF
moisture that Eel SATURDAY, swing It
The speed the jockey, Ike
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21
KILBANE HAS
TWO ROUGH
TRAINING PALS

CLEVELAND. o. AUG z1.-
FeatherHeight Champion Joaruv
Kilbane 70 not going ~ take arv
chances Of being overwhelmed ~
rush tactics Ia lis battle win
George Cha1ev % rdumore. ~
Cedar Point, Labor Day Kirsra.s
training partner are no other than
Lupke Giuiey and Cal Delaney tuc
siam hang 0eitler, who like 70 roUsa
things. The latter IN particular,
has fought Cfanef and VIII coach
kilbane as 20 m Baltimore 'ac-
tics
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21
Yankees and Red Sox
Will Be Watched Today

pitchers especially Urban ShocAer
have proved their meJye Nick CuI.
lop again IS pitching winning oall
The Brooklyn cub started on its
last trip around The circuit last
week with a three game lead over
Boston and VAS virtually the same
distance ahead Of Philadelphia To
date The club has lost only one
game, one contest OF double
header A. Pittsburgh Yesterday Jack
CConbs pitched The Dodgers 70 vie.
tory over Chicago. allowing only one
hit The W0rE q this veteran. coup
led With The return 20 form q Ru5c
Marquard, makes the club dou5.y
dangerous TO-DAY the Dodgers are
four and a ha,t games ahead % the
champion Phl.nes
After ar auspicIols performance
against ne Dodgers the Braves went
20 - Louis and took an awful
d-ub5ilg sliding 10 third place
The Nar0na! leaRua shifted re
ha,''eseits yesterday. Brooklyn going
70 Chicago. New York 20 = Louis.
Boston c. Cincinnati and PhNacel-
phia % P1t,s1grgh. Thus. the clubs
counted stronEe-t are meeting those
accepted a. -h. weakest -Four li-
vision clubs are pi.,4d agains. four
second division aggregatio1s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21
TIGERS Look Good for
Another Win Over Macks
JACK cOOMBs THINKS
DODGERS SHOULD WIN

Jack Coonbs, BROOKLYN Dodg-
ers. says
Baseball is peculiar game.
The lltc .g harl and the game
fast but there is q fascination
about % that lust holds one.
There rs something that comes
Of matching your eye against
sweeping curve lall that can be
found in no other game IN the
world. Once yoU get inside the
aannsls you hate 70 Law them
aside
we Brooklyn men should win
fho pennant. We have a fair
laad and AZ lhc clip We are trav-
cling should not have much
r1a ic .r holding our position
we arrived a. the top through
good baseball, and no enc can
down Us However there sre 81
games 10 plsy and accidents
uay cut Us coS1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21
Talking of Emslie,
George Never Boots
One Either, Jerald

Dick Rudolph, Boston Braves.
says.
Il was thinking the other day
when Bob Emshe was rendered a
reception Ia Brooklyn in recogni-
ton OF his having served %
years rs umpire. what wonder.
fui eycsight he must possess. Ems
lie sure Is a wonder but / don't
think he has much on George
Jones. Jr., gentleman OF color,
who checks hats in the big ain.
ing room ct hotel at Saratoga,
N Y.
Sometimes George will have
zoo hats In the racks ut once All
straw hats look moro or less alike
yet George never has booted one
IN handing out the headgear OF
TO It's owner lie calls them right
90 often that he ought TO make
m Ideal umpire"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21
Dauss VIII Probably Be
Started Against
Mackmen

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 21.-With
-four victories out OF SIX games IN
the last week 10 their credit, the
Tiges looked good IN practice this
morning for continued success Ia
their offensive against the Athletics.
!. The win Saturday from Connie
Mack children took the Jungaleers
out OF sixth place and put them
back IN fourth.
Jennings men are menacingiy
close to higher berths IN the nrst d.
vision. although they have not been
playing pennant winning ball. How
\ aver, they have a chance b. winning
this afternoons game 70 stay IN the
money
81. Louis and Cleveland haven't
been play ing rs brilliantly OF late a.
they die a while hack and there IS
reason 10 believe that they are due
for The slump the Tiges Will need
70 put them up there with the Bean
city leaders.
The Tiges will complete three
games with the Connie AIecks before
moving along 20 Boston-the old
sray. haired jlnx. Not IN two years
have the Jungaleers been able 10
take a series from Boston on the
home lot. And moreover the Ben
gals haven't been apy too successful
IN their clashes with them. But II
they make IL draw there Is sul
. chance for the Detroiters 10 give
the leaders a battle.
Only New York did as well and
better than the Tigers. They won
ave out OF six games during the
week The White So1 won three
UAmes out OF It's SIX during the
week, and must be regarded seri-
eusly as long as they remain any
where near the fcre-rank. They
have a long home stand and II they
sernain within two or three games
ct the lead they win have much the
Advantage OF the Carr1ganx az the
latter VIII finish the season away
from home.
The two Sox clubs therefore
stand considerably in front OF Mr.
Jennings and his Tiges, and are the
enly real obstacles IN the way OF
grabbing a pennant.
The coming games with the Mack
men are not being looked 10 as any
ming In the order OF a cineh by any
means. The Athletics have shown
3 disposition 10 brace considerably
within the last few games and there
VIII be some trouhle ahead Of
oourse.
Jennings is anxious TO get another
look at Dauss before sending him
against the Red Sox and VIII like
N start him today. James win be
NE alternate. Dauss is usually con
oiderably effective against Boston
md II he performs we'll here will be
giyen one of the assignments. Duouc
and Mitchell win also be in action
here before leaving for Mr.. Fohls
town.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21

SAN FRANCISCO. Aux zI-Pinr
Bodie. former White Soy au,Gelder.
now Of the san Francisco Pacific
Coast league club. has been sold ~
Connie Mack's Athletic Manager
Harry Wolverton, Of The Seals an.
nounced today Bodie is leading the
coast league in batting He will
Join the Athletics next season. The
deal Vas for cash only. Wolverton
SaiA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21
Jap Winner
of National
Net Honors

NEWPORT. x l.. Aug 2l.--L
Klmasao. japanese champion, IS 10
5ay -ae holder OF he National Ten.
1l. championship OF the Uuited
S'a'@s. having defeated william NJ.
Johnston Saturday in The auals FOR
''h" Casino cup The score vas 81,
80. 81, 20 and 81
The match vas one Of the bard.
go ever Tough on The Casino courts
Every point in tennis strategy. IL
seemed and every atom of strength
aad skill vas used hy the players.
The swift accurate strokes Of the
Jap To 're opening rounds. however.
soon fore. Badowed The winner H.
vas fel much for The American
Speaking Of name. there's Rovdy
Eiiiotfs- After looking him over thr
Cubs dubbed him Buany. Tie T. aI-
most n. ferscious rabbit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21
Yost Issues
Call For SO
Candidates

( ANN ARBOR. Aug. 2l--Thirty six
gridiron candidates have been asked
20 be ON Ferry geld in football toys.
Tuesday morning. September 1s.
ready for fall prectice--in invitations
mailed out by Coach YosL
Five OF the three dozen have yet
TO clear away deficiencies, however,
before they will be eligible 10 play.
They include Pat" Smith. last set.
sons sensational full back; Wallie
Niemann, center. Jimmie Whelan,
end; Fritz Rehor, guard and Joe
Robins. al OF whom have been
taking In summer school 70 be ready
10 start with clean slate.
The men invited are: Msulbetch.
Cohen. Goodsell Dunno. Niemenn.
Smith, whalen, Rehor. Weeks. Raw.
mond, Sharpe, Brazell. Howe. Biber
Boyd. Johnson, MacLachlan.
Peach Weiman. zeigler. @ Dunn.
Wood. Sparks. Hanish. Williams,
Bathrick, Robins. Thompson, Bran
dell. McCullom. Watts. willard
Corbin. Jones, Ingham and Skinner
Speaking Of strikes reminds 70,
that the hest Kind are those y0u
make ON bowling alley.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21
De Palma
Out, Resta
Wins Prix

CHICAGO. Aug 2l.-Dario Resta.
driving blue Peugeot car. won the
final heat in the Grand Prix race OF
- miles ~ Speedway park, Satur.
day. Ills tine was % 81 80. an
average Of loo miles at hour. Dave
Lewis in Hoskins special, gave
him good battle leading him on
the eighteenth lap
In the third lap OK the hrst heat
DE Palma, the only man looked upon
'o beat RestA, went out with q
broken piston
Lewis finished a good second
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21
Mlchlnan shot Wins.

CHICAGO. aug. cl-udward War
colt, I.arium, Mich. won the mid
vest handicap tran Fhoo-inz 'ourna
n.ent here today. brvaking "a targets
out " 100 A. l. Deyore, Chicago.
was second.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21
.1l WHITE STAR UNE<
Lake
St. Clair

Es.tssn f.se. FOr the FLATS ana
PORT HURON way ports, stesmer
leaves Detroit daily Tex. sunday. s4t
m.. $50 H. N .. m. sundays. ,
q IN. and Z 81 - m. Sundays only, ex-
ira boat for Flats Tashmoo and Al
g8nsc y. m.
FOP ItGAR ISLAND. daily. $50 a.
m sundays only. 500 a m, $50 n.
m $50 J. n and .. m
ron TOLEDO. daily, s2o a. m, ..
m EundRvg 8a0 n m. $50 p. N.
Whars Foot ~ Griswold 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21
Watching the
Scoreboard
Yesterdays HERO
IacA to0mh~g pitchinE Tor the
Dodgers. toombs allowed onIs
on hi md NNnn Lls -annr. IL a.


Dodgers. combs allowed "nIs
one hit and Won his game. 80 -.
BROOKLYN hammered Claude Hen
drtN for 20 hits, hitch wSr~ prndur 20
tive Of oris ono vun.
The Giants fell before hob ~trrIr'-
slants ~ ~ Louis. Ni;houEh tkes
Rmsssrd eight hinEi~s the, were m
able TO score run and the cardinals
won. to q.
Benny kaun had prVtt, coed day.
the eH-Fed Eetttng "a pair ~ binEI~s.
Roger HornSby Kept up ats phr-
nom~nsi batting ~ mHklaE two trips
20 the Ptstr aud kitfinE -afrIy each
time.
Clarence Mitchell Red burIer, wal
Hoped the ball for thr-r hits himself.
bnt his wiidn~s. was costly aud he
lost TO tho HraNrS, 90 q
Hughes saved the BruNr~ when h.
went 80 the slab in the fourth Innfnc
with the bases full md only one . NJ
Tie retired the size without aitoyin-
run.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21

PINK Bodts threatens 10 return 80
the major Leagues ~ ping comes
hnck bean ball users viii hAvr 90
waste ono 0rrasinnaity.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21

several ~ our best southern states
" iii 40 drB tn Notrmbcr. which re-
rufuds lot 81 northsrn tourists
Viii have 70 order tbsir golf bottled
and eHprsssrd from home
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21
'ii ss.5's 8 IEi@I5sSs
- Ihso xvf yvpIRfSfA(y

C0nfFn1 FtandkFd limo.
Yv~ Cleveland. iittsburEh and an
pelnt. s~uth aud east DsslJ Iests %. a.
fars 10 Cleveland. t<.zSI Pittsbaysh,
DAY TRIPS TO CLEVELAND 81 80
Tuesday, " ednesdsy, Thor~dsy aud sat-
urdag, $3.50 Q. IN.
~ BsGsis snd all points east.
e. 80 HOt I'D TEff.
Tr Maakinac isi.ad ssd waypost---
Monday and Bstufdsy, y. M Wed
a@sday and FRIDAY. $40 .. m.
special steamer TO Mackinac--M0n-
dsTs, $50 .. MI Thorsdsys 8 .. M
No wtops en- route.
WEEK IND EkCUh.loh EVERY
Trio for trsnsportstion-
et~fsrsorn Recommendations - Upp,s
ssrth. ST. ''~ss sr's. $780, -h'''
It kEI OTFIC Es-Thlrd Ave. what,
isJ Woodward Ave. lMsjestic hidH.l. -
E~rs 81 Wssx- oos. restefuoe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21
ROSES BEAT
CLEVELAND N
SOCCER MATCH

Tho Rose sor-tr club - Detroit
w'-e Frtpra s.sg The Cleveland
champion. DO 'rH opening game Of
fhe 7saso. sunday the score being
8 20 O.
yh' playing WAS 'reugous bur
the visitor 'aiied ~ show he class
Tho p~'r5ttets depIsyed.
Tho climbs lined gp AZ follow
t.. .rf v.Hsrfrrr HAN
Moor. ..rr 10 Eurfrf-er Pres
tHf ~ '-.r fr-aYa leslie ard
H.- ..-"..art. -ThHaifes NrfIra
son. weather VALE ru--frr
koreftscu. barker walker. miller
CLARK and stevenson
Referee ~ stark.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21
ico Advance mgas Into More Threatening Pennant Position
Winners In
Tennis Play

In closing days events, Chicago
tennis players carried away the
honors OF the Michigan State Ten
MS tournament on the Detroit Ten.
mis- clubs courts SATURDAY
NJ q Kschum and Jimmie Web
Der, Of Chicago. gave Walter wes-
brook and Theodore Lightner. OF De
troit. trounclng, the score being
81. SO Ga and 6.S.
In the mixed doubles Miss Buds
Stephens and Weshrook gave Mrs.
Walter Ellis and Ketchuu an ex-
citing battle. Only Chicago ladies
were left IN the nnal round
A large number OF enthuS lasts en-
ioyed the contest and pronounced
the tournament one OF the most sue
cessful IL the clubs history.
Summaries
First set.
Ketchum- Weber
tee44te454 44-1s $
Llgh'ner- Wesbruok
It9slotS7lSsttoO-ts e
second set
E9 x. { +, ..,. ,w,:.eef s:ss:tlt:1
Third set.
Ks,ehum. cher "
5tt4.itsOa-sr =
Fourth set.
K~tchurr weber
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21
roday's Games

Detroit a. Phllad~iC hta
St Louis A. Washington
Cleveland az Boston
Chicago a. New York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21
Saturday, Result.

At Pittsburwh-Flrst game
Innings 49, ssi1 RHE
Brooklyn Q 0 o Z o 90 o. :
Pittsb'Eh . ! o ~ &
Batteries-sultb and Meyers Coop
e. and Fischer Harrison
and y Day
Second game
Innings Taos RHE
Brooklyn 90 o. o CT
Pittsburgh q 90 s .
Patteries--Marquar and Meyers.
kantiehrs- and Schmidt. C-plres-
ODay and Cyth.
~ Cincinnati
i2Ft5s7saIbIlI.i'I4 RHE
Philadelphia
rlobe600o go Q 5-sl1 0
Cincinnati
0ohDoo5of 80 o-ii7 Q
Bstteries-RiEay and Killifsr To-
nsy and WlnEo. Clark. Uupirss--
KLEIN anf Emsl!e
A. Chicago
Inuings i2546E-ssI0iI RHE
New York a61tBo o 81 e
Chicago 19co0o4t Q Ia :
Bsiteries--Te sroHu ana Eocher
Packard and Elliott Umrlres-Rtg-
Ter and EAson
A. - Louis
Innings 17fss- $3.50 RHE
Boston ..,0 800 o III 3
s. Louis 90
Batteriss --- Tyler FurEes and
Blackburn Nsase-s. snes and cor
zales. Umpire. s.gtAv ard pyrl-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21

We can't imagine why stuny Ne
lnnis should he dir.atisnrd with Ms
JOB, Hs has sweV chnue- 60 VET
into another worlds series N he
sticks sround 10 years
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21

speaktng Of strikes reminds us
snst TIE hest Kind are those you
make ON q bowling alley.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21
National League

STANDING
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21

LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-21
Finni Momrn'. noubIr.
MINED DnI HES.

Ms. r '"Hr. .arh r-s lrI NJ
Amanda FaIksr. chicago. beat Mrs
y alter '#'.# anal M.~ W = M....r
Evening journal., 1916-09-30
kent Republicans
solid IN CAMPAIGN
Continued from FIrst PAGE.


candidates on the State ticket-George
NJ. Fisher OF Wyoming, for Lieutenant
Governor; Charles J. Luf of West Do
vcr for State Auditor, and A. A. Wat
son of Dover. for State Insurance.
Commissioner-by substituting other
candidates from Kent county, one Of
whom has always been identified with
the Prohibition party and not a Re
publican, such efforts will fail as the
reputation and ability OF the three
Republican candidates named above
is sufficient to commend them to every
loyal Republican not only in Kent
county but throughout the State.
The candidates for the same Offices
on the Democratic ticket are known
only in their own localities with pos
sibly one exception, that Of the nomi-
nee for State Treasurer, James Lord,
who has been secretary OF the Demo
cratic State Committee for several
years, while the Republican candi-
dates are well known throughout thA
State. Mr.. Luff served as Kent county
comptroller and also State Auditor for
the past two years. Mr.. Watson OF
Dover. was clerk of the Orphans
Court and Court OF Chancery in Kent
county, for four years and is also
widely known throughout the State
George NJ. Fisher of Wyoming, an ex'
tensive fruit buyer. Is also widely
known throughout Delaware.
As to the Democratic candidates,
Mr.. Eliason OF New Castle county.
candidate for lieutenant governor is
hardly known in Kent and Sussex
counties, and Il has been rumored
here that once having run for the
legislature he was defeated and since
that time has taken little interest In
politics.
w. G. Roe OF Smyrna, nominee for
State auditor. was another surprise
in the State convention and while
we'll known in Kent county is not 50
well known in other parts Of the
State.