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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
MATTY SHAKES
UP HIS TEAM
Makes Room for the
Giants He Brought
Along With Him

CINCINNATI. o.. July ??.-Chris
~ Mathewson took charge OF the
Reds as manager. Friday. and i'm
mediately made plans for q new line.
up. Neale will be shifted from cen
ter field TO left. and Rousch. who
was obtained from the New York
Giants in the trade that brought
Matty 10 the local National league
club, wilt play center AID BAT
second.
AS soon as Pill McKeehnle. who 1.
out with . spiked ankle, Ia read!
TO play. Matty will put him AZ third
base and shift Heine Groh back IN
second
Matty came 10 terms with Presi
den, Hermann for contract cover
ing the balance OF this season and
oil OF the 1917 and 1918 seasons.
He will not sign the contract. how
ever. until he conters with his at
torney in New York next week. The
amour, OF Ma,ty's salary was With.
held
McKechnie and Rouseh. the other
Giants who came 70 the Reds In ex.
change for Buck Herxog and Wade
Killifer. will no, have 10 sign new
contracts The old contracts will
be turned over To the Cincinnati
club
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
FINE MEETING
ENDS TODAY
Edenwold Stake Feature of
Windsor Card This
Afternoon

one OF he most successful run
ming meets IN the history Of Wind
sor racing vii. come 30 an end 70
Cay. and tonight seyera. train leads
OF horses Vili be shipped 20 Ham.
ton. the next stop on The Canadian
circus, week ago j, VAS expected
that many OF The Windsor horses
would 70 20 hawthorne, out The cat
cage meet f. nE-'!ng and the horse
men MI. not tske chance on *.
IDEAL weather. good racing and a
lot ot sensational upsets have com
bined 20 MAKE his gala week a.
Windsor and the nna, day Is ex
pected 20 break some crowd rec
orts The meeting has been well
handled and refecrs much credit
upon The officials ~ the Jockey clue.
TIE feature race This afternoon
will Be the Edenvold stake for TWO
yesr-olds. and the list OF starters is
the largest IN The history OF the
stake All % the colts seem well
matched and a surprising victory
would not be so very surprising AZ
ter all
No, big bet went over yester-
day the biggest ticket being on
King Xxx 10 place IN the last race.
That card was worth $3.50 Tor
every two-buck investment The
fields were small and the oetters
wise. Friday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
Stalls At Fair Grounds
Are Rapidly
Filling

Everything IL ia readiness for
the opening OF the Blue Ribbon
meeting on Monday, and 4, The
weather IS OF our kind. il will be
the greatest OF the 81 OF these an
nual speed czrulvAs.' said A. A.
schantE, president OF The Detroit
Driving club.
so far II has been smooth sail
ing FOR US In the first place, we
changed the condition OF racing. put
ting our events on the three-hest
plan. and that this vas a popular
move has been shown ythe bum
per entry Never has Detroit
meeting Jared 30 well in the hands
OF the owners OF the Grand circuit
and halfmile track horses
In view OF the speed shown by
winners a. North Randall re have
The right 20 look for q new crop OF
records neTt week In fact. think
the average will De much lower than
In past years, Under the three heat
plan there will De racing through the
homestretch. the Eve afternoons vii
be series OF contests. and between
heats We will listen 10 the famous
Weber band So we have a contin.
uous entertainment, and the advance
sale Of oores indicates that there
will be an unusual number OF prom
[ L. -.
Horses have been arriving By car
load lots for days. AID even on Sat
urday morning there we're enough
for race meeting. and the Grand
circuit horses are not due until to
night or Sunday morning About
J 300 entries are on he books and
every stalI Sill he alled
Monday "a Club day, and the
events consist Of three rells!Ied
classes The All pare IL 40 big.
80 named. that Il may have 70 be
divided There should b. a contest
and fast time in each % these
events, the entries being az follows.
All pac. the y A. =. three heats.
tAsf'N tYkAnCfllos h0Wlrs4 AeNey
n. Baron HArt. Barnar. Billy direct
Black Wreath Csnuts Carrie g.,
cas,sway. Coutention p Daisy r.,
Deputy sheriff. Dexter rs'rhsn. GIL
bert Patch. haley c. Hal r1.r r.,
Harold 7 HOosler by. frs's =. la
Desc Marjorie Kay. Medium Ca
z.tte Miss Rejected. Il Belle On
line. Prince jOiia. Rayo ~ Cro. Rose
Direct Prestoiite. SIR Anthony car
ter Sailor Hedlac. Thisfl. Patch.
Trsmpquick. Vsbdols. wanna YounE
Todd
40 trot. ,hs Country club. ,Ar.s
heats. 400 Bennington ffrsrtor
Todd EsperanHa. Clsnwood y g-arf
MarshAil Dra'tar boz I'd cupid
Lucille spisr. Mcclosksy vl-gfnis
Barnette
2fs 'rot. ths Detror elaa th,.s
heats 81 .00 Banker FfrRsr Paror-
esr RingHle' Prpok KI1g rrss'ss.
Nobel. Doris Waite l,r Blrkfsy
Early Don. Pas 70 Kay fr g-,rd
Chimes Helen WORTH. Irsre u
Kat Kongo. f.Du Princeton Nav
Hsrrf man. Nss Denver Ssrsrsnuy
The Lark Tru~rAds Misc rVsbun
Zofr bro Clay. Blackburn Wsi,a
The Board % Commerce stake ,or
2 nc PAGERS will be raced on Tues.
day The grand old NJ a Il. Ia &c,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
TIGERS HOPE
TO SLAM JINx
Determined to Win All of
Double Headers At
Boston

BOSTON. July 22.ADetermined "a
slam on the oeak the ink that has
denied them victory in doublehesd.
ers this season. and desperately do
siroas OF bringing the record for thu
long swing around the league M TO
As close an even break a. possible.
The Tigers will engage the Red sox
In . double-headcr this aftsrnoon.
Willie Mitchell. who has been the
leagues sensation for q week. will
pitch one game. and II IL expected
that James will be called upon to
hurl the other.
With veach and Burns back In
their stride. only Heiiman seems to
be IN . batting slump. n Is proba.
lie that Manager Jennings will start
Harry. and II he seems weak with
the nail. rush Harper or Crawford
10 his rescue.
The games will be started early.
and II 10 likely that play viii termi-
nate At ! o'clock. regardless OF the
Stage OF the second contest. The
Tigers must catch their train, for
hey are slated TO oppose the White
sox AZ Navin held tomorrow.
Manager Jennings feels that the
club Is now ready TO sprint for the
'op. With Bush and Witt hitting
better and veach In better form. the
hitting OF the club should improve
Stanage will be back next week. and
II Il hoped that after a few days OF
strenuous practice Dauss will be In
orm again. Should George return.
the pitching stan will be all that
Sould be asked.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
Watching the.
ScorebOard

YESTERDAYS HERDg
Charley HerroE' Playing
shorsstop with his Old sime
Giant t~smmst~s. N~rrc9 made
the hit that won the Enm~ from
fs~ CABS sad In addition. 6eIded
his position In fsulti~ss ssyls.
making the star play Of the dsy.
Chrtsty Mnth~w-on vss not 80
lutNN. thristp. managing Cincinnati.
went down to defeat. q TO & d~.ptte
tho cheering OF tho fans. Mstty wark-
cd from tho bench.
WsshinEton made ~ hit. asd lost
Ave costly errors did II. The seorv
was 90 3.
Wet grounds kept the Yankees
from breaking any more bones. Th~S
stiii lead. uHrzini one kswr.
The extra bas~hitttnR In the
Bras~.-t ardinni game wns something
a~r~~. Two base hits. NarpBviiie. ,.
e. smith. GonsaIes. Thr~e bs-r hits
Marsnvtli~, H~tsrt Home vuu.
Horpsby and Tyler.
Cleveland cracked hair notch
higher. defeating tho Athletic, IA.
Boston. Hike the Nnnks. wa. Idir.
L. fe~ter-fcft~r for fourth place
between the white sox aud the SEN
stors. The sol are up today.
The Pittsburgh fans awe ~. Ms-
nsux diamond stick pin jast nv the
way 81 showing what they think Of
hlfu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
Want Detroit In
Bowling League

CHICAGO. July 22.--Plans were
outlined here today towards the for.
nation OF a bowling league along
The lines OF the Interstate Three.
Cushion Billiard league
The circuit vii take In the FOL.
lowing cities
New York. Philadelphia. Buffalo.
Syracuse, Rochester, Newark. Pi,ts.
ourgh. Milwaukee. Detroit. Cieve.
land. st. Louis and Minneapolis
joe Tinker 3. credited with h.,tn
sn.d the National I-aRn~ mus, e.,
20 OF Umpire KLEIN o. he viii ast,
'he same. Fsr~-thes-welI Joe tak !.
s""a care OF yourselfi
-
N" matter what calsmIts bef.tt.
I'VE NATIONAL league les treasuT, vii,
ways show balance There. n.
sasptc OF Bucks ON hsnd a Ionx
ns Her<oE and Wheat stick .ryv,d
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22

young Horuer vas a caddy At Bala,
Que OF the courses Ia the Philadel-
phiA district lie would borrow q
few clubs when nobody was around
and practice BIZ for himself IN the
early morning Ills model was that
brilliant but unfortunate young golf
or. ] J. McD~rmott. who twice won
The national open title and tied for
II on another occasion. A. soon as
he was abb. Huyner went 20 The At.
lantic City Country club and served
year "a assistant TO NcDermott.
As a result. young Ho-ner's style is
almost in duplicate OF that gres;
golfer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22

FOR Wednesday. and on Thursday
the Grisrold and Pontchartrair
stakes and the free.for all pace 30.
Illuminate a wonderful pill The Fri-
day card OF four races has the fast
20s trot and 2o5 pace FOR head
liners.
Taken all through, the balance OF
the program r. The best IN years
for there r. no day when the attrac
ton ia not UP 10 tho standard Ho
tel reservations indicate an unusual
number OF people from ont Of the
city The racing starts ~ 2 O'Clock
each afternoon. and Frank - Walk
er will dispatch the fields. while Rob.
err g strsder will have charge OF
the racing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
Every Blue Ribbon Day
Promises Flashy Racing
Roxy is SOME HOSs
HOLDS ODD MARX

Roxy Greenlander t. green
,rot;er owned In Leesburg. O.
and shes glutton for punish
msnt.
Rory won a heat In rs -
az a recent harness meet IN Lees
burg. and after the victory her
owner. drayman went 20 her
trainer and told him a travelling
salesman had 20 be transported
20 Hillsboro. IL miles distant
In a fev minutes ROXY was
on the way between the shafts
OF the dray She undoubtedly
holds one record-the only one
20 trot a mile in 224 IA and
then pull a dray 2 miles.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22

Charlie Homer Is but 20 years
OF age
He Is the youngest and one of the
smallest OF the coun'rys profession
A. golfers Also he Is one OF the
very best
Just now this lad Is talked about
In conjunction with the winner OF
coming national open champion
ships Young Horners perform
ance in the Metropolitan open cham
pionship al Garden City. l. l.. re
Gently. Is responsible for this. In
this tournament Hotfuer tied with
Walter c Hagen. open champion
1915. and J VI. Barnes. the famous
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22

Engllshmau The Nlayo1 resulted
IN a victory for Hagen
Two years ago. In the national
open championship AZ Midlothian.
be made his hrst good showing in
an important tournament by finish
ing in a tie for thirteenth place at
800. 4. strokes behind the winner.
las; year at Baltusrol. in the nation.
al open, he finished in twenty.rourre
place with Sl2 He also finished In
sixth position in the Massachusetts
open last year al the Country club.
With brilliant seveuiy-one in the
fual round
II is but shorT time ago that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
What May Happen
In Scores Today
Foreign Soccer
Dates Announced

CHICAGO. July 22.--Dates for
games TO be played By the American
soccer team In its trip abroad were
announced here today an follows.
Aug 10 and is-Aii stockhoims.
A. Stockholm
Aug 22-AlLsueden, ~ stock
holm
Aug. 25-Gothenburg. at Go,hen.
burg.
Aug 2-Asil-Christiania. A. Chris
tiania
Matt y Diedrichson. NJ g, Louis.
and Thomas Swords. % Fall River.
Mass. have been added 10 The line
ND.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
HOOSIER PAGER
BLISTERS TRACK
Single G.. Wins Fastest Pacing
Race In His
tory

CLEVELAND, o. July 22-The
opening meeting OF the Grand cir
cult season closed at North Randall
yesterday afternoon in a blaze OF
glory Single C. winner OF the
Chamber o. Commerce stake at De
tro!t last summer. Won, Friday, the
fastest pacing race in the history OF
the harness sport.
The race was The freefor-al pace.
which will be duplicated IN Detroit
next week. Russell Boy. who was
favorite. won the first heat IN
2:0O1-4 Single G. came back and
took the second seat in the same
sensational time The third heat,
also won by the Indiana PAGER went
in e02l.4 The summary OF FIJI
days racing
2,I2 Glass TrottinG - Heats
Purse $1,000.
Donna Clay. D. N. By Don Gaze
worthy prince. b b nv Prince
Mckinney fCoI1 ......,. :
BinyiIis. DIX h ~ sinioils j.,
p c. H. b. by Faal lchilasl 8 s :
Humfsst p T. by Trampfsst d,
Caroline oil, 3 h. By John 3 Don ,
sti e. "a sriF s Six h BY siien, . i.
Brook Morrow --..-..--s .
Ben Gregor d. h. By Tommy
K, 9r'S Hd.. FEY {. ; BY xius D, -,' 'a'
I'm iso sc o7L sos%
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22

BROOKLYN -F!,tsbGrrh--Called IN a.
inning rain.
lnnings iesl ss7g RHE
New York 90 q o . o. =
chicago 0 q q o o---l : I
Basteries-- and Raridsn
Packard ard F,sh~r. Lavender. TN
plres-Klsn1 and Emslie
Inning i7t SIS isH - RI T.
Philadelphia 03o nnl 900 s--sI >
Cincinnati. ION 900 m. a-l1' =
Ra'tsries-RiNsy ana XII
Schneider and Wingn Tr1irrs-s
Icy and Ryron
Inninss iSS7s M
PoS'nu ...i 90 % . 2 81 /.
- Tsnui- o q Ga =
RatteFi~s--Tyisr. Hughes ard
G1Wd, Amos Williams and donna
les tnpireS Harrison and RtEi~r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
DETROIT WINS
AT PUT-IN-BAY

Detroit made an excellent show.
Ing Friday In three OF the events at
ne Put-in-Bay regatta Camilla
eleaAsd up the competition for the
Si-sootsrs, even though Rumney
could not sail the craft In the Anal
saoe. Kramer and Phelps won FIRST
ana second places In the competl.
tion for ciub-owned cat boats. and
Lynch and Miller took first and sec.
oud In the dory class.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
orand chImss sold.

CLEVELAND. o.. July a. Grand
chimee, winner OF the $4,000 Tavern
~eteak" at North Randall. Thursday.
vAs sold ~ the Black River Stock
0rm. Joncsville. La. 10 Blney Coyt.
60 Mantua. o.. for $4,000. Coyt
oovsr owned q race horse before.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22

81 Louis New YORK; Rain
Inning. ia 50 Ri
Cleveland o o 0 % o.; II {
phtlsdet / . q -
Batt.ries-Coumbe and Dsiy. Ma
hors and Meyer Carroll mptTcs-.
Evans and chill
innings lgaI $50 Rut
chicago a6gooI o a. II l
washing o o as ~ o.
Batterlss--scott Russel a.
Schalk bumont. Ayres snd Henri
Umpir~--pfoushiin and filidehrsnd
Detroit Roston--Ratn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
jackson Meet on.

JACKSON. Mich. July p Rain
made n necessary 70 cancel The por.
ton OF the Jaokson's short ship hsr
nass naAAtins thIs waek
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
Nationa; League.


New York at Chicago.
BROOKLYN at PitfshurEh.
Boston at So. iouis
Philiies at Cincinnati
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
ENDURANCE RUN
FOR CHUCBIKES
Harley Scouts to Ride 100
Miles Sunday Through
Lake Section

The Harley Scouts. Detrolt's live
motorcycle club. will start Sunday,
July 20, at s o'clock. on their sec-
nd i0omiie endurance run. Start
ins from headquarters. the run will
70 made over some OF the most In
er~sting and scenic lake sections
lereabouts. passing at Hast nine
!akes on the way. Among the towns
hat will be passed through. con
rolls have been selected for Sou.
Milford. Charleston. Lake Orion.
tomeo. Utica and Detroit the roads
peing well chosen.
The checking will be governed by
he exchange slip system 10 insure
'bsolutely accurate time OF all rid
'rs A special time allowance will
be given for sidecars and light ma
chimes. Special prizes will be
t~arded 10 lady riders.
A stop will he made at Lake
Orion for dinner and a swim. after
which the start for Detroit will be
made. This run IL open 10 riders
OF any machine. Those wishing en-
try blanks and further information
may obtain same from the secretary
~ No. i2s Gratiot-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
COMMISH RAVES
AS FRED QUITS

CHICAGO, July 2s-Representa-
.ives OF Freddie Welsh and Charlie
White were expected 20 meet here
today 10 sign for a 2O-round de-
cision bout az Colorado Springs,
Colo. Labor day.
Freddie Is in bad Ia Minnesota
owing TO the failure OF his scheduled
Io-round bout with white last night
and the boxing commission has
threatened 10 bar him for liie
Harry Pollok was sued by the
Minneapolis promoters for $3.50 for
advances and expenses TO the club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
The Hectic Season


knockdown
home
a
massacred
worth while
points ave and but four
Afth
pKched that
The cen. league has started
spring
axes swept past the hsfwy line but
clubs
Pach
crcut-S7
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
Native Sons Clash.

DEL MONTE, Cal. July 22-The
western golf championship, held for
long time by Chick Evans and for
many years Chicsgo's exclusive
trophy. will be awarded 20 a Cali
fornian this evening. Douglas Grant.
champion OF northern California,
and Heinrich Schmidt. OF Oakland.
will clash in the finals. today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
STANDINGS
American League.


Today. aes.
Detroit at Bostr two games
Chicago at Washington
81 Louis at New York.
Cleveland at PhliadslphiA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
Up Comes Cobb


\ODB has chance today the
ground virtually with the peach
who has today o A big
him ahead providing does no,
v1d himself
sn 30
ohoud wind
hm Dut not
800 being
enonue sterling
q IAN way point last with
ohse - points lower Cobb II low
YIN edvsnce and the other Slip and
he Aenor for tho - ~
Efficiency Charley
asne0 leeson
Ja Cincinnati has canned Charley
bid
marcy nred because
se sne Giants for the little
- oeu player with . mind OF his - -
- neao wonderful ball player
nn zane spark thing full
nn penect baseball machine
aAses the pace
~. sa.nC.y manager. he NAV.
tne hsds MOI only did not in
- GOOD they
tnrough according
90 charley
csusnt the notion that
$3.50 WY NO iaeo as manager Too
Ed Son pitches that Scripture authority ,-
story of David ~ ~ NHere 70 look turn 20 the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22

4 fna ssys he likes B~nay Ksun
because Hesny's "tu the game every
uisute.- IN this respeet Kenny DIFF
fer. srom Johruy Ev<rs. who IL more
often In the game only q minnte.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
East Hasn't Troubled

possibility Of disaster This afternoon we axe
the not
The visit The orient has been
/ was
sompered down ST. Louis rejoicing that six games IN four Gays pro
for the All
happened four victories for Me Browns and raedae
Cleveland hooked
behind and all broken since
OF 16. and that not bad
Duhuc fingers
Mitchell
n
veach had in a a
back a
TX, b De
o II
again. be justified
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
Schmidt Wins.

Schmidt beat Warrant. 30 70 %.
last night, In the Sweeney Huston
Class Z three-cushion tourney.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22

According IA New York boxing
eoHutts-iensr prrsent-dsy boxhaht-
ers are money mad. which sane e.
"a queer thinE 90 get peeved over.
Yankee tennissrs who have met
ap With irhsya kumsEae sdnsit they
are stymied ~ his foreign accent
ON fk> h~ii
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-22
rs Come Sunday From Long Hard pGo Well East Bad West

oBopY stand in The pennant
III and II Is a cnch
the they when te
In had climbed stNenn
forf third with two games
division Yet this morning %
hveg
s6as before another crack at you on
be lnamuch nave
all this and have been oesei WIN
woefu predicanent IS
BOSTON today snc
Monday league has
BY
the l Naict
split bargain DAY ana %
the orck
golden That's WY
to
they there : aftcrward
Be probably and asound
by VIII
q with scorn the on
Evening star., 1916-03-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(Conttnued.)

LUNCHROOM-Unusual chance to secure good
business for $500: near transfer junction and
large business houses; excellent future. Rox
242 Stsr Office as
Evening star., 1916-03-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BAKERS STAND in Arcade market Tor sale,
cheap. Apply Mrs Il. simmons, Arcade mar
~ "
Evening star., 1916-03-29
LOCAL RATES.

WRITER. patent specifcs tion. OF wide expert
rn"e: permanent position; good salary and ad-
VaRccmsuf {" right man. state salary ana
perience fully. Box 3J., Star office. 39'
Evening star., 1916-03-29

FURNISHED APARTMENT. q ROOMS % BED
roomsi; light. airy extensive view: back en-
trance for service; good exposures for summer
winds. Apply Apartment IA. the Oakland, Co.
lurnhia road.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-07
DEMOCRATS MAKE
BITTER ATTACK
ON BOND ISSUES
BoWbonS in Final Rally Bitterly
ASsa.I Important Projects
for Local Improvement

p. A"bittpr attack. On the bond issue
was l"un"hed Monday night as q part
Of he lHjl political campaign rally 81
the ltonlGClat4 held It Aala park. 4
large number - tie Speakers Touched
on inc. bond issue in their ren.&rls ;,
aouc lassiHS over il. lightly. others
taErG i>I} ia&l l., l.. McE@niIess,
candidate Tor delegate: Jesse .luihi.
H. 81 =. Wolre7 and Edward IIanapE
We're those Who deaoun~ed the pro
po$al. -. r.. ...".-
pecause CT the shortcomings Of
the beard ol supervisors tho idea OF
the Democratic navty IS tHat the issu-
ancc e bonds 1T this time would be a
waste Ct public funds. according to
the reasons given by Democratic
Headquarters FOR the attack OF Mon.
Jay night. .....- -. RI
It IS pointed out. However. thar sew
eral Of the PROPOSALS are faNorer by
some of the Bourbons, but that there
is a split in the Party ever many of
the issues. Bourbon headquarters AN
nounce, however. tn at the general at
titude OF the party is. against the pro-
posed issues, on the ground that they
form a ''Republican subterfGge<
The Republicans are using it as a
Suhte!fuge 10 cover UP their short
conlinSs,' enc Democratic candidate
said this morning. 1t is deeY-laid
plot to pull the board of supervisors
out Of hole ..." ..@
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-07
SHAFTER TANK
TRAGEDY AVERTED
Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence

" Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SKATER. NOy:r PVT.
Gerald NJ. White of Company |, Ind
Infantry, while engaged in swimming
exercises in the Fort Shafter swim
ming tank yesterday morning, was
overcome by an attack of some char
acter and sank to the bottom of the
pool, and had it not been for the
timely aid Of his comrades the acct
dent might have resulted fatally As
it was first aid methods, under direc-
ton of those officers present, were
speedily applied and Pvt: White while
sick in quarters, is recuperating
splendidly. Pvt. Gerald White is we'll
known to all the post on account OF
his baseball ability, as he has repre-
scented Company on the team this en-
tire season l..