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The Detroit times., 1916-07-03

tactful combination. that will test
their wits tn the utmost. and also
their pursestrings II Is proba ole
that Sherman and Connolly will have
to raise their bid bit IL they get
the match.
sherman and Connolly is the new.
est and most powerful boxing com
bination in the middle west. They
practically control the game in Min
nesota Only three clubs are IL
censed by the state boxing commits
sion. and sherman and Connolly own
the two most important ones-the
Auditorium, in ST. Paul. and the arm
DRY in Minneapolis. They expect
TO hold the big fight in the Motor.
drome. which is situated midway
between the two cities. This arena
will hold 10000 people and the pro
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
DAVIS FRoWNs ON
FANCY RACQUET

Most tennis champions are
cranks when II comes 70 the
subject OF racquets but not 30
with Willis r. Davis, the sensa-
tionai Californian who won the
National court championship last
week. He uses an Alexander and
Hackett racquet, one OF the sim.
plest made. II has no fancy
trimmings and no excess strings
like the high priced ones.
In addition 10 coping the Cali
fornia and Pennsylvania IL
ties Davis was bear at the
Lakewood club. Cleveland, in the
national clay courts tourney.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
American League Is
Wrecked During
the Week

NEW YORK. July 3-The long
threatened uprising OF the American
league against the Leadership a the
Cleveland Indians broke out during
the past week ard with the New
York Yankees setting the pace the
big scramble is on today.
In the National lea que the Dodg
ers slipped, but hung onto the top
notch, while the Braves. continuing
ing their rush 10 which the return
Of Evers seems &c have inspired
them. climbed TO within striking
distance Of the top.
A stick OF dynamite could hardly
have changed the aspect OF the
American league more thar did last
weeks battling Only two clubs
failed TO change their positions.
Cleveland and New York changed
places. Connie Mack's apathetics
were the stepping stone BY which
wild Bill Donovan's men mounted TO
the top Of the ladder. while the In
dams were meeting reverses In the
west.
In the National league Brooklyn
is first because II should be. In the
American the Yankees have no such
clear title to the position but be-
cause Of cracking good play arc one
game In front aud going strong. The
reason Brooklyn IL leading lie made
clear by figures. II r. first In club
batting, has the leading individual
slugger, Jake Daubert with .3et and
few Of the leading pitchers name-
iy Rucker, Marauard. Pfener and
Coombs. In club fielding only do
Robbie's men fall down, being hfth
in the lisS
In the weeks play. however Bos-
ton winning six and losing two and
Pitts burgh winning five and losing
two showed the most class. the
Pirates moving from seventh 70 fifth
and Boston nudging up a little clos
or 10 striking distance.
Until one gaxes AZ the pitching
records II would seem that Detroit,
first In batting and second In held
Ing should top the list In the Ameri.
can. but the pitching column tells the
story. The first Tiger entrant here
is Dauss. eight holes down, Coyeles
kie f. next. bat then II is a jump Of
five &c Boiauj Cobb on the other
hand IL the leading stealer and best
run-getter in the league, nfth in The
batting. and steadily going up
The Yanks are third In club bar.
ting and fifth in fielding rhe In.
dams now in second place are ahead
Of the Yanks in both batting and
fielding
Iris Speaker Il still top sucker
in the American with BIB. Just one
point ahead ~ loo Jackson Of Chi
cago The first and SIKH teams in
the American are only -four games
aparf. which means that tho Dlsy al
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
WILLARD VS.. FULTON.
WELSH vs.. WHITE.
DILLON VS.. GIBBONS.
- n,InnAN-n
DARCY VS. GIBBONS

These are the cards Harry Sher-
man and Jim Connolly, the Twin
City boxing combination. have hopes
OF staging at different times during
this year in the Motordrome midway
between St Paul and Minneapolis.
At the present moment Sherman
and Connolly are in New York with
an offer OF $4,000 TO Champion Jess
for his part in a ten-round decision
tess bout With Fulton 10 lake place
just before Labor Day. Sept. .. We
don't know whether they will get
the match. One thing Is certain.
they will find the Curley-Willard-
Jones Company very shrewd and
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
THREE GAMES
IN CLEVELAND
That's All Tigers Have to Face
in First Two Days
of Week

CLEVELAND. o.. July 3.--The tt.
gers have won two games OF ball In
Cleveland this season. They are
here TO win three more. Little more
than week ago they went 10 St
Louis. where they had won two
games this season. and plans in
Guided the taking OF several OF sin
games. They had a tough time win.
ming two. The middle OF the week
found them in Chicago. where they
previously had Won a game this sea
son. They hoped 10 win four more.
They won none. Because OF these
disappointments, the Tigers are
justified in registering bewilderment
and refusing 10 be quoted on the
outlook OF the afternoon and OF Ore
cracker day. when they must en-
gage IN both morning and afternoon
contests. There is one consolation.
The Indians have been going about
as badly as Detroit recently. al
though they did brace bit over
the weekend.
George Dauss will pitch one game
tomorrow. That is the extent OF
Manager Jennings plans, as they
are known to the strategians. There
is a rumor that Jean Dubuc will
work today. and no one Will be sur
prised IL Willie Mitchell gets a call
TO the slab. he wants 10 work
against his teammates, and Jen-
nIngs hasn't lost faith in him Yet.
Perhaps Willie has helped Clsye-
land 10 so many oeatings this spring
that he wants 10 pitch mis- ola team.
mates 10 one victory. has method be-
ing 10 wear the uniform OF the other
side These are peevish words and
perhaps an unjust slap al MitcheNs
Ringing prowess. but these are peev.
ish days in the Tiger camp. Gun
ningham Is expected 10 start at
least one game.
Another shift in the lineup may
De made this week. perhaps today.
tt ~ deemed mere likely however
that Manager Jennings realizes that
he got into Chicago just when the
Sox were unbeatable, and thai he
vii stand nat for while.
Neither Jenning, nor Cobb had re-
Ceived word his morning that tney
had been suspended. although they
still fear President Johnson VIII put
them on the bench for while. CoDJ
very ioolishly threw his Dat n the
air yesterday when called out On
strikes. and the bludgeon sailed into
the stands. That was no place for
IL. and Ty did not intend II to 40
there. His poor control got him
run of the field, and when Jennings
protested. he had TO go too.
Coveleskie pitched beautiful
game OF ball. one OF the finest III
the history OF the league. In the
twelfth. when the game was lost, he
should have been spared defeat
Felsch had doubled and he scored
on Eddie Collins single 20 center.
Heilman was playing center and he
threw very poorly to the plate. spoil
ing an easy chance for play on
the Dutchman.P
Detroit had three men on in the
fourth, with only one man out. but
failure 10 hit the ball hard or into
the air, cost the lone chance To beat
Russell
James weakened In the last third
OF the game, Saturday, and there
after there wasn't chance for De
troit 10 win. Mitchell pitched the
last inning. and allowed two more
runs.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY SPORTS.

Basehall-Amateur and semi
pro. clubs will play on all dia.
monds in city and suburbs.
Golf-Special Journeys. match
play and freak contests at all
golf clubs In this vicinity.
Auto Races--Annual Ford races
at the fair grounds In the after
noon.
Horse Racing--Matinee at Dex-
ter park. AZ Gratiot.ave. and
Eight.mile road.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03

played ball other clubs
shifts batting whole
8 increased noteworthy The rs
setting blows and
1&ng uprising The noteworthy
9 an the batting and has the pitching is hard
the for this coincidence Of shakeup and
Xo4ood HE batting
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03

NAvIN OF
teenoon and He
weather man and
oo>uoe the
(loooe mon pulled boner. The Tigers in
oou1oe on the
photoerAphers Of wh
1919 ~ arm trying TO shove his INTO a picture
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
Prince Henry Has a TIP

HENRY blew
nsmoers Prince Henry nrInc. bad
- IN Cnicago sparring Ever Esmm
or NOT the wesener had anything the stuff with
oy the Chicago folks
t.'ent
eoiesed success for him,
81 nest than ordinary e ne was body puncher
III ~ q may not prove tip what will happen
while have
Soer etde there
Siberian
- eeclsion
~ toa. points that Welsh will be
- q shad " i'"''
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
What May Happen
In Scores Today
Watching the
Scoreboard
YEsrERDAy's HERO.

Eddie Collins Of the White See.
He siaaie In the twelfth seered
Happy Feiseb with the only run
OF the white sos-Detroit game
Yssr straight from the Tigers IL .
record 30 Far back ~ sox fans can
~ en- Der.
Tosey Of the Reds, hs6 good ecw-
troll and won bis own same ~ send
lag IN the wlnnisG pua wfth . sscrt-
ace NJ. The Pirates walked away
with the second game
Jimmy Lavender Of the Cubs beat
the Cards through good pitching and
support. Zimmerman got three hfts.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03

woL0AsT win seek the worlds ightwesht championship to
Welsh
ne battle WIN be At catchweigh's possible
championship
Wolgast Knockout however
champion Wolgast
that
Anoher that wildcat winning
nghts on Intentional oulsa bit
n>141ne this - -
esscion to the wolverines chances not foolish
t1es Wenh easily ouponted Wolgast
should win again But that saying that the
CoolAc has that
welsh, Freddie
Inere was time last winter when Of
ne was sadly out Of condition
g ROBBERY Tor he did
- c1tee to this time that him
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03

In the spring Ad this
chance
w0fe unanimous admitting Champion
lean and powerful
Iney saw him night champion ia fact
- 1870 number OF these have been
g hitting Their opponents in the
1ooy nenting liz a lost
- - nS inter- but Ad took with all punching
al claimed few foIks
That certainly
master OF defense he protect ribs he will
tremendous
s Ro . tn. Ad can take all the bbng
mo sun the champion
Ever Hammer.
after
pi.nuy he the
- "a svsr carried home for his to ~ Wv
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
STANDINGS
American League.
Saturday, Games

At Philadelphia
Sew York : isissi-s? !
PhiladeL 30 % %
Nunamaker; Myers and Meyer. TIM
e-Hildebrand and OLoughlin.
~ washington
Innings stss7ss II II r
wa.h'ton % % 80
Batteries-Ruth. Foster and Cady:
BoehllnR. Johnson and Henry. Cm-
-pires-Connolly and Owens.
At Cleveland
Innings i3345s7ssioli RHE
st Louis % o $4,000 o o. J
cleveland oIIiooioo i-5is q
MISREPRESENTATION. Parks, Koob
Plank and Severoid Baeby, Klepfer
Coveleskie and ONeil Cmpires-
ftfur~p-a CALL
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03

Yesterday Games

At cincinnatI-frrst game:
rit nH5nT . $3.50 Q q 3 + T
Cincinnati q o -
Bstteries-Milier and Wilson: To-
ney and wingo. Cmpirss-Harrison
and Risler.
Second game.
Innings 15tys RHE
Pittsburgh y Q 4 IS 10 2
CINCINNATI o o o o ..,=-I 81
Batteries--Jacoba, KantIehaner and
Gibson. Dale and Clarke tmpirss--
Higler and Harrison. Called account
rain
~ ST Louis
c biesao = y = Z
81 Louis % Q o y n q 0-i-s I
batteries Lavender and Fischer.
steele, wins and snyder Umpire -
Klein and Emslie.
only games scheduled
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
Yanks Lucky to Lead, But
Brooklyn Has Clear Title

down. In the National the sixth
club is but seven games FROM the
TOD.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
Yesterdsy's flames


At C1eveland-
Innings 2s,,ss1ss RHE
Cleveland % o o / 2 - q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and ONeii: Da.
venport and Chapman. Cmpires--
Chill and Dinecn. Called account Of
rain.
only games scheduled.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03

jackson out for passing z. Collins
on the bases.
tBatted for James In eighth.
Innings l23S s. $3.50
Detroit ........0 90 0 o o o 0 90
Chicago ...o o o o o q -
Total bases---Detroit .. Chicago II.
Sacrifice hits-weaver. Jackson.
Schalk. Wright. Stolen base--Four-
nier. Pitching summary-s hits and
- ZINES Al 4. Ss, 9n ira, 1sms nr n,c, In
In /. Two-base hits-Burns He'll
man, Three-bsse hits--J. Collins. r.
Collins. Home run-rsisch. Struck
relsch); by WIIIIsms 3 Cobb, Janss
IL Bases on oalis-On James 7
Mitchell (Wesver). Double plays
James. Bush and Burns; Wright.
Fournier and Weaver. Left on bases
|-Detrolt :. Chicago 3. First base on
James umpires-Evans and Naiiin.
Time--1<3.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03

Betng .hitiess wonders" proved
swrh q good thiag for the white Sos
thst she RED sos have catered the
class snd are doing we'll nj IL.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03

Total bsses--Detroit T. Chicago g
Two-base hit--Felsch, struck out
BY Covelsskie 2 fFelsch. Russell ..
nier). by Russell 2 Coveicski~.
CobbJ. Bases on baiir@Gf RuSrrit
= fCobbb. Double Plays. Collins.
Fournier and Weaver. Wright. T.,
erfors-Detroit ]. Chicago ! Left
on baseH--Detroit 4. Chicago 2. Time
Lbs Umpires-~Ssliln and Evans
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
innings Had Right When He Shifted LeupSchm Made Some Winner


&. column Tx 'is e e: ,.s Ps ps s
winning ball they would be lucky 70 There have
sss n urD aa p . past month but the
For time appeared That pso y wSa irseP The long run
sss partially neuiraaed by pnfotanals losing s
has Sstisr but # will be Necessary
= s sn s.n al BECAUSE as s Of se a. eossness
tsh all Cleveland and stun not aSs@Ge +, ,S
~ Gvison AM at this stage of the race
us.a~A,. might be well to recall
,a a.iS las, month In baseball rollers can't avoid
Il eSjAsloas sometimes
The Shakeup Wins-Sometimes
kANAoER hot trail when he nOnseyed with
because OF notable winning resk
"a Il. order in which their bssen
g I'm White sox and the Browns
n. Y.nks started during Cleveland series When
a. they batting order
DoSor.n figured up his assets and upon
tried the Is. day His club s.n Ts Dsu have ss S n
4: A.: a e. s;
The Condolences Multiply
Nm both double header at $,
~ Manager roarng change battle front
W An spsas and the back
a sss %sds a. s.e may end IN the
!; 81: ::::;: !:
place but they had no, played good ball all spring On
since that clubs played the
Il 1sIl1aSss. Here !. he shif Jones ma
r.: 81: $ $:::: ::.:: n: :: ~:
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
" games sch eduied.
Todsy's Gam

TOday's Games
Detroit at Cleveland.
~ Louis at Chicago.
Boston at Philadelphia
New York at Washington.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03

Cincinnati A. ~ Louis.
Brooklyn a. New York.
rhillses ~ Boston.
only games scheduled.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
fielding

Iris Speaker y still top sijcker
in the American with .373. Just one
point ahead ~ loo JACK OF Of Chi
cage The first and SIKH teams in
the American are only -four games
apart. which means that the play Of
any four days could turn Il upside
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03

jackson out for passing Z. Collins
on the bases.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1916-09-16
Visit Of Bishop Of Utah

Last Sunday, Right Rev. Paul
Jones', d. D., Bishop Of Utah, accom-
panied by Revs. J. H. Dennis and
Maxwell w. Rice Of Salt Lake City,
visited st. James church. The bish-
op came through from VernAl in his
car OH Friday and held confirms
ton service ct Steamboat Springs the
same evening. Heavy rains on Sat
urday interfered with the plans to
hold . service at Hamilton school
house at 8 O'Clock. A very impressive
confirmation took place at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henning at 10 O'Clock
Saturday night.
In spite Of the early morning start
from Hamilton, bad roads prevented
the bishop fromxreacbing Meeker In
time for the morning services.
The . o'clock service Sunday night
was splendidly atteAded, and the
three visiting clergy delivered elo-
quent sermons. The bishops visit
created very favorable impression
here In Meeker and everybody enjoy
ed meeting the reverend clergy from
Utah,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1916-09-16
More Fish

The largest consignment Of trout
fry ever received here came IN In two
installments this week, when District
Game Warden 8. P. Wear received
l6O, 600 young Rainbows, from the state
hatchery, at Glenwood.
The young .'striped beauties" were
In fine condition and were distributed
in the shallow waters from town to
the upper end Of the KIT ranch.
This fine allotment were procured
through the efforts Of the Rio Blanco
Commercial club; but citizens Of
Meeker and vicinity will have to
meet the shipping charges. which
will be about 5000. AS soon as he
gets of jury duty, Louie Offerle, who
10 financial agent for the White River
Liars club pardon us-we mean Fish
erman's club, will pass the hat. But
don't wait for him to call on you
drop In at the Hugus store and ANTE
up Your 80 cents or 81 90 per head.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1916-09-16

Hon. Robert w. speer, mayor of
Denver, and . party of ten people, In
two big cars, autoed In last Friday
coming by way Of the Yampa river
towns. Mr.. Speer and his party had
intended going to Marvine lodge for
. week or %, but the rain storms Of
the latter part Of last week caused
them 10 change their plans, and, after
staying couple Of days At the Meek
or hotel, started for the return trip to
Denver, going by way Of Rifle and
Glenwood. While here, Mr.. Speer
and his party were nicely entertained
By the Commercial club. During his
brief stay In Meeker, Denver's famed
mayor added quite few to his al.
ready large number Of friends. In ar
informal way, he talked delightfully."-
on verything but politics. To Tar
HERALD scribe he said he was out OF
politics for the time being, and wal
doing the best he knew how toward
giving Denver . business administra-
ton. We think he 10 succeeding I'D.
mirably.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1916-09-16
District Court

Convened Wednesday, with Judge
Shumate on the bench.
There is practically no criminal
business at this term, and the civil
cases are mostly of minor Importance.
So far, the time Of the court has been
taken up by water adjudication mat
ters.
Game violation cases, involving J.
v. Rice. John Ely and Dan Sykes,
we're disposed Of and the defendants
were assessed 500 each and costs.
A boy named Stiewig plead guilty
to stealing q saddle. The court has
not yet determined what to do with
the young fellow.
The disposition of civil cases will
probably take up the time of the
court till Monday or Tuesday.
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Try The Herald for a year.
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Cllamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhOea Remedy

This is a remedy that every family
should be provided with. Collie and
diarrhoea often come on suddenly and
it is Of the greatest Importance that
they be treated promptly. Consider
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No Catholic Party

. 1t il an excellent sign Of the move
ment Of the times to read the remark
by Bishop Hickey Of Rochester, N. Y,
before the convention Of the various
Catholic societies assembled recently
In New York City. The bishop said:
1--WE want no Catholic party In this
country" And later his views were
more definitely expressed In resolu-
ton adopted by the Catholic fedora
ton:
1--WE oppose the election of any CAN
didate for public office who solicits
support because Of his religious affil-
iations, and we earnestly solicit the
support Of all patriotic Americans to
join with US In opposing any party,
faction or individual who violates the
constitution Of the United States by
applying the religious test to any can-
didates for public positions.
This is the right spirit and one that
will lie welcomed by all red-blooded
Americana. Our people want no Cath
Ollie party. no Protestant party, no
Jewish party, or no Mormon party {;
we want no German party nor Irish
party nor Scandinavian party. What
We, as people, desire Is q nation of
Americans who will exercise their
best judgment on American policies
and vote their honest convictions. AS
the days go by we are getting more
and more Of this real Americanism,
and that Is what We should work for
day In and day out Grand Junction
News (Rep.).
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Non Coal Land

Department OF the Interior. U. s. Land Once ut
GlenwOOd Springs, Colo, September q, 1915.
NOTICE Is hereby given that James A.
Davis Of Meeker. Colorado. who, on Now
yember Is. fal2 made Homestead Entry Serial
No. O6e0s, for * ne4, neA seA Sec 80; swA
nwk, Sec ~. and who on June 4. 1915. made Adj
ditiOnal II. E.. Serial No: 0&sS for SEX nwE,
N, has nled notice Of intention to make Final
Three-year Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Henry J. Hay. U. 3.
commissioner, at Meeker. Colorado, on the
kth day Of November, 1916
Claimant names As witnesses:
David l.. Bills, Oliver L. Banner, AlansOn
Stith and Walter Warner, all Of Meekcr, Colo
DC. wEYAND,
el8-Ok Register.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1916-09-16

Constipation the Father Of Many
OF the numerous ills that affect hui
lnanity large share start with con-
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and they may be avoided. When a
laxative 10 needed take Chamberlain
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bowels but improve the appetite and
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1916-09-16

George Taylor, who was interested
In the early day development Of Gar
deld county, and built the Meeker
bridge across White river about thir-
ty years ago, and . party Of friends
autoed in to Meeker last Friday (from
Glenwood), and spent Saturday and
Sunday here. Mr.. Taylor Is now =
prosperous banker 1t Chicago, and
was on his way to the Pacific coast
TO spend the winter.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1916-09-16

A party composed Of Messrs. J. A.
Reudle, r. r. Horth, r. II. Davis
and v. G. Caldwell, comprising the
head men Of the Hugus company,
autographed 1t the Meeker hotel last
Friday. The party had autoed In
from Craig after inspecting the Hugus
string Of banks and stores on Yampa
river. The o. X. stamp was placed
on the Hugus plant At Meeker, after
which the party took the Pixies Peak
route on the return to Denver.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1916-09-16

A party of Oklahoma people came
this week, composed Of H. H. Hem
derson, the Boyles brothers and .
Mr.. Wear. The party came here to
look the country over, with view to
locating. On Tuesday John Service
took them up to the Limekiln section
and they we're 80 well pleased with 1t
that they will likely settle up there.
They are substantial and desirable
DeoDle.
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Harvest Home Supper
BY St. James Guild, Saturday, Sept. %
At the Old Davitt House

The ladies Of the st. James Guild
have just bought new organ and
earnestly solicit the support Of the
public ut this supper, since in this
manner they hope to raise money
toward . payment. 1915
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1916-09-16
Notice to Farmers

Twill operate the Riley Thresher
this season, and am prepared to
render good service At the same
rates as last year. Gus
Merritt, than whom there Is no
better threshing machine man
In the valley, will have charge of the
thresher.
s2-l8 d. r. RILEY.