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The Detroit times., 1916-07-08
Births
ROYS

BOYS
Karl Raetzel. 1884 Navy Humbert
Pauline. $50 Chestnut Vito Manyo'
sixteenth: Fred Warholak, i4s Gil
bert Allan Sheldon, $50 Seminole
Emanuel Fogel. $50 Crane, Jos. kor-
tas. 7t3 Mitchell; George Benedic. gig
baldwin Wojciech Wesolowicz, SO
Home. John Doolcy. 1852 Canton,
Nick Sica, 9s7 Twenty fourth: Chas.
Ierrait. SO Canton; Jozef Malaysia
$50 GARFIELD; Walter j. Leja, 'Si +.
KIRBY, Abe Leach. Womans' hospital I;
Harry w Bangay. Providence hos
dere; John r. Crosby. EOS Maybury
William schwab. 1888 sheridan, Wac
law Rybarczyk. 772 Dubois; Leo
Kryski. i39 Lovett; John kidon. l2Ss
McGraw; Karol szyszkowski: lS5
Grandy; Joseph rerrsnte; $sg Ro-
Adolph Fromel. as Ailendale; Har-
vey Harrison. $50 Peter Hunt. Eugene
Marcinkowski. $50 Thirtieth; George
Johnston, lol T.. Forest; Thomas G
OBrien. $40 Mayhury Grand Vim. +.
Galloway. Providence hospital, Peter
Dynda, 20 Pulaski Joseph J Knobel.
Is Albert: VIM. VI Mather. l2s sell
Ward f. Miller. $40 Howard; sam
Goldstcln. 2g7 T. Columbia; VIM
Melinsky. ?l2f Brewster; owen
~. stone. 80 Hazel. Louis DlNprin,
205 Delmar: Lowell l. Mann. saliva
ton Army Mat hospital; Myer Wat
nick. 1871 Division; WIN II. Rein, 5l5
Crane. Avery f. Hollansaed. $50
Concord.
Edward Mcrtun. 500 Magnolia {;
Walter Krull. 554 Fisher; Geo. r..
Rose. 227 Goodwin; August Schriber.
26l Duncan: J. Walter bertrand. III
Portage Leslie r. Arlington, Harper
hospital: Mike Bonderchuk. 90 Gates;
Chas. VIM Bale. 1925 Ellery; Buda
Wassll s. Harvard; John Seger,
1899 Baldwin; Jacob Koplowski, 16l
Thirty-ffth; John KArska. sl9 Gran
dy: Gustav w. Harma: 6l2 Lincoln
Francis waske,. 24l Thirty-seco9d;
ter. SIS pennsylvania; Iistu Glenn
ems, 1879 Twenty -hfth Artone Bon
darchuk, 90 Copeland David La
brecque. 1870 Il. Congress, Max
Rohnis. Woman's hospital; Leo An
tior. $50 Twenty-hfth, VIM. w. Wag-
ner, ss6 ST clair. John Wiczbicki
Pa Thirtieth; RAYMOND Gutowski. IS
Goldner. Imrich Belly. % Vanderbilt;
Henry Clancy. 62S Maybury Grand;
Jacob G. White. $50 Nineteenth:
Louis Balon. 25i0 Jefferson w:
Charles LIndquist 50 Roosevelt;
Refill. ESQ Fisher: Cecil G. Collins.
siS Monroe; Leonard @. Kamhout
105 Lynran-pl: Robert Bascombe. 49,
Kanter; Russell Brown. 23t Adelaide.
John Radia. 4l4 Theodore. Mia
Menzzapelle. ~ Chase; BILLY AintA
1875 Muliett: Francis ]. white. 1859
Field: George Linsev. ph As'i.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08
Father and Aunt of
William Brannigan
Are Principals
EACH MAKES
GRAVE CHARGES
Even the Past of Dead
Mother Is Delved
Into

The attachment of an aunt for her
eight-yeai-old nephew was pitted
against the fathers love for the boy,
Friday morning. In Judge Colling-
woods court, the boy pawn in the
writ OF habeas corpus proceedings
being William Brannigan. jr.. whose
father has pursued the elusive aunt
in whose custody he has been kept
for two years through half-a-dozen
cities.
The wind-up OF the flight came
May 81, when william Brannigan.
Sr.. a Cincinnati machinist. ran down
Mrs. Luella Kimball. his dead wife's
sister. at No. rs Sproat-st.. and with
temporary writ seized his long
missing son.
Since then William, Jr.. has been
In the Detention home. The contest
as to whether the father shall have
the son or the aunt the nephew has
been pending with preparations on
each side that stretched TO Cincin-
natl. TO several cities OF Kentucky.
and delved deep into the past OF the
lads dead mother, and the character
OF the aunt.
When the case came up before
Judge Tappan. June 2. the kimball
woman claimed that her sister. on
her death bed. gave her the care OF
little William. Brannigan was d.
vorced from his wife Jan. rs. 1913.
the mother getting the custody OF
the youngster.
With two attorneys from Clncin.
natl In court. the case promised to
develop into a bitter fight when AT.
torney George C. Capen's motion TO
have the boy given the father was
overruled.
ID. T. Hackett. OF Cincinnati. who
Is counsel with Capen for Brannigan,
declared that according to the Ohio
law the father became guardian OF
his child on the mothers death.
Handsomely dressed ia silk and
velvet dress, with an embroidered
girdle, and spotless white leather
shoes, the Kimball woman was
ready TO press her fight and press
her charges OF Brannigan unhtness
as a father.
This woman was living here al
No. l79 Peterboro-st. as a Mrs.
Flick" declared Attorney Copen.
Flick denies he is married TO her.
They broke and she had TO send the
lad TO st. Francis home. where he
STAYED until Christmas. Then she
became the housekeeper for Mr..
FORMER at No. Is Srroat-st.. where
she kent the boy. When We took
him away she threatened TO kill
Brannigan and William, TOO, II
court took him away from her the
youngster Is getting no schooling
and doesn't have a fathers care
Although Attorney Hackett declar'
ed that he had secured an amend
ment TO the divorce decree, from
the dead women last week. In Gin
cinnatI. giving BranDigan the boy.
Judge Collingwood ordered the case
tried.
81 never deserted my WIFE shout
cd Brannigan. when he was put on
tho stand In response 10 the neck
ling of Nathaniel Maxwell, OF Cin'
cInnati. THAT Kimbail woman tnere
look her to Lexington In August
1911. to lead life of shame. she
deserted me-"
Mrs. Kimball, 1t was shown mas
been divorced and denied the Gus
tody OF her own two children. The
I,,,ie how was brought from the de-
tcntion home TO the court.
The defense contends that brann'
can ia a drunkard and unable 10
sunpor, his son. lie ia employed oy
the Big Four.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

day will be the unwilling OF monu-
ment which is to be dedicated 10 the
two shore pixies. a large fish barbe-
cue and a boat ride on Lake Supe.
rior.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

According 10 tradition the bayonet
was first improvised AZ a mountain
fight IN Bayonne. when the Basques,
short OF ammunition. tied sickies TO
their muskets In rush upon the
Spanish enemy. The French took
up the word and the other nations
after them.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08
waterfall Going to Atlantic City.

Traffic Commissioner waterfall
OF the Board OF Commerce will leave
Saturday. for Atlantic City TO at
tend the adjourned hearing OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Monday relative TO an increase Of IL
cents a ton asked by railroads ship
ping coal to Detroit. The sessions
are expected 10 last 10 days. Mr..
v ..terfall said that they were TO
have been held In Washington. but
owing TO the heat had been transfer
red to Atlantic City.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08
REALTY MAN OUT
FOR ALDERMAN

Thomas Monroe, real estate sales
man. has entered the aldermanic
race in the Tenth ward on the Re-
publican ticket. lie lives at NO
669 Fourteenth-st.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED

Owing to the constantly in
creasing number of calls. we
require additional operators.
Pay while learning. Adj
vancement rapid. No slack
season. Apply Miss Middle
ton, Principal of Operators
School, Michigan State Tele-
phone Company, corner John
r and Madison.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08
FOR sALE-vACANT LOTS
SPECIAL BARGAINS

as IT,. LaSalle Gardens North.
north side. between La
Sale blvd. and Linwood. wow
IS IT.. LaSalle Gardens North,
north side. between Tweifth ana
and Fourteenth. ........... s'Soo
80 IT,, Euclid. south side, be-
tween Twelfth and Four am
teenth .........:..:.. i'0ov
80 IT.. Blaine. south side, be-
tween Twelfth and Four soo
teenth ............ LOW
IS H.. Blaine. north side. be-
tween Twelfth and Four "a,
OK Atkinson. Joy farm 1878
40 IT.. Atkinson, JOY farm. 2'oze
Two soft. lots on GOODWIN.
ave. between Spencer and
Silman. each ......:... l'fTo
BUSINESS FRONTAGE
40 IT, Twelfth-st., between
Pingree and Blaine. .s76 per loot
so IT., Linwood, between PIN
gree and Blaine. $50 per root
20 IT. Twelfth, between Viz
einia and Euclid. fl.s3S gross
40 r.. Twelfth, between Phil
adelphia and Pingree. .SS.foO
ASAM-RICHARDSON co.
40 Morat Bldg. Call Cherry ees
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08
statesmen

WIRE wORKERs--Must have expcr-
fence In channel iron work. Steady
work good pay. Write Tho Orna-
mental Iron Work Co. Akron. n.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

WANTED-Young girl to assist In
housewoTk and care OF children
go home nights. Hemlock 456j-M.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

COOK and chambermaid at once:
good wages to right party. lis St
Antoine.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

YOUNG GIRL 10 care for baby after
Moons Mrs. =. W Cobb lsS Bel
mont Hemiock 37ii-R.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

CHORUS GIRLS wanted Honeymoon
Co. after 8 p. m. East End the
alter. Jefferson car east to car
barns.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

COLORED or white girl for general
Homework. no laundry work: good
wages; city references $50 Second.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

Girl. for general homework; good
cook: no washing. 2e3 Putnam.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-Twenty-five wom-
en- for laundry work. No eX-
perience necessary. Partisan
Laundry, 43 Grand River.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

FEMALE HELr-All kinds OF laun-
dry help wanted. Paris Laundry.
202 Catherine-st
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

CAPABLE GIRL for homework;
must be good cook good wages,
references required. sos West Han
cock-ave.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08
HLr.r wANTED-rEMALE

ALL KINDS OF help wanted. Psri
Laundry. 202 Catherine.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

Prices. terms, streets and numbers
CT over 200 different properties per
month A telephone call will put
500. or address Dickinson Real
Estate Exchange. % Campau bldg.
Detroit. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

Lillibridge Ave.-Two-Flat
Near Mack paved, rooms and bath,
electric lights; only $500: $1,000
cash.
KINGON REAL ESTATE CO,
704 Whitney Bldg. Main 3l73.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-08
NEW HOME. $500

down; immediate possession; 3 bed
rooms near Virginia Park and
Hamilton car. Price $500. Call
Market G909.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-23
Hotel Rogers Arrivals.

Clyde F. Vim, city; F. W. Bor-
den, Dallas: +. ID. Poteet, Dallas
w A. Shaw Jr.. Dallas b. r. Smith,
I c. c.; Ben O Weatherly. St
Louis: b Nj Hudson. eague: w. w
Seals. Houston. M. Il. Jewell. DaI,
has; c. r. Graves. Rocket. II. H.
Webster. Dallas, II. r. Holland
Waco. j. w Poteet. Waco: 6. IT.
Edwards, Dallas. 6 r. Edwards
Dallas; ON Emerson. Kansas Ciw;
r. r Reed. CoFsicana. Il. + Hart.
Dallas ". S Robertson. Ennis
J 4. Ganman. elty; lack neall. bal
ies. ". C. Barnes ppllas. r. ".
Fort, Dallas; f. + Criswcld Dallas.
e. v. Caldwell. Chicag ] : Col
Inns. Dallas a. Potter. Dallas
fn0 " nay Dallas. Z. r. Roberts.
Dallas. Barton Rix nallas. a. ".
Blackburn. Greegsvilie. q. r snml-
son. Knox citY 8 Il. Freeman.
New York CITY, =. p c1rpben. Nea
York city r. q Mirra. Brandon
= Kilaueh berstar. q G. Sand
Sort Worth
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PERSONAL MENTION. .
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II. b. Hudson of league was here
yesterday.
7. f. Reid was up from Corsicana
Monday afternoon.
C. R. Graves of Rocket visited
in the city yesterday
W. s Robinson Of Ennis spent
yesterday in the city
Miss Adeline Moreland OF Dallas
is a guest of Miss Ruby Fondren on
Ferris avenue.
Mrs Wade Reed Of Fort Worth
is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Fletcher Curry, this week
Mrs. Rosa Holt has returned to
her home at Frisco after two
weeks visit With Mrs T. r. Fondren.
Mrs. NJ b. Kowalski and little
daughter of Brownsville arrived this
morning to visit her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. W A. Ownby.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-23

w. r. Walker. chlropractor. has
arranged 10 open offices here during
this morning hours of each day and
viii be found at Mrs Martins on
Elm street,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-23

spe hin n afdlifeu Sc his pas-
lorai auf.es ~ Aubrct Is president
81 iho penia5a pssary elab and
promlnent IN town boostins vefk
Al Deaisoa lie q tvss startl1e 81
ehaussuaua topr thar ~iii sske
him ~ far sect - ihe Pacific
coast
II sill hs 81 interest e be many
frsend. 20 knos that he hae recent
IL established = Tent aoase. o. open
fofuas for sahhsia Spornlns meei.
sngs on the ga.u 81 bis ehnrth yard
and has class OF more fhan one
hundred STAGE The class Nas or
sanlxed n February hr hAs lad 81
average attendance o. niaeiy lone
IN diaeaeslna the ehautsnaua
program FOR wnxahffhle be declared
il was ane Of the beet 20 be he'd
re had the tieas1re 81 hearing the
ilsydn chorus II Kansaa City during
last week and SAYS Il i unguesiinn-
ably great. He also recommends
Or. Hasdin's lecture. Civilization
~ tho Crnss Rohds tie says tho
subject 81 just little mislsadlne
because one thinks 1t will have 70
do wlth pioneer days. bat 10 the
contrary IL deals With very Use
subject the European var aad ia
effect % civilization.
Dr. Aubrey says Thnsiu.s band IL
Also very attractive number and
that Governor Glenn Il good. These
four mentioned nc declares we'll
werth the price Of the seagon ticket.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-23
Change In Managers.

N. FoIsy. manager of the South
land Cotton Oil company, has ten
sIered his resignation and wiIk leave
about Juno LIST for wyneewond, Ok
Iahama. where he win take simi-
lar position Mr. Feity has heen in
waxahaohie about year and he
haa made many warm friends who
regret that he Ii leaving He will
be succeeded as manager OF tha
Southland company by 4 r. Wea-
yer. manager 81 Planters Cotton
Oh company prior 70 tho sale Of the
property 10 the new firm OF Chap
man, Rrodhead and Noteworthy
The company Il fortunate In secur-
ing the services Of a man who ~
thoroughly familiar with trade con-
dissonK here ike Mr.. Weaver Is.
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LOCALS.
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For feed ana fuel paone Broad
head 4 Kennedy. Old phone 10. u
%
]. II. Quaite OF Oyilla was in
Naxahachie Tuesday on business.
lie reports crops growing and look
ing good In hIa.commnnity.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-23

Memhcrs or the local lodge OF
kiks are notified that "A meeting OF
the lodge viii be held az the lodge
room tonight. George F Roekhoid,
exalted ruler ~ the Dallas lodge.
wi;h members 81 that lodge viii DO
present and present the loving cup
won hy the Waxahashie lodge Tor
having brought the greatest number
% ladies 20 the state convention a
Dallas IN addition % this presenta-
ton service lunch vii BE- spread and
general good time IA expected
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-23

The little two-year-old daughter
of Mr.. aud Mrs. J. NJ kilgore, who
live on Kaufman street, has been
quito sick for several days. and Is
seriously ia today
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-23
oPEN MEETING or TIE
Music cLIg THIS EVENING,

The fuilo&tuE NI0Ht8H VIII ~
given this evening at the open meet.
lng Of the waxahaehie Music club.
glms library at $50:
a. Bowl OF Roses . tlarhn
b. swing Song ..... Lohr
Music Club Chorus.
Witches Dance Mep0weH
Miss Augusta Gates,
a. Away On the Hill
b A Little winding Road Ronald
q. The Ilird OF the Wilderness
ITursman
d. MY Heart at Thy Sweet Voice"
from Samson and Deli'ah-~ Saint.
Saens.
Miss Belle Hughes,
King Robert Of sicily Miss Mil
bred Bennett nand Misc August
Bates
a May Morning Denza
Music Club Chorus
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%
j. II. Quaite OF Ovilla was in
Waxahaehio Tuesday on business.
lie reports crops growing and look
/ ing good In hls.commnnity.
w. r. Walker. chiropractor. has
arranged 10 open offices here during
tba morning hours of each day and
Will be found at Mrs. Martins on
Elm street.
The little two-y ear-oId daughter
Iof Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ kilgore, who
live on Kaufman street, has been
lauito sick for several days, and Is
seriously ia today
A handsome new liquid fount Is
being installcd this week at Nc
Iladea drug store on the south side
~ the square. Mr.. McDade expects
| "a have II rendy to open for business
about June LIST.
Leland Baker. son of J. u. Baker,
lis visiting with his brother. Lam
Idon Baker. at Henderson during
week at the Hendet-
son high school where Landon Is
teaching
Miss Mittie Morris. daughter of
Mr.. and Mra w +. Morris who live
On College street. was operated on
al the local sanitarium Monday after
noon for appendicitis. Late reports
from her hedsido say she is getting
along nicely
The Waxahachie Music club Will
have It's annual open meeting tonight
n i so o'clock al Sims library
The public has cordial invitation
To attend splendid program has
heen arranged.
Al meeting OF the baseball di-
Irectors. held this morning, 1t was de-
ciaed to admit children under s
years OF age to the ball park at 10
cents each The directors decided
that a great many children wanted TO
see the game but could not pay the
lfun price and have very generously
decided upon the reduced rates. This
Twin apply to all games.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-23

She had contemplated spending this
commencement season with Trinity
friends, and was to have been a
guest at Drane Hall. Miss Sloan
had planned to spend the month of
June in Texas, much of the time with
Miss Dorothy Drane at Corsicana.
The Daily Light gives the rows
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-23
Marketing Association.

Marketing Association.
The Ellis County Marketing ass
citation is called to meet in speci'
session at the Chamber of Con
MERGE rooms on Saturday at IA
O'Clock for important business a
members please take notice.
S. Fl. MOSES, President.
The Daily Ligft gives the nes1
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{ Il. ArnREN -
liERE FOR tfsiT TODAY

u. AUBREY, pastor Of the
shytcrisn church At Deni-
oectsng old ftienas In the
while enrnule 10 Abilene
will appear on the chau-
eKran Or Aubrey Has .
khllnT Aubrey. in school
The evening world., 1916-06-03
Many "Layers' Forced
To the Wall at Belmont

Louisville, to-day. Eleven OF the
American turf's best all-aged horses
are named as probable starters. The
handicap Is worth approximately
$4,000, and is the richest stake in
America this year for all-aged start
ers. Despite his impoSt of 1872 pounds,
which Is top weight, Roamer. Andrew
Miiler's star, which was shipped from
this city just to start in the stake.
Will 60 TO the post a favorite. l3or-
row and Hodge. tho former the VIM
supporters, especially II the track is
muddy.
Ina Claire was scratched from the
third race because Jockey Ball. who
had been engaged TO ride her. was
still on the ground, owing to his ques-
toned ride on Ambrose on Thursday
horses to finish the stecplechase yes
terday. There were only three start
ers, but Little Nearer. which was
tipped as sure winner. fell at the
fourth jump and Agon hit the top of
the ninth jump so hard that he un-
seated Rider Csntwell. This left
Thomas llitchcoCk's entry TO finish
alone, hut many times before he
passed across the line he threatened
to fall,
Tho Toboggan Handicap features
to-day's card at Belmont. The fields
are larger than has been customary
and good racing should result. James
Buffers stable, with Spur and High
Noon coupled. may win the Tohoggan.
The Saratoga Association has Just
announced it's lis; OF events for the
meeting at the Spa starting July 81.
The list OF feature events:
Monday, July 81, the Shillelah
| Steeplechase, three year olds and up:
the United States Hotel. two-ycar-
olds; the Saratoga Handicap. three
, year-olds and up. Tuesday, Aug. l.
the Seneca. three year olds; Wednes-
day, Aug. 2, the Spinaway, fillies two
years old. Thursday, Aug. 3. the
! Catskill. three year olds and up. FRI
| day, Aug 4, overnight events. Satur-
day, Aug. s. the North American
| Steeplechase. three -year-olds and
up: the Sanford Memorial, two-year-
olds: the Travcrs, thrce-ycar- olds
Monday. Aug 7. the Delaware Handi-
cap, three -year-clds and up. Tues
! day, Aug. s. the Troy. two-year- olds
| Wednesday. Aug 9. the Flash. two
year oids. Thursday, Aug. 10. the
| Alabama. f,llies three years old. FRI
day, Aug. IL, overnight events. Sat
urday, Aug. IL. the Saratoga Special
two year olds; the Champlain Handi-
cap, three year olds and up. Monday
, Aug. IA. the Kentucky, hllios tive
years old. Tuesday. Aug. Is. the Sar-
anac Handicap, three year olds
| Wednesday. Aug, 16, the Grab Bar
Handicap. two-year- olds. Thursday
Aug. IT, the Mohawk, three year olds
Friday, Aug. IS, overnight events
Saturday, AUG. 10. the Saratogf
Steeplechase, four-year- olds and up
the Grand Union Hotel. two-year,
olds: the Merchants and Citizens
Handicap, three-year- and up
Monday, Aug. 81. the Albany Handi,
! cap, two year olds. Tuesday, Aug. %
the Huron Handicap, three year olds
Wednesday, Aug, 23. the Adirondack
Handicap, three-year- -olds. Thurs
day, Aug. "a, the Amsterdam. three
year olds and UP. Friday. Aug. 25
| overnight events. Saturday, Aug. 26
the Beverwyck Steeplechase, three
year-olds and up; the Hopeful, two
year olds; the Saratoga Cup. three
year olds and up.
The evening world., 1916-06-03
BU BOzen,an Buiger.

nETWEEN SILVER cups straw h"'s
y and umpires. it. was roush
homecoming for thc><siants, but
virtue triumphed in the end. Car
ence Mitchell, the left-handed pitch
ing hero OF the Reds. now seeking
permanent job-and very ANXIOUS
about it-had the satisfaction or
trimming the coming champions vain
his bride seated In the srandstahd
where she could near the Wuiituuo
applaud the groom.
Mrs. Mitchell saw "A lot Not only
did she observe a thorough tanning OF
tne hlttingest club IA tnc league, uul
she was privileged 10 see Clarence
START inc mai RAINY wilh iherIto-
r,uus wallop 10 centre IN lhe thir-
,oonth inning. Such left handed
nitching as Clarence Kept up Tor
nose thirteen innings me uiahls
have not seen for many moons
Hut returning to the cups s'rh"
hats and unpIrcs: lho hrSl oo-
stacle the Giants tried IN VAN 10
overcome was the pfoN.rp'ai J'hN
thni IA supposed to accompany a
,rrsentation, and this time II nap
nen,d To be the magnificent cups
rrnyidcd and delivered Dy Euulc
r,nnard. the minstrel. Eddie had
h,en warned that silver cups were
"A ink. but 80 wrapped UP was he
in the ceremony that ne oHeieu 10
net $500 that tney Would not DO Il
INK. We arc hoping that he ala
moi get down the bet. Ihen calne
the straw mats ,..
uaying been on the road. Davy
RoDertson was not prepared Tor New
York's early rush on Inc straw Styles,
and when a line fly noaled to him
in the nrst innlns 1t came fISht
through vision Of summer hds 50
confusing as to make him lose sight
OF tho BAH and let II 30 for long
WALTON that undid Mathcwson,
Now. TO make the AFFAIR all the
less innuspicious, Umpire Nal Eason
huJ 10 can Fred Merklc out at FIRST
ON a bunt and cut OF tho run that
would have tied the score, ana that,
eventually, would have won for New
York. Nal has his bad days, but he
! is not biased. In the urst inning he
! called Homie Groh out at third, when
! to all cNtcutS and purposes ne looked
perfectly safc from the grandstand.
lust one more exhibit to prove con-
! clusively the influence OF the JinX:
| poll" Perritt pitched nine full in
|
only to have II tossed away in the
thirteenth by the oldest play OF the
year
With three on base and one out, a
hot groundcr was hit AT Mcrklc. BY
"A beautiful play fred gOt the runner
at the plate, but Rdridcn, in attempt
ing TO make 1t double, threw to
first badly, allowing the winning run
To score. Then, as Merkle picked up
the ball and stood there cogitating
ON the break of things, Hal Chase
romped homo with an extra run sc
as 10 make the thing safe and sound
Such was the homecoming OF the
record breakers.
II was another glorious oppor-
turlty for tho Giants to assume
tho lead, but tho moment phey
saw that Brooklyn had tossed a
game TO Pittsburgh tho pep Ap-
psarsd to die out. Had MeGrsw's
man vAop they vxould haya hs.n