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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-07-28
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A. J. Gordon has returned from a
business trip TO Savannah.
W. II. CrOfton. of Everett, was Wis
itor to the city yesterday.
B. PadrOsa left yestel day morning
on business trip TO Savannah
\ deSola Mendes is i'll Atlanta on
business.
w. c. Gibbs, Jesup attorney. spent
Yesterday in the city.
j. II. Latimer, of Waycross, was in
the city yesterday.
Manager c. II. Jewett. of the Hotel
St Simon, spent yesterday in the city.
Thomas A. Reed. of Atlanta, was in
the city yesterday.
Jon. NJ. Worshaw. of Atlanta was
in the city yesterday on business.
J. L. Soyars, of Waycross. was reg
istered at the Oglethorpe yesterday.
w, r. Parsons, Of Fitzgerald, spent
yesterday in the city.
r. A. Stone, of Savannah. was in
In & iTiy
w. j. and C. j. Justice. of Birming-
ham, Ala, were among the visitors
to the city yesterday.
w. 0. Hiatt, of st. Louis. Mo-, was
registered at the Oglethorpe Thurs
day.
G. e. Hyer. of the Atlantic Coast
Line, is spending few days in At
lanta.
w. II. McElreath, of Camden county
was among the visitors to the city
yesterday.
Rev. r. f. Boykin, who has been
away from the city for several weeks,
will return the middle of the coming
week.
G. T. Holiday and children left the
city yesterday for Alabama. where
they will spend some time with rela
tives and friends. Mr.. Holiday is off
on his vacation.
Geo. f. Armstrong, of Savannah,
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Arm
strong has recently returned from the
flooded area of North Carolina where
he was /detained by the waters.
DIR. ]. T. Maxwell will be in Bruins
wick Saturday, July 10Th.
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Eiiou Theatre-"The Clown" which
viii be shown at this theatre today,
with Victor Moore. the celebrated COM
i odlan, in the title role the Jesse L.
L2sky company rented an entire cir
Gus. This travelling organization hap
pened to be playing near the Lasky
! studio at the time the picture was be
ing produced and was promptly Sc
cured with ali its performers and
| equipment. To secure the audience
the Lasky company merely announc-
ed in the daily papers that the citizens
OF Los Angeles were invited to be their
guests at the performance and hun
dreds were turned away. Victor
Moore played the role of the princi-
pal clown but his main support was
made up of the regular artists of the
circus. Also a Paramount Photograph
Dent miss the program on Saturday;
it is one You Will long remember. Dou-
| glas Fairbanks in THE Habit of Hap
piness," and 3 2-reel keystone come
| dy.
The Tides-High water on the
Brunswick bar today at $50 a. m,
and 5:57 p. m; low water 11:45 a. M,
and 11:47 p. m.
The Weather-Partly cloudy today
with thunder showers probable; gen
tie to moderate shifting east winds.
Off for Observation-Disclosures Garabed,
known as Joe, the Turk" will speak
in Brunswick tonight for the last time
while On his present tour Of the south
in the interest OF the Salvation Army.
After his address tonight he will leave
for Jacksonville, Fla.
Secretary Smith Invited to Griffin
a. M Smith, secretary of the Bruins
wick 5oars of trade, who is now out
Of town on a business trip TO Birming
ham and Atlanta, Yesterday received
an invitation to attend the third an
nual meeting of Griffin and Spalding
county board of trade. The meeting
will be held in Griffin, Ca, Thursday
August 3.
Rev Roberts Off-Rev l.. E. Rob
erts left yesterday for College Park
Ca. where he will fill the pulpit of
the Baptist, church. The best wishes
of his many Brunswick friends go with
Dr. Roberts III his new passionate.
Back to His Post-William Crovatt,
who is attached to the United States
marine corps at Port Royal, S. c.,
and who has been visiting relatives
in the civ for several days, returned
to his post last night.
Tug Carolina" Here-The tugboat
Carolina" arrived at the Brunswick
dock yesterday from Charleston, S.
C. 1t came to this port to aid the
American steamship Newark, which
arrived here yesterday from Jackson
Vile crippled. Captain Walker has
charge OF the tug.
To Issue Now Direcory--Tha South
ern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
company will issue a new directory
August list. Manager r. L. Jordan is
busy adding new listings and making
corrections and any one wishing a
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-07-28

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The Strong Withstand the Heat of
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$500 &c F. THE WEEKEND, SAT-
URDAY SUPPER TO MONDAY
REAKFAST INCLUSIVE. ST. ST.
MONS HOTEL.
The new sanitary Barber Shop. OPP
ra House Building, Newcastle street
invites you to come in and give it
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The MGjeGt1c Clgny. Ll=nc ,,nly will
he best tobacco grown "a Cupa. by }
VI. Frim. at who are Judges OF
cal good 7nioke buy the "Maiel tic
sold ut eli drug stores.
Profitable, Convenient, Help
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-07-28

After a hot weeks work rest up at
The Bellevue Hotel, $500 weekend
rate.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-07-28

To Issue Now Direcory--The South
ern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
will issue new directory
August LIST Manager r. L. Jordan is
busy adding new listings and making
corrections and any one wishing
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-07-28

Profitable, Convenient, Help
ui and Surety are the Want Ads
f The News
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-07-28

change IN their present listing or to
have their name placed in the new di-
rectory should advise him at once All
corrections will have to be in his OF
fee by July 81.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-07-28

Experienced Piano Man Here-W
r. Smith. first class piano tuner. is
in the city for q few days. His work
consists of refinishing piano cases. re-
building and refi,ting piano and piano
players. lie rebuilt SO of the Augusta
Hood pianos in 1905. Just ont Of Way
cross and Blackshear where he left
over fifty satisfied customers. Anyone
wishing first class piano OF player
work would do well to see him Can
NickeTs & Mann, phone 375 or 141-M
and he viii call Examination made
free. Best OF references furnished All
work guaranteed os represented.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-07-28

Tug Carolina" 4ere-The tugboat
Carolina" arrived at the Brunswick
dock yesterday from Charleston, S.
C. 1t came to this port to aid the
American steamship Newark, which
arrived here yesterday from Jackson
vile crippled Captain Walker has
charge OF the tug.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-07-28

Back to His Post-William Crovatt,
who is attached to the United States
marine corps at Port Royal, S, c.,
and who has been visiting relatives
in the civ for several days, returned
to his post last night.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-07-28

Off for JacksonVilIe--Joe Garabed,
known as Joe, the Turk" will speak
in Brunswick tonight for the last time
while on his present tour Of the south
in the interest OF the Salvation Army.
After his address tonight he will leave
for Jacksonville, Fla
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-07-28

Rev Roberts Off-Rev l.. E. Rob
erts left yesterday for College Park,
Ga. where he will fill the pulpit of
the Baptist, church. The best wishes
Of his many Brunswick friends go with
Dr. Roberts III his new pastorate.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-07-28

The Tides-High water on the
Brunswick bar today at $50 a. m,
and 5:57 p, m; low water 11:45 a. M,
ana 11:47 p. m.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-07-28

The Weather-Partly cloudy today
with thunder showers probable; gen
tie to moderate shifting east winds.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
DOES
 A HEAP FUR
 H|S PURSE
Republican A. p. Leased wIrel

SANTA MONICA. Cal. Nov. 1C- Dario Resta won today. the NaDderblt cup for the second successive time: broke the Vanderbilt automobile road race record lY eleven niles per hour, with aa average speed of 3i.9S miles ar hour for the 294035 miles; set a new worlds road race .c4JrJ ard took tlc lead in the Ameritstn Allt". mobile Associa tion's S13.500 contest fer the title or Champion driver of America. Resta's lime was S:22:4S4 r was 9 race rnl ll'JrcI 5v injury ni death to contestants
 The three leaders broke the preVi- ous WuIld road are record Tia1e on the same course lv Teddy Te- ] 1T ln Ri. with an s"cTage of aS.N3 miles an hepr Tiis was not, lipw- over. q Vanderbilt CIT, race. Ralph Ie P,lina who |. ejaged 756O mi.cs Der hour ..'er tlir Santa Mpni. a course in 1911. held rhe Vanderbilt cup srctd record ul to today.
 The three who inished next in er,ler to Resta were Earl Cooper. W illiam Weightman, Clyde Roads.
 Val and Patterson. the only other survivors of the terrific strain on cars. were Jagged whie running.
 Nineteen drivers started the long grind over the S.401 mile triangular course at noon before an audience of thousands banked high on temporary Teachers facing the ocean on the straightaway and wove their way be- tween two deep hedges of standing room spectators that lined both side. of the course. Mechanical trouble ! caused most of the withdrawals, Rol- den alone suffering from the danger ous turns. He skidded and was ou. on the thirty-first lap.
 It was Resta's race soon after the start He. Aitken and C@Rper foroh, for honors from the start While Wm Neightmau Virginia snortsihan. little reckonee with before the race came home third
 Aitken took the lead in the first lap with Cooper ard Resta pursuing They fought 1t out with Resta stead lily. overcoming the handicap of his later start and pushing to the front in the fourteenth lap with Aitken and i Cooper trailing.
 Resta widened his lead lap after lap ard following Aitken's withdrawal after the twentieth lap with a broker cranAshaft he maintained a steady pace. al no stage of the race being i in danger Of his position The Ital-
 ians driving was not spectacular. ! He never 9lackened OF his turns 1 taking them with the same confidence ne displayed or the straightaways Several drivers brought the specta i tors to their feet as they rounded i the granstand stretch in cloud oi | dust following bad skids.
 ! Eddie Pullen was disqualified O. 1 his thirtieth lap for taking on gaso- i lire near ,ho Soldiers Home. Pller was in fourth place at the time o1 1 his disqualification. Rolden. whC | was forced out after oad skid in tn,
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
PAIR IF F|L[|ESSET NEW
 MARKS 0N FAST LOCAL TRACK

time trial heats to beat their former records. Wand handled the reins in 10th heats
 Louise de Lopez. a chestnut lilly. tro;ted the mic in 2:1fIt, breaking her former record of 2:19h ny five and ono-quartcr seconds. Zeta Lucille, aiso a chestnut lilly. paced the mile in 2;12 F breaking her former record of 2:l9h by six and three quarter seconds
 This is the fourth time that prod uct of the Hemett stock farm has bet tered it's track record on the Phoenix track this week. In one instance, a ycailing lilly, established a new worlds record.
 The regular events on the program were decided in straight heats. Zom- primo an Arizona bred horse and. en- tered by Dr. J. C. Belt of Phoenix, faced the starter in his Fist race of the year in the 2:12 pace and landed first money for the eighteenth time His time for the three heats was 2:O7h 2:07 and 2.06A
 In the second event, the 2;1S trot the Lark won without difficulty in the first heat was forced to extend itself in the second and was bested by Zolock in the third:
 The 2:09 trot failed to produce any sensations except that the Proof gave Esperanza. the winner. terrific strug- gle for first honors in the third heat. The Proof got second money. Vallejo King third and Columbia 1T. fourth.
 Summary:
 2:0e Trot-purse, s1,ooo. Esperanza, b. m. entered and
 driven by W. G. Durgee. ....1 1 The Proof, b. S., entered and
 driven by C. A. Spencer. 2 ? , Vallejo King, blk g., entered
 and driven bv Thos Smith. 8 3 3 Columbia T, b. m.. entered and
 driven by W. s. Smith. .4 4 4 Time: 2:09h, 2:O7%. 2:07%.
 2:12 Pace-Purse, S1,C0O. Zombrino. blk S.. entered by Dr.
 J. C. Belt, Bunch driver .1 l 1 Al Logan, brn. g., entered and
 driven by J. E. Montgomery. 2 , ? Mona Ansel, b. S., entered by
 Blosser & Finley. Finley driv-
 CT ...--....-.3 5 3 Ellen Douglas. D. m, entered by
 T. R. Pollock. Carmen driver 4 1 4 Time: 2:07A 2:07. 2:06H
 2:18 Trot-Purse, St,0o0. The Lark b. m entered and
 driven by w. c. Durfee ....1 1 4 Zolock Ear, br. g., entered and
 driven by Marsh Thompson 3 3 I Don de Lopez. entered and driv-
 ven by F. F. Ward ..2 ? Sadie View. br. m.. entered by
 w. l.. Pollock, DeRyder driv-
 CT ....-......... .....;..4 , Time: s:ilal, 2.llA, 2:le4.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17

All the awards have been made and satisfaction prevails.
 Mayor Rolf of San Francisco, car ried away high honors, with his black Cocker spanial. Mission. This dog won over three others of high class from the Bellmore kennels of Pasadena, all exhibited by Mrs. F. M. Connor. Mis- sion carried away the Judges cup. the Sidney P. Osborn cup and the w.. E.. Twitchell cup. MT. Twitchell is presi- dent of the Arizona Kennel club.
 Mrs. F. NJ. Tryon of Los Angeles, with Tryon's Queen Adele. won the Bear Drug company's cup for the best Boston terrier in the show. She beat the champion dog from the coast. Oh. Arroyo Adonis. but one good feature of the game was that the champion is to remain in Phoenix. having been pur-
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
CASA LOMA SPR|NTS UP LIN
 OUTSIDE; WINS THE DERBY

Sir Arvi, the favorite, won this event, with McjIn Arvie second ana Theda Bara third After the snare got away from the post, however she went faster than either of the othe: entries and would undoubtedly have pulled down first money if she had got aIi even start with the other two horses
 Goggety, the favorite, had little trouble in winning the si mile race by a half length, San Bernito finish ing second and Shrimp third.
 Summary:
 4 Mile Race-open-Purse s2oo GOggety, br. g., entered by Rem
 nolds & Higginbotham Warren) 1 San Bernito, entered by R. J.
 Shute (Passey) ............. 7 Shrimp, entered by J. L. Wade Oority) ................... 3 Tippy Duncan, entered by T. O'Rrien (Martin) ... Tight Boy entered by L. Mathews
 Time 1:17A.
 Xa Mile Race-Purse s15o Arizona Colts, 2-yr.-old Sir Arvi, entered by Hugh Camp
 ebll (Rilevt McGin Arvie, entered by Dan Xii
 man tPaSSey) ...........-....... Thcda Bara, entered by C. "
 Harding Wade) ................ 5
 Time. y seconds. Arizona Derby-Purse s500
 lis Mile Race-Open Casa Loma. gr. g., entered by W. N.
 Meadows (Riley) ................ 1 Barnard, br. E., entered by J. l.. Rice tMt'. .in' .............. 2 Harvest Fly, br. g.. entered by F. J.
 Shultz Armstrong; ............. 3 Regards, br. E., entered by R. J.
 Halstead (Warren) ......... 4 Charles J. Harvey, b. g., entered by
 M T. Piper (Sykes). .... , Time 4S
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
PHIL LYON COMING
 ID JUDGE CONTEST

Chanslor Lyon of Los Angeles. al most had to call time out while the Arizona fair auto races are being pre- pared and run, for two of that com pany's most prominent representatives are here in official capacities.
 Phil H. Lyon. one of the partners, arrives this morning. turning his back on the excitement of the Grand Frix race at Santa Monica Saturday in or der that he may officiate as one of the judges of tomorrow's local contest. Lyon is motor sportsman of consid- erable note and has done a great deal in the past for the auto racing depart ment of the state fair. He has been consistent packer of the sport, devoting much attention to the numerous Los Angeles to- Phoenix road races.
 Dick Hollingsworth. representative of the Chansler Lyon company in Ari- zona. has devoted practically two weeks of his time to the Dougias Phoenix and the track races. and will act tomorrow as \. A. A. starter. with Leon s. Jacobs. the well-known local attorney, and Bert Clingan as his assistants.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
NINE ENTERED FOR THE 10O-M|LER'
DRIVERS MEET
 TODAY AT NOON
 FUR POW-WON

With nine entries listed and paid TOT and the entry books open until shortly after noon today, tomorrow 100 mile automobile race begins to look like pretty much class. Of the nine cars ready now for the starters word, all are fast. and in spite of the fact that only the talent of Ari- zona, New Mexico and Texas has been called upon, the pilots show both courage and experience in tae.r lineup.
 Ordinarily, in a race like this, there would be a favorite, or perhaps sev- eral In the century run, however no drlver appears to stand out above the rest in popular or expert estimation.
 Numbers will be drawn entries closed ard instructions given to the drivers, mechanics and pit men at a meeting with the official body at tre chamber of commerce at noon today. Starter Dick Hollingsworth. Superin- tendent Warren McArthur, Referee Lyle Abbott and other officials will prepare the pilots for their effort Saturday.
 When it was learned yesterday that delivery could not be made of car of oil for the track, supply of about 5000 gallons was secured from Dr. '''.i LNllilGAt al lile lidSSdNdlNDI creamery, This will be applied Sat urday morning under pressure. after the cushion, or top layer of soft oa~th has been srraped off the course The big city water wagon will be used to put on the oil.
 Practice in Morninu
 The track will be opened for trials from : to s a. m. tomorrow. anI owing to the fact it vii be in use for scraping and spraying the rest of the day, entrants will not he per mitted to practice outside of that hour. The top rail of Ire inno~ fence will be removed along both turns. The entire outer fence h~1 alre2dy been taken down. These are safety first precautions always looked into by the Arizona Fair commission prior to an automobile speed event
 The short Ford entry list of d,v before yesterday was heightened by the addition of three ar fou~ n1c-e cars yesterday afternoon, and the novelty end of the program vii be
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17

ii;rc a T''io salesman at The Re publican office.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
chased by Will Ehrlich, Jr.

lies and Airdales, these prizes went to local exhibitors, while Charles Saun- ders of Bisbee, was classed in the winning.
 The Bull Terriers were well repre- sented, and the cup in this class weut to Thomas Imlcr. and second to Miss Ida McClarty William A. Bostrom carried away high hCnors with his pups in the Pomeranian breed Mrs Jack Tharpe was a winner with her high class Top Poodles, while Police Officer Sutherland's Phoenician Blackie Fox Terrier. along with George c. Brisbois' pointer, won cups. The contest in the Airdale class was between Jack Barber and R H. Gray, with Gray in the lead.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
Entries to Date foy 100
 Mile Automobile Race

well filled The Ford race will be run in tLree five mile heats and wall nay S250 to it's winners.
 Cars to be Inspected
 The technical committee for the promoters, consisting of Al Smith, R. G. Jones, Arthur Lind and l.. L. Jones, will pass on all the cars be- fore they are permitted to start This is to insure minimum of risk to d ivers and spectators.
 Road Race Money Paid
 Tom Shaughnessy yesterda mace out three checks which will he cdsDc 1 by E. l.. Cord, winner Of tic Doug ias-FnoeniX road race. Bert Hines of Douglas and Pete Tlomason. The money, including the $4O0 added to the purse by the Is entry tees, will total s2150 and is divided. s129g, S537.50 and S322.50.
 Officials Coming
 George P. Bullard, representing the contest board of tie American Auto mobile Association, who is m the coast officiating at the Santa Monica track. will return tomorrow morning and will probably he accompanied by Richard Kennerdell. chairman of the contest board. Phil Lyon, also of Los Angeles, will be here this morning, to look over the situation prior to acting as judge of the race. Other judges will be Luke Henderson. C. D. Messner and Fred Weber of this city and Bob Ryrns of Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17

Casa Ioma, overlooked by the off cial "dopesters" in picking winner for the feature event on the running program at the state fair grounds yesterday afternoon, won the annual Arizona Derby for purse of $500 by nosing out Barnard at the wire, in q great sprint down the stretch. Barnard and Harvest Fly the favor ties, finished in second and third places respectively.
 The distance was l and 1-16 miles and was covered in the remarkable time of 1:4S. The horses were punched almost the entire distance Iuntil the stretch was reached when Barnard, Harvest Fly and Casa Loma pulled out in front in the order named. The riders started their sprint early, but Casa Loma had the greater reserve power and carried across in front of Barnard by inches only. Harvest Fly in third was a head behind Barnard.
 Hundreds of dollars, it is stated changed hands as result of this race. Barnard and Harvest Fly were played bv many at even money against the field Regards was a -four to ten choice to win and Casa Loma was long shot to finish ahead of , the field Many took the field against Harvest Fly and Barnard at even money.
 Startcr Fed Mathews got in bad with the crowd wren he sent Sir Arvi and McGin Arvie away in the ona-half mile event under conditions that looked a+rvthing but satisfac- tory. Where were only three start CTS in this event and it is an uncom- | 1.f. the role when the field is so rnall, vet this is the misfortune suffered by Theda Bara. When Starter Mathews sent the two horses away from the barrier. wild roar went LID from the grandstand