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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-29

0Wed some power the glthe gle ~
TO zee ourselves - other see III"
~How much better If by spells
! Others would see ~ a. we see our
= selves"
T Arc your hesses brown7 The h4ir
generally rules the heart among women.
The coloring IS often typical of our
temperament. The curly haired girl be-
speaks vim and vivacity, is not shy or
easily frightened, and of determined ma
lure.
The straight haired, dark woman
comes next to her in energy; is able to
influence others and has more determine
=: ation and intensity. The woman for
innate in possessing golden or red hair
is impulsive and warm hearted, yet a
trile capricious.
Blonde damse1s are supposed to be
cool and collected in an emergency and
make splendid business women.
: Coarse, heavy hair generally indicates
q strong constitution and stubborn dis
position, while fine hair denotes gentle
ness and refinement.
No matter what the color of your hair
you are most likely interested to know
how to arrange your head dress this
season.
Hats and hair dress joyously agree
In purchasing your hat you shoulc
suit the hat to the head dress, either
high or low couture is in good style
A woman naturally desires to arrange
her browning glory as becomingly a:
possible. The low couture is ASSOCIATED
with youthfulness and may deduct ter
years from the appearance of the face
The woman with regular feature
hooks we'll with her hair done high, bu
the CLASSIC type and the possessor of :
small, wel1.shaped head looks best witt
her hair worn low.
A high brow may be the sign of in
telligence, but low brow is more sig1
of beauty. If the hair is brought bacl
from the face in a severe style, it il
xbetter to droop the hair little over tn,
Forehead, or if few curls stray ove
the ears they can be kept in place will
the white of an egg until they do so O.
their own accord.
Use brush for your hair with tn
bristles far apart to render it easily KEEP
clean. Let the hair hang in loose braid
after brushing it at least so strokes eacl
night
About twice a week the scalp shoul'
be thoroughly massaged, and once ever.
two weeks is none too often for sham
poo. Always melt the soap and neve
use the cake on the scalp.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-29
Serene Sarcasm.

''You have completely upset my train
Of thought, exclaimed the irascible,
man. ~ - - n: e~ s@es + ' ,"
II shouldn't call anything so easily
upset tra1n," commented his irritat-
ing wife. tits more like canoe."-
Washington Star.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-29
A NaturalAMiSka ke

The Confused Lady Shopper Beg par.
don, sir, but are you tloorwalker? The
Muddled Man Shopper Where else
could I walk Do 4 look like q fly 3
Exchange. 55
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-29
Ducks Beginning TO Fly

When the cold weather starts in
the ducks start in to- fly. They
Haven't begun yet " The best kind
sof shooting is over decoys. We have
the best kind, of decoys. The kind
that attracts the; ducks. They do
Everything but call them Come in
and look them over, then take 'em
out and shoot over them. c.@t e.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-29
Certain.teod ---CortainIv

That's what they all want and ask,
for and insist upon when they want
roofing paper. Il costs no more than,
the ordinary kind and lasts much
longer. We carry all CERTAIN
'TEED PRODUCTS. Watch our ad in
the Daily Pioneer, Monday. It's q
regular exclusive, ,CERTAIN-TEED
ad. Good stu # and good reading. !,
The average American youth Just
;revels in the joy Of Ie1patiating on
what his parents don't know.
Is there anybody left who wants
to become q candidate for some Office
Or another? Il there Is, let's, forget
him III sfsss 81 q Ne
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-29
PEERLESS UNIVERSAL
TRIUMPH WAGONS RUN EASY

i ]. B. Main, Turtle River, bought, .
Triumph wagon this week. These
Triumph wagons give good service
and run easy.
Triumph wagon gears, $500.
Y Five Der cent. less for cash 7. u WAN ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-29

Want to enjoy life?;@ Do IT. then
NO one is preventing you.a
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-29

School days are good days, but we
seldom realize it until they have
passed beyond our reach. " Il 3 /.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-29
By Peu Poww

pw1d some power. the giftie gle 10
10 zee ourselves a. Other zee Us"
How much better if by spells
Others would see ~ a. we see our
!, Selves
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-29
Universal Is Beauty
Will Make Big Hit Among Users This
Winter; Has Many Advantages
Over Other Stoves.

The Peerless Universal, three-fue
hard coal base burner saves fuel be-
cause it has more radiation than any
other.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-13

Die Miiniiter Der Gntente-NGdte
babcn in gonlugnc cine &onferens
abgebalten nnb ale m0glidem Mmge-
legcnbeiten belprDden, barnnter audi
Die fiir5lid BON @rep, Nsqnitb mnb
glubern gebaltenen Geben. Gs ,pnr-
De beId)loiIen, oak pom ben Gntente-
miniitern mno aaoern berpurragen-
oen Eeri6ulidfeiten in ben Gntentc-
l6noerm feine 6ffentlidem Heoen
gebaltem luerSen iollten. gmdJ iibcr
bic Sinan5lagc iunroe geiproden
mno babel iOa iidJ .oann cSplsenbes
ergeberf baben: bic finansielle Gage
Der alliiertcm 1T bnrdjams nid)t be.
fricoigenb. Die amerifnniiden Sire,
bite iiib mnscfGbr erfdSpft nnb bic
gieierbcn reiden nur ams, nm bic
Ialfcnoen Seitellmnsen at bcden. Sn
Calais tunrSe ieiner 3eit beldlpiIen,
SaH Gugfnnb bic @eramtiuortnna fir
Die anIeiben ieiner gllliiertem ii6er-
me6men iplle, bah bat man iett ba-
hin aeanoert, oai, ssranfreid fir bic
biz iett gemadjten NnIeiben NIT
perantiuortlidl lit. Slmerifa ipill ben
9fniIem GeIS boritrefen, pbnc be-
Ionberc Giderbeit, iucmn linn oafir
aeiuife GanbeIsfonseiiionen semadJt
iuerSen. Die In 2un6pn befinblidje
@oloreierpe Der 9lniTrn bon 375 Wiil-
Iipnen Rnbel ioll nod bur bem IL.
9ippcmber nadj Sselu sDorf seidafft
iucrSen. Gnsliidc nnb frans6iildje
9iegiernnasbeamtte iueroem NIT bent
ielbem Sdnff madj glmerifa fommen,
NIT benz bic Golbrelerbc gcidlift
iuirS, iie iuplIen bier iueitere Ser
famSImnsen fibren. Stalien fat bic
&pnferens in Calais oabon in aennt-
nis aeiett, bah iein @erimdL In Ne'u
gprf 500 Millionem ~ bergen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-13
SurSe ueberlidt.

Hraiibent @ilipn mill an=
ecblid) nodrnals uerindem, ben
;srieben berbeismfiibren.
sSn @afbinston ioa clue
&onferens iiber Die ltnteriec-
buot slmselesenbeit itattfin-
ben.
Cine 2unboner 9epeIde giebt
AnfflGrnna Der 8ioeripriid)e
in ben @eridJten iiber bic 9p-
brmbidJa.
Die 0elltlden nebnlen an
Ser Warajoiufa cine rniiiId)e
SteQnng. =
Yei6e 1sarteien melben Gr-
fplge an Der 0rense bon 9fi-
inanien mno Sie6enbiirsen.
Sn Nsnse6Dnien an Der,
Gerna riifen Die Serben etluas
Spr.
Die yransoien iOllen jett
bollitGnoig i'm geiit pon Sallp-
Salliiel ieim.
Der amerifaniidDe 9ampfer
yGplnmbian1 iuirD pDn einem
oent1djen ltnterieeboot ir oan
Gritno gebpbrt.
Die griediideu Gebellea
mpllen ppn ben in glmerifn
npbnenoen @riedem Welb bpr-
gen.
Die finansielle Gage Der M-
Iiierten lit anldeinen6 cine
Iebr nnbefriebigenbe.
@on SeittId)er Scitc ipiro be-
banptet, bic Snitrnftion Der
eugiiifJcn 9lbmiralitGt nm
/ GanffabrteiIdiffs, ltnteriee-
boute iufort, iuenn iic in Sidjt
tamcn, anSnsreifen, lei nod
iatmer in Strait.
Der glmfrnf snr yilonns Der
nenen pulniidJcn slrmee lit err
laiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-13

gebanptnns, belsiide 9lrbeiter iuiir-
ben pon ben 9entiden gesiunngen,
in belsiIden @affenfabrifen sit ar
beiteit, fiir cine 2iige.
.sSn Ser ltmgebnng ppn Berlin
fitbr Elm 3itg Der Sabn, Die bpn Ser
lin mad aonitantinopel fiibrt in ei-
ne gnsabf lramen, bie, nm eine1n
anoerm 3ag aassmiueidem, seraOe
por ben aonitantinopel 3ns sera=
ten iuaren. Gs berridte sur 3eit
otdter Nebel. Nemnsebn sSrancit
ipmrDen get0tet.
9lus 2onbon miro genleloet, oaB
cine sSrieoensberianlntlnng, Ole III
Cardiff abgebalten ipurbe, ni6t al
gltoe gefiibrt neroen fonnte,s ipcil
cine na6 nebreren Saulenoen 5ab=
lenoe Wenidenmaiie in Die Ser
iammlnng brang uno iie auseinag-
oertrieb.
Canada ion ieit Dem 81. Sftober
1877 WiQionen Collar fir &rieg3-
foIten ansgegeben baben
Cine nidt iebr smperlailige Gepe-
idJe aus &aibimston melOet, Der
Rraiibent iperbe geitiikt ai1f 8eridte
nmierer &pninlm ,tmb anSerer eiil-
iidtspollem 2ente, iiber bie algemei=
ne Gage lit ben &riegslanbern, cine
nene geluegnns sur Ser6eifiibrnng
bes ssriebems beginnen. Gr pirb ei=
men gSaffenitillitamo lporidJlagen.
@ir fiird,ten, er iuirS nit Oieient
aGsemeineu @affenitilitatlo ebeniu
luenis Slid baben, uie nit feinen
friiberen ,@erfnden. s
Sn Neip lpnSon, Conn, iuar
Sanitas Elm Geriidt in ltnrlanf, oaf
oie llnterieebppte ult-57" nnb III
50" lid, IN Der Nabe bon 8lof S.
lanO amfbieften. Sas @eriid)t ipar-
Sc aber nidlt beitatigt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-13

ZwiItlgkeilen
nnter ben merit, annlmii=
1dren anSgbrDdeu.
Soldater erftlurdet.
Refine Rdumulrs Chi
huahua's.
GnergifNes Huftreteu anTeres
PraIidenten.

= Gs betRt 1ekt, 5luiidlen ben
merifaniidem Wiitsliebern Der Som
nliiiipn in sltlantie GitD lei Gtrclt
amsgebrudJen. Eami l1n6 8pnillns
batten iid) nit ibrem 9pleaen Ga
bfera ersarnt Hno lpiiroem Garran5a
bDdit iuabrideinIidJ eriuden, i'm
absmbernfen. Sic iuiiroen oann pDr-
ldllasen, NIT Garransa lelbit cine
&onferena in einem Srte an Der
Wrense absmbalten. Cine an6ere Or
peide meloet bagesen, sic aonfe-
rena Die Der ,nerifaniidje 9iilfs-
finanaminiiter Nietp nit Cabrera in
Ebilabelpbia gebabt babe, Iaile ber=
nt1ten, baf bic &omn1iiIiun iid balo
anf beitintttte geidInffe einisen
iuer6e. 9eietD 6abe namlidJ Cabrera
flnr gemadt, oie Gonferen5 miiiIe
fid einig lperoen, ipnit f6nne Gar
ransa in ben Ser. Staaten fem
8elb befommen.
- Sest1 2areoo tpnroen ar1 Cams
tag morgen, 5tpei Soloaten bonn
14ten anpaaerie Negilnerlt, Sores
grtbur llnb MeGnigbt, BON Dem
&orporal 8. 5tnitb eridollen uno
| Elm oritter Nomens Corners lhtper
bertpunoet. Smitb NOR anIdeineno
ploblih berriidt geiporoer
glms Sarebo iuirb id)pn iuie6er
Ser trasiide Sob slueier SDIbaten
semelbet, Der cine, Saul Sorrep,
bpm 8. sSnfanterie 9egiinent, ipnr-
be Dpn einen 3ms ii6erfabren iino
Ser anoere, Wiidael .6ebin Dom H.
Gapallerie =9ieginetlt, iunrbe anf Der
Strafe sef,tn6en nnb 1T wabrIdein-
lid in nod rid)t aufgeflGrter 8eiie
erntprbet iuoroen.
- glnf cine Sies6esiiglidc glnfra-
ge bun @aibingtun aus fat Die meri=
faniIde yegiernng Der nnirigen NIT
geteilt, man oenfe nid)t 0aran, Git
bMa6na 81 ranmen. Dian babc erit
fiirslidl &eritarfnngen Oprtbin se-s
Id)ift.
- Senator Sbepparo ioll crflart
ba6en, es lei iebr iuabrideinlid), oaf,
ErGiibent @ilIun fiinftia enersiid)er
in MericD amftreten iuer6e.
Die amerifaniiden Mitglieoer
Ser amerifaniidl inerifaniidJen Som
miiIipn in Mtlantie gitp baben bic
geadrid)t erbaltei1 0nf @illa einen
3niammenitpi! nit ben Srmppem
Garran5a's permieben fat, inSem er
iidJ nit ieinen 2enten mad Siioen
at iuamote. Gr befinbe ii6 jctt an
| ser 8rense Ses Staates Gnrnngu.
- genjamin graban, Elm sSeont"
bes General Eeribing, 1T In Jua.
req nnter Der glmflage Derbaftrt
iuoroen, friiber 81 BEN Srnppen Til-
la's geb6rt nnb als ptrainmaiter"
fir lin flngicrt SIT babem.
Die 3apatiitas Iollen am I.
9eopernber in Der @egeilo BON Con-
treras I'M Staate Morelos BEL Dem
lleberfaa auf einen 9abn5ug nabe-
gu bunoert Herionen getotet ba6ell,
M6nner, Srauen rno ainoer, oarlH=
ter cine 9ln5obI Garron5iltas Bon
on ben 2eliten nuf Dem 3uge ioll
nllr Elm einaiger, Der Sallptmana
Iriegos, entfomnlen iein. sluh
ipuroe Der 3ug pollfonunen atsge-
3pIiinbert 1ino Die 2eifen Der Gr-
nloroeten fait naft aitsge5ogen
- Sn grplunspille aebt iuieber
einmal bas 8eriid)t nm, Snis DC Ia
GpIa, Der Sanoitenfiibrer, Der iei-
nerseit mebrere 9iambiiberfalle IN
Seras madlte, lei tot; entlueoer ei-
mes natiirlid)en SuOes seitorben
uSer bingeridltet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-13

s(us Managlla in 9sicaragna
miro gemeIoet, es lei iii Gotta Gica
cine 8eridporllng gegen oas Seben
oes erfpdblten Erdiioellten BON
geicaragua, emilio Gbamorro. emit
6edt poroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-13

- 8rdiioent @iIion lit am Soni-
tag abeno nah @aibingtoii 5uriid-
gefebrt uno miro feline slnltsge-
ihafte nnoer5iiglih uieoer alifneb.
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-13
3mr @abl.

2eT UuullutlUlYe SeIlu|l uueI utt
@abl in Stem S5anlpibire giebt 8il=
Jon 43,7S7 unb Sugbes 1924
Stimnlen. @ilion bat alio cine Wa-
iorit1t bon So Stintnlen erbalten
llno oie orei GIeftoralitinnren bes
Gtaates peroen ibm 5ufallell tDenn
cine ettuaige bodybuilding oas Grgeb~
mis- nidt nod peranoert.
Nus SEEM Oorf miro gerlleloet, Die
oortigen repltblifallilden 9iibrer ge-
ben oem 4arlpaeneleiter @ilcpr bic
SduIo, baB Sugbes niAt gelpablt
lporoen iei. gsileor babe Die Sam
pagne i6left geleitet. 9os ent5iebt
iih natiirIidl ser 8eltrteililng Ser
SernerItebenoen.
g(lem g(nI6eines nod neroen Sic
Nepublifaner cine MaiortGt i'm He-
prdientantenbauie oes aongreIfes
baben, 10 iiebt es menigltens iest
aus uno bann neroen lie i'm Stanoe
leirL ni6t MIR cine poaitdnoige aon=
trolle i'm Sang Der Serbaflolungen
aussuii6en, Ior,oeri1 aud) bie gan5e
Organization beberrlhen. 9iepr1=
ientant Manp iuiirbe Spreder uno
ieoes &ontite ipiiroe einen 9iepnbIi-
faner, gum goriibenoen erbolten.
@an8 flar lit Die Sit1ation aber nod
ni6t.
Die offi5eGe 3dblllng oes @abl-
ergebnis in Californian 6egirlnt
morgen. 9is iebt bat 8ilion cine
Wiaioritdt BON 327S Stinlunen.
Siebsebn Ire5infte baben nod nidt
berihtet. gs beiBt aber, lie iperoen
oos 9feiiiltat nidt peientli6 peran-
bern
ougbes llno @ilcor, Ser 8orlibeh=
De oes republifanii6en Nationalfo-
mites, iollen, ipie aus Stem Dorf
gerneloet miro, nod irnrner oie Soft
.nung nidt allfgegeben baben, oaB
Die offt5ielle 3dblilng Der Stimnlen
oen 9fepltblifonern oie Moioritdt
oes Gleftoralpotllrns giebt.
= 9as Wearine WeiniIterillm
beabiidtigt, 0rei nene l1ebungsIager
fir Warine : gteierpilten ein5urih-
ten. Sas cine miro an Der atlanti..
l6en GiiIte, bas 5ipeite am Mifigm
See in Ser gtabe bon Chicago ano
oas brittle on Der pa5ifiidlen Siilte
etabliert iperoen.
Ser meme Snper-0reaononq1t
.slri5o1a" bot BEN Srooflpner
Sdiffsbaubof perfuiien mo iid nah
9fenport begeben. Die rs(riSona"
miro iid5 ip1ter in @erneini6aft NIT
ibrem Sdtpeiteri6iff a8ennIplpa-
mia" an oen BON ser atlantiid)en
SSlotte abge6oltenen Sdieffibunaeit
beteiligen unb ihre nenen tAsoai-
gen @eidpite probieren.
= gs beitebt Die 9lbiid)t, Groii-
Dent Gincoln in Nilnailfee elm Mir
oiges 8eitfinal su leben. Die erlten
Sdritte bier5it fino oiird) 9iirger-
meilter Sonn getan iporoen, ipeIder
elm greflitipfornite ernannte, oas Die
Blame fir cine erfolgreihe aam-
pagne ausarbeiten ion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-23
VOLLEYBALL TITLE AT
 STAKE AT Y. M. c. A.

The annual championship volley ball tournament will be played tonight at S:15 o'clock. The teams are all ready and anxious to get together-they are well matched and a hectic struggle is antici- pated. R. L. Cross will officiate with Lee Allen Brooks and Karl Platowsly assisting. Arrangements have been made to entertain the crowd in the lobby fol- lowing the game, The drawing for the first round is as follows: Giants vs. Electrics; Saxons vs. Highlanders.
 Members of the teams are as follows:'
 Electrics-R. O. Launey, captain; T. s. Lucius, M. L. Morrill,, J. F. Muller, D. S. Richard, w. E. Hargrove, Frank Ham, mond, J. M. Franklin. O. B. Diffley
 Giants-L. l.. Doty, captain;. J. T. Jones, S. Creswell, c. w. James. U. T. Morton, R. O. Garrett. T. J. Hall, E. Mcintosh. E. H. Knight.
 SaXons-C B. McVicar, captain; H. E. Williams, w. H. Suydam, T. B. Gull ledge. R. S. McPike, E. A. Carter, Madlin Smith, B. l. Trotter
 Highlanders-Chester Braune, captain; R. L. Gower, Joe Embry. Cecil Parker, Hunter Wallace, Francis Stone, G. Chis- holm, V. R. Pritchard
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-23
HARVARD MEETS
 YALE IN ANNUAL
 REGATTA TODAY
Harvard Adherents Offer- ing Odds-Yale Draws Eastern Lane of the
 Thames River

New London. Conn. June 22-The oarsmen of Harvard and Yale tomor- row will meet in their fiftieth aquatic battle.
 Harvard adherents were inclined to offer odds on their varsity combination until it was known that the Yale var sity and freshmen shells had drawn the east lane and then there was q tendency toward even money. Veteran river men assert that the east lane of the Thames regatta course is fast CT than the west
 Several members of the crews are enrolled in the university battalions and must report to the state military camps tomorrow night
 In the preliminary races held late thls evening the Harvard freshman four defeated a similar Yale combina- ton in mile race in rather easy fash ion in 5:49, with the losers II seconds slower In the gentleman's race tbe Yale graduate oarsmen won half. mile race from Harvard's alumni in 2:30 with the losers about half Iensth in the rear
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-23
WILLIE MITCHELL
 GOES TO TIGERS

Cleveland, June 22.-It was announced by the Cleveland baseball club today that Pitcher Willie Mitchell left -hander and veteran of the Indians hurling corps, has been released to the Detroit Americans Mitchell has been unable to pitch win ming ball all season for the local team. He will join Detroit at once.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-23
By L.. $. BETTY

Birmingham and Atlanta divided honors in the qualifying round for the invitation amateur golf tournament which played the Birmingham Country club yesterday B. Crawford of Birmingham with 2 the prize for the lowest qualifying Atlanta with of 305 the club team match.
 There were 142 entries, and all but 4 players qualified Six flights will be played the of the Country club and two the Roebuck Springs The latter flights
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-23
GULLS OUTFIT CHICKS
 BUT MEET DEFEAT

Memphis. June 22-Mobile outhit Memphis today, but the Chickasaws took advantage of Ledbetter's wildness and his teammates errors and won 5 to 3. Mobile scored it's three runs in the third inning by punching four hits and sacrifice. Memphis tied the score in the fourth and gained a tvo-run advantage in the eighth on an error
 two stolen bases, a single and a double
 Mobile got three hits in the ninth, hut none of the runners scored. The score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-23
American Association

At Milwaukee,: Milwaukee l, Louis- vile g.
 At Kansas City: Kansas City 5-7, Indian apolis 1-9.
 At Minneapolis: Minneapolis A, Co., lumbus 2-8.
 At St. Paul: St. Paul-Toedo, rain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-23
NEWMAN PUNCHES
 HITS AND WINS

Rome, June 22.-(Special.) )-Newnan punched hits in the seventh and ninth innings and defeated Rome to g. The feature Of the game was a beautiful running one-hand stab by Boyd, who caught the ball while running back wards. Manush played the best game for the locals. Wiley's trouble was in- ability to get his splitter working.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-23
ANNISTON LOSES
 TO GRIFFIN NINE

Griffin, June 22.-(Special. )-Combs pitching for Griffin was too much for Anniston here today, allowing the visi- tors only four scattered hits Griffin pounded Hawkins for ten. Hawkins seemed a little wild Rope was out of the game after the third, with a badly spiked leg Hanson and Bales starred at bat. Reagan and Bowdoin fielded sensa- tiOna1lV Box score.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-23

Summary: StOIen baSeS, klrke. TWO- base hits, Burgess, Christenberry, Han son. Double plays. Lacy, Christenberry, Reynolds. Left on bases, Anniston 5, Griffin Il. Base on balls, off Combs 2, off Hawkins 5. Hit by pitcher, Love. Struck out, by Combs ', by Hawkins A. Time, 1;S2. Umpire, Blackburn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-23

summary. IWO-DaSe hits, Wiley, Mackie. Stolen bases, Gondolfi, Davis, Tolbert. Base on balls, off Terry 6, off Wiley 1. Left on bases. Newman 2, Rome '. Hit by pitched ball, by Wiley, Mackie. Struck out, Terry 3, Wiley 5. Wild pitches, Wiley 2. Time of game, 1905. Umpire, Larocque
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-23
WALKERS PITCHING
 DOWNS TRAVELLERS

Little Rock, June 22.-Little Rock got but three infield hits off Walker today, and was shut out, to o. Sylvester's home run scored two runs in the third, and errors gave the visitors two more in the fourth, Score:
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International League

At Baltimore Baltimore 3, Buffalo g. At Providence: Providence 2, Toronto 6, Il innings.
 At Newark: Newark g, Montreal A.
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South Atlantic League

At Charleston: Charleston 5. Augusta 2. At Jacksonville: Jacksonville 6. Colum- bus 4.
 At Albany: Albany B. Columbus O. At Macon: Macon 4. Montgomery 3.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE

At Greensboro: Greensboro II, Dur ham 80 (second, ' innings. agreement.) ) At Asheville: Asheville A, Winston Salem 7-1.
 At Raleigh: Raleigh g. Charlotte 5.
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Summary: Home run, Sylvester. Three base hit, Thomas. Sacrifice hits, Bluhm Walker Stolen base, Edmondson. Dou- ble plays, Stansbury to Knaupp to Bluhm Rumler to Barbare to Wares Rumler to Wares to Covington to Bar bare to Covington to Rumler Struck out, Walker 4, Holmquist 1. Bases on balls, Walker 2. Holmquist 2. Hit by pitcher. Holmquist (Sylvester) Walker (Kirbly). Passed ball, Rumler. Wild pitch, Holmquist. Time, 2:15. Umpires O'Toole and Bernhard.
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Pirates Bat Ont Win

Pittsburg, June 22-Heavy hitting by Wagner Hinchman and Wilson enabled Pittsburg to defeat St Louis here today, 8 to A. Hinchman got four hits out of as many times at bat. Score: R. H. B. St. Louis .............. 110 O10 100-4 6 3 Pittsburg ................ 100 102 4O*-S 13 8
 aBtteries: Williams and synder; Jacobs and Wilson.
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Games Today

LaGrange at Talladega. Anniston at Griffin. Newman at Rome.
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Indians Check Slumn

Detroit, June 22.-Cleveland broke ifs tie for first place with Detroit today bv oeteating the Tigers, to g.. With. one out one run needed to tie and men on first and third in the ninth inning, Burns nit into double play, Veach being caught at the plate by Ganvils quick return of O'Neil's assist on Burns. The score: R.H.E. Cleveland ............... GOO 900 O4O-4 g 2 Detroit .................. GOO 900 201-3 g O.
 Batteries: Coveleskie. Coumbe, Bagby and O'Neill; Dubuc, Roland, Cunningham and Stanage, Baker
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PITCHING
 WINS FOR GRIFFIN;
 ROMANS DEFEATED
Anniston Helpless Before Slants of Griffin Twirler. Rain Intereferes With
 Game at Talladega
STANDING
Results Yesterday

NtSuILS eSteT0Hy Newman s, Rome 5. Griffin ?, Anniston 1. Talladega-LaGrange rain.
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Southern League Standing
Results Yesterday

Birmingham-N Nashville, rain. Memphis ,, Mobile 3.
 a-Chattanooga, rain. New Orleans 4, Little Rock 0
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING
Games Today

New York at Brooklyn. Boston at Philadelphia.
 St. Louis at Pittsburg. Cincinnati at Chicago.
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Games Today

Birmingham at Nashville. Mobile at Memphis. Atlanta at Chattanooga. New Orleans at Little Rock.
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St. Louis, June 22.-RusselI allowed St. Louis but two hits today and Chicago shut out the Browns, ? to O. Sisler pitched well for St. Louis. Score:
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Red Sox Down Tanks

Boston, June 22.--The Boston Americans won the deciding game of the New York series today, shutting out the visitors. l to O. Ruth held the visitors to three nus. score: R.H E. Boston -......,.......... 001 900 00*-1 z 2 New York .............. 600 GOO 000-O 0
 Batteries: Ruth and Thomas; Fisher and Nunamaker