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Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
Sioux City Will
Switch a Series to
Omaha End Of Week

Because, the fans of SIOUX City have
ceased to take an interest in Harry
Gasper's, charges and because Oma-
ha is suddenly showing an inclination
to appreciate the league leading
Rourkes, the Omaha Sioux City series
scheduled for the latter city Septem-
Der 9. 10 and II has been transferred
to Omaha and the contests will be
staged on the local lot.
Five games will be played Double
headers will be played both Saturday
and Sunday, according to the present
plans, but shift may be made by
which one game will be played on
Tuesday, which is an open date in the
schedule, for the benefit Of the bank
ers,f who will be in convention here.
Then only one game will be played
Saturday.
Sioux City has transferred all its
games and will not play at home again
this year. 1t has also transferred
the Lincoln series to Lincoln. Bust
ness has been very bum in Sioux
City, while it is picking up in Oma-
ha and Rourkevilie promises to re-
sumo its standing as one OF the best
ball towns in the country. Over
5000 persons saw the games yester-
day. the second largest crowd OF the
wear
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
KIEBANE KNOCKS
OUT GEO. CHANEY
Clevelander Allows Baltimore
Lad to Last Less Than
Eight Minutes.
crrrr rc ryYM TN TIVE TryYpn
SETTLES HIM IN THE THIRD

Cedar Point, O., Sept. AIN less
than eight minutes OF actual fighting
Johnny kilbane OF Cleveland spoiled
the hopes of George Clancy OF Bal
timore for the worlds featherweight
championship, today A terrific right
smash to Chaney's jaw settled the bat
tic near the end OF the third round,
The champions longer reach and
greater defensive skill offset the spir
tied fight Clancy began with the
sound Of the first gong The leads Of
the Baltimore lad were brokeh easily
for the most part by Kilbane and the
champion earned an extra break in
the first two rounds by his clever de
fensive tactics.
Cuts Loose in Earnest.
Ii was not until the third that Kill
bane cut loose and then he did so
with vengeance. He rushed the
challenger to the ropes with the open
ing OF the round and drew blood with
left to Chaney's face. Four times the
men clinched in the third and Clancy
tried by vicious attack on the kid
neys to weaken the champion. But
Kilbane ran out easily from this at
tack and biding hih time swung over
to the point OF the challenger's chin
wallop that spelled Knockout and vic
tory.
Cyclone Yelskie and Jimmy Katz,
both of Cleveland. boxed an eight
round draw at catch-weights in the
first preliminary.
Luke Ginley Of Cleveland and Kid
Wolfe Of Cleveland fought ten
round draw in the semi-final at l22
pounds. Ginley has been Johnny Kill
bane's sparring partner in his training
for the fight today.
Kiibane's Glove Breaks.
After less thap half minute Of sparrInx
gloves broke They resumed again at sos
| p. m. Kilbane led with left TO tn eface and
followed In the next exchange with right to
head. CLANCY sent left TO body and the
round ended when chaley sent another
Round Two--kilbane opened the second
| round with a left 10 the law and cleverly
sldestepped left swing by CLANCY. The
men broke even on fast niixup. but tust
before the bell rang Kilbane shot . left to
Chaney's jaw. Kiibane was using a left lab
effectively, while CLANCY played for the
jaw
Thrice Breaks Ciineh.
Round Three--chaney carried the fisht
| into Kilhane's corner and Referee Hinkie
three things broke clinches. Kilbane scored
left jao TO the jaw at the end Of the
third, but CLANCY played successfully for
the face The knockout blow was a right
to the Jaw. CLANCY played successfully. for
the champions kidneys When the men
broke for the fourth time In the round
! kilbane sent across right hook to thu
Jaw which landed the challenger face down
ward on the canvas. Referee HInkis tolled
off the seconds with his right hand while
no stroye vAinly with his left to rouse the
PROSTATE Chaney.< The challenger could
not respond and the champion was declared
winner.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
Play Benefit Game
For Visiting Nurses

The base ball mines of the Pierce
street division and the Council Bluffs
division of the Omaha street car
company will tangle in contest at
Rourke park Wednesday for the bene-
fit Of the Visiting Nurse association.
Wednesday is tag day for the visit
ing nurses and the street car men
made the suggestion that they stage
ball game on that day. All OF the
proceeds will go to the nurses. as
Pa Rourke has donated the use OF
Rourke park for the occasion.
The game will start at 2:45 and the
admission will be Is cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
DOUBLE WIN PUTS
TIGERS NEAR TOP
Detroit Within One Game Of
First Place as Result of De-
feating indians Twice.
-
BOTH sLUGG1NG MATCHES

Detroit, Mich, Sept 4,--By defeat
ing Cleveland, j to 8, this afternoon
after winning from the Indians, to 5,
this forenoon, Detroit crept within
one game of first place, Both the
contests were smuggling patches, sew
en- pitchers being used this afternoon
and nine this morning. Detroit Won
the second game in the sixth inning
by scoring six runs off Morton and
Bagby.
In the first game H. Coveleskie was
hit in the stomach by line drive
from Wambsganss' bat and was car
ried from the field Score, first game.
-, rr.F,yrr nL,TEntT
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
Totals 80 s'2s 3
'Batted for wyckoff In ninth,
'Batted for Shawkey In ninth.
ran for Baker In ninth.
k.tl. H. =.

Two out whom winning run scored
sbatted for CarriEan In seventh.
sBatted for Gregg In eighth.
'Batted for Scott In ninth.
Boston e.s,.,0 0 0 0 Sd
Now York $50 0 3 80 o 0 0 Ia
Two-base hits--Peckinpaush, Maisel, Scott,
Walsh, stolen bases; Pipp, MaiseL Peokin-
paugh ta), Magce. Sacrifice hits; Pipp Old
ring. Double play; oldring to Alexander,
First base on errors; New York, J Boston
l. Bases on balls: OFF shawkey, 4 Oft
off Mays. /, Hits and earned runs. Off
Leonard 8 hits and , runs In two innings;
none out In third off Gregg, hit and no
runs In five innings; off wyckoff, no hits
and no runs In one; off Mays, hit and !
run In two-thirds inning, off Shnwkey, .
runs. Hit by pitched ball; Mays (Baker).
struck out: or Shawkey, .; OFF Leon
ard. Il off Gregg, o. off Wyckoff, /.
Wild pitch: Gregg, Mays Umpircs; Ca
hill and Evans.
Browns Iose Two Games.
ST. Louis, Sept. 4.--ChicaEo outplRyed st.
Louis today, taking both games, the frat
to . and the second, to l.
Although ST. Louis outhit Chicago ten
to six In the first game and were helped
by three errors, the hits came at inoppor-
tune times and ten men were left stranded
Chicago, on the other hand. made each OF
It's hits q factor In the scoring.
The second game was pitchers battle
between Benz and Plank, the former show.
ing more class.
Errors by Austin and shotton we're re.
sponsibie for chicssos two runs, The To-
Gals punched two OF their hits for a homs
run In the NTH, Score, first game.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
Standing of Teams
NAT, LEAGUE


Yesterdays elssults,
WESTERN LEAGUE
Sioux cry, Ill; Omaha, SIS
Topeka, SO; Wichita. S-a
ST. Joseph. 6-S; Denver, 3-io.
Lincoln. b-s; les Moines, 2-le.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. Us. Boston, 80
81. Louis, 90; Pittsburgh. 7-s.
Cincinnati, o-lo; Chicago as
Brooklyn, LIS; Philadelphia, 2-t0,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago, S-2; St Louis, AL.
Cleveland, as. Detroit Ill,
Philadelphia, oil; Washington, s-S
Boston, i-S; New York, Ia
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
Toledo. "a: Louisville, 8-e.
Minneapolis, ii.6, ST, Paul, 0-I
Columbus. as: Indianapolis, Al
Milwaukee, 7ss; Kansas City, -
Games To-day.
Western Leasue-Sioux City at Omaha
Topeka at Denver, st. Joseph at Wichita
Lincoln at Des Moinea
National CONGRATULATIONS at Boston
Brooklyn at New York. ST. Louis at Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati at Chicago
American League---Ncw York at Washing
ton, Boston at Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
Miss Minneapolis
Is Victor at Detroit

! Detroit, Mich, Sept. 4.--Miss Min
neapolis Of Minneapolis today won
the second heat Of thirty miles for
the power boat championship Of
America. Her time was 400. an av-
erage Of 4977 miles an hour. Miss
Detroit was second and Peter Pan
VII was third. Miss Minneapolis
won the first heat last Saturday
Baby Marold of Detroit, after av.
eraging sixty-six miles an hour for
the first lap Of five miles, caught fire
and was destroyed. Her driver and
escaped.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05

Eller Makes New
Worlds Hurdle Mark

Lewiston, Me-, Sept. 4.--John j..
Filler Of the lrish-American Athletic
club Of New York, today broke the
worlds. record, established BY him
self in 1909, in 100 yards low hurdles
during the track events at the state
fair here. His time was IA is seconds.
which clipped a fifth OF second off
his previous mark. The meet was
sanctioned by the New England
branch Of the Amateur Athletic
Union.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
LINKS WIN AND LOSE
Win First Game and Drop Sec
ond to Des Moines in
Holiday P
FIELDING is A FEATURE

Des Moines, Sept. 4.--Des MONIES
and Lincoln divided double header
today, the visitors winning the first
game, 5 to 2, and the locals the sec,
ond, 10 to D. The games were featured
by the fielding OF Hartford, Williams
and Cass. Umpire Kane was injured
when foul tip hit him and he was
compelled to quit in the eighth in
ming Of the second game. Score, first
game.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
Williams Wins
From Griffin in
Straight Sets

Forest Hills, N. Y, Sept. 4.-Wil-
liams defeated Griffin in straight sets,
6-3, 6-3, 6-3, winning place in the
final round to be played tomorrow.
Johnston defeated Murray, OF, o-3,
Of, and will meet Williams tomor-
row in the finals.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05

Three-base hit; Kf1duK. TwO-base hits'
Kildun ts). Kruger, Miller. LeJeune, Wat
son. Metx. Sacrifice hits; Burg, J. Thomp-
son. stolen bases: Kilduff ts). Double play:
c. Thompson to Kilduff to Miller. Struck
out, BY @. Thompson. s.; by Kelly, s. Bases
ON balls: Off c. Thompson. 2, off Kelly, 3.
Wild pitch, c. Thompson. Left on bases:
Omaha. Q, Sioux C't~. O.. Time: 1;S0, UNI
pires: Carney and Miller.
Sernnh rnmc-- Z. - --------- L !
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05

soott's BLUM, Neb.. Sept. 4,-(Special.) y
scotts Bluff easily defeated Mitchell yes
terday, 10 to /. scott's Bluffs twelve hits
metted thirty-four bases. Stolz held Mitch
eli to fixe scattered hits. Batteries; SCOTS
Bun, Stolz and Hollingsworth; Mitchell
Maloy and weimoth umpires; Ginthrie
and Smith.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
Bears and Josies
Split Double Bill

Denver, Colo, Sept. 4.-Denver and
St. Joseph divided today's double
header, the visitors taking the first
game, 6 to 3, and the locals winning
the second, 10 to 4. The second was
called at the end OF the eighth by
agreement. Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05

TOTALS. 81 ~ ~ 10
'Batted for James In seventh
,'Batted for Lambeth in second
Slated for Gould In fourth,
.Batted for Bcehltng In ninth,
'Ratted for Beebe In seventh,
Cleveland $50 2 0 I l o--e
Detroit ....5 o -
Two-base hits: Chapman veach, Spencer.
Three base hits: Crawford, Beebe, stolen
bases: Cobb. SPENCE Young. Sacrifice hits'
Turner Bush. Cobb, Spencer, Sacrifice flies;
Carney, Burns. Double plays: Bush, Young
and Burns. First base on errors: Cleveland,
/; Detroit. Q; Bases on balls. OFF 8. Cove
leslsie, Q; off Lambeth, 2; Gould, Il off Bo-
land q; off James, 3. Hits and earned
runs; OFF 4. Coveleskie. 4 hits and runs In
two-third inning; off Lambert none in ons-
third inning; off Gould. hits and runs
in three innings, off Beebe. hits and no
runs In three innings: Oft Boehling. one hit
and no runs In two innings; off Boland.
hits and runs In one and one-third In
nings; off James, , hits and runs In five
and two-third innings; off H. Coyeleskie, 7
hits and no runs In two-third inning; off
Dubuc, no hits and no runs In one and
one third innings Hit by pitched ball; BY
James Carney. Struck out; by II, Cove
Ieskie. /; by James, ,; by s. coveleskie, l..
Score OF second game.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
Totals, 81 10 e7is
sBatted for koob In seventh.
aQa fcn Ia ninth

Chicago ,....0 o 0 0 I GA
ST. Louis ....,t 0 0 0 0 Ia
Stolen bases. Ehotten, IT, Collins te), LavAn.
Sacrifice hit: Terry. Base ON errors. 81,
Louis. 1. Base on balis orr Williams. /;
off Koob. 4: off Davenport. |. Hits and
earned runs: orr Williams, 10 hits and no
and 1 run In two innings Hit by pitched
ball BY williams tMiler). Struck out:
BY Williams. 9; by Koob, i. by Davenport, /.
Score second game
usr =
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05

Topeka ..,......,.3 ] -
Wichita ..........2 0 0-8
Called end of seventh by agreement.
Sacrifice hits: Coy. Agler. W Lathrop,
Henning Two-base hits: Coy, White t2).
R. Lathrop, W. Lathrop, Burwell. Home
run; Henning. Stolen bases: Britton, Gray.
Hits Off Higgins. in two and two-thirds
inning; off Griffin. in four innings. Dou-
BILE plays: Engle to Lathrop; Lathrop TO
Agler TO Lathrop. Struck OUT BY Higgins,
4; by Burwell, 8: by Craig, /. Bases on
balls: off Griffin. 4; off Craig, 2; off Hug
gins, 3. Wild pitch: Griffin. Hit by pitched
ball: W. Lathrop by Craig. Time: $50. I'm
plre: Mullen.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
Leading RourkeLe Gather 7uo More Victories Yesterday

MISSED HIS CHANCE TO BE CHAMPION-Here is Charlie
White who failed the laure from the brow Of Fred
die Welsh Colorado Springs With him is Joe Thomas his
trainer and Nate Lewis his faithful manager who has
shared purse White has for the last five years.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
I-sE..of
DENVER.

Sacrifice hit! Sullivan. Two-base hits.
Wright, Kirkham. McClelland. Three base
hits: Wright, Dyer. Home runs: McCsbe,
Dyer. Bases on balls: Off ]. williams 2: off
Harrington, /, Struck out: BY Williams. s !;
by Harrington. 5. Hit by pitched ball: Jour
dan. Passed ball: Stevens. Double play: C.
Williams to McCabe to oJurdan. Stolen
bases: Butcher t2), Shields Cole. Time 65.
Umpire: Shannon. Score. second game:
InsEpu
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
iO'a's, = y Totals 2sa27Ia

sBatted for Miller In ninth,
Chicago 9, rSa,. sol J SSS 20 9 81
Two-base hit; Felsch, Stolen bases: J.
fee hits: Weaver. Il. Collins Double plays:
Austin 10 Sisler Lavan to sisler, E. Collins
to Terry TO Fournier Bases on errors
Chicago. g. Bases on balls: Off Benz, y.
off Plank O. Hits and earned runs Off
Benz, hits run In nine innings; Oft
Plank, 8 hits, no runs In nine innings.
Struck out; BY Benz, 10. by Plank, 5.
Wild pitch: Benz. Umpires Owens and
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
."
DIES MONIES

Home rum: Johnson. Two-base mis-:
Jones. Cass- az, Hahn. Sacrifice hits: Haila,
Ewodt. Left on bases: Lincoln, 8; Des
Moines L. Struck out; By Baker, 1; by
East, q; by Hatla, ,. Bases on balls; Off
Baker. /; off East 4; Hits and runs Off
East, 9 hits. 5 runs In four innings; off
Halla, hits,2 runs In four innings. Hit by
pitched ball: BY East, Hartford. Double
play: Baker to Hartford to Jones. Umpires
Kane and Breen. Time: 1;53
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

AT Atlanta, III; New Orleans, 80
At Little Rock Memphis, postponed: rain.
AT Birmingham, 1; Mobile. o.
At Chattanooga, o: Nashville, a.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
Totals. 90 II 81 10 0 Totals, al b27 is
'Batted for Scott In eighth,
MATTED for Russell In siahth.

Boston .......o ool 0b o--7
New York. ....o o. 80 0 OIL
Two-base hit: walters. Three.base hit;
Pipp. Home run: Hooper. Stolen bases
Walker, Scott, Lewis Sacrifice hits; Scott,
Peckinpaugh, Hoblitzsk Bases on balls: Oft
Russell, 4. Hits and earned ruhs: orr Rus
sell, 10 hits, 6 runs In eight innings, Oft
Love, 1 hit, 0 run In one inning; off Ruth,
/ run Struck out: BY Ruth, 5; by Russell, 4.
Score, second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05

Two-base hits: IreIan. Kranse. Fonythe
bases: smith sal, Burg. Connolly. Double
plays. Burg to 1relnn to Miller, Casper to
Livingstone to Connolly. Struck out; BY
Krause, 8; by Casper, 4. Bases on balls: Off
Krause, 2; off Casper. 4. Passed ball; Mar
shall. Hit by pitched ball: Smith. Burg,
Forsythe. Left on bases; Omaha, y; Sioux
City, I. Time: 1850. Umpires: Miller and
Carney.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
WASHINGTON.
Totals. as 7?tioi Totals,2 s. Z i7is
Philadelphia 80 9 o.
w = gton "A n n q 60

washington 80 10 o. o 90 o 90
TwoJbase hits. witt. Smith. Stolen bases;
strunk, Leonard. Sacrifice hit: Lawry.
Double plays; witt TO Mc1nnis az, Pick to
witt to Mcfnnis (2). Pick to Witt TO Me-
Innis, Bush 10 Witt to. McInnis. Left on
basss: Philadelphia. s.; Washington, 9.
Bases on balls, orr Bush, s. Earned runs.
or Bush, q; of Ayers o. Struck out; BY
Ayres. 4; by Bush. .. Empires; Nsilin and
o'LouEhlin.
\. yanks Break Even.
New York, Sept 4.--New York broke
even with Boston on the day. also In the
four-game series by defeating the worlds
champions this Afternoon, 4 to .. Boston won
the morning game. Z to l.
The afternoon game was an exciting one.
the Red Box scoring three runs on Shaw
key in the ninth and tying the score, after
which New York won In Its half. when,
Mays with wild pitch sent the winning
run over the plate. ettonard, who had not
permitted hit for twelve and ons-third In
nlhgs prior to today's game. was knocked
out Of the boz In the third inning.
Russell and Ruth had pitchers battle
for six innings In the morning game, but
the New York hurler went 10 pieees In the
seventh, Ruth was effective throughout
Score first game.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
DIES MoIN rs.


eBatted for Higginbotham In ninth.
Lincoln .0 0 0 0 1--5
Des Moines. 0 o %
Home run. Carlisle Two-ba hits: Morse,
Mclean, Jones. Sacrifice hits: Thomson,
Morse. Stolen bases: Carlisle (2), Williams
t2) f.. Hunter, W. Hunter. Left-on bases
Lincoln. O.; Des Moines. 8. Struck out: BY
Higsinbotham, 8; by Gardner, g.. Wild pitch
Double play: Gardner to
Rohrer TO F. Hunter. Time; lao. Umpire:
Kanes Score. second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05

The Carter Lake club base ball team beat
fast game on the formers grounds The
game was close tin the last round Of
play,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05

Brainard, Neb, Sept 4-(speciai) with
the score q tie in the last half Of tho
ninth inning. two men on bases and one
out. {. sobots put the ball over the right
held fence and won his own game Score:
R.H.E.
Brainard 90 2ol0 1t
Bellwood .....021 01le0 0-s 6
Batteris: sobota and Sewers; Naucus and
Judevins. struck out: BY sobota, III by
Nancus. I.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
Wichita and Kaws
Divide Double Bill

Wichita, Sept. 4.-Wichita and To-
peka divided honors in a double bill
today. Heavy hitting featured both
games. Score, first game:
WICHITA
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05

sBatted for Doyle in NINTH
Topeka .,.....2 0 0 o-b
Wichita e 0 0 1 IS
Sacrifice hits. Britton, Litschi, White.
Two base hits: R. Lathrop (2), Agler Engle.
Home run: Agler. Stolen base: Gray. Hits;
OFF Hunt, in six and two-thirds innings.
Struck out. BY Hunt 81 by Griffin, .; by
Doyle, 8. Bases on balls. Off Hunt, ]! off
Doyle, 7, Passed ball: Allen. Hit by pitched
ball: BY Hunt Doyle. Time; 2;e1, Umpire;
Mulipn 2
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
Totals. as 10 24ls
sBatted for Boland In sixth.
sBatted for O'Neili In eighth,
sDnttAd far IA rhv IN eirhth

T b"tro,t -. - . Z 1 ali
Two-base hits; Kavanagh, o'Nsill, Cobb
veach. Burns, stanaae ca, Heilmann
speaker, Chapman t3), Gandil Bush Cd
cobb, Veach, Crawford. Burns. Sacrifice
kits; oraney, Young, Double plays Young
Detroit, .. Bases on balls OF Morton, q;
cff Bagby. q. off Lambeth, /: off Mitchell.
&; off Boiand, q; off Dauss, 2 Hits and
o. rned runs; OFT Morton, hits, runs IN
hits, s runs in one and two.thirds innings.
off Lambeth, 1 hit. no runs with none out
In eighth inning, off Boehling, hit, no
runs in ons inning; off BoIand, 2 hits. 2
runs in five innings; off Dauss, hits, 4
runs in three innings Hit by pitched BALI
BY Morton, Burrs. Struck OUT. BY Nor
ton, 1; BY Boehling, 1. by Mitchell, 1; by
Roland, :. lUmpires: Hildsbrand and Con-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05

Washington, Sept. t.--Washinston aasily
took both holiday games from Philadelphia
today. winning In the morning, to o., and
In the afternoon. 3 to 1. Shaw and Ayres
pitched air-tight ball, and for Philadelphia
Nabors and Bush each had but one bad
inning. Score, first game:
PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-05
WARRINGTON,

Two-base HIT Foster. stolen basesi
MILAN. strunk. sohsng. Sacrifice hit; Char
Shaw to Judge, Foster to Mcbride to Judge.
Bases on balls: Off shaw, .; off Majors,
0. Struck out. BY Shaw, 5: by Majors, ..
Score, second game -
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-01-19
Big Revival Closed.

A beIated report of the recent
meeting at Dundee, KY, says: The
revival meeting at the Methodist
church at Dundee, closed Sunday
night, Dec. 10, with good interest, q
number of seekers at the altar and
large crowd, considering that Dun
dee was almost surrounded with
back-water from Rough river. Large
crowds attended the meetings before
the rains and back-water and great
interest was being manifested. There
were about thirty blessed, either
converted, reclaimed or sanctified
the church wonderfully revived and
the town greatly stirred. Eleven
united with the church the last
night of the meeting and others
gave their names to be received la
ter.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-01-19
BIG ORDER FOR SHELLS
FOR THE BRITISH ARMY

Akron, o.. Jan. 1.-THE Bah
cock-Wilcox Company. Barberton,
with head offices in New York, has
been awarded S20,O0O,0OO war Or
der by the British Government for
big field gun shells. b. F.. Safberg
superintendent of the plant, con-
flrmed the report.
The shells are to be of the 8.
type. They will be about three feet
long and will weigh several hundred
pounds each. The order will con-
tain nearly 100000 shells, and must
be ready for shipment by July l.
Two hundred men will work day
and night, commencing at once.
Realizing the danger of war plot
tiers the Babcock-Wllcox Company
has stationed a strong squad OF
special police around and through
out its plant. They will be on duty
until the order is filed.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-01-19
1T WOULD BE FOLLY TO
INTERFERE, SAYS TEXAN

Austin, Tex, Jan. 17.-"Let those
men in Congress who are now con-
demning President Wilson and de-
handing that we interfere in Mexico
realize the fact that the United
States is wholly unprepared for war
with Mexico" said Governor Fergu-
son, in a statement here.
"In the present state of our army
and navy it will be the widest folly
to attempt the pacifcation of Mex,
leo by force, and yet, until condi-
tions are improved, we must sit ST.
lently by and see our citizens MUIR
dered by savages.
1--WE need not seriously concern
ourselves about demand for repa-
ration until we are in position to
compel our demands to be respect
ed" ,.,,