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COUNTY aNNor NoEMENrs.


All announcements made under
this head are subject TO the action
o. the democratic primary election
10 be held Ia July. 1916.
For Tax G. leeter
s.. TOM JONES
BILLIE BRATCHER.
J. $. KEAToN
GRO. c. SWEAT
JAMES A. COX
For County Attorney:
TOM BALL.
]. T. SPENCER.
HENRY TREY.
Fer Commissioner. Precinct
TIM NEWTON.
JIM CALLENS.
For Commissioner. Precinct No. J
STANLEY MATTHEWS.
For Commissioners. Precinct 4
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or lunhaEo, seiatiea or rheumatism has
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Gray, Faded Hair with
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Grandmother kept her hair beau
tifully darkened. glossy and abun-
dant, with a brew OF Sage Tea and
Sulphur. Whenever her hair fell
out or took on that dull. faded or
streaked appearance, this simple
mixture was applied with wonder
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Fer City Assessor end Collector.
uoYLE JOHNSTON
A. ]. JORDAN
CARROLL TODD.
WILL HINES.
THEE tPETEi FARLEY.
For City Marshal.
T. woRLEY.
J. l.. PLANT.
w X. BEx.
JOHN DAVENPORT.
CHARLEY PEARSON.
For City Secretary:
JOE EVANS.
For City Treasurer:
LYNN y. LAsswELL.
VERNE ROBERTS.
For City Attorney
ROBT. l.. SULLIVAN.
W, III FEARS.
For Alderman. Ward T.
l. NJ WILLIAMS
For Alderman. Ward g.
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For Alderman. ward 8
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special Election.
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,irl is sick with lagrippe.

girl is sick with lagrippe.
Mrs. L. B. Alexander spent Mon
day with Miss Pearl Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seabolt Oh
Venus have moved to Howard.
Mrs. Jim Davenport visited Mrs
Looney last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. j. D. Robinson spent the
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HOWARD.

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resent.
r. j. T. Murphy is on the sick
lat present.
lFs' Henry Chiles has been sick
two weeks,
I. and Mrs. Tom Edges little
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Yanks VanquSh Macks Kids With VoMy of Circuit Daes While Both Giants and Dodg
SAVES DAY FOR
POINT JUDITH TEAM
1t Clangs Before Meadow
Brook Rugbys Could Score
Winning Goal.

N%AnRAoANsErr PIER, r. l.. Aug. Is
In the semi-fnal for the Atlantic cups In
the Polo Association tournament on
Point Judith field to.ds: Point Judith
defeated Meadow Brook Rugby by 9h
to Q goals. The gong saved the day for
the home team as Rugby had the ball
and Cooley was striving for = goal that
would have changed the situation when
II changed.
Point Judith was made up Of Philip
Stevenson. Rodman wsnamaker and the
=. s. =. Randolphs. father and son. Tho
team had a handicap Of Z points. J. &.
Cooley. William Balding, John Drage and
q. N. Heckscher lined w for the Meadow
Brook Rugbys. with An aggregate OF Is.
Cooley made -four goak.
with the tally 9L TO ~. the sixth
period was full OF excitement. Point
Judith kept the Rusbys always on the
defensive. a stumble over the boards
by Cooley's mount put him out OF the
game for tifty seconds. There was no
scoring by either sid until nve minutes
OF the seventh had been played. Ran
dolph. ST.. was hit by the ball a. Drage
crossed him. and VAS on the ground for
two minutes. The penalty was offset by
Il goal BY Balding that gave Rugby an
even total OF 3 to start the final period
Balding counted. but the Point Judiths
kept control Of the ball thereafter. but
could not shoot II through for q count
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Gibson, Pirate Veteran,
Is Obtained by Met raw
Giants Manager, in Need Of Another Catcher, Gets
Corsair by Waiver ~Route-Three New Players for
Dodgers-Other Timely Baseball Gossip.

In order TO be prepared for any adj
ditionai mishaps like that which befcll
Rariden. Manager John McGraw yester-
day signed George Gibson. the veteran
Pittsburg backstop. to the payroll Of the
Giants. While Rariden expects to get
back into harness within a week. yet In
the meantime McGraw requires a capable
backstop. and Gibson should be able to
MI the bill.
President Dreyfus OF the Pittsburs
club. In announcing the transfer Of Glib
son to New York. said he had asked
waivers on the catcher and had intended
to give him his unconditional release. but
as New York needed n catcher and put
in a claim Gibson was turned over TO
the Giants.
Gibson has been with the Pittsburg
club since 1905. and was considered one
OF the hardest. most conscientious work.
ers in the National League. In 1903 he
caught $50 regular games. Gibson be-
gan his career with the Kingston club
of the Hudson River League In 1898.
played with Buffalo Of the Eastern
League in 1908 and with Montreal in
1904. His record with Pittsburg follows
The sun., 1916-08-16

Zimmerman will not be recalled from the
Hartford team Of tina Eastern League
Zimmerman instead Of going to the Su-
pc-bas will report TO the Winnipeg club
next season.
Although Heinie Zimmerman has been
In almost constant trouble with Manager
Tinker OF the Cubs and has aired his
grievances L frequent intervals. Squire
Ebbets is apparently not afraid that tn.
explosive Bronx boy will disrupt the
leaders. That 10 to say. II the report
that Heinie is TO Join the Brooklyns il
correct. 1t IL said that Robbis feels h.
could control the Cub third sacker and
that he would be a great addition to the
leaders. Ebbets yesterday said he could
use Heinie. but a not put In . bid for
him.
The sun., 1916-08-16
SUCCUMB TO
PIRATE PITCHING
Harmon and Cooper Score Vic
tories by 1 to 0 and
to / Counts.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 15-(NationaD.-
Good pitching by Harmon and Cooper
Enabled Pit,sburg to win both games
from 81. Louis to-day. l to o and : to l..
Harmon held the locals to six hits
In the first. and Cooper allowed only
three in the second game.
P%it'sburg won the first game In tho
first inning on two bases on balls,
Meadows's error and Hinchman's single.
In the second game ST. Louis won In
the ninth. After two were out a single,
a wild throw and n single enabled Baird
to bring in the winning run. The
scores:
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Teuer's stand on Pastine.

Enyhasizin, his recent u%;terances AZ
to clean baseball and fair treatment for
umpires. President Tener OF the National
League yesterday In al interview de-
clared that from now or the game Ia to
be played for the benefit OF the ticket
buyers. and not TO satisfy some player
trying to vent his spleen Oh umpire or
opposing players.
Empires in the National League here
after are to be treated with more re-
spect. and their decisions are to be final"
said Tener.
Gov. Tener ia a firm believer in base
ball for the fan. The fan pays for the
pastime. and should be given what he
pays for. lie believes the far gets weary
when he sees and hears a wrangle on
the field. and he hoes not believe the
fans pay for a newspaper TO read state
ments REGARDING a fracas In a baseball
game. Boxing exhibitions. Gov. Tener
In convinced. are provided in suitable
places. and the National League Is not In
competition with he gentlemen WHO are
promoting them.
The sun., 1916-08-16
OLYMPIC FIELD BILL.
IrOnsides and ID. 3. G.. Nine to Play
Lincoln Giants.

Action aplcniy will hc on tap for Harlem fans
next Sunday at Olympic Field, l36th street and
Fifth avenue, where the Lincoln Giants will
he pittcd %seainst tn" crack Ironsides, cham.
pio1s Of Newark. and the Department Of
lronsidcs. IN all their past games At the Har.
lem field. forced the Iincolns to extend them.
selves 10 the limit In win. md Sundays game
should he no exception,
The u. \. e. nine three weeks ago eavc
IN excellent sccount Of itself a. Olympic Field,
forcing the Lincoln Giants 10 play ten In.
Mugs to win by a score Of > 10 .. Up to the
ninth inning tho u. +. G. boys had the game
well In hand. Int two errors paved the way for
n tic score. In the tenth with two out. WILL
Jams sent out y hit that brought victory.
s%pringmsn and willisms will pitch.
The sun., 1916-08-16

NEWARK, y. j., Aug. 15-Patsy Dom
ovan's Bisons won nm uphill game from
Fred Tenney's Indians here this after
noon. The game went twelve innings.
the Bisons winning s to 4. When Buff
falo came to bat in the ninth the Blsons
were three runs behind. a batting
rally then accounted for enough runs
to tie the score, and in the twelfth. aided
by one error, Donovan's band won the
game.
Kopp scored the winning tally FOR
Buffalo. lie led Off I'm .he twelfth with
an inneld hit to short and stole second
CHANNEL walked and Jackson hunted
safely. n,iing tbs hases carls,rom lined
10 stafford. xho MAS So anxious To make
a perfect throw home that he dropped
The sun., 1916-08-16
Ebbets Eaters Market.

Squire Ebbets also entered the market
yesterday and bid In three players Of
the Winnipeg club Of tho Northern
League. They are Outhelder Lawrence
Miller. 1nielder Sheehan and First Base
nan Adams. All are reported TO be
,eavy hitters and have been highly
recommended.
Lawrence Miller Is the outreldcr from
81. Bonifacc. In the Northern League.
who was with the Superbas ~ Daytona
last spring. and was sent back to VIM
nipeg. Miller was a slamming slugger.
but lacked experience. II the limit had
been twenty-five men instead OF twenty
m he would have been carried on the
bench this year to acquire experience
and ac: as pinch hitter. lie Is batting
.342 this year In Winnipeg and has the
earmarks Of a man who would do almost
as well in the majors as In the minors.
Following are the averages compiled
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C0FFEY SHADES 0 q
wins Tough Hattie From Brooklyn
BOY At Rockaway.

Jimmy Cofey. the Mohawk warrior.
barely managed TO outpoint Walter
Mohr OF Brooklyn in the feature ten
round bout In the Harlem Sporting Club
OF Hammels last night. The men were
about Oh even terms for the first seven
rounds. but Corey staged "a rally that
lasted throughout the final three ses-
sions.
In the second round both Coffey and
Mohr fell from the ring. striking the
floor. The boys were In a clinch and
slipped through the ropes. Coffey landed
heavily on his head. but after q walt Of
" minutes came around all right. Both
men weighed 1879 pounds.
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Benny Leonard will have 20 keep on

Benny Leonard will have 20 keep on
his toes on Friday night at Saratoga
when ne scts nto the ring with joe
Nzcvedo. the punching Tortueucse' II
Benny gets too close TO Joe's right un-
percut there is liable 20 be gloom IN
Harlem
puite naturally Benny will use all his
clcycrprss to avoid the PUSHES OF ms
-uggcd Azevedo. and the chances are no
will DUPONT Curlcy's man.
The sun., 1916-08-16
Thorpe II Recalled.

We'll. the much farmed out AND much
recalled Jim Thorpe is TO again grace
the Polo Grounds bench. Thorpe has
done some fine work for Milwaukee In
the outfeld n at the bat and Mct'raw
thinks the Indian has finally arrived"
Another player that the Giants will re-
call In Merwin jacobson. fast stopper.
who is playing the outfield for Rochester.
A third IL Joe Shepner. . young third
baseman who was sent to Albany for
more seasoning along with George Sand
berg. a young catcher sent to Albany
and also to be recalled.
The NTH IL Jose RodriSicx. the Cuban
infelder. who was placed with the New
London team and has been cutting .
wide swath with that club.
The sun., 1916-08-16
CHINESE IN JERSEY.
Orientals VIII Tackle Jersey city
Nine At West Side Park.

with the addition Of Howard I.olr, former
Cleveland American Lacquer. who got four hits
Intrrnationsis the Jersey Ci;y team expects
from now 10 v~anQuish Its rivals with rcru.
iarity. This Sunday, at West Side Park, the
University of Hawaii In the second game Of a
series. In their hrat encounter early this sra.
son, the Jersey nine heat the Orlental.. while
4 full house was In attendance. The Chinese
played such snappy article 81 hail that Man.
ager Driscill tried ia get them for 4 return
game the following week. hut failed.
clinton and Apau will re the rival hurlcrs
and Hopper aud Mark will catch,
In the first game the Jersey city Firemcn
and Paterson Yiremea win clash.
The sun., 1916-08-16
SCRANTON BEATS INDIANS.
state League Team, In Exhibition
scores 4 ~ Victory.

SCRANTON. Pa, Aug, 1.-THE Scran-
ton baseball team OF the New York state
League defeated the cleveland Amer
leans I TO 3 In an exhibition game here
to-day: The score:
n. T..
scranton ... $1,000 - II O
cleveland 49,, Oh % 10 I
Batteries--Duschesnil and Brannxn.
DALEY, Coumbc and ONeill. Umpirss-
Msssrs, Philbin and Connors-
The sun., 1916-08-16

Tie Washington Park Sporting CUP
IL %prcparing to stag" some good pou's
before the close of the outdoor season.
Joe ~.lcaune,tc. who still can go a bi''
will tackle Soldier kearns on SATURDAY
night, and johnny Howard who has
lust tanned the tough Battling Cans Will
mix IL with George AsEr.
Al Wolgast, who claims nc faTiy
won the worlds tit" from FREDDIE
Wo'.h. will clash wiki Frankie Gala
han Friday. August -. That should be
AN excellent bout.
The MANAGERS or the club declare
they have Jack Dillon and Jim torey
carlcd for Labor Day. but there may
Ice some hitch IN that contest. as Nts-
man,el insists lie las Dillon signed 10
box at Ebbots Field.
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pills Miss Openings.

Outside OF Cravath's first inning single
the only other Phil hit Was a single
to left by Paskert In the third inning.
the blow coming Will two ont. Dode
was left when Niehoff struck ou'.
The Phillies had more chances to scorc
than Now York. AS they had fine OPEN
ings In the sixth and eighth innings.
Demarse walked in the sixth. and was
forced by raskert. Niehon fled TO Rob
ertson. and Tesrcau made a very strong
throw to catch I'askert mapping. Dode
went to third base. but was LEFT by
Byrne.
In the eighth. Bancroft opened with
a pass. n Fletcher fumbled OH t.ddie
Burns, the succeeding ba,sman. 1'esreau
pitched himself out %. the hole. Demarec
forced Bancroft at third. aud Paskert
lifted to George Burns. SiehoN hit
straight Mt Tesreau. who knocked down
the fierce drive. and Fletcher got the
ball over TO first in time TO beat the
batsman.
The sun., 1916-08-16

Grated for without in tho seventh inning.
'Ba,tci for Marquard in the ninth inning.
BOSTON ,.......,.... A ! q n I a.
Brook Ign ..., ..,...,... 3 o 0 q ! 0 o 0 o-l
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Two hAse hlts-SIglIn, J%ac0hNon- Three base
hit NcIDerruo,t. Home run Hankston, sarri.
nee hits Devlin, Bankston. Way, Leach,
Priest Ia Eibel Reynolds I" Hcncriuott 10
steiuhrenner. Bases on balls-ON Way, :: or
Ieske, 4. Batter hit by Way, lieudryS
struck out-Ry WAY. 2: 10y L'nke, . Passed
hall Re, nolds. Rslk-way. Left on bases
Rochester. g. Richmond, I Time 81 game
/ hour and a. minutes, Empires Mcssrs. Car
pcntcr and tlcary,
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Jeanette on the Go.

Jeanette Is not letting to- grass
grow under his feet now thd; IN" nan
Oh mixed bouts has t"eu I9it.d. ils
VIII hos Farmer jim Sn.th OF West
chester at the Arv.rue $. g.
night and it should furnish good enter
tainmeut.
The sun., 1916-08-16
GIANTS MEET JINX
EVEN IN PHILLY
Come Face to Face With Dem
aree and Take Usual De-
feat-Score 1 to 0.
TWO HITS OFF TESREAU

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. i6.-An Al DEM
ares has TO do to beat the Giants Is TO
step into the pitchers box and McGraw's
are licked. There probably never
was q time where a pitcher traded from
ono club to another was &c effective
against his old team as Demaree has
been against the Giants during the past
two years. To-day by beating the
Giants. 1 to o. ne won his sixth game
Of the season from New York out Of
seven pitched. Last year he was Just as
effective.
Al certainly got revenge on Me-
Grsw for letting him 20 A. part pay
ment for old Hans Lobert. And he en-
Joys beating the Giants more than any
thing In the line OF Joy that can happen
to him. He defeated tho Giants twice
during this series. coming back with only
a two days rest. and was much better
than no VAS last Saturday.
To-day's victory made It four straigh,
for the Philadelphia champions. and they
proited heavily by the Braves winning
three out OF four from the Dodgers. The
Phiis now trail the Brooklyn only by
three games. As for the Giants. they
now are a. dead as Dickens door mai
80 far - 1915 pennant hopes are con
cerned.
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Totals. u s'3s II

sTwo out when winning run was scored.
+Bstted for Scott In the ninth inning.
wsshinrton. O n 0 4 o n a 80
Boston -. o o o 0 o 0 0 ii
Two base hits Barry. Ainsmith. Three base
hit-i;ardncr. Stolen base Milan. Sacrihre
HIS II Morsan, Hohlitiell. Mcbride.
scott. Hooper. Thomas. Double p~lays-Thomas
and Scott Jsnvrin. Barry snd Thomas: Hob
lltzell end Jan,rin. Left on Wishing
ION. 6 BOSTON, IL. First base on errors
Washington. F: Poston. l. Bases on bails-On
Johnson. ) on Ruth, !. HTS and earned runs.
on johnson. ! hits. ! run Ia IL % innings on
ruth. { hits. no runs In u innings. Baik-
j,uih' STRUCK out-By johnson, 5 by Ruth. 2:
Mcssrs Nallin and Dineen. rsased
hall Ainsnlth. rii-s Of game: hours and 81
minutes.
The sun., 1916-08-16
NEW YORK A LEAGUE.

AZ Ringhamton- r. r.
Albany. 49,. 0oc q 0 o. 4 .
BinghamtSn.. o 900 I 0-i o
Batteries-Gerner and Wanamaker
Sherry, Sitton and Peterson.
At Elmira- r. II. r.
Elmira -. o 0 0 ! 0 l-2 IL .
Batteres-Burns and Wheat, creager
and Fisher. Casey.
Al Utica II. II. L.
wilksebarre. 3 o O O-5 IA O
Utica ......... 0 l q 0 O-l 3 (.
Observation-Disclosures and Brieger; Ring
and Clougher,
No other game was cheduied.
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HUsTLERS IN FRONT.
Timely Hitting Results In = to 3
Victory over Rebels.

RICHMOND. Va. Aug. ~lJ-tIn'eruI-
,ionaD Timely hitting gave Rochester
a > to ) victory over Richmond III the
second game % the final series here to-
day. Pie Way kept the local hits well
scattered. The scores
The sun., 1916-08-16
FIRST GAME.

sRatted for Meadows In tho eighth Inning.
tRstted ~ Beck In the ninth inning.
Pittaburg. .......... o 81
~. Louis. .......... 0 0 0 0 D 0 0 0 90
Two base hits-Farmer. IIornshy. Sacrifice
hit Mctarty. Double lay--Corhsn Bethel aud
Hornsby. Left on bases-Pittshurg !; 81.
Louis, & First base on bslls-On Harmon. ! ;
on Meadows. .: on Ames. . Hits and earned
runs-Om Harmon. 6 and o In . innings: on
Meadows. 4 and ! In s on Ames, I and 0 in !.
Hit ny p~itcher-CRrry. by Meadows. Struck
out-Ry Harmon. s by Meadows. 8 by !Ames.
/. Wild pitrh-Hsrmon. Umpirrs- Messrs.
Orth and Quigley. Time OF gamc-l hour and
Is minutes.
The sun., 1916-08-16
soX BEAT

SYRACUSE. Aug. 15.--The White Sox
took advantage OF an open day In the
American League schedule by stopping
here to-day and beating the Syracuse
team of the New York State League.
The Chicagoans won easily. the score be-
ing 10 TO q