davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18
10000 10000 900
Q NOTES o
= o
OoOOOOc oCOOoCOO

Biicu Theatre-"East is East. and
West is West" There never was a
truer saying. See Sessue Haywaka
Monday in Allan Souls" it is great
picture. The demand has been so
great for a phc-Oplay of Mr. Haywa-
ka's and we are indeed glad to an
nomce his appearance for Monday
Those that saw him in "The Cheat"
viii be delighted to see this gifted
actor in ALLAN Souls" Be sure not
to miss Bessie Barriscole in THE
Last Act" Tuesday. 1t is simply fine
See our weeks advertisement else
where in this paper.
The Westher-Probably showers To-
cally; moderate southwest to west
winds.
The Tides-High water on the
Brunswick bar today at S:4S a. M,
and SIT p. M; low water at 1 Sc
a. M, and 2:O3 p. m.
This Weeks ENTHUSIASTICALLY
fair and warm weather is forecast by
the weather bureau for the Southeast
ern states during the week beginning
today Local thunder showers are
probable in the coast districts and
Florida the latter part of the week
TO Deiver Adcress-Local friends
OF Judge w. w. Lambdin will be in
terested to know that he will de-
liver the alumni address during the
the annual commencement exercises
CT the University of Georgia at Ath-
ems today. He was in Savannah yes
terday after holding court at Valdos-
ia.
Band Ccncert-The First Regiment
band will give concert this after
noon at Orange Park, the change be
ing made from Hanover Park where
a number of Sunday afternoon CON
certs have already been given. The
music will begin at o'clock and a
large crowd is expected to attend.
The band boys have been deservedly
praised for their sacrifice in giving
these Sunday concerts.
Zig Cattle Meeting Brunswick
and Giynn county people who are in
tcreoted in revival Of the cattle
raising and agriculture industry in
this county will be interested in the
Coming live stock conference at Moul-
tria to he held on June q and %. Ten
thousand invitations have been sent
out and favorable responses have
been received from all over the state
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

The Majestic cagst, A.sGo only with
the best tobacco grown III Cuba, by J.
M. Prim. Men who aru ;udges of a
real good smoke buy the 'Majett tic"
Sold at all drug stores.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18
You'll Say: ''That Was a
Fine Cup Of Coffee!' q
Because It's the Old Secret Blend.

After all, it's the wonderful aroma,
flavor and real coffee goodness that
wins you to French Market CofIee-the
Old Secret Blend.
You may be interested in the hun
dred year old secret of blending, grind
ing end roasting-you may relish the
thought that it brings you the self
same goodness as enjoyed by Henry
Clay, Andrew Jackson and others at
the Old French Market--but what
makes the biggest hit with you is the
unusual goodness that causes you to
exclaim THAT was q fine cup Of eof-
fee."
You can drink all you want of
French Market coffee. Drink it at any
hour. For generations it was known
as the midnight drink OF New Orleans
society,
No difficulty in obtaining it--for
French Market is sold in your own
neighborhood.
Send 10 cents for 12-cup sample and
booklet OF the interesting Story of OLD
French Market. We will also send
names OF grocers in your town who
sell French Market Coffee. lib. cans,
as cents; Alb. pals, 81.
DOUBLY GUARANTEED COFFEE
BY Year Grocer---By Us.
New Orleans Coffee Company, Ltd
New Orleans, La.
MsaiNs1EMA
MS.,,Ae-A-<sA NSA
gEAAlas zEgwat;Fs D .l., kesM
S9 ssFsssiis
k 2 I sasEs.:ss
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18
EXTREME weakness
and Suffering
Read How Mrs. Cooling got
Relief and Strength.

York, Pal have used Lydia F.
Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound and
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

Cures Old Sores, Dtser Remedies Won't Cure.
The worst cases, no matter OF how long standing
are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Or
Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. II relieves
Pain and Heala at the same time 25c. SOC. $i0g
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

The ENTHUSIASTICALLY showers To-
cally; moderate southwest to west
winds.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

The Tides-High water on the
Brunswick bar today at S:4S q. m.
and SIT p. M; low water at 1 $50
a. M, and 2:03 p. M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22

the grave An along tn. way We s,ri'"
to maintain tn. sam. i,hals. We ar"
ashamed 10 nr seen on tn, street .ar
t,iug "A market basket W" buy sugar
- or 30 cents worth Al u time We
bu, an oui groceries. ~ fact, IN drih-
le,s elegant, put az and order them
.,rt out home And last. but NO, least.
wc uhonc the butcher FOR 10 cents
worth Of st.ok. and of course hc Ia
,n cut the piece small enough 80 that
h, wiIl protect his profits and the ~
uon-c Of delivering the steak at ouf
Kitchen door. Therefore. II b. no
wonder ( we have difficulty locating
IN. package sometimes, owing 60 II
minute size
u probably II q feet that there L.
something out ~ gear IN thu cuuntr>
pric,s OF certain commodities ar"
higher than they should be. Ncvcrth'-
.lrs4 A whole lot Of the trouble u due
to the fact that We have built az u
standard which requires money ,u
maintain. II We we're To- lower our
standard considerable Of the complaint
about tho present high cost Of EXISTING
would be Unnecessary
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22

BNK NCuG IL \ WAUNI>G.
Albuquerque People should Not Neg.
icct Their kidncNs

HdCkdshc - often natures most
frequent signal OF weakened Kidneys.
To cure the pains and aches. tc re-
move tho lameness whom u arises
irom weakened kidney. you must
reach the cause.-The kiaucys n vti
hsv" pain through th- small OF your
back urinary DISORDER. headaches.
di1" spells or arr nervous aud de-
pressed, start treating tho N.dr.,s
with = tested kidney remel.
Doan's kidno. Pills have been
proved good and pro especially TO-
N"Ak kidneys hoan's have been used
IN kidney trouble Tor oven 100 Years.
Read Albuquerque testimony.
j. NJ N.okrcs plumber. 1000 y
Eleventh ~. Albuquerque. say. -
don't hesitate iu recommend Euau y
kidney Pills Tor 5dekiohe ana kidney
trouble In my case th.y brought
immediate roller from us,klghc .
~ another case whore Dotr 5
hIdr'v pills brought positive relic.
rom ua" sa,h" due 10 weak kiln,,y
Price SOC AZ an dealers Don't
SIMPLY ask for n kidney rcmrdg-r,i
l'"in.s Kidney Pills-tho same that
Mr. NIctroy had Foster Mlburu CO..
iIops HGniio. y. I.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22

voters To- du o. tu select one who ma
good. -uund i|uulnlcut and .s capable
ui Apply ing IN" "N'ryda' rules or
common sens, to- matters cOmins
within his jurisdiction
The voters Of Albuquerque will ne
called upon soon to nominate candi-
dates for IN, office Of Justice ui the
peace ana whether Democrat OF Re-
publican they should not make III"
mistake of goiug about ~, matter M
~ haphazard manner Tacy shoulj
realize nat tins ~ an important 81
ticc ana act c,ordingly. 10 not re
gard the Once as one tina anybody
can I'M Thn, ~ a mistaken idea. So
.lcct IN" very best material %nVailaOt,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
~ ~TICEN on TIN Pi.N'I.

Tt. .r,.. .r ,,s,D,, t .ro ,,,..
...,, ,n a..
- ,,
,n.,. ,,.b,tJ, -. ,..,,,tr,,f,,
. ....,,r. ..ndo1,, r,.r.,.,
,,,u 80, ,,no, ,I..,,,, ann. ,,.
.h.
800. n.f.r,t o.. .op ,,., a.. ,,. ,
,,.,... en-. ,,,,, .,. -, ,,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
NJ kZiI TiIE PRESS NLi>Ts.

IL somebody viii 20 down ON the
border, particularly ~ the vicinity 81
~ paso. and muzSle the .ntcrprising
co press agents hc viii conf"r Il favor
on humanity. The conflicting stories
daily sent out regarding conditions iu
Mexico nre calculated to cause people
to mistrust anything they read per
tanning o. Mexico. bccaus. they d. not
know what .s true and what II untrue.
i" case IN particular winch Is now
fresh IN the public mind IL tina, OF the
death Of Howard Weeks, the young
American mining man Aside from
the fact that Weeks is dead. which.
seems to hav. been settled beyond 4
reasonable doubt. nothing else has
been established TO Z certainty, pu.
refugee who arrived from the Interior
IL few days ago told n lurid tale abou,
how Weeks bought for his lifc wnils
being lead cut IT, face a firing squad
ana now he Killed one OF hiS cap,nrs
before q bulle' from a bandits gun
snuffod uut his own NE. Another refu-
gee reaching the border yesterday.
Whil" confirming the death uf Weeks.
had an entirely different version to
tell uf the scenes that occurred len.
mediitcl, preceding his execution.
IN" correspondents pouncc upon these
tales ana spread them broadcast over
the country And when the American
they find i difficult, Ia gu. cr.dcnce
to any report cmanating from Mexico.
II u impossible tor ,h, readers To- ut
the chaff from the Whc'- tho trIe
from the untru" And Will. We under
stand that n g hard tor the CORES.
pondcu's who are located on the
ground o. discrimin,t, nctwccn true
aud false statements. they could with
lh"ld - lot of the huuc that the, are
nov peddlirr 90 and thu. confer 4
flavor ~ the ucWspapcr-rtidiug piu.
He.
Newspaper patrons like - read real
news and ~ ~ thu" duty at the papers
to supply the publi, with news. Bu,
when Il rcadcr picks mp a paper md
finds mat General FrIj"lc - reported
to have given hattie to a band OF
Nillistas sumcwh.r, IN chihuahua
state and that the enemy was annihii.
ated. while further along IN the sam,
Particle he reads that Gen. con earn,
today officially denied that Genera
FriJoi" had fought an cnragemcp'
with a band ~ NilHstas. he Is quit,
lhkcly to throw down his paper IN dis.
gust
Il. Mexico is hr,ing troubles enough
these DAYS without ans libclous cor un.
true reports being sent on, ,s To nci
internal conditions. II somebody ori
concoct a plan which viii result I'm tn,
American people being uvnisheA witl
At least fairly accurate information %,
to the conditions down there he vii
win Tor himself a niche IA the h,ll u
| fame.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
J. w. Miller Dies
Suddenly at Jemez
Following a Fall

JemoI Spriugs. \ NJ Dec =. -
W Miller o uuo.r Of his uuuiry
di.d tory -.ILcul, "Wednesday noon
At hl4 hum, mere lie hdd % hard itl,
~hI!. hu'cho..Ir aud death ensured
within half an hour lie s. SURVIVED
1N q VIE aud son. ~ vel a. many
Relatives boo Pennsylvania Tho som
Hugh. working rear La cruces
and hds been cent ior buri,l vuI u,
made her" after IA, SONS arrival
Nr aud Mts. : - Nudr"- and
wtid uu'urrd up and spent 81 to"
day. here las, week
Mr. Juhu WoodEatr. wii, Of rD"
postmaster here has returned from
, short Visit Co. her daughter 700 Al
~uugIcrugc After an lb-,u," II
twenty three ,,at- MI. Nnodsl,o
finds TIA, A|.nuquorpu" ha- -JoWn
ana Improved % great deaf
Mr and Mr- J T. ula,o expect 10
goo ru california SCOT 'fo. 70 short .'..t
Geo Nh Block relatives
Fred l'ufuoH spent -"N"rn. i1ts
h"I, 'i~t Vr,t
snow t,il Tuesday night Poo me
depth ut o. inches and began lsun
" 'Iu'eIls -.onIrs. geo that v" mn,
U.,, r .rt...., christmas after an.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
NOTICE on SUIT.
No. 1000.

III. tho District, Court, County ,
B%crnalillo. state 81 Ncw Mexico
Jerry l%iaggard. Plaintiff
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22

lIcrnalillo. state 81 New Mexico.
Jerry l%laggard. Plaintiff,
vs..
Jose Arlis. Manuel S,nchcl Y Nalcu.
CA. Emilia Cnudclaria de Valencia,
cruz Cafahaidi. loScfn .. he ltasl,
Ahundia q De Blcdsoc, Juan T.
Barcln, ponciano Barcli, Aurclia
.iiclwop. Alfredo Barcln,
Mariana R%arcla. the unknown heirs
~ Jose Arias Manuel sanchez y
Valencia. Emilia Candcllria y Va
cncia, cruz '%atahaial and Josefa O.
DE Eacl Ia" unknown heirs uf Eu-
gcuio Barola, deceased the an
known heirs OF Cundoldria Barcla,
deceased and an unknown claim
ants and an heirs of unknown
claimants 90 interest adverse To-
plaintiff Ia the real estate described
herein. Defendants
You. the above named defendant
aud cach OF YOU are notified that thc
above named plaintiff has begun m
action AGAINST you in said court, thu"
general object of said action being To-
quiet title IN the plaintiff IN and g.
certain real estate described as T.
lows. 20 wlt
"a certain piece or parcel 81
land situated iu Los Ranchos de
Albuquerque, Precinct 40, T.
county ~ Bcrnllillo. state OF
Sew Mexico. measuring forty G0>
NaraS iu width from north to
south and one thousand G.0OOl
Nlra IN lcgnth from east to west.
more ur loss and bounded on the
north bv lands formerly of Man
ucl T.. iouIJies. Ir. the same ho-
ing now tho lands e J y. Car
Dlt s. sanchez. ON the south by
luds former, - Jesus Romero,
deceased. ON the east 10y tho Ace
uuia lei rhamiaal. and on the
west hv the pld Guadalupe CUT
crrcl Trail. excepting from the
above land occupied hy th,
Fourth stree, road
Nuu ate further notified that tho
.,d action o. for the pui pose II cs-
taulishiug the plaintiffs cstot in tho
foregoing described promises ana real
estate AGAINST ann lain which You
or an, uf you may have adverse go
the cs'at" u' the plaintiff IN said
premise. and real estate. and plaintiff
pra's that you shall be forever
ce'opped from having any claim or
claiming % right or title TN md TO
sIfd premises adverse 20 said plaintiff
end that plaintiffs tito therein may
uc forever QuiUt"d aud set AZ rest.
You ~" further notified that the
name ~ the plaintiff attorney Is "
y Kclchct and that HE p%ostoffice
address D.. Cromwell Building Albu.
qucrluc New Mexico. and that unless
,ou enter your appearance or cause
f.. .H.#. .. .s- .HHnF1aN HHH up LHflTH
tho 80 das uf January l'lt, Judgment
viii u' rcudcro- against YOU hy de
fault IN aid cause aud the decree
prayed for by the plaintiff therein
VIII Ice granted
tSENLi \ T. WALKER. Clcrl..
~ Thos. X - Madison. Deputy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22

If Diogoucs stll lived he could
lrng his search roI an honest man 20
q quick halt \ few night AFRO a New
York woman while attending the
Strand opera Lost her diamond brooch
valued al 50. 900. II was found hy a
man. WHO promptly turncdIt in At the
u Office where It was restored ID.
its uwror q short time ar,erward
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
REMEMBER, THE SEALS.

n, YOU have forgotten To- buy Re
Cross seals FOR your christmas pack.
aprs. perhaps IL is not too late to con-
tribute your NIT. now or II you have
remembered To- purchase seals. II may
Pee that YOU can use q few more u
thus help swell the total number 90
seals sold You can't 40 wrong by
purchasing these little stickers. l"-
cause the money derived from the sat"
thereof Is used In u worthy cause.
rhllip i Jacobs. ph. f. Assistant
t. tthr study md Prevention at Tu-
b~.r,ulusiN. iu "a article issued by tha'
society. describes the Red eros seal
4, Army that - battling against "a"
stroughuids Of tuberculosis. 1t H. \
VOL organized army fighting along a
front ~cxt.udtns from the tlanti, 10
the Pacific. he says. santa claus
/. tin. G.ncraiissimo and the rank
and 81. uf the army are 325.Ono ,oot'
| Red cross Seals. each a soldier "agcr
tor . chance g. get +, thrus, at a.
h~.roulosi, and his allies.
'Unde, Cen. santa claus. Ia" de-
I rIar,s witt br found tn" various ~
: n,cr- commanding divisions II resi-
monts ~ seals. the secretaries o'
neutrality-suspicious. societies who COM
M. MI the state division ~ every stat"
out in IN. Philippines. Hawai- Alas
kp the canal zone and Port" lsico
Under their direction millions OF Red
seal soldier. are fighting tuberculosis
some IN letters that @ receive
lthrnueh mails. some IN the hands 81
school childrou. and IN a host of otlcl
WAYS. on they come. these Red Cross
Sea- soldiers. aud they appeal To roi
10, Vuur pennies. dimes and dollars
! IN. munitions with which to fight
Then there Is the Schoo Teacher ,
DIVISION. hc writes. with i.oon."o'
boys and girls Icting o. captains. lieu
tenants. scrgoants and ~oorporals. eacl
Heading . of Red Cross Sea
fighters. The women's clubs. the labo
unions. mi lodges. manufacturers
newspapers and manS other group
are each leading divisions % the Rec
lCruss seal soldiers Each division is
sails a different section nf h enemy.
trenches and all press forward toscth
ler under tn" lead of Gen santa claus
'Hut wha, of the enemy he asks
who are his aides and allics H.
uuranCr dirt ana poNcrty-c1ch com
mnuds powerful divisions. Oycrwurk
undericcdinr and self-indulgcncc Leaf
larmics II tubcrclc hacilli IN the trcn
l,hcs Of the enemy. Here ia a batch q
l~i,oruits led by indifference They ar
not armed. but are fighting againa
the Red Cross Seal army just the same
Hut the .ncmy's first line trcnchc
are yrumbling II Is u long, hal'
.ght. but IL ~ u winning fight, fo
mus, furnish the munitions wit
which e. fiEn' the enem,, The Re
cross seal ARMY onn move unly q
fast a. your dollars allow them Ge'
lSant, Claus appeals to you Tor hell
Hu. Rcd Cross Seals and thcrcJ
supply the sinews Of war to tho anti
tuberculosis army, \ million dollar
the goal Of ;hi- years sale
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
GIFTS yol COMM AND COIN

-
Not only mas the cost 81 living in'
creased during the past gou"tat'"n
uut also the cost OF BEING born anu
u,iur From ia, time YOU atc ushcic'
into IN. world unt,l the last sh"Vclirl
Of earth Be- placed upon ia" newly
made mound. under which lies yoot
old pulscloss body. IN the locai GENE
tcr,. Il ~ necessary To- contend with
thc h,en cost ~ living.
Back IN grandmothei tim" many
babies wcr, ushcrod into the world at
au expense Of not 80 exceed 50 ma
# there happened to- De several neigh.
boz women handy which generally
wa the case. tn. cost was uuthine 49,
= ductir was not called if however
the village doctor was called IN on
the vase. one CT ~" visits suffi'"h'
unless run pligations set a.. hut IN
tn. ordinats course ~ things mother
was up and around. attending I" huS''
ness skimming milk packing butter
ur. Il she lived IN the ,itN. ~" w"d'd
pc going about her household duties
49, usual lon = coupl. ~ weeks. bu'
what q change These DAYS when n
paby I- born It .s necessary To- have n
nurse for mother and the utur" ruler
OF the household The family phvsi'
.iau h. summoned u sometimes h"
has two or three assistanty TIL" IN
tuic president, of thc Tinted states
mlvo"-ut conercssWu oman VINO
knows d, supplied with a costly out
III Of clothing and accessories taclud-
ing 70 baby buggy that cost alm"s, as
much - grandfather used 1" pa, Tot
y farm wagon In fact. ~ .Npcns" -
saved to- usher the NouHgster into M"
world under the mos, propitiouS CIR
cumstaueos MIN YOU wr are not
saving that TINS Is not all right tn"
point 81 desire to- make Is that q birth
these days Is attended los more fuss.
frilis and expense han was the case
back m giaudmothct's time which ~
course. i- Unr reason why ~ costs
more t. live nov than u did q cnera
ton or two aso.
And the old simplicity which char
uCtcrilcd funerals has pa ss"d away
In oldcu times not ~ yer, long ago
but haC, IN IN, days whom rrnndmoth'
.r x..N a nir1 s.,.t1,s nsI.l tE "a rim,
cid age not all OF them. ~ course. fo,
death Is no r'spoCt.r ~ persons ant
Lays his les hands on the young and
old alike But as = general thing tho
average age 1T which death occurred
We higher then than u is nov Aut
when e man did die his funeral VA
ncr u was often th, Gaze hat, tn
coffin made ot cherry, perhaps. rep.
resented the handiwurk 81 the Villar,
cabinet maker. There was NO under
t,kcr. no hired carriages no vain show
IA" coffin MAS con eyed Z" the littlt
country church where funeral scrri
cos were hld, after which d, was hoin'
to the little graveyard close by hy III,
hands ~ willing ~n.irhbors, M ooi
al "as over But these da,s when .
an dtr- be H. laid avaN ju y show
coffin sli covered over with luNurioul
uappiugs and funeral drdpsr.cs NJ
auto hcalsc conveys the body To- a.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
Mrs. Brumback Takes
Vacancy Created by
T. J. Sanford's Death

T"TF'TT NJ
santa Pc y VI Doc - Mis-.
Minnie nrumbacH who has been Of
nc,ll stcuographor az the state cor
poratiuu commission. has been named
corporation clcrk by the commission
taking ia" place made vacant b, the
death uf Thomas 4 Sanford Miss
Mamie lioj1 of the commission. sue.
cccds Mr. Brumhnck a. official stem
ogtuphUr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22

There's no use taiking ,Ou can
enjoy anything IN solitude these day.
Just ABOUT Til" tim" we contracted .
good case of the grippe ", learned
that Iioyd-Gcprgc had u too
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22

Henry hanls baggage and all other
iiiings;
lie On' a. Nom calling ~ 'p'ts On
their wings.
His moitO l. prumpsnes-; his service
~ fine
Whenever you want him just phone
NINE-THRtt.. NINE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22

Dan H. Hanna. son of Marx Hanna.
has just taken his fourth wife Tho
marry ing habit seems to have a iirm
hold on Dan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22

: little VAST hn nov and then
is read by every class of men and
women too Try one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-16
wheat HITS
BALL HARD and is
NOWTHlRD BATTER

NEW YORK. Sept. I6.-Zack
Wheat. the eminent outfielder OF
the Dodgers. by his great stunt OF
games. today Jumped into third po-
sItlon In the National league bat.
ting averages.
Wheat started his macing career
while tho Dodgers were on their
last swing around the circuit. and
the most recent averages show he
In hitting .3is. He is just point
behind his teammate. Jack Dau-
bert Hal Chase OF Cincinnati con
tinucs in the lead with mark OF
, 327.
Wheat still Hitting
Whests string OF safe hitting
has not ended, but be already has
set a record for the season. There
is not chance OF him to break
the worlds record this year. for
Jack Ness. now with the Chicago
American league club, hit safely in
90 consecutive games last year
while with the Oakland team.
ssAah - taHA was -f0htAAGts
when in the second inning OF the
game between the Pirates and
Dodgers. with the bases full. he
smashed the ball for a home run.
This IL the Missouri clouter's
first home run with the bases full.
altho his foursack feats are COM
mon In brooklyn.
GRACE TO $50.
Speaker stu Leads
Iris Speaker maintains his place
at the head OF the American
league with an average of .37s 10
Cobb's 1868. Joe Jackson is plug
ging along In third place with a
mark OF .34s. Cobb leads In runs
scored. with an even 100.
Tom Hughes OF Boston Is the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-16

best pitcher IN the National league
In games won and lost. He has
added IA games TO the won column
for the -faves and has dropped
only three. Allen. Boston. Is In
second place. with seven won and
two lost
Nick Cullop. OF the Yankees. with
IL victories and four defeats. heads
the percentage table for pitchers
In the American. Boland, Detroit.
has won nine and lost three. Faber.
Chicago. has won 10 and lost six.
The end OF the week finds Brook
lyn leading the National league
by two games. pretty comfort
able margin In these troublous
days. Cincinnati will be a visitor
in the Dodgers park this after
noon and two games are on the
program. Philadelphia. In second
place. also will be engaged In .
double bin with the Cubs as their
opponents.
The American league race re-
mains a virtual deadlock. with the
Tigers half a game behind the Red
Sox. The White Sox are sticking
close and are just half game be-
hind the Detroit club.