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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-01
SOME FACTS ABOUT THE
PULLMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION

To provide a systematic and abso-
lutely safe plan for the investment
of savings, and to aid its mem bers
to acquire homes of their own is the
object of the Pullman Savings and
Loan Association. The Association
is in every sense a HOME institution.
Who It's For
II is for the Practical Man, who
realizing the uncertainties of bust
ness and health, and of the folly OF
spending all his money as fast as
he gets it, provides for an emer-
gency.
II Is for the Prudent Woman, who
out of her earnings or allowance, de-
sires to put away a little money,
monthly. where it will be securely
and profitably invested, and give her
the least trouble and where she can
get it when needed.
1t is for the Young Man possessing
the manhood and determination to
save something every month from
his earnings as a reserve fund, to
draw on when sick or out OF a posi-
ton, for providing a home or for a
start in business.
1t is for Boys and Girls, to help
them to be economical and industrl-
GUS and to encourage them to ~ac'
ouire the habit of saving, provide a
fund to educate them and to make
them independent.
tt is for Societies, Fraternal and
Other Organizations wishing to In
vest their income for the purpose OF
creating a reserve fund, or for build
ing.
IT is for all Seeking a Home OF
who want to improve their property
or pay off a mortgage or to provide
a fund for any other worthy purpose
Call on or Write
NJ. X. SNYDER
Pullman, Washington
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-01
ONE DATE OPEN
IN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

Coach Boiler announces the w. S.
u football schedule for this fall as
follows, with only one date, at pres
ent, untitled:
Oct. Alumni, at Pullman.
Oct. 14-Oregon Agricultural Col
lege, at Pullman.
Oct. 24-University of Montana,
at Missoula, Montana.
Oct. 28-Multnomah Athletic
Club, at Portland, Oregon.
Nov. university of Idaho, at
Pullman.
NOV. 11-University of Oregon, at
Eugene. Oregon.
Nov. 1S-open.
Nov. 25-Gonzaga University, at
Spokane.
Nov. 30--Whitman College, at
Walla Walla.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-01
EVANSVILLE

''0S Eva names and Lois
DAVIDSON entertained the girls of the
nelshDorhood at a picnic at the
SAINTS home last Thursday. There
were 40 girls present and all enioved
the afternoon with games, music and
fancy work.
MISS l.. G. MacKay, her mother,
Miriam and Galen MacKay, and Mas
ter John Boiler of Pullman were
guests at the V. L. Higgins home
Tuesday.
Miss Dewey Quigg of Pullman is
assisting Mrs. V. L. Higgins with her
Homework.
NJ. Farley reports a yield of %
sacks to the acre of spring barley on
50 acres, which he has just finished
combining.
Mrs. NJ. E. Rucker has been seri-
ously i'll for several days, but is slow
~ improving. Miss Lora Written has
been with her this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Fulfs and chill
dren spent Sunday afternoon at the
Fred Kayler home near Pullman.
Mrs. Howard Whitfield and children
have returned to their home at Aso-
tin after spending some time visiting
relatives at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cole and chill
dren spent Sunday at the Bert futile
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walters and
children of Pullman were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A, F. Carrothers Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Young called
at the home of Mrs. NJ. E. Rucker
Sunday evening.
Claude Rucker began sewing sacks
for the Brown Bros. combine Mon
day.
Mrs. Chas. T. Holley of Cedar
Falls, Wash, is a guest at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Haines.
Mrs. George Stephenson, Mrs.
Howard Whitfield, Mrs. Loren Brown
and Mrs. Chas. Boundy called at the
home of Mrs. NJ. E. Rucker and at
the V, l.. Higgins home last Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs J, L. Metsker and lit
tie Miss Pauline Williams of Pull
man spent Sunday at the Nat Bryant
home.
DR.. and Mrs. E. Mcguire, J. J, Muir
ray, Eileen Mcguire and Mrs. Davis
called at the H. ]. Young and " l..
Higgins homes Sunday evening.
Miss Veda Slow of Pullman spent
last Thursday as the guest of Miss
Helen Hogan.
Miss Maude Morgan of Pullman
was a guest at the Cecil Eaton home
a few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Young and son,
T. c., joined DR.. and Mrs. Ed Mcguire
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Metsker in a
trip to Spokane on Tuesday, thence
to Standpoint, Idaho, to camp a few
days and pick huckleberries.
rI,.l i
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-01

This office prints butter wrappers
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-01
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

DIR. ID. II. CAMPBELL
Physician and Surgeon
Office in First National Bank Bldg.
Office phone so
Residence phone 6
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-01
PRACTICAL MINING MAN
ELECTED BY REGENTS

Mr.. Guy G. Warfel, graduate OF
me Colorado School of Mines at
Golden, Colorado, was elected at the
august meeting of the Board of Re-
gents of the State College of Wash
'ngton assistant professor in the de-
partment of Mining Engineering. Mr..
"arfel, who has been engaged in the
practical work of his profession for
several years, will add strength to
the department, which is already re-
cognized as one of the distinctly
strong schools Of the country.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-01
SPECIAL

For 30 days: Jones & Dillingham;
pure mixed paints at $2.25 per gal
Ion; best Barn Red, $1.20.
j. p. DUTHIE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
Mber 6amit lit Ole 6rage bob nod

Mber 6a1nit lit Ole 6rage bod nod
mdt gar5 beanttportet. @arum mol=
len 6em sic @ltern 6ab sic &in6er
lernen? Mi@t ettpa, bamit fie ein g11=
tee 3eugrpiB NIT na9 Sa1tfe Britt
gen, 6mmit fie ii@ mtS5eidnen Dor
ar6eren &in6ern mn6 nit ibren
@emtniiien problen f0nuen. @ent
sos ser 3med mdire, Damn f0lnnte
mar iid sic ganae @dp1le fporen.
Die @in6er io1len Iernen> bamit fe
fertig tperoen fo1n1er ol1f 6ieler
8elt> unb 6amit iie Sen @eg gum
Simmel fin6en. @uS mir IN Ser
|Sdule lernem, 6as bro11dyen tpir fit
6os 2eben 1rr6 fir 6ie @migfeih.
Gin rntpiiien6er Meni9 bringt eS 81
ni9ts, er miro beradtet nn6 betro=
ge11 nno fommt leidt IN Motb un6
@len6. M1t9 fan1r man ridt tpte Ser
liebe @oH es berlnngt, na6 6en @or=
1driten ser &eligion Ieben, tpenn
man jie 1idt fennt.
9ar11m bergIeidt man sic @6ul=
5eit tpobl nit ser 3eit ser Muslaat.
SIM 5riibiabr beite1t Ser 2ar6ma1n
SEN Mder un6 ltrea1t Sic gol6eren
@0rner in sic fdtpar5e @r6e, sic ct
I'M S@meibe ieineS &ngeiidtes ge<
pfligt bot. @em ser @ommer
fomn1t, tpddit 6as @etret6e nit bun=
6ertfdltiger Srudt, un6 int &erbit
erntet ser 9an6manr Sen 9obn 1ei=
mes 6leibes 111r6 fiiut feline Sde1nen.
90 lit es nit Sen &in6er11, Die flei=
Big Ier1ren;; I'M fpdteren 9eben fommt
6ie 3eit ser FROZEN @rrbe. @ur1m
laBt es eud nidt 8u biel iein, aa1d
nod elm @tiin69en in incline @ribot-
i9ule. GIT fommer. Mam lernt ME gu
biel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23

men uno geben, mann er mill; menn
er m9t biel 3eit bm, fn1m ct naf)
8elieben 6ie Stun6e nbbreden um6
lpater mod @elieben tpieoer anfan=
gen. 9u 6enft ibr: mas lolen mir
6enn lerne1t IN 1einer Bribatfdule?
Str iout anerlei lernem, tpa5 gut
un6 niiblib lit; tpurtet nn1r rubig
ab, mas ib eu6 81 iagen bobe.
Mber, fonnte elmer 90 iagen: @as
lou 6enm iiberbarpt 6as biele Ser
nen? Mir tpiir6e es biel beiier gefal=
len, apenn td 6ra1ben berumlm1fen
f60onnte, o1rltatt a1f ser @dulbanf
au iiben un6 mi6 NIT Der @iiien=
idnft 8u qr1alem.
Sa, mar11m iou man lernen?
@ollte i@ iebt 6iefe Groge itelfen an
meire fleinen 2eier, Damn uilr6en
getpiB auerlei Mnttporten berm1S-
fomme1r. Gin. ruider &nnbe tpiir6e
gd113 ted logger: ntnt 1ou lerre11,
neil man ionit Strafe befomm.
Mber Die Mnttport geniigt mir midt,
6enm % m1B man glei@ ueiter fro
gem: @arum ftraft man 6enn 6ie
foulen &in6er? Gin fluges &in6
1pir6e iagen: man ioQ lernen, tpeil
6ie @ltern tpouen. Sos lit nidt
libel ge%anttportet. Sen @ltern mub
man gebordem, un6 mer m1s @ebor=
fam fleibig lit, lit biel mebr 3u To-
BEN, alS tper Bios m1S S11rdt bor=
Strufe lerm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23

Gobolb sic Sh11le aus lit, ellen
Sic &inber iofort ins Sreie. Wean
iiebt la11ter frobe @elidter, un6 maS
10 Elm redt m1tbtpiuiger 8uride lit,
ser fann iih mdt entbalten, ieimer
6re11be in etmas 1armen6er 8etfe
211t 5u maden. Mber uu4 Sic flet=
Bigen &inber, sic feinen @run6 ba=
ben, sic @dule gu fiirdten, iin6 6od
ber5Itd frob, tpetu Ser nnterridt gu
@nbe tit. Sd miu eu@ barum ridt
ldelten, &inoer, bem id meiB mobl,
boB Sic gdule mande Imtrengung
BON el16 for0ert un6 mandyes 0pfer
euh o1tflegt. 8eion6erS lit es sic
6reibet, Die geru6e Elm iunges Ser5
in feiner nnge6ul6 m1r idmer eh=
bebren fant.
Grot6em ln6e i6 euh elm, incline
Bribotidl1le 5u bei11den un6 gu al
bem l1nterriM SEN ibr idon babt,
nod ettpos 8ribatunterridt at neb=
mer BEL mir. &c ion aber gemitbli6
5ugeben, obre &utbe un6 Nadiiten
un6 @troforbeit. Sober fam font
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
FafniIienkrei$.
&1fli&feit in Der Tamilie,

Die S0flidteit, nie iie bon gutge.
iitteten M6en16en urterei1pa1r6er &C.
|pflegt miro, lit ettpas aa1berlides.
Mit Ser &0fli9feit in Ger Samilie
Lift es ein aa6er cling. sic io1te fret
BON @leidgiiltigfeit uno neber=
idtpdnglid6eit fem, aber Sen @m1n6.
ton ser @imgfeit un6 Stnigfeit Bill
ben, ouf 6ie ii6 eine bon &er5en
fommer6e ~gegenieitige @ertbida=
ba1ng griinbet. Mr6 m1f sic &0flid=
felt unter 6re11m6en fol- SOS 5utref=
fen. SHE torbentione1e a1tBere Gorm
ser S0fliiddffet 6ogegen 'berpflidtt
uns III 6er meiitem SaQem mdt, inns
iiber 6en in1eren @erh unbefnnrter
ober atrs frem6 bIeiben6er Meniden
@e6u1ten 5u maden.
Sci ser @ofli9feit in ser Samilie
tpirb es inns 8e6iirfmiB un6 Sc
mobnbet, fre11n6li@ 5u fein unb ie=
sen fir uns 3u %getptnnen. $50 Dies
nidt ser SOL lit, ur6 Dies iiebt mon
ia lei6er oft ger11g, % beitet aud}
cine Arrene fortoo1ernoer @eibung
un6 at1nangenebmer Muftritte, sic al
len 6as 9eben berbittern arb 6e=
men, 6ie als brittle 6o5u geb0nen un6
6ur9 g1tes 8eifpiel Die uria6en 6es
SebIers beietttgen modten. 9aB es
ibnen eelingt, @alte, @droffbeit.
Srob, @leidgiiltigfeit Ser Santlien-
mitglieoer 6ur@ ibr getpinnen6es
uno b0fIides @efen at befeitigem,
fommt felten Dor, un6 5tuar bal1pt-
iadli@ 6esbalb, neil ser quite SSH
le at ei1em g11ten Ma1sfommett NIT
etnar16er Bel SEN an6ern 1ri9t bor=
bm6en lit. $50 es aber gelingt 6a1rd
gegenieitige Musipra9e cine @ermtt=
telung un6 cine 1lea.e geiitige Sc
meinfboft berbei5ufibrem 90 miro
ola6 sic edte, redte, bonn Ser3en
tommenoe u1r6 gu &er3en geber,oe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
Dur6 sic Miliionspraris

oufbielten. 9ur6 sic Miiiionspraris
lonte in Mrmenien ielbit Ser 8o6en
CUR 8il6ung. gebeimer politiider
@omiteeS ge19affen mer6en. Sos
3ieI GngIan6S uar sic @rridtung
zines bon ibm ubbangigen armeni=
lhen @ei9es, Dos einen Sell 5tpii@en
Sen tirfii9em nnb arabiih re6en6en
SbeiI bes S~smm1enreides g%etrieben,
Ole len 6a6ur6 ebenfallS BON Der
Bforte losgeriilen un6 nuf 6tele @ei=
lie einerieits Ole Eurtei unrettbar
Dem lntergange getpeibt, anoerer=
ieits aber Ser britilden @a6t Dem
@uiientbum 9egeniiber ELM urreridih=
terli9es ltebergapidt berlieben batte.
9ur@ sic 81 6ieiem 3iele unter reli=
gioier Masfe bon england nit els
falter 8erednung mge5ettelten Mr=
meniernuhtan6e> tpel6e 5u bem &uir
6ieles golfs1tammes gefibrt baben,
bot England etne 1htpere Blnt1bnlo
anf fem Miiiiorsme fen i'm Orient ge=
ln6en.
SIM 2idte 6ie}er britiidyerr ST.
trig1en uro @iiblereien getpinnen Die
ntiirfiiden @re1el IN Mrmenien" Elm
gan5 on6eres Musieben. @em iie
m1d ielbitberitdnolih nidt etma bor=
g%efommene Musldreitungen 11rh
tiirfiidye @ol6aten o6er 1tngeredtfer =
tigtes 8lutpergieBen entfdul6tgen,
10 5eigen fife uns 6od> 6aB 6ie @alrpt=
fdynI6 an 6en @~orfommniiien 1ridt
om @oIoenen &orn, fon6ern an Ser
Ebemie 51 iudyen ift. 9abin ioGten
6ar1rm a116 ein &ooiebelt un6 Ser be-
fannte Sbeil ser amerifnmi9en Brel=
lie iih nit ibrem @ebfloger uno If
ren BroteItet tpetroem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
@ebt BeisenI@srmp
benz b%artleibisen &isbe.
8ur5ielides rSrndt=2a1atip" TAIN htr
tueiden fletnen Rage1, 2eber sber
Gtn8emetben t1idt fdaben.

@eidm1t Die 8unge, Mutterl Ben.
belegt, bann gebrnuden Der Wagen. Qe<
Der un6 @%ingetpeibe @urer &leiner fotor<
tiee @einieung: 8erm eigenfinnig, mi
oerlpenitig, ungeborim, tpenn e nidH
i9laft, ibt ODER natirIi9 ba1oeIt, ODER
penn es fieberid 1T, fanren @agen,
i@le9ten Atbem bat; .tpenn fem Gals
fpeb 1T, es an 9iarrb6e' Ieibet, bon bo1s
grtdltung lift, gebt Inn einen Sbeel6fz
fel bou California nSeigen @brup," NIB
in einigen @tunben intro al bns inule,
perftopfte Beus, bic unperbaute Nab<
ring unb ioure @nne Ia11gfam befeiti9t
aus benz fleinen Magen obne aneife1,
un6 SIR 1abt nieber Elm geiunbes, be1<
gniigtes Sinh. Gragt @nren 9oftor fir
cine 50<gent SIa1e california @pru7
Of Sigs," tpeIde boue Nntpeifungeu tIlr
BabieS, &i1ber iegliden alters nn1 fir
grpn9fene enthdFt.
Nhnnnfrf nnf Aen ..RnrhRern.H
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
En- 8eanttuortuna 6es ihm iiber.

"" ~ SyNS ~
mlttelten @eridts 6es preuBi1ben
5el6probits iber 6ie Gb6tigfeit ser
fatbolilden Hrieiter 1T Seer unb.
mn6 6lotte 0eutiblm6's, erfldrt ser
Napit, CT lei in %inneriter 5eele be-
rubigt, bob ben fatboliiden 6oloaten
in Seer 1n6 Slotte 6ie Segnunger ser
&eligion gebradt miir6en. 8eion6ers>
erfreut eber iei er iber Die 8ereitpi1=
ligfeit Ser preuBiiden @egierung, Die
8abl Ger 6el6geiltli6en gu erboben,
mie au6 iiber SOS Ss%Stterelie, meldes
al1gemein Ger religi0ien ueber5eug1ng
Ser fatboliiden @ol6aten entgegerge=
bradt uer6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23

&ofIidfeh, lrmb ibrem @efolge mar=
me, tpabre @iite, iib einiteqen. @enn
sic &0flidfet in ser 6amilie lit leb=
ten gn6es MIR ser Mrs6rrd zines gil
tigen @er5ers.
Mber mar1m er5ieben mir un1ere
&in6er midt gletd in 6em Gimme un6
in oem @eitreben, gltige, b0fli&e
Menidem inmitten Tires Jumilien=
freiies un6 ibrer M1rgeborigen gu
peroem? @em mar, iber einen
&ippel Die Mdfeln 5udt, 10 beiB1
6ieie @eite uuf gut 9euti4 bo3 ni4d
an6ers aIs: Ser @eni9 bat eine
Iidledte @r5ieba1ng gebabt un6 III
a11b ipdter nidt abgebobelt tpor6en
Sci ridtiger @r5iebung eines &in.
6es ml1B 3eit un6 Suit borbanoer
iei11 &0flidtteit in Dem iungen Mert.
idenfi16 mftommen gu 1aiien uni
at f0r6ern. Gin @ater, ser obme
@rnB 6o@ &aa1s betriH, o6er 6e1
adfIos SEN &am6e6ra1d ieiner i'm be:
griiBen6en @inber iiberiiebt, Ger leg1
ldon ben @ru116 5m einem mnbofG=
diem 8etroge1t. Sos &in6 iogt ii9,
mo5u SOS, es miro ia midt germ &C.
ieben, 6aB 9n Deiner &er5li6feit
fren11p6lidem M11s6rltd gib1t. Mber
nidt MIR 5urudfgeftoben tperben 6mi
6ie finolidye @0fItdtett - ein freum=
lides @ort, cine tpeitere ber5li@e
Mmfmunter11mg 1dBt sic frearn6li6e
@eiittu1rg einea @ir6es imrer met
tere 8liitben treiben. Sebr bieles,
ia 6as meiite entipringt a16 aus Dem
8eiipiel, sos sic @rtpa9fenen sen
@inoern geben. 80ie S5enen u16 ot=
6a11er116e @1eidgiiltigfeit mer6en in
einem @in6e iiderli9 SEN @im fir
fmiliaire @ofli6bett, fir &ofliiddfeit
~iiberbn1pt u11teroriiden. user aber
sos @Iid gebabt bat, feline Sugen6
IN elmer 10 b%eooraugten 5amilienge-
meinidoft at b%erbringen, sic ollie
@mpidel11ng Ser &0flidfeit inns
@er5lid6eit gef0r6ert bd, 6em tpir6
es a19 ols @ruadfenen ntdt idtper
fa1en ipdter int @etriebe Ser groben
@eH iiberam 6en ridtigen H1ab 81
getpinnen nn6 ii9 Mdtltng 5n Der
idnffe n.
MuB 6as 2eben erit, sic 8eriiT=
ra1tg nit fremoen Meeni@en, Die
feline ltngeiittlidfeit I'M ii& 6ul6en
mouen> 6de @r5ieba1ng CUR S0fli@=
felt iibernebmen, 10 miro imnter ct
mnS gatherings gu Staruoe font
men. Ser quite @ine intro % frei=
li@ bon @inii6tigen gern fir Die
Ebot geruommen mer6en, aber 6us
l1nid0im u1r6 Gdige I'M @enebmen
u1r6 in Ser M11s6rndstpeiie miro 6od
mandJen @eg gum @ortpartts- un6
@eiterfomme1r %perIegen. Sic auBe=
rem @infliiiie, sic obme 3utbun in1re=
ren Siblens m1f 6en @enf6en ein=
miirffem, fo1mer Sen @in6r11d 6es Mn-
~geGernten eben nidt gar15 bertpi=
fden. Sc liegt iiber einem iolden
Meniden tpie Siinhe, un6 nl,r all
quot fommt es Dor, 6aB ste glat-
5en6e @di9t in Stiide gebt. SIT aber
einmal 6ie MnBemfeite berbinolidler
Sorm 6a1rdbroden, 10 Iei6et m1d
Ser Claude an sic inneren @or5iige
@hiffbr11d, sic @er5ens= 1n6 @e=
mitbseigenidoften 6ie mir 10 gerne
IN 6em @eniden idaten> 'peroen
n1d binter ser berbin6liditen 6orm
fiunftig 1tidt mebr berm1tbef.
Sddken mir nlfo 6ie Soflidfeit in
ser SariIte ,t1ro lire Mner3iebung bel
atnferm Madtutds nidt gerifug Elm.
@s lit gera6e51t cine &ulturaufgabe,
Ole bier Sen @ltern 1tn6 @5iebern,
m16 Ser @dule, 8ufdut. Sen @in<
BERN miro elm alnberdrberlides
@eino6 nit n1f 6en @eg gegeben,
6as ibnen in auen 9ebenslagen 31t-
itatten fomntt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
Kindtrt6e.
Nus ser Gribatidmle beim 2ebrer
&tnberbolb.

Marumm mon Iernen foil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-18
Roanoke Rapids Ousted

The owners of the Ronn0l>c Rap
ids baseball team. which took the
place of the 'IorcNciI club in the
irc fnia League when the Powder
1T. wen under. have hcrn notified
by President Hurru>s tOrprcw. Of
the Virginia League, that il will not
i,r SutistuctOry Ia the other clubs
in the State league to have tenn
porHry franchise granted.
Newport News NIs the club
which raised tho ErrntcSt howl,
claiming that by journcyin. to itoa-
Nuke Rapids 10 Nuuid ln>c mOnry.
despite the fact that il would ger
ssh day guarantee. The ship
huildcr:' InaGnaIc$ claim that IL
would cost them SI0n to stay in tho
North tGrolira town for three days,
and that the guarantee would not
1OtHI up to that amount.
Thc decision o; the league dircr-
tors 10 rule the Euanol>r RnpidS
team out throws out the game lost
by Rocky Mount 10 the Roanoke
Itnpids nine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-18
HARD WRESTLING MATCH
GREAT CROWD WATCHES
Ed. LEWIS STRUGGL E
Uns 40 Trouble with nrank hut IL
now Is About ns strong as
"Strangicr."

-Four thousand fans and fauabeuc.
watched Ed t'Stransicr") Lewis AZ
tempt his dual match OF throwing Iya,
l-inow, Russian Cossack, and Tom
Draak. a Belgian. last night in broad
Street Park, one fall apiece in SEVENTY
five minutes. Lewis threw Draak sew
cral times in eleven minutes, accord
ing to the grand stand but. accord
ing to Or. J. l.. McDonough. third man
in the ring. he only threw him once
IN that time. lie failed to pin the
shoulders OF the big supcrman. Linow
AZ the beginning. coin was tossed
for the preference as To who Was 70
come on the mat first. Lewis chal-
lcngcd the two inem promising that
no would throw III. Two in seventy
hve minutes. Lewis won tho toss. and
selected l.inow.
For one solid hour the two giants
struggled. There came near being a
nght or two between them. I.iuow
was anxious. Lewis was the same ever
cautious athlete. Time after time Lii
now made his terrific ,hrusts a.
Lewis. and the stands arose Ell inasse
TO watch the trial OF strength. II was
almost an even break in physical
though he WAS up against man that
tried his every vile.
The stranger did not attempt tn.
head hold more than three or four
times. when he secured it. tho crowd
arose and yelled:
Put him down. Ed"
Most Of them have seen that power
full hold before, and most Of them
know that when Ed Lewis gets that
lock on a mans head nc goes down:
bu, the Cossack didn't 20 down. lie
gave the fans. ono Of tn" nncst dem
constructions Of shear brute strength
ever witnessed here. Lewis seeined
n"nplused. After an hour OF terrific
struggle, Lewis-as was his right ny
winning the toss--callcd Draak 10 the
mat. In eleven minutes he pinned tho
Heletan's shoulders 10 tho mat so t!ght
That derrick would have been neces.
sary 10 have brought them up without
l.ewiss being willing
with four minutes TO spare, Lewis
! called 1.!now back upon the mat hnd
| in one OF the ncrcest encounters or
! the season carried the Cossack 70 tho
mat time after time with 4 head hold
| once IL seemed that Lewis had hi,
man, hat the Russian managed 10 null
| out. and Lewis arose In Disgust
| II WAS u fine exhibition Of wrestling
and one that the great throns of fan.
| enjoyed Lewis proved the iavorita
| throughout, though the Russian, who
| started in bad. wound M with inauv
| supporters on account OF his Inagui--
| cent SCRAP with The ''StranElcr"
| There ~ not much difference in weigh,
| between the TWO. Lewis being an
n"unccd as having 22S pounds about
him 'siripped), while l.!now WAS said
weigh olG
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SPORTS
OPENING GAME WON
BY ICEIMOND LADS
Montreal Is Unable to Hold Billy Smiths Sluggers When
They Get Mad in Eighth nning-Bily Smith Or
lered From Field by Umpire Cleary.

1yIe.. y. .hntoud took on a great rally
In tho ctrnin session yesterday /, Sc.
r%rsd no ftrs, rR,ne OF tho series from
moo-r.al by count Of to i The
.,atr I'D cr,rch in the eighth inn
80, -. v.i, ,rn affair. as each man
batFsJ around and five mon talled.
M, 600, ,Iisrl,yod hy tn. locals IN
,ho 1t ,vn INNINGS was tho finest
evo, nisnl2yed hero by amy ball club.
INC. ut,b.bl, did II out OF honor TO
Igliy -ri,h br pori,lar manager. VINO
ws4 ordered from the field by Clcary
I.r p~otestinc too strongly play in
.he f.rst rarf Of the eighth
:. ,,i..t,ars, Maria Le,wceu
,;rcth,ed mill the seventh
ne",'.'E ~ ~, 80, iad, ,,ol, =, on,
ihh'''E' M'''il ,,,,l.,,G srnr.d i'm m,
."n .,,.r, IIonIrvx drove
iou'th ,I'r"r ia.-s AMI
pue =" we ,il'norn,n,, sI,Ir-sd
c"."e 49, ,,o slx,h ,nrin.. IN.
oNl ,,s tn,, ,Yiiar Win
NlSl''t w ~ an, o,,a f,r
TWO cow -, ~, v.,S,ar,s
.l't' '' y.,,, OH. 1n,,,r.
slh- ,r. ,iciI ,rJ
49, me- '.,lsEad mi
s'"'s' "'''''
s'"R1'
in tine ussH"'Hs OF ihe e'Nh'" me
SUI S'i iN tl,''N i.'Nt' 49, ~ '''
CrorreN Hrf.'.' t."" u'",
,permni from SHN'h' t'"u''t
Moran s'l'i'a '''' N"'7'' ''',
~ 'cfinHii "' "''' ~ ''
tag NnNihv. N'' was '@Nln, .nF" ',I'.'
the ihr"" hi i.iF. as nc ma" '!,'"y
play i"r HN'NtAt no "'"P' ~ -"
see ,he i'nV 5'o Wh"h my >hl ''h
protested. ne ""T "i Iere@ lr'n' w.
Held. Gathers ''ea"e' me '"ES WI" Z"
three haE&vr tnh score" "h,n Was ,i't
y 20
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WALLACE IN ASHEVlLLE

ASliEViL.l.r:. y. G.. August l..
While no new low scores were record
cd to-day AT The August invitation
tournament OF the Ashevilic Country
club. several exciting matches marked
The work OF some OF tho leading play,
crs. William Paul. Of Charlotte. cham
pon OF the Carolinas. was hard
pressed by W. T.. Anderson, Of Green
villc, :. g.. who compelled raul to go
nineteen holes before the Charlotte
man won out Tomorrow, Nj. pnril
viii meet William Wallace. OF Rich
n"nd. runncr-ur last spring, ~ ihr
scmiinalS
William \ knight 81 Ashoyiii". 10
fchtcd G"orE" H. Dodge, ~ Indian
auolis four up and ihrc" Ia play.
william Wallace, Of Rchmond. won
from j. -. Iiarnctt, or Jacksonville,
four UP and three TO go
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TENNIS IN ATLANTA

ATLANTA. Ga. August l7-Carton
Y. Smith. OF Atlanta, Ga, stat" singles
champion. to-day fought his wav
through two additional rounds OF the
Stale tennis Championship tournament.
being played here. defeating T.. Y. Car
C-3. Ga. and Then winning from y 81.
Grant. Atlanta, 81, SIS.
Smith. paired with T.. s Mans1cir,
Atlanta, defeated Grant and Jeff Hunt,
Atlanta. IN tho third round OF tuc
doubles winning two sets -" 80.
orr. Jr, and Carter, the South Atlantic
champions, won their WAY into tho
fourth round by defeating Christopher
aud iiall. Douglas, Ca, 40 81
Stewart harris. Atlanta. the Junior
Southern champion. had an easy match
in The fourth round ~ the singles. de-
fca,inC J. J. JONES Atlanta, Go. Go.