14 THE FORT WAYNE NEWS AND SENTINEL Friday, July 12. P1TTSBURG RUNNER RACE FOR OWN MONEY STARS IN QUARTER l> Circulation JBternational Sweepstakes to for June Run Sunday, July 28. Exceptional July SPECIALS 'For the first tlm« in the history of automobile racing the fastest drivers m That cannot fail to attract the attention of every intelligent and economical buyer of men's and boys' wear 33,790 world are going to race for their money. This is th« announcement within reach of Fort Wayne. * today by Manager Charles H For- 1.... 34,371 Sun. of the Chicago speedway. The race 2.... Sun. 33,650 twin be held there on Sundav Jul\ 28 Watch Our Windows 3..., 34,264 .33,420 •Ml »ll be known as the international 4.... 33,298 sweepstakes. It will have a value of S. .. 33.278 That are Making This "Fort Wayne's Best Clothing Store" 6 . . 33388 T7nd*r the conditions of the race the 7 . 33,498 fletut drivers will be invited to Con The Busiest Place in Town 8 34,712 pile, only those known to have «*rs ca- 9 Sun. piWe of making more than 105 mles per 10.... 33,579 Iwor being invited Each drher will 11 33,638 bftre to put up 12,000 and the speedwm Men's $1.50 Fancy Madras 25c Wash Men's $2.00 Summer Shirts 12.... 33.632 wttl add enough to bring the total to 13 ....33,622 W.OOO. SHIRTS TIES All sizes—all patterns 14 ....33,642 "Heretofore the riders have alwa>s 15. ...34,718 demanded and obtained large bonuae* Reduced to 98c 12i/2c Reduced to $1.48 M vail a« the prise money," said Man- ToUl 844,739 ager Porter. "but now things will be atcrent. I talked to the leading dnver« Daily Average 33,790 at Cincinnati just before the liberty Men s $6.50 Pure "Tub" Silk Shirts, ali Sizes, all Patterns $4.75 fea&Alcap there on July 4 and outlined The above statement of the >le iweepatakea conditions to them circulation of the Dally News "Hie plan was no revolutionary tha* Men's Genuine NainsooV Men's Genuine Chalmers and Sentinel has been prepared ftoy would not gi\e any immediate a« and verified by me and is cor- JMt. Ralph D« Palona, Ralph Mulford Athletic Union Suits Porosknit Union Suits rect. and others approved because of their de- C A FERRIS, Sire to Improve the auto racing game Circulation Manager. to every way, but at the meeting there ffte drivers were unable to agree on —48 Men's $1.25 Blue Chambray E.&W. Boys' 85c Pure White points being allowed for each finishing position in each heat. It Is now up to Work Shirts Linen Collars Union Suits t&e drivers to put up their money, and then they can meet and make the con- dition!. "The entries will be kept open until 85c 15c 45c July 20, and I expect that every man Invited to compete will do so. This race win then show just who is the fastest Men's Palm Beach Suits that sell everywhere at $12.00 to $15.00 tttver In the world, and, with their own ——Special this month at $10.00 ttdoney at stake, these speed demon* are Our Entire certain to demolish a lot of records " Stock of Cool Cloth, Crash, Mohair and Silk Suits at Special July Prices Fort Wayne & Northern Indiana Traction HJTO RAGES ON JULY 21 STRAW HATS Children's 50c Rah Rah Straws Company Seven Entries Hade and More Frank She*. Reduced—Nothing Reserved. Your choice, 15c * Are Expected. Track experts are agreed that Change of Time Frank Shea, University of Pitts- Boys' Washable $1.75 Effeetlrt Dee. to, 1311 5ur(t runner, is One ot the (tan of Boys' 60c Waists Khaki Pants Weit. Bound Trains Leave •^Sunday July 21, promises to be a he college world in the middle dit- fi»a.m. 13:16 p. m. gala day for Fort Wayne sport fans, Blue Chambray and Fancies, 1:00 a. m.« 1:0- "0 p. m.* for seven well-known racing pilots lance events. He is especially good —$1.25 t-(H)a,m.' 2.30 p. m. 3yW* already signified their Intention ox the quarter-mile. Sport or Regular Styles 11. v«.0k« 4:15 P. m. of participating In the speed classics 1:00 p. m. *:00p.ra. to be held at Centllvre park. Local Children's S1.50 and $1.75 8:90 p. m. B .Interest will be intensified by the Wash Suits, $1.25 11:05 p. m. a unceroent that several local -39c Souti-Bound will take part In the day's BIG CARD AT NORTH RANDALL «:M«-m. B 1:00 P.O. ?:00«,m.B purse of $1.800 has been assem- l:Ot«.m.Q S:Wp. m. up to this time and a much Thirty-nine Horses Named to 1:00 L m. 4:00 p. n. of the former's mother, Mrs. Bd Crea- Richard, have returned from a visit 10:00 t- m. 6:00 p. a. one will be divided among the Start for Get-Away Day. MONROEVILLE ' er with the former's father, Dell Me U;*.m, «:00p. m. Five big events have been Mrs. E L. Burwell has gone to At- Entarfer, at Union City, Pa., and 8:00 p. m. for and several more will Sundav guests of Mr and Mrs. J Sport World As Seen wood, where she will be the guest of while there Mrs Fickes was terribly 10:00 p. m. announced as soon as the race CLEVELAND, July 12.—Thirty-nine \I Jackson and family were an aunt 11:00 p. m. receive entrance applica- Christ Kintzel and family injured by being bitten by her fath- trotters and pacers have been named and ancle, Mr. and Mrs John Kosme, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Robinson, of er's dog, which was part blood- Tralu lMTin« B«« it 7.00 i. tn_ With James J. Corbett tlto 4. m.. 11:M Ik m-. 1:M p. m- l:» to start in the four rases on the Grand if Poe, Ind., and Mr and Mrs. War- Leesburg, spent Wednesday in War- hound. In reaching down to pet p. m. XndlanapolU tralu vU. P*n: Circuit get-away card at North Randall den Brooks, of Bluefleld, Va Mr saw en route to Etna Green. him he caught her left cheek, cut- 11:00 a. to,. CnlTonlty Limited; i.ll Srooks is enlisted as an electrician A trifle more than a month later Miss Mary Kreamer has returned ting through near the mouth and p. m., IndlanapollJl BxpniB. today. The $2,000 free-for-all pace, the and home on a short furlough Mr (Copyright, 1918, by King Features Syndicate, to her home In Silver Lake after a tearing the lobe off her left ear The •Limited train*. B—To UnntluUn Major League Games feature event of the day, will bring to- Ketchel knocked out Hugo Kely, an- only, wept Saturday train niai Vic Blaising and children, of New Ha- EDITOR'S NOTE—This is the other rugged battler, in three rounds visit with Mr and Mrs. Roy Kreamer. doy was promptly killed tbroocB to Peru. a—to Haatlaitm gether Miss Harris M , Williams, Single •en, TV ere also guests in the Jackson fifth of a series of seven articles Miss Mollle Beigh, of Claypool, Mrs. Ambrose Kennedy is much NATIONAL LEAGUE and then on Aug. 18 gave Joe Thomas only. B—Dally eicett suuky. G., Russell Boy and Baxter Lou, and it lome. •which Mr Corbett is writing con- another chance. It required less than spent Wednesday in Warsaw on busi- improved from her recent Illness. O—llakM local >Upi bitwMn ran Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Spake, of Chi- cerning the career of the late Stan- ness. Mrs Amos Hlssong and daughter Waytt* and Bluftton on Sunday only. Chicago— R H E is expected to develop into one of the Ie\ Ketchel, one of the most marvel- five minutes for Ketchel to knock out 0020000100—311 2 cago, who are now at Cedar Point,' ous ring warriors of all time. The his ancient enem> Mrs. Will Stevenson and daughter Miss Beulah Alleman. of Pleasant i. r. BEBCB. Acent. ...0001000201— 4 10 2 speediest contests of *he week The O., on a business trip, will spend Sat- next installment will appear tomor- Then Papke clamored for another Agnes have gone to Leesburg. where Lake, were guests of their cousins, Game— R H E first three have records of two minutes irday and Sunday with their parents, row match Ketchel gave it to him on Sept they will be the guests of Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Obe Leas, over Wed- 0 00000200—2 7 0 or better. Mr and Mrs G B Spake S, 1908, in Los Angeles It was figured Mrs C. M Powell. nesday night. 20001000'— S 6 1 On Feb 22, 1908, Stanley Ketchel took The Misses Erda Robinson and tteries—Regan and Henry; Doug- Mr. and Mrs. E M Donahoo left that Ketchel would be an easy winner Mrs. Alfred Phillips and children »nd Killifer. esterday for a short vacation with on Mike (Twin) Sullivan in Colma, Cal.. But Papke surprised the sporting world have returned to their home In Wa- Martha Carper returned on Tuesday St. Louis— R H E friends and relatives at Lima and and startled fandcm by knocking out b> knocking out Ketchel in the twelfth bash after a visit with Mrs. Will from a visit with the Jack Hasselt lelphia .021200000— 6 10 3 BASEBALL STATISTICS Ridgeway, O. Mr. Donahoo says he the great warrior in less than one round round. The finish of the bout came Llchtenwalter. family, at Pleasant Lake. _ Louis . 000000020— Z 7 0 h£s> been marked up for a week's About three months later Ketchel fought just at a time when Ketchel was leading Mrs. G. A. Mowery, of Los Angeles, Batteries—Prendergaat and Burns. absence at the interurban station his brother, Jack (Twin) Sullivan, in by the proverbial mile on points and Cal., Is the guest of C. D. BalUet and The smallest practical dry battery ELECTRIC Packard, Tuero, Johnson, SherdeU and ''^Ifbck, Qonzales STANDING OF THE TEAMS Mr. and Mrs B F Holsaple spent the same town Jack put up a much when everyone expected to see Ketchel amily. has been Invented for use In a French A—t CJincmnatll — R. H. E. Sunday and Monday at Andrews, suffer battle than had Mike, but he, send Papke into oblivion. vest pocket cigar lighter. Brooklyn ....000001(120—3:3 2 National League. Ind., the guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Rob- too, had to bow to the mighty Ketchel, Many who saw the contest insisted WATEBLOO NEWS. Cincinnati ...1 0140001*— 7 14 0 Teams. won. Lost Pet. ert Wybourn. taking the full count in the eleventh that Papke's victory was due to a lucky .. 62 23 693 SERVICE Batteries—Coombs, Marquard and Chicago The Daughters of Ruth were en- round punch But Papke thought differently. Wheat; Toney and Allen. New York ...... 46 It was then that Stanley Ketchel laid He figured he was Ketchel's master and Russell Robinson has been con- At Pittsburgh— R H. B. Pittsburgh ... 37 36 .507 tertained on Tuesday evening by fined to his home several days by 37 479 claim to the title as middleweight cham- that he could duplicate the trick when- •«w York ..000211000—4 9 0 Philadelphia ... 34 Mrs. Hattie Crablll The usual num- pion of the world And the public was ever he tried. Papke had in mind, per- llnes _._.. ...2 000100 11-694 Boston ... 33 42 .440 )er of members were present and Miss Metta Buss has returned —/or— itterles—Smith and McCarty; Mayer, Cincinnati ... 31 41) 437 .istened to papers by Mrs. Alta Shaf- quick to recognize him as such The haps, the old adage about "They never . Shaw and Schmidt Brooklj n ...... 30 42 417 easy manner in which he had disposed come back " No doubt he figured that Tom a several weeks' visit with rel- Et. Louis 30 45 .400 'er on "Keeping the Boys in Church" of his foemen convinced them that he by knocking Ketchel out once It put a atives at Pontlac, Mich. AMERICAN LEAGUE Amerlci League. and Mrs Brewer, "Care and Train- was worthy to wear the crown that had jinx on Ketchel and that he could dupli- Arthur Beldler and son, Arthur, Teams Won. Lost Pet ng of Boys Under Fourteen " They ir., of Toledo, visited Mr. and Mrs. Boston ... 46 32 500 graced the heads of Jack Dempsey and cate the trick. LIGHT At New York— R. H. E. 55S also were favored by a duet by Mis Bob Fitzsimmons So when Ketchel asked for a return F. N. Beldler the uast week. | Oereland ...001000000—1 7 0 Cleveland 45 36 H E. Zeimer and lurs. Charles Mil- Mrs. Edwin B. Musser has return- Star TorK ...000000000—0 3 2 N«w York 41 34 547 At that time there ~nas no recognized match and the promoters offered Papke - 'Batteries—Coveleskie and O'Neill; Washington 40 38 513 :r middleweight champion—and there had a big purse for his acceptance Billy ed from a visit with relatives at Un- Jmneran and Walters. St Louis 37 39 487 Mr. and Mrs John Hecklar, Mrs. not been for neartv twelve years Fitz signed up, and the two men met Nov. ion City, Pa, HEAT At Philadelphia— R. H. E. Chicago 37 39 487 C F. Spauldmg and daughters and was the last of the undisputed cham- 26, 1908, in San Fnncisco. Mr. and Mrs, Benton E. Poor and FL JWAY W/L Louis ... 021000020—G 10 i Detroit 31 44 413 Miss Frances Beauchot spent Thurs- pions, following his triumph over tJemp- Ketchel turned tb * tables in that con- Miss Josephine Poor, ot Jonesvllle, Philadelphia .33000002*— 8 11 2 Philadelphia ... 30 45 400 day in Fort Wayne attending the sey When Bob went into the heaw- A SMART LION STYttt Batteries—Wrlsht, Gallia, Davenport, American Association. test, methodically beating down Papke Mich., and Mrs. Edwin N. Brown, POWER Ifottck and Severeid; Geary, Adams, Teams Won. Lost Pet Barnum & Bailey circus. w eight ranks be vacated the title About through the first t*n rounds and finish- of Ann Arbor, motored to Waterloo WITH PLENTY Walton and McAvoy. Kansas City 38 26 594 Hostesses for the M. B. Ladies' that time—1897—Kid McCov made the ing him in the eleventh with a sleep- on Wednesday to spend the day. At Boston— R. H E. Columbus 3? 27 VIS Aid society at the home of Mrs L claim as Bob s successor So did Jack producing punch. Robert Patterson wag seventy- OF TIE SLIDE SPAQB Louisville 29 56' Chicato 000000000—0 4 ! .501 H Edvvaids on Wednesday were Mrs O'Brien But neither established a clear Stanley Ketche was champion again— nine years of age on Thursday and Boston 00000121*—4 9 Milwaukee .. 30 title Through the -vears that followed Phone Batteries—Clcotte and Jacobs, Mays Indianapolis 500 L H. Edwards. Mrs I^uclnda Ed- pnd he went to his grave wearing the the event was celebrated by the ar- •ad Schang. St Paul 477 wards, Mis John Allegar, Grandma many great men had battled in the 158- middleweight crown. rival of his children, Mrs. William .At Washington— R H. E Minneapolis .455 Allegar, Mrs A A Adams. Mrs. J. pound dh ision But none was great Through the early part of 1909 Ketchel B. Blgler, of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs &noi Detroit 000000053—812 ! Toledo 312 M Johnson and Mrs Charles Taylor. enough—until Ketchel came—to cause continued along on his spectacular ca- William Patterson and Russell Pat- Washington .000006000— 6 13 2 After a short business session the the public to acclaim him truly great reer and defeated decisively practically terson, of Elkhart. ; Batteries—James, Kalllo, Cunningham RESULTS YESTERDAY OLDEST BRAND IN AMERICA ladies were royally entertained every middleweight In the game. Then, Mrs. Roy L Flckea and small son, •—" 298 * * Stanage; McBride, Johnson and The first battle which Ketchel fought National League. Little Mary Katheryn Richards with no more men to conquer In his own Chicago, 4—3, Boston, 3—2 was hostess to a. number of her In defense of his title was in Milwaukee division, and wildly anxious to continue Pittsburgh, 5, New York, 4 voung friends on Saturday In honor on June 4, 1908, against Billy Papke, battling, Stanley Ketchel looked around Buy War Stamps >' Wanted—Motormen and Cincinnati, 7, Brookbn, 3 of her third birth anniversary The who had established quite a reputation. him and began "picking" on Jack John- Philadelphia, 6, St Louis, 2 children who helped her celebrate Ketchel proved to be Papke's master in son, who then was recognized as the Conductors; steady employ American League. that contest, winning the decision in ten technical heavyweight champion of the Bogton,4, Chicago, 0 were Rosella Girardot, Emma Dor- aient. Age 19 to 55. Apply Detroit, 8; Washington, 6 ris, Marguerite, Opal and John world Philadelphia, 8, St. Louis, 5 Waterman. Lena, Helen and Ada .at superintendent's office, Cleveland, 1 New York. 0 Savieo, Kathryn and Dorothy Cra- American Association. bill, Elizabeth, Marguerite and Lu- Holman street. Fort Kansas City, 4. St Paul, 1. Their son. Lieutenant Roy Bowland, Minneapolis, 4; Milwaukee, 2 cile Spauldmg, Ward Meese, Robert is supposed to be on the waters Electric ayne & N. L T. Co. No other gamec scheduled. Bauserman, Gordon Jackson After Professor J P. Sharkey, manager McBRIDE RETURNS spending some time romping and of the Van Wert County Dry federa- playing games they were served light tion is in Columbus attending a Light TO NATS' LINEUP refreshments by Mrs t Richards meeting of temperance leaders. REMEMBER—We Close at 6 P. M. Saturday Mrs C. F Spauldmg and Mrs John The Kmsey Komedy company has and Hecklar. Sled an application for city license After spending a week's vacation for an engagement here the week of with her sister Miss Myrtle McGon- the twenty-second. A tent show. agle, Mrs Walter Kizer and family Sheriff Gillie and family, of Fort Power returned to their home in Findlay, Wayne, en route to Columbus. wer« O Misses Edith and Cara McGona- in the citv yesterday and called at PHONE WORK SHOES gle also spent a week's vacation at the court house home, returning to their employment Mrs John Nichols, deputy county in Fort Wayne on Monday treasurer and Mrs Maude E. Allen 340 THAT STAND Mr and Mrs. William Brwin andare in Willshire, making collections son, John, and Miss Florence Myers, on the duplicates in Willshire and ad- HARD USAGE of Decatur, motored to Butler Sun- joining townships. day, spending the day with Edwin Mrs. Sisco, of Columbus, and Mr« Erwin and family. Clara Agler, of Fort Wayne, are guests at the home of County Com- Call Between 6:20 and 1:00. missioner John M Miller. Built of the old VAN WERT NEWS Clarence W Trippy and family ha\p returned to Geary, Okla, after a Subscribers not receiving their fashioned stuff so Sheriff Gunsett vvas called to the visit at the home of Mr and Mrs copies ot the News by 6:20 In tho home of August Germann in Lib- Thomas J. Trippy, 340 West Maple e\ening are urged to call 100 be- avenue. The trip was mads by auto Meris Outing Shoes erty township, to help locate some tween that hour and 7 o'clock. that they'll stay chicken thieves who had taken about Mrs Richard Allingham, Sr, has The News has maintained a corps twenty-five chickens His efforts returned from Hudson. Mich, of delivery boys until 8 o'clock with you on the were without result ' companied bv her son. Sergeant Begins Tomorrow Morning for some time but this practice The members of the 1917 club and Richard Allingham and wife Serg- has been abandoned because no job like an old their families held a picnic at Scotts eant Allingham has been ill and is at calls have been received after 7 Crossing on the Auglaize. Thursdaj home on furlough from Camp Jack- TOMORROW morning a great o'clock. By calling between 6,20 friend. Donna, the 10-v ear-old daughter of son, Columbia, S C tale of Newark White and Palm and 7 o'clock subscribers may se- Mr and Mrs D. W Harvey, Forest Mr and Mrs Charles Balyeat. cure copies ot the News by spe- WORK avenue, fell from a tree and broke her Washington and First streets, have Beach Canvas Oxfordi begins in cial delivery. Help make this right arm just above the wrist gone by auto, to visit their son Rob- our stores. service 100 per cent Army shoes are The local grain dealers are urging ert, at the naval training station at SHOES farmers to give their wheat more Erie. Pa. great for civilian time for seasoning before threshing Mrs J. A Morey has returned to These summery cool and com- Several loads of new wheat already her home in Fort Wayne, after fortable Oxfords will go into this 5 workers. bl ought to market, is so green that a visit with friends here the> fear it will lose its value Some sale at the one flat price of $1.85. rve has also been brought in and its Ash For state of matunU is good and the WARSAW NEWS. They are made of Sea Island Th« Munson last Army Shoe nualitv fine, and indications are that White with leather or "NU-TEX" of A-l calfskin with »olld the crop of r>e will be exceptionally Mr and Mrs Louis Pfclffer have Nos. 52, leather large this vear, the yield to the acre returned to their home in Payson, fibre soles and heels, also in leather is large I'tah, after a visit with the former's soles and heels, and are the yery 53, 54 soles $4.95 Harvev M Gee chairman of the iparents , _M r . an„d Mr. ,s , William Pfeif- Opp. Jetterson Theater countv «ar savings sUmps organi-[f<>r on East Fort \VavnT e street essence of smartness and beauty. A gott toe work shoe of brown zation, has issued an urgent wll to Mrs Earl Antomdes has returned and 55. and black calf, "warranted 10 htT ho n $1.65 is what you save by coining the war councils of each district to' a ™ j Lexington, K> . after to hasten the work and not fail to make visit with her husband in Warsaw, for a pair quickly. a comlpete report by Monday night. Ishe wl» leave immediately for some wear" $3.95 July 15. The government has called camP or overseas in the Red Cross for the final reports .as a nurse Albert McGovven has returned JIr and Mrs Carl Mese have r«- George McBride. from Mansfield, where he has been [turned to their home in Laketon after raw nora KR wot OT j The reteran George McBnde, who In attendance at the grand encamp-|a vist with Vernon Mese ^Uiaorl SfW Sior^G. wonusiwriuoAUBjnu. i has been acting as coach for Clark ment of the Ohio Independent Order William Mmear and Norman Polk apufKx aaa. atuu Griffith's Nationals since last se»- of Odd Fellows Mr McGowan was' went to Fort Wayne on Thursday, 1 reappointed a member of the griev- where they attended the Barnum & IOSTON SHOE SHO eon. has broken back into the line- ance committee The grand encamp- Bailey circus up at shortstop. Griff WE* forced tc ment will be held next year at' Miss Erma Noel spent Wednesday —FORT WAYNE STORE— UPSTAIRS-OVER WOOLWORTHS , nse McBride to fill the position dnr- Painesville I evening in Bourbon, where she as- j ing the absence of Doc Lavan, on Professor and Mrs Orrln D Bowl-1 sisted Miss Cleo Leffel m a recital 830 Calhoun St., Second Door North of Wayne St. 726 CALHOUN STREET the hospital list. McBnde began hil and, 322 Gordon avenue, have been Mrs. Bert Fisher and daughter Open Saturday Evening Until 10 o'Clock Use News Black P professional career eute«a informed that Lieutenant Ray Bowl-'Gwendolyn have gone to North Man- and, their son, has arrived overseas Chester, where they will bf the guests —257 Stores in 97 Citie»— 30c per line.

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