The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 9

rr THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR THURSDAY JULY I 1909 ROSS HUGL JOKE IN (CONSULT THE BEST JW DRIVES RACER OVERLAND She Knew Her Baby Was Happy Short Bout Why Is Our Office Med Most Every Day? THE STAR SUMMER MISSION UND $12793 Total One Day's Statistics Army Orders AMUSEMENTS West Broad Ripple Bathing Beach for Us North boy They Have a Clean Pool and Clear Water 2 a 1218 W) We're All Going There the ourth AIRVIEW PARK GRAND CONCERT Tonight by the CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE Indianapolis Military Band esting to you borause it in so nxtremely JULY 13th Every afternoon and every night ROYAL ITALIAN CONCERT BOD 419 West Court general 901 62 South Harding CHURCH MAY HOLD PROPERTY Bussell homl AUTOMOBILES 807 River pulmonary east DIRECTORY City News in Brief 18 he members of the We Perfect Health Why Not Enjoy Life? tho tend fiv rpal Sterling Motor Car fighting riresiune 142 Went Market Sire 78767 Kel NO REVOLVERS ON Di I west of Senate Thirteenth ce a closer I URNITURE RETAILERS MEET The AW I 3000 people In In hearts big enough by by to association Wednesday a now Motor whlrh will make 4000 ours and were placed Immediately announcement was mnd'o Oliver avenue and Take Indpls car girl 2117 Mh yor Bailey Com we would 78776 peal Will Tull In care office at the State will hold another night CURE OR NO ABSOLUTELY ACTION IS GIVEN 9 to 12 1 to 5 Evenings 7 to $12518 175 100 Amount previously acknowledgedGarden Baptist Sunday school Babies friend in to "limber it he took it for Its air Grounds raca good average but nA a politician attempting to be nd noneHt anil hoping to evade He pounded the table stamped bo a true representative of the people's igtlLi INCORPORATIONS of incorporation wore filed in nf the secretary of state yos follows: Motor Gars ACCESSORIES Washington asphalt bltu Take White City Cars ree admission to all Will Visit Olive Branch visit the I Greensburg today departing on the regular 8 interurban car 78768 son 78773 vorce 78778 peal from justice of the peaee court Car Co ne 8 Shelby street A' This is good weather for lemonade stands Charles Efroymson made $236 by selling lemonade tn just one afternoon He had his stand at Twenty second and Pennsylvania streets He sent his con tribution to the fund and Is in the list of "life savers" York wooden Reardon Black or receiver anq 1001 IO7 Hou Di A a fl I a Ciuilllhw Automobile Coimrfgny" VqUIH1 23 20 East Ohio street Indianapolis Automobile Co vqriBlCqi 113 115 Maryland St AaIa 'Hlerllng Motor Car Company Vvlv 142 West Market street The Memorial Presbyterian Sunday school so far has contributed the largest amount to The Star Summer Mission fund Unless a larger contribution is re he said this mean dog referring to me as a liar when I have ro street International "BIm Ribbon 2142 Capitol Ave Shines Erirjthjag celved before August 1 this Sunday school will get the silk flag which was donated to the fund by Capt Wallace oster The flag will be given to the In dividual or the organization making the largest contribution before the first of next month The Memorial Presbyterian Sunday contribution was $2756 ve the To foreclose INDIANAPOLIS CLUB TQ GO INTO CAMP JULY The Auxiliary and their friends will Home at In the Air Dome MISS ELSIE WILLIAMS II MUCH MARRIAGE LICENSES Harry Girton and Birdie Stewart George Wade and Eleanor Lyons Alvis Stergar and Carolena Nosar rank Reid and Ella Waldron rederick Bulmahn and Minnie Malkus Philip Duvall and Edna Croan Bernard Ahlders and Lena Meyer Claudius McColl and Huldah A Webb John Sauter and Anna Stahlberger Leonard Schmitt and Josephine Brickly ueorge is Morrison ana Mary retry Joseph A Daly and Gertrude Herff Charles Spacke and Minnie Eggert Edward Wischmeler and Louise Krentier Archibald odrea and Velma Milam Jesse Haynes and Marie Roembke Ervin Miller and Dora Rost Walter Davidson and Eva Rumford William Murphy and Anna Reimer Samuel Haverstock and Ora Shafts Carroll Livingstone and Elsie Marriott ridolln Rusch and Cora Barnett Albert Johnson and Elsie I Luck Ernest Ehiert and Ida Eden Ernest Klennert and Lulu Kelsay rank Whitten and Bertha Babb Harlan White and Ada Dennison Oscar Mayhew and Ruby Slerp Clarence Christopher and Rose Shame! Evan Mascoe and Bertha orsee William Sosbey and Mary Baxter Cecil Strupe and Ida Chase rank Kramer and Sadie Hagy Philip Mann and Sadie Kelly rank Ellis and Lena Tincher Chester Kinney and Nellie Warner Elmore Luscher and Emma A Kinney Archie Mitchell and Dora McGriff rank itzgerald and Martha A Williams Chester A McDermet and Virginia Az ields Joseph Grey and Gertrude Kyle Walter Dean and Sarah Bratton Riverside Bathing Beach Afternoons of July 3 and Meier amily of High Divers all this week Admission 10c suit and locker 15c Take Riverside curs best policy a retailer nis own town Lulu Price vs George Griffin Appeal justice of the peace court It is Chief Metzger says VlricMel Run ne Nenm DvbJity Pre talic Kidney and Bladder Disnm Blooj eiwn AIm Piles aol iU trial TreuHex WASHINGTON June Orders were issued today as follows: Maj William Wren Twelfth Infantry is detailed for duty with the ourth Bri gade national guard of New York during the encampment to be held July 31 to Aug 21 1909 By direction of the President and upon the application of irst Sergeant Joseph ogarty Troop ifteenth Cavalry that soldier will be placed upon the retired Hat irst Lieutenant Arthur Poillon our teenth Cavalry now In this city will pro ceed to Governor's Island for tem porary duty irst Lieutenant Arthur Dalton Twen tieth Infantry now at San rancisco Cal will report in person to Brigadier General Marion 1 Maus United States Army for duty as'aide de camp on his staff By direction of the President Capt Chase Doster Twenty first Infantry is detailed for service and to fill a vacancy in the quarter department Maj Ames Shattuck ourth Infantry is detailed as an acting quartermaster1 is re lieved from duty in the office of the quar termaster general and will assume charge of construction work at Missoula Mont relieving Capt Clyde Hunt quarter master Leaves of absence have been granted as follows: Capt rank Powell ifteenth Infantry one month Capt Theodore Taylor Third Cavalry two months Second Lieutenant Al ton Pope Second Cavalry two months and fifteen days irst Lieutenant Louis Ball ifth Cavalry four months Second Lieutenant rank Davis Eighth Cavalry Second Lieutenant Innis Swift Twelfth Cavalry three months and Capt Charles Bunker ourth ield Artillery three months and twenty two days with permission to go abroad Maj James Erwin Inspector general will report for duty as inspector general of the Department of the Missouri By direction of the President and upon the application of Sergt Maj Paul Lengsfeld Eleventh Infantry that soldier will be placed upon the retired list Capt John Winn quartermaster will proceed to Rockford TIL on official business pertaining to Lippert's contract for the man ufacture of woolen stockings Capt Green McD Van Poole Medical Corps will proceed to Wayne Mich for service as member of a board Of officers for the examination of candidates appointed as second lieutenants of the Coast Artillery Corps Boone County Outing The Boone County Association will hold an outing at Brookside' Park July 25 All former 'residents of Boone County now living in Marion County are asked to send their addresses to the sec retary of the association of the adjutant House ine meeting next ACCEPT BID SUBMITTED BY STATE BANK Two Hundred Men rom State Hear Se ries of Addressee More than 200 furniture retailers met at the Claypool Hotel yesterday for the seventh annual session of the Indiana Retail urniture Dealers' Association and listened to a series of addresses Talks were given by the National urniture president and sec retary Mulvihill of St Louis and Mark Goodlet and by Trefa of the Sheldon School of Salesmanship Chi cago "The trouble of the furniture man will executive committal water parade at night Entries open to all IREWORKS after the in it was floors of hot tenements or rooms directly under the babies do not1 get the proper care and many times they do not get nourishing food At the Mission they are made com fortable and they are properly fed LOVERS HORSELESH Winnipeg Manitoba is credited Articles the office terday as Valparaiso Grain and Elevator Company Valparaiso Ind tnervarod capital stork by issuing 200 shares of preferred stork nt $5u per share a total Issue of $10000 Hippus Tile Company Blppus Huntington County issued $lul)uO worth of preferred stock 100 shares at $100 each The Colonial Theater Company Indianapo lis capital $10000 to acquire by purchase or lense opera houses theaters ground and other idares for the presentation of amuse ments entertainments plays nr rnneerts In corporators Cecil Owen Robert Bon ner itzgerald John Pi itz gerald and Harry A entun The Lincoln Hospital Association of In dianapolis to cure fnr the sick and dis abled colored people by medical and surgical treatment and to operate a training school for nurses officers Sumner A urnlss pres ident William Brown vice president Atkina secretary and Henry Hum mon treasurer board of managers lames Norrell Hummon Clarence Lucas for two years Charles Burris Puryear and Lott one year All officers and board members except II Lntt are nhvsInlMnji BOARD PUBLIC WORKS ROUTINE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED Vacation of part of first alley south of Mor ris jrom a point zy reet to a point 365 feet west Alvord from Roosevelt to ment walks Osage from Ohio to New block asphalt bitullthlc or brick roadway Washington boulevard from Twenty eighth to Thirtieth wooden block asphalt bltu winiu or oricK roaawny Twenty ninth intersection boulevard vnode block lthic or brick roadway Local sewer in alleys north and south of Congress from Dye to first alley oast of Northwestern Local sewer in first alley south of Thirty first from Dye to a point four feet west of the first alley east of Northwestern I BUILDING PERMITS i Prlci Bros dwelling Thirty second and Broadway $4000 McGinty repair 1145 Reisner $100 Bauer cottage 1127 Division $800 Mattie Shubert remodel 718 West Tenth $1500 Mr Selig remodel 20 22 West Washington $4000 A Kern repairs 642 South East $75 Otl Kirkpatrick double Lynn near Michi gan $1500 People outside of the city have been requesting the cards which have been printed this year These cards have ten circles printed on one side This side of the card is covered with a gum The circles are just the size of a dime Any one can secure one of these cards at The Star office Nearly everybody will 9 STARTS WITH INDIANAPOLIS MADE MACHINE GLORY" TO CO LUMBUS WHERE HE MTLI TEST ITS SPEED Chadwick tubercular 720 Iowa suicide 69 224 North East 8wedenborglan Must Use It Judge Carter ruled yesterday Sweden'borcian erty at 623 North Alabama street as long fts it uses It for a place of worship The Puling was in a suit by Pearson Menden nail and A Gregory to quiet the title favor of the latter Mendenhall having bought the property from Stoughton ietcher with an understanding that he would have to clear the title Some time ago the case was tried before Judge ui me superior uourt ana decided against the church ho willing to give a dime to be put on this card When the card is filled it is to be returned and the entire dollar will go Into the Summer Mission und to help care for the sick babies Nature Intended that we should all be physically perfect Health Is governed by certain unwritten lav 5 and nature intended that we should know and obey these laws It is Just a natural to enjoy good health as It Is for the sun to shine As the sunshine is often replaced by clouds fo health is often destroyed by disease We disobey in some way the laws of health and find that we must suffer the punishment of disease and vnu know vim are" he continued reading from the let ter when you bay the saloons arc closed on Sunday I watched a barroom nt Shelby and Grove streets and saw police men turn their heads when men passed in to buy drinks last Sunday indeed officers drank you know you are a "That dog which sent me this letter talks like he knows" Mayor Bookwaiter added I was at homo with my fam ily last Sunday and depended on 225 po licemen who are paid to see that the law is observed" he declared witli some feel ing are a Mayor Bookwai ter quoted from the letter know that you get money from the saloon keepers and those arrested refused to pony At this stage In the document the mayor became eloquent In picturing the useless ness of a politician attempting to he square ana nonest criticism lift 1 (he floor and illustrated his points with a variety of gestures 00 WTH JOHNSON "I want to road you a letter which I received from a cowardly cur who was afraid to sign his name'r he added and extracted a lengthly document from an inside pocket are a the mayor read from the letter and pounded the tahltf THE OLD RELIABLE PELVIC SPECIALISTS GUARANTEED CURES GASAWAY The Reliable Established Specialist Established 1897 Room 2 Dentils Reardon nurse DR LUCKETT 11 12 West Market Street BETWEEN ILLINOIS AND CIRCLE with having the richest half mile race meet in Canada In the Industrial exhibition to be held July 10 two stake races alone worth $11000 closed with 157 entries In tiie German Village Russian Orchestra "My baby is happy at the Suihmer Mis sion" said a woman yesterday who had just been at the Mission near airview Park one day "How do you know he is hap the woman was asked said the woman "the baby sleeps out here and it did not sleep at home and it eats out here and it did not eat at home" There are many other babies who are now in the same condition that that baby They are living up on the top in upstairs roof These Accessories 117 yw'ct Market1! American Auburn Auto Repair Hsal sil Buick Id ii 1 Divorce 787 7 7 peal WAYNE PLANS COURSE WAYNE Ind June 10 Wayne automobillsts are enthusiastic ovr the project recently broached of establishing a twenty mlle speedway near this rlty over a course which I said to be far superior to the Crownpoll course Plans are now be ing laid for a big race meet here In October The course in question starts at the just west of Lindenwood Cemotery goes eight miles due west on the Illinois road then south nn the cutoff and again to the Huntington road ORCES DECISION and" salr Mr Goodlet "when th ire that harmony and not the 1 (WITH 13 wants to keen busIneRH let him send it to rival before he lets it go to the mall order house it pays in the long run Organize an association in your own community and get together fight Mr Mulvihill told in a short address what has been accomplished In St Louis in blotting out the evils of Hie wholesale price cutting Mr Trcfz appeared in the place of Mr Sheldon head uf the Chicago school and spoke on the subject Mr Sheldon had chosen "The Science of Business Build Science" he said "is the other name for classified common sense Business building is the making of each customer a repeater the first link of an ndles chain tu bring more customers There is more In business building than In busi ness get I ing urvianee of Huntington state attention to the forenoon said "expect after in the met hods treat ourselves were our positions reversed This means a positive cure for you reader Our fees are always reasonable and no more than you would be willing to pay for benefits conferred THEf BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST THEREORE yon nnt the best everyone does von will get It Health fs tar better than ajl wealth It Is the duty of everyone who ts 111 to get well Hnjoy health make your friends and neighbors feel the world Is better by your living Don't be gloomy despondent irritable everything goes BE WELL BRACE UP take a new lease on life bo strong and vigorous: Me often find reflect! eompllcatlons causing condition of this memory poor despondpnt nervous easily fatigued in fact often almost a physical STOP THINK DO THIS Come and let a Specialist a true Pelvic Specialist enamine you Get cured nod enjoy yourftelf Come today REE CONSULTATION DR GASAWAY CO The Old Reliable Specialists 1 COI ILLINOIS ARD MAHET STREETS Entrance larkit St Across rom Terminal Station INDIANAPOLIS IND OIC1C IIOlTHfl 0 to 5 Kvrnlac aobya mWI fhtturotara 1 to I Kuudayn 9 a to t3 Bookwaiter Rails at Unknown Enemy Congregation iv" er as Place of Worship of the Superior Court that the New Church is entitled to the prop BIRTI18 Joseph and Grace Cowern 1114 Thirty second girl Walter and Matilda Smith 2857 New Jersey boy James and Clara Rover 1117 Park: John and Daisy Hillin 944 South Capitol boy John A and Lola Spring 1211 Sturm boy Henry and Gertrude Boner 821 Wood lawn boy Robert A and Nellie 124 East Palmer girl Harry and Minnie McKnlght 1614 Deloas boy Ezra and Annie Bastin 1 225 Dakota girl Ike and Zlate Kapitomssy 925 Maple girl Charles and May Cramer 2034 West Washington boy Eugene and Nellie Sullivan 926 Michael boy Timothy and Nora Reidy 121 South Orien tal girl Samuel and Eliza Valentine city boy George and Nada Goodwine 805 North Illinois boy John and Mary McGoren 2609 Jackson boy inley and Lillian Crura 1513 West Ohio girl Arthur and Elsie Totman 3711 Jackson George and Margaret Schauer Brookside girl Grover and Theresa Bowman HArhort hnv Carl and Kathfyn Brlckert 3308 Central boy James and Minnie ergus 1220 North Seville boy II 1 president politics 1 "If we business men" he our interests to be looked Legislature we must combine our ener gies by taking a more active part in the selection of our state representa tives The cry nf the need of a new po litical party seems a waste of energy and time If it were possible to organize such a party it would he years before the reform which Is so mtirli needed would be accomplished I would advise you to attend the conventions which se lect the delegates that are to name the candidates and see it that the men selected are the sort that will look after your Interests" The election of officers resulted In the following rhnir'o: George Oilar In dianapolis president Genrgo eeney Indianapolis first vice president George Wyatt Rushville second vice presi dent La ollette Thorntown secre tary and treasurer Antrum mem i her of the executive committee The time and place of next meeting will be determined at a later date by the are en the will his He bln red white and blue champion of Ameri can industry and sportsmanship to the limit sending It if need be across the trenches of the race courses in deter mination not to let a foreign car pass the stars and stripes Wall Designs Car The machine was designed by Wall It is rated as a sixty horse power but has been tested to ninety seven Its weight Is 2500 pounds The piston dis placement is 590 and the wheel base 115 Inches The machine now carries a tank that will hold eleven gallons of gasoline enough to rim 100 miles and since Barney will not use it except on track events he says that Is sufficient He has not as yet picked a mechanician Ills other car a smaller one is also completed at the Na tional factory Charles Aitken who will also take a racer to Columbus reached a speed of a mile in 52 seconds In practice yesterday with the old "hill climber" "Motor Hunt" Attracts A "motor Is tlie latest rage in automobile circles of Indianapolis and it is probable that one will be given during early autumn While no official action has been taken by the Indianapolis Auto mobile Trade Association yet consider able discussion and planning Is now going On The plan as now contemplated ts to establish several controls within certain specified limits The hunt will be made through the city and out into the country for many miles A large yellow flag will be used as a signal for a control Every entrant Is started at the same time ignorant of the location nf the controls His aim 4s to find the greatest number and get his card punched for every one discovered The flags will be located at hotels garages public places and seclud ed country sites The driver finding th largest number will be awarded a prize While there Is no gruelling test placed on either the ability or the skill yet persons who attended the recent sport at th? opening of the Queensbnro bridge at New York report that the stunt is both exciting and gives a new turn to the variety of ways to enjoy a machine Outdoor Committee Decides on Recrea tion for orty Youths Along White River The Outdoor Committee of the Indian apolis Boys' Club met at luncheon at noon yesterday and made final plans for a camp for forty boys on the White River near Martinsville The boys will go Into camp July 18 A cabin at tills point will be utilized The camp will be known as "Old Glory" This is the first cainp to be established under the auspices of the club and It is the hope of the manage ment to make it an annual affair Melpolder superintendent charge of the camp Aside from Mr Melpolder those at tending were Herbert Ihric the Rev I) Odell Mrs Leedy Mrs Timberlake Harry Glossbrenner Miss Isabelle Somerville and Miss Alice Gray don Charles Coffin is also a member of the committee but was not able to at The members of the comm tto during the next few days wilt solicit do nations of supplies and various camp necessities Saturday July 3 Afternoon and Night INE PRIZES WATER CARNIVAL AND AQUATIC CONTESTS Illuminated DISPLAY Tub Races orv Sunday and Monday Ten Dollars in Cold to the Winners Also Crand ireworks Mondav Night And Ohl The ine Shade for amily Picnics HAHHAAlr Comnirrrll UI pUCK 313 East Market MreeL CIlMAVA Valvelenii 2 cyele linurc Mm 2ft Weat St Clair Street Chief Metzger Issues Order to Apply Dur ing National Celebration Shooting of revolvers on the ourth of July will not bo tolerated according io the orders which Chief Metzger issued yesterday He has Instructed patrolmen on the score and any violations will re fiut in arrests blanks fired from revolvers are decidedly dangerous in the city and he proposes to do what he can in an effort to prevent any accident Dealers were ordered not to sell tire works until Saturday and police officers will watch them closely gas and electric light burns all night here" he said "and the city Is yours I any keys to offer we any In good plare you know there is no need of locking things up nothing to hide Just get out and enjoy yourself" Mark Goodlett of Chicago secretary of tlie National Retail urniture Asso ciation In a later toast objected to some of Mayor Bookwaltcr's statements and upheld Mr Purvlanee "urniture men should get out In poli tics" he insisted "and protect their own interests It is necessary that some of us occupy seats in the Legislature and prevent others trom tinna should do our parts at the polls too and soft that the right kind of men are placed in office "Of course" he continued "wo do not have to be mayors of cities but I think wo should get in the and stay in if not nothing else than our personal business interests It is unfortunate that office holders should be criticised but wc must look out for ourselves and there fore I would say get out and work hard ami stay in the game even if moan" During his "toast" and address Book wait er referred to rancis of Ott Manufacturing pany as a promising candidate for the Democratic nomination He said he would prefer Mr Bailey In any other Democratic nominee and said he would enjoy living under his admin istration If the Republlcaris had to lose Mr Bailey sat near Moynr Bonkwaiter and large smiles wreathed his fare when the banquet guests applauded the state ment He was called upon afterward and in the meantime Mr Bonkwaiter and arose to speak quickly "You must remember" Mr Bailey said without losing any time "Mayor Book wslfer Is a keen shrewd politician and knows Just what to say and just when tn say ft" "That letter he gave us has set me to thinking and I suppose you are doing the same thing The mayor told us lie Intended getting after the man who wrote it anti he Is a fighter tno But with all the personal reference he ad dress was good and I think wu should feel complimented to think he came us tonight instead of going to tlie and Elmer Gay of the Bettis Dry Goods Company served as toastmaster Mulvihill of Chicago president of the National Retail urniture Asso ciation George 1 oilar of this city newly elected president nf the Indiana organization and Edward Tmfz of Chicago were among the others who re sponded to toasts 1st We cure our patients 2nd We are prepared to give every patient a through and scientific examination Thus enabling us to find the exact condition and then remove the cause i Our patients are walking ndvert isements of our1' iwthods and cure They send their friends to be treated anu cured Our long time In business in this city and state uui Clirt'R Una In fnct we treat every one ns UauaIai Electric Th aveney co no sonu Et tret IAI IaII 1 A a Ierey WiUi Cn WiuTC iteainfii in mm st Hudson Meets avor The Hudson "20" is the name of car manufactured by the Hudson Car Comnnnv nf Mini will go long toward satisfying the de mand for a good stylish runabout at a moderate price The car sells for $900 or $1050 equip ped with Busch magneto top gas tank and double rumble seat and the mm behind the company Include Hud son president prominent ibetrolt cap itallst Hugh Chalmers vice president who is president of the Chalmers Dctroit Motor Company Jackson trcaH urer and general manager formerly fac tory manager of the Olds Motor Works George Dunham chief engineer and designer formerly of the American IVIotor Carriage Company and the Olds Com pany Chapin secretary who is treasurer of the Chalmers Detroit Com pany and Coffin vice president and chief engineer nf the Chalmers Com pany is also on the hoard of directors The car has 100 inch wheel base slid ing gear transmission a Renault type motor "1" beam axles thirty two lnch wheels and worm and segment steering The company orders for 1800 after their first public 4 contribution of a dollar received the und yesterday was accompanied a note saving! lust a mite help the best cause in the world along Save the babies" It was merely signed Hames rrienci There ought to be dlananolis who have to crowd at least each out of their pocketbooks to help save sick lives OLDIELD CAR Concerts Sunday afternoon and evening and Thursday evening oj earn weeK "HIAWATHA INDIANS BROAD RIPPLE PARtf AVORITE I urtory and Sales Dept 420 30 Illinois cor Henry ft reeman 83 South (npltol Avenue John will have PITTSBURG Pa June Jack John I son the colored heavyweight champion of the world tonight uutboxed Tony Ross of Newcastle Pa in a six round bout given under the auspices of the National Athletic Club at Duquesne Garden While the bout was declared a draw on account Of state laws prohibiting the rendering of a decision in boxing tournaments public opinion willingly conceded that Johnsonhad the better of the go from start to 'finish It was a fast fight both men up and coming during the entire six rounds Johnson however seemed to be uncondi tioned repeatedly rushing Ross but sel dom landing effectively The crowd shouted wildly whenever Ross landed a telling blow but hooted Johnson for his "apparently rougn worn in tne cuncnes Horovoo iimmv i limo smn fight that Ross did remarkably well the face of the' fact that Johnson had over him In weight and height Ross Wants Another Chance Johnson refused to talk after the mill a' while Ross anxiously begged for another opportunitv to meet the colored fighter The preliminary bouts were rather tame affairs and occupied an time before the big fellows were scheduled to comeon Johnson and Ross entered the ring to gether reception was rather cool Some parts of the house hissed when the big colored man grinned over at them Johnson sustained his reputation for be ing a shrewd business than by securing his $2000 guarantee from the managers of the National A during the late aft ernoon Johnson still carried much of the weight 'So extremely noticeable in his fight with in Philadelphia on May 19 Sporting writers were unanimous in the opinion that the colored man had been lax in recent training The betting at the ringside was extraor dinarlly light This was accounted for of course by the fact that no decision is al 'f lowed on six round bouts in the state A few wagers on points were laid at odds of 6 to 5 with Johnson the favorite Round 1 Johnson led left to stomach and repeated this blow with telling effect Rose led right to jaw Johnson pushed a stiff one with left to chin repeating the blow with a right counter drawing blood from Ross's nose and with a left and right to the face staggered Ross who went to his knees taking the count of nipe the bell saving him round Round 2 The men rushed to the center Of the ring Ross leading with a left to jaw Johnson acknowledged the blow with a smile and sent a wicked left to face following It with a counter to stom ach mouth was bleeding freely Johnson repeatedly swung a wicked left 5' into Ross's face knocking the Newcastle boxer on his legs The men held on in the center of the ring Johnson landing lefts to face with good effect until the bell rang round Round 3 Ross from the tap of the gong tried to make a better showing than in the two previous rounds With a right to stomach and a left to the jaw he drove the grin from face Ross showed his extreme nervousness Johnson continued to use bis vicious left swings Ross stumbled in an effort to get away from jab and flopped to his taking the count of eight for a restA round Round Johnson came up smiling with Ross in distress Johnson goaded the New castle making remarks concerningit his bloody nose and mouth Johnson led with left to jaw and the men clinched Boss made a vicious lunge swinging his right to jaw This was the first effective blow Ross landed The round ended with the men in center of the ring in a clinch round Round 5 Ross came up apparently groggy with Johnson sarcastically grinning over his easy fight so far With a vicious left swing to the face Johnson rocked Roas Roas tried bravely to stand off the big black but there was no chance Johnson was in and out like a flash and Ross could not stop him The gong saved Ross from further punishment round Round 6 Ross came up willing and led with a left uppercut on jaw Johnson returned a right uppercut clos I' Ing eye the men going to a clinch I in the center of the ring with Johnson beating Ross unmercifully with his left gi swing used so effectively In the previous rounds The gong struck with Ross hang Ing on Johnson's round Barney Oldfield in his new National racer Old Glory left early this morning for Columbus where he will partici pate In automobile races July 2 3 He drove his handsome Indianapolis produc tion overland in order Yesterday afternoon first real test on the track He reached a declared that the car is still stiff and that it will take time to get it adjusted He thinks a mile in 50 seconds will soon be an easy possibility The patriotic machine has been given a final touch of decorations With the hood painted with thirteen stripes and forty eight stars and the whole body dressed in a bright blue the effect is said by devotees of the motor racing game to be the best of the many vnrla tions produced in this and foreign coun tries vvnen me amoKfi ana names snorting from the "nostrils" of the glne added to the waving effect of dust behind Oldfield believes he maintain the comparison and earn title of a brave soldier of speed further declares that he will urge My business is to drive away the clouds of disease and bring back the sunshine ofhealth I have made the scientific treatment of a few diseases my lifelong study I deal in scientific knowledge and give my patients more for their money than you can buy else where My methods of treatment are up to date In every respect Every case is given a thorough and searching examination the cause of the disease Is discovered and the proper treatment administered No two cases are exactly alike consequently each patient Is given personal attention and treat ment prescribed accordingly CHRONIC DISEASES No Mattar How Obstinate How Contracted 1 CURED Modern methods of treatment for all Pelvic Diseases I never use the surgeon's knife If It can be avoided and only then upon the expressed wish of the patient Enlargement of the Prostata Gland I Cure by reducing It not by removing It I cure Plies and other Rectal Diseases without surgery Under my superior treatment Varicocele quickly vanishes the stagnant blood Is absorbed and the circulation is restored to the parts affected I have extraordinary success In cur Ing Rupture by reliable and painless methods without recourse to trusses Dis eases of the Kidneys and Bladder are speedily healed anS the patient saved from fatal results which generally follow neglected case of long standing Don't delay taking treatment for Chronic Pelvic Diseases the sooner I begin to cure the sooner I will restore you to health vigor and vitality Nervous troubles often have their seat In local causes which I can ascertain and remove The gloom and despond ency which rtttend those who are fearful that they never can be cured of their ailments will Instantly vanish a soon as my treatment begins to take effect You may write me by letter about your case describing symptoms fully I will not un det take treatment until I understand your condition BO EE 13 CHARGED UNLESS 8AT1S 8 Sundays 9 to 1 only ridays 9 to 6 Sinking und Commissioners Agree to Proposal of 21 Per Cent on Dally Balances The sinking fund commissioners yes terday accepted the bld the State Bank for the fund deposits for the ensuing year The bank officials offered 214 per cent on daily balances with the promise of a satisfactory bond The only other bidder was the German Amer ican Trust Company which offered only 2 per cent The board will meet this morning to consider the bond offered by the People's State Band and look afterthe remaining business of the department City Controller Breunlg gave out a state ment of the receipts and expenditures of the sinking fund for the fiscal year end ing June 30 At the beginning of the year there was a balance in his handk of $3341253 The receipts from dally bal ances amounted to $55835 and the re ceipts from taxes $8724512 The dis bursements included Interest paid on bonds $200337 and principal paid on bonds $106000 The total receipts in cluding balance were $121216 disburse ments $10800337 leaving a balance of $1321263 at the present time Aquatic Sports Bet lhllutiapolin SwIduiipim in Swimming and Diving ContcstB at DEATHS John etter 41 Blake and Ohio suicide rjme Morgan 18 peritonitis Ida Melvin 14 pleurisy Chrlstooher Raber Pearl Hoffmann cancer of uterus Lizzie Hamilton 17 1214 spinal meningitis James Desmond 39 636 cide Ellen lynn 63 222 West generation or heart John Robertson 37 acute alcoholism Allen Jones 20 5739 lungs Henry Berleman 59 tuberculosis Margaret Moss 66 1408 Pleasant erysip elas NEW SUITS ILED IN COUNTY COURTS CIRCUIT COURT 18060 John Lovett vs John Riley et al To foreclose mortgage Spencer Spencer Browne 18061 Atlas Engine Works vs the Ameri can Credit Indemnity Company of New York On bond rederick Matson 18062 Carrie Young vs Charles Lyzott et al Partition and accounting George Burkhart 18063 rances A King vs Phoenix Acci dent and Sick Benefit Association Appeal from justice of the peace court SUPERIOR COURT Room 1 78769 Dessle Ccrwine vs Kate A Weyenburg et al To foreclose mortgaged Elmer Stevenson I i i 4 from Italian Heavyweight Hammered at Will by Champion in iBig Colored ighter Pulls Down $2000 for Toying With Tony 78765 Quade Horse Company Remy Berryhill 78770 Dossie Corwine Weyenbcrg Comnanv et al mortgage Elmer Stevenson 78775 A Loring et al vs Castro ruit Appeal nom justice of peace court Room 3 Agnes Woods to George Griffin from justice of the peace court 4 William Keller vs Mary Divorce Mahlon Unwr Walter Sands vs Della Sands wv uvauing Lulu Price vs Ransom Griffin Ap from justice of the peace court 5 Elmer Thompson vs Lillie Thomp Transferred from Circuit Court Liara achcf inaries Acker Carl Wevl Agnes Woods vs Ransom Griffin Ap ftavasVA Washington 820 22 24 2A UaiCiw Wash Hogan Mngr GO I TLaa Indpls Rubber Cn and liberty Sts llauMAr ft reeman Auto Co najlWS 33 South Capitol avenue KNICKERBOCKER l0 87oTeMr Vmaw John A Boyd Distributer hnVA 2 IS North Delaware A Harmon actory nlwilliy il Loral Branch Mer and Metal Polish Mitrholl wiiii co ns in IWI Ivllvll Went Market afreet Mnllna Morton PI Livery and lllvline 1840 North New Jersey llallAniii National Motor Vehicle Co' HflllPllql actory 221 St I Wf haklanli Automobile Co 411L waKlMllU 410 Maeeaehuwett avenue Overland DaIvaI Sterling Motor Car Company IwllUI 142 Went Market street fiaAMaiAH Premier Motor rremier tor? 221 226 DabmIiIav 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