PIPP IS YAWKEtS"
big lira
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Wallopy Pipp is Main Cog
Around Which Rolls At
tack arid Defense of AVcII-
Known Yankees.
Iniim' of it, lio in. oim of ln'xl Ifcili'in
the Ariiii'ii li'iigur lmili. .
For inittiuiri, If'ijttT I Vrkiiii!iunh in
-iti'I it'il ulii' nf (lift Ix'wl fioblori in lli;' I
Aiiirricmi li'ii),'iu -ii mini uliu IIiOiIm imd '
tlirnwn I'liiiNiNlciillv il.iv in .1 ml nut. Am
ii inittcr of , fiiri fCiirr if ,junl iih lilu'l.yj
tO li III fit till! lllIIT liiT 111' llliKe illj
li;,'M lli'lil im lit liml Iiiim', (l in i thill 'n
when l'ii hri'.in o unik fur tlin brut'- J
lit nf lite homo Imiyh' iiyrr:iL-i. Mr in n 1 I .
lu H 1 1 t ( Ii mIiiion! iiiivu lion; in hlniut in;;
ifistiiiirii of hrn; niisi' and nimioii ' em uii.
ll (lorn il ciiiiHtiuilh . I'ri'kniiiauili 'i
rrrniu lire tiinii'il inlu I throw by
l'iip. . I.ikru ii' In i-imih tlir hud iiim'm
iiji fur tin- ri'Ht n f th ' crowd,
1'iHiik It.ikir iH.a v-;i I ixi 1 I 1 rt 1 1 I : i t r
ninl Slim ('nldwcll is ;i w Ii u Ii' nf ii piti li
cr, hnl jiiHt xvlinl wmilil biiiii'il to tin.'
i ii nk its wiili iilliipv I iii Is wiini
thing fur tlir nizzl" m.-i l( im In uumw r.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
National League.
At 1'hiliiili'liliiii .'i ll; Now York I .'.
At 'Hriiiikl.vn.fi II; HohIoii til.
At rillslmid ii; 'iiii'iniin4i Ii.
At Ijiiuiu (i li; ('hii'K" "' (Flrnt
Kiiuin '-I.V iiinihn, . mtihiiI.' iiiiii' i 'in
III II s, d.'ll lillrKU I.
STANDING OP CLUBS I
New York, June 7. WhII.v I'ipp.
who would look juiit hn wi'll iiiimoil WhI-
.V'P.V . FipPT1. ""nip rog around
v. hii'U rolls the attack Mini ilt-fciuy of
thf welf known nm! oftliiU'iiBHpiI Y lin
ker. Flip, elongated exponent of third
bane and homo mini, wiw once i-lijjilili1 to
A pnnitihti mi ri'Kilr on Hugh .li-iminK '
f mnous Tigura, hut Ilii(liio couldn't Hoe
it that way, mo he 1m now milking the
board Jtle tmunhor of Wild Wil
liam Donovan JmtrcpoTouii kh"i
I'ipp hud (l hnrfl time couviuriiiK the
' f mm thi vpr that .tlii'y: hnilii't jjoiib" a
little loo far ami fiiiiiipwliiit too noon
,'nhrii thrV rclniiii(l hi in a demon Htick
e. Ila ntnitcl vary, verr tardily, hut
clniic about the time t ho Whitu Hox
.amhlril into town to toach the yniikii-a DITCH KS AUTO TO
hnnrhall Wnll.v anil Iiih lint got liuay. 1 lie
net result of hia I'fforts wnn two dc
i cat's for the Whita Hnxt and when llm
J'.ronas loo up ma liunlen wlicre How-1 iim-iivilli', IN. ( ., .linn1 "7. A Kro tt it
Hind u stars left off ha won two giinu-a j toiiiolnlr, Iii'Ioii;;iiik o nud driven liv a
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
National League,
llimlon nt llrmtk Ivu.
('liii'li(o ill H. I.nnirt.
t'inciiiutrtT'n , l'illiiurf.
' ptf oris nt l'liiliidi lihiii.
American league.
Detroit' at I'liiraun (two niimi-m.
H,t. f.niiiH lit ( 'li'Vi'liind.
V li i iiriH nt a.l Koaton,-"
, J'hilnili'liiliiii nt Ni'W York.
AVOID COLLISION
American league.
; A( ( hii'iino L' I ; Drtroit 0 :.
At I'l.-vi'lanil r, fi; Hi. liiniiH - l!.
. Al lloMuii L'; , WHsliinyl on ;i,
Al Ni .v York 7; I'liiludi lidiiii ii.
International League.
At N. wink I; I In ll:i In X
. At Kii liniiuiil :i. 'mJhit.ri'XT "
A. rrovidi'iiri' (I; itochivr It fi. '
Al Hull iinoro Toronto iime
nidi fur tndiiy idiiyed tluhc -3..
Cluhi:
I'liilinlclphrft
Now York ,
I'liiiauo
St. Loii'ih , j
I 'incinniili .
Ilrooklyu . .
Most on . , , ,
J 'it I.nIu rj
National League.
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American League.
ii.-.i
American Association.
fslncln-liandcd from thn r'it'lder Join's
antry. .Two homo runa clmipd off hia
irnt at opportune iiiomriiti 011 sui'ci'sivo
ilnya. . "
I'ijip in a sort of iiluHhiiig Kcniun. IIn
in no prouder of hia hita, inclinliiig Hip
home runs, than Tid Walsh ui'd to In
cf hia apitliall. This ia 110 proudor of
n thing th.in the I'hifod Statoa ia'of il
navy. Jlowaviry rtjjht tlicra hia np
plauHfj ends, and, in apito of it, not lie-
Mr. Iti'dduk, wii.h ditched nlioiit ten
miles fioin town MiindHv nielli when lie
i:lini'd 11 horse 11111I ! n ilr.v in 11 iiinrow'
pint of tliu r I. Ueiidick hinl the
choice of ruiiiiinj; into the liujry or
ililcliiiii his I'tir. He elios' the biter
course. The car turned turHj. anil in do
ini; ho, wns pierced liy irmnnip in the
dith. . Th hi mop weiil clenr thiouii
the liottoni of tin innchine. Keddick
esciiped srrions-411 p.irv.
'At', MilwnulKV -J; Toledo 1.
At Kuiimih I il v li ; I uilinii.'ipnlis
At M in 11.1 upolis 7; I'oliiinbim ii
Oulv tlnce seliedllicd.;
riulia:
( 'hicnuo . . . ,
Hoston
.New oik .
Detroit ....
f 'le vein ml 1. ;
Wiishiutoii
St. I.ouis . . .
riiiladi'lpliiii
W.
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Pet.
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Ills
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Pet.
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1 i'V -r,3f
O-liaDir
Grows Long,
Solt, Silky
International League.
Umilrimnt
i-ir en en ! Ui
jut ip.i w hnl T'-ur
Q, Unlit
Pummdm
tiM A-rit t'tr Hit htir II a ?rnrn lu 2 Ijw'Iim
11 ml ! fi jf Out i. ,(1 ititil iik v nul I n
not tit in j hir ny tT I maul I II i th" lfat
k r ruM,.r In vvjfii; . HUI. A HANKS,
P(n'( be fMlrI nil your flfo hy unlnic
some f Hko n pnrMiinii wlitt h huin
lo n(i:iij!(irn kinky liuir. 'ou nrv iunt
(ooliitu mir,cM l-y il. KtnKy
Imir i;iiriit t'O H'ikIo !iij:ht. You
niimt have hoitJUx&L. Now this
EXELENTO ?SBSK-,
Ia h I lair Grower w Im h frrds tlic ncnlp
11ml roots of the ht"r nml inakrn kinky
mtppy hir utow lonK,t;fi aiwi silky.
It tlcmifl (liuutriilf ami slops Fnllinir
lliir ut oner. Prlc iSc ty mail on
receipt o( mmnpH or coin.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
Writ fur Partkular V
CXCLCNTO MEDICINE CO. ATLANTA, OA.
SEVENTEEN HURT
IN S. A. L. W RECK
Southern League.
At Chiittitiinoa. 1; Little
Al :isliville li; Meiupliis fi.
At New Oilenns 7; Moliile 1.
A4 Al l;intn Kirniiiiliiini, rain.
GREENVILLE' FARMER
KILLED UY TRAIN
(ireenville, X. t'., Julie i!7. Henry
Vimderfonl, ned iw, a well kriowti'f iiriii-
er ii'Midiiif!; nlioiit five miles from (irceu-
villi", wns w.'ithing along the iNorfolk
Soul hern trestle Monday' nioriiinK, was
at rue It liv n lieirht train,, 'fell. "f feet
I'niii Iho tresllo, suflerud a frnct iireil
fikuir ,'ilnV died; iunl.'intlv. Vmideiford
w:i' well ''Mown lliroujfliont the I'liuntv.
SAXON
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66
Clulia: W. Ii. JVt.
I NV'wiirk .17 "J ,t7
I ti.. 11 : 'u: t: 1 1 1 I
II il 11.1 IIMll e ' ' ; .11" 1
I'rox idenco X7 li I .Iid7 I
; . Kncliester .l
Toronto ..i.. . .1 . L'l .!il
I Huir.-iio Jf. .is .
I If icliinond ............. . 1 .17
Kock .1. I M out real ............ IH 3S ' .il-i-l I
1 -I
Southern League.
Uiilia: ' W. t. Vet.
NcW- Orlraiii ........ -1.1 V .!
Atliinlii ............. 41 ill I ..'illfi
Hiriiiinliiiiu . ..... . "li!
t'hnttano(a 'II '
Nashville. . . . .17 .11) .."ill"
l.- niphis '.: A ." :U ' ilil- Am
Little Mock . .. .. .. it" 'I' .l(l'
Mobile . .. . ...... in fit" :2.y.i
Ciitlli! InkH and powder don t mix.
Would Von lather teeil a lick or Iced
a soldier The dipping vat j;ivrs vou
a real choice.
I HI
Nnlfolli, 11., .1 11 nt' -Seventix 11
piisM-nei's, se en woiiieu. ten men, were
alight ly' infilled this .ii'leruoou wlu 11
I he lirj-t :i 11 1 ' second clnss passenger
coaches on the Scnlni.'irit Air Uiiik' train
.Number Iinuiid I nun Monroe, N. I.,
In Hut herl hi ill tin, .V f'., weir iliM.'iiled
one mile west ot sianlev, iv ar Lin-
lutoii, liccordiii'i; to a b.atcnient yiv-
111 out 1 1 y the ollu nils ot tin 'road
hero last uiL'ht. '1 ho di iailnicnt nceurr-
SEE OUR NEW WHITE COW CUTS,,
The now Dorothy Dodd, Low Cut Shoes tue boautiog-you
can't help but admire their graceful design atul pleasing style.
All the netye'st effects, Colonials, Pumps, Oxfords ; in patent
leathers for dress soft lustrous kid or gun metal calf for :gen
eral wear; tans, bronze, whites or -colored kids. No matter
what your preference may be, tho modol you want ia here.
Every pair up-to-the-minute in style and will fit like a glove.
We extend a cordial invitation t
to inspect these new shoes.
$3.50 to $6.00
i
BARBAIN OF LADIES' CHILDREN'S and
GENT'S ODD LOT SHOES
Wo have a special lot of Shoes, all sizes 2 1-2 to 6 wo are
selling below cost. See onr display rack, you can save from BO
cents to a dollar on each pair. . w v
B. F. PROCTOR
116 Tarboro Street
"' I 4'd in a deep
I i unie'il hart I
j liaiikineiit.
'"' slink
ke i.i up,
ut, anii the two coachcH
Ilv . oven iiitinst . T he isu
1 lie passengers wire badlv
but fi their in juries, it . was
slaleil, were iinlliiii more serums than
bruisi's anil Ht-ralches.
'I he train -was runu nj!1 at. a rule of
speed estimated at. about .'o miles an
hour and the cause nt .,lie derailiiieut
lias not. as vet hern ascertained. J. 1
visional nlliei rs arrived on lilt' scene a
few lioura after Iho accident, had 1111
ineili.vclv starl,'d.-a llirouj;h inventi
);al ion.
N n in lire .'1 is, a local train ami the
mpireil piissenireiM lived in the lerri-
irv colli lyiions to the scene ot thfiSj
u i-'-rK. A doctoi' was s i : 1 1 1 from Stan S
ley in iiu iiiiloiunliile and rendOled liisl r$
ni'l. tin I'liL'ine ami iniul ami txiueHs i y.
cars procecilid nml Willi Hie passeii
gt'rsi and t he injiii ed to I,incolnt im.
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fVlLCANFlllSC.
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TODAY'S WAR RECIPE
I'ro'in Britain's OIlicl.il Wui-tho-War
Cook. Book.
"I w
Oatcake I wo breaklast
' ;.,
1
I'llpsf'ull. of (
ill 1 i 1 1 1 ii oaliui'iil, two iablespiKiiil'iiIsi of i;
ma r '.5;i ride, a p i nc Ii nf sail., i 'ut t he oat . i fj) '
mi al in a . 'basiii. uiell down the fat, 1111111$
t'liur it into the (latmeal. Add Hie pinch (ft
1
nf nalt.. Work into n dmi.ya adding n
lillle hot-water if needed. Roll out on a
paat iy bi'N r.l, cut . iii I ii nm nils with a
liiinblr, Mid bake nil a 'tin iii n very
weak ovi ir, or on a trridle over the liri'.
'I'Tnke.'one loaf b'S.s'a week for .every
two. pi rsons in your I'aiii.ilv. ) . .
AUTOS COLLIDE
AT CRLENVILLE
.ii
head on
Jl II I 'HlHibilt'S. . Iti'i'U'fed
mi (I reeu ville Hnniliiy
ib lyei bv liny I Ii-m v
f: r.'.in il I.-. N. (
cidlisinn of' two
about si etiies fi
n b.h I v. Ivu a '-.'i r
vas run ijiio bv aiiolli'T itiacltine I
u it h ni'rin s. All nf. the wheels of the
f wo iiiai'liine;;, w ii li I he' exception nf oiif
were knoclii'd oil". Tlie curs siolaini'il
o! her 'iainaye. .
lulr neither I lierrv nor I ho negroes
received Wi ions in pirv, thev were all
bruised coiisidrra Id v and Mi-ralcheil up.
DON'T CLOSE YOUR EYES
to your own interest. Let us repair and
look after your tubes and casings. If a
tire is too i'ar gone to be repaired we will
tc I you so, but don't junk any tire until we
have given it tiie "once over." We have
saved hundreds of dollars for our custo
mers by our expert repairing of tires and:
tuljes. We loo"k out for your interest all the
time. : '
UNITED STATES TIRE SALES AND
SERVICE DEPOT
Walker Vulcanizing Works
233 S. Washington Street
Now Men Know
That $200 or $300 More
Can't Buy a Better Car Than Saxon "Six"
Car values in the same price-class do
vary. Men generally know that now.
It is clearly understood that the price
of a car does not depend alone upon
the actual cost of the materials and
the labor that go into the car.
Such factors as the efficiency of tho
manufacturer, the shrewdness of the
purchasing department, the economy
in building, the volumo of the output
are all big and weighty influences
upon the final price ol any car.
So you see it is impossible that a ear
selling at $200 or $300 less than an
other may have more actual car-value
than tho higher-Driced car.
It is true in regard to Saxon "Six,"
at $935, a3 comoared to any other car
priced from $200 to $300 higher,
That we do know. And it can be
proved,
Jfcst a minute consider this phase of
the matter.
Ono car of unusually high-standing
and dcservctlly so with the pub
li ;, costing over $2200 has these 4 fea-turqs-rTimken
axles, Timken bear
ings, Spiral bevel gear, Exido
Dtorage battery that aio alao fea
1 itrci of Saxon " Six ' at $935.
Aiictkcr car, costing over $3000 has
these six features Timken axles,
Timken bearings, Fcdderscradiator,
uniral bevel gear, semi-floating axle,
Exide storage battery that aro also
Saxon "Six" features.
B'ivo cars costing from $4000 up have
this feature Spiral bevel gear
r that is also a feature of Saxon
."Six." .-'.
So it ftoes thruout Saxon "Six" in
feature after feature. We can give
you many more similar Instances
shewing that 40 cars costing from
-$1195 to $10,000 coincide with Saxon
"Six" in two or more important fea
tures. In other words, the important fea
tures that the automobile industry
knows.
It. is manufactured efficiently, neither
time nor labor is wasted or utilized
inefficiently. Purchases of parts and
materials are made far in advance
Thcchantring conditions of tho Sup
ply markets are under constant at
tention. Saving after saving is af
fected. Saxon "Sixes" are also built in vol
ume. Buying in quantity and build
ing in auantity onen the way to many
marked economies. .
And the marpin of profit on each
Saxon "Six" is kept low.
Every corner is clipped save that of
quality.
And so we can price Saxon "Six"
at $935 and yet have made it a bigger
car-value than any other at $200 or
$300 more in price.
It is not only a bctter-valne car in
point of costly car features as we
proved to you in a paiagraph or two
above, but it is a better car in point
of performance.
If you have followed the hill-climbs,
demonstration tests, and other public
motor car tests held from time to
time you know how often Saxon
"Six" has defeated cars not only of
far higher price but also cars .with
eight and twelve cylinders.
And Saxon "Six" has proved its
greater prowess not in one phase of
performance, but in flexibility as
well as acceleration and in speed as
well as hill climbing.
Jt is an all-around, able car under
every condition you may face in mo
tor travel.
And men thousands of them who
have hitherto held $1100 or $1200 to
be the lowest price for fine-quality
cars are turning to Saxon "Six" at
$935.
It has proved its quality to them.
They know that $200 or $300 more
cap not buy a better value.
F. o. b. Detroit, the price is $935.
Everything about thfa model food
supply cniporiotun rueit.s with tho ap
proval of tho most particular hciino
wifa. ;
Our service, our eood.i and our prices
all contribute their part to bring here
more market baskets to bo filled than
to any other food pupply store la'Eocky
Mount. '
Give ns that order tomorrow and ac
quaint yourself witli our servlc.
Phone 362 J
We Have The Following
HOUSES FOR RENT
i
19
SWAP EVEN I
li
wards Motor Go-
Bring your old Rheuma
tism, lame, crippled, twisted
shape kind to us. We take
it without question on even
trade basis and give clean
bill of sale. Safe, and sound
title required, as we buy it
to hold forever.
Ask the auctinoeer
ME. J. R. CUTHRELL
for terms and conditions
Inn
it t n
Ivyserurugl
o
' We deliver the goods
backed by nearly 3QyeanL
experience.
829 Pender St., 6 rooms ...
830 Clark St., 4 rooms .
81 1 Clark St., 5 rooms .
320 Chester St., 6 rooms .
321 Ridge St., 5 rooms . .
221 Buena Vista, 6 rooms .
112 Hines St., 5 rooms .
815 Redgate St., 4 rooms .
315 Edgecombe St., 6 rooms
440 Edgecombe St., 4 rooms .
$15.00
. 10.00
. 10.00
. 16.00
.12.50
. 18.00
. 8.00
9.00
22.50
10.00
rocky Mount
Insurance & Realty Go
R. L. HUFFINES, General Manager
Phone 160.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Full Protection for Every Disabiing Injury
at Annual Premiums of
$5.00 to $40.00 -
GEO. R HORNE XX)
Western Avenue . r Phone 777