Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 July 1915 — Page 20
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JITNEY DRIVERS ASK FUNDS FOR LAWYERS
Meet Tomorrow to Launch Financial Flans for Fighting Petition of
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Traction Company.
Plans for the raising of funds to fight the traction company plan to put the jitney bus business in the hands of the state utilities commission' will be taken up at a meeting Monday morning at 9 o'clock of the members of the local Jitney drivers' union No. 168, it was announced last night.
Information obtained by Phil K. Reinbold and John Roberts, composing a committee which sought to learn the attitude of the national governing body toward the local case, encouraged the men greatly. While the national body will not finance the fight against the traction company, it has promised to lend its moral support to the local men.
At the meeting to be held tomorrow morning the jitney men will be asked to contribute to a fund to be raised to engage lawyers to appear before the commission when the hearing is called on July 22. "The strength of our organization is being tested," said President J. C. Holden. "If all of the members work in concert there is no reason why we should not win. If the public utilities commission decides that it can regulate the jitney it will be doing something against all law, as at the 'ast legislature a bill giving it jurisdiction over us was defeated."
SPEED MERCHANTS CHALLENGE.
The Speed Merchants challenge the Safety Firsts for a game to be played this afternoon on the diamond at Eleventh ana One-half and Seabury streets. »The club also challenges Riley, Clinton, Linton, Vermillion, Pralrieton, New Goshen, West York, Clay City or Fairbanks for a game to be played Sunday, July 25. Answer through the Tribune.
GRAYS TO OPPOSE SOX. The Terre Haute Grays will play the Red Sox, colored team at Tweny-fifah and Fifth avenue this afternoon at 2:30. All members of the team are requested to be present at 1 o'clock and at the diamond at Thirteenth and Twenty-fifth avenue at 9 o'clock for practice. For games answer through the Tribune or address Lee Owen, 1515 Sixth avenue.
MOTOR CLUB TO RUN JULY 25.
The Indian Motorcycle club will conduct a run to the Shades a week from today. All riders are invited to make th? run whicl? will start from Sayre store. FourtK- and Ohio streets. Two weeks from today the club will hold Its annual picnic. The location has not as yet been selected.
JACK GILBERTS TO MEET.
The following members of the Jack Gilberts are requested to meet at Fifth and Big Four at 9 o'clock this morning: Torrey, Dople, Mahelak, lb Reese, 2b: Iavern, ss Walsh, 3b Fields, G. Lantry, If B. Lantry, cf I*enord, rf.
STARS HURL CHALLENGE. The Eclipse Stars challenge the Terre Haute Grays or the Diekempers for a game to be played this afternoon on the S. I. diamond. If challenge is accepted call Manager Knox, 1192 old 'phone.
MOOSE ASKED TO REPORT.
The Moose City league club players are asked to report at Athletic park this morning at 9:30. where they will •jplay the T. M. I. team.
ASHMORE AT PARIS.
PARIS, 111., July 17.—The Ashmore "baseball club will play the Paris Collegians at the McGuire-Cummings park tomorrow afternoon.
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VAN TEAMS DO BATTLE
The Clark and Coach shop teams were victorious in the Vandalia baseball league Saturday afternoon, defeating, respectively, the Freight Shop and Foreman clubs. The scores were 16 to 6 and 7 to 6. Scores: Clerks 2 3 0 2 9 x—16 12 7 Freight Shop ...3 0 2 0 1 0— 6 1-'
BattcTies—Stockdale and Davis Weeks, Freeman and Kettler anu Householder. Umpires—O'Brien and Pfirman.
Foremen 0 1 2 1 2 0—6 7 5 Coach Shop 1 0 2 0 1 3—7 13 9 Batteries—Clogston and Kalber Voelkers and Coffel. Umpire—Whessen.
SWIMMING MEET AT BRAZIL.
BRAZIL, Ind., July 17.—The first swimming tournament ever held at the swimming pool at the city reservoir this afternoon attracted quite a crowd. Six events were held and there were a number of entries in each of the events. The results were as follows: 50-yard dash—George Langras, first Emanuel Murphy, second A. B. §tinson, third. Time—:01. 25-yard dash for boys—Jas. Boucher, first Charles Artz, second Alex Murphy, third. Time—:00.32.
Long distance swim under water— Boss Grable, first John Murphy, second Charles Artz, third. 100 yard dash George Langras. Time—:02.
Fancy diving Emanuel Murphy, first A. B. Stinson, second James Boucher, third.
Dive from 18-foot platform—A. B. Stinson, first Emanuel Murphy, second R. E. McCurrey, third.
TABER AFTER NEW MARK. BOSTON, July 17.—Norman S. Taber, who yesterday smashed the world's record for the mile run, with the time of 4:12 3-5, will make an effort to set up a new mark for the half mile when he appears in the Panama exposition meet nalst month. Taber told friends tonight he intended leaving for the coast at once, so as to acclimate himself thoroughly.
L. D. SMITHS PLAY RILEY.
The L. D. Smiths will play Riley, at Riley, this afternoon. The L. D. Smiths would like to hear from Carlisle in regard to a game for August 1. Address ciub care Tribune, or Max Ades, manager, 220 South Fourteenth street.
Motor Club to Organize
The Terre Haute Motorcycle club will be re-organized at a meeting to be held at Ferguson's store, 412 Ohio street, Monday night. George Splaty has been named temporary chairman and will have charge until Monday night when officers will be elected. All former members and riders are invited to attend the coming session and join the local organization.
We Will Build a Home for You
We own a large, shady lot facing Collett Park on the north side one lot in 2300 block on North Tenth street two choice lots at southeast corner of 13th and Buckeye streets two lots on Locust street, between 6th and 7th streets, and a good lot facing Third street in first block north of Locust street. "We also have half acre to six acre tracts in Maryland subdivision on South Seventh street Just below the Davis Gardens.
We will build a nice, attractive house for you on either of the above locations, sell it to you at a very reasonable price and give you exceptionally good terms.
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PER TON for the Best Quality 4-inch Rescreened No. 4 LUMP
This coal has been selling for $2.75 and this price is for delivery for cash only before August 1. This price is to encourage winter storage and to acquaint you with Kirchner's Quality Coal.
Our Ironclad Guarantee
We ask our customers to reweigh our coal at the nearest scales and if less than 2,000 pounds per ton we will make you a present of the load. What more could you ask?
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Fire Department Starts Investigation of Most Dangerous Locations of Overhead Wires Down Town
NETWORK OF WIRES FIREMK.V FOU.WJ 1A UKAH OF Mel'EAK'S HESTAUMAAT.
BRAZIL, Ind., July 17.—Ban Johnson, president of the American league, was a visitor in Brazil for an hour or more yesterday afternoon. The baseball magnate did not come to Brazil to look over any baseball material, but was here as the guest of John T. Connery, of Chicago, president of the Miami Coal company, and Harry V. Shertune, general manager of the same company.
F0ULKES BROS. HAVE GAME.
The Foulkes Brothers will play the Brown's Business college this afternoon at Twenty-second and Wabash avenue, Blackhawk July 26, and Turner August 1. The Foulkes Brothers would like to hear from West York, Palestine and Oblonug. All players are requested to be on the S, I. diamond this morning for practice and to meet at Seventeenth and Washington streets at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon. For games call 887 old phone or answer through the Tribune.
MAX FRANKS JRS. SPLIT. The Max Franks, Jrs., and the St. Benedict's team split even in a doubleheader Saturday. The Max Franks, Jrs., took the first game by the score of 7 to 0, but were defeated in the second, 11 to 8. The Franks and St. Benedicts will play a second doubleheader next Saturday on the diamond at Third street and the Big Four railroad. The Max Franks have an open date July 25. Answer through The Tribune.
MAX FRANKS AT TURNER.
The Max Franks City league club will play the Turner White Sox at Turner this afternoon. Manager Manus requests all members of the team to report at the Union station at 1:15, where they will catch the train for Turner. The Franks will oppose the St Leonards at Athletic park Sunday, July 25.
TTCrEBS WITHOUT GAME.
The Tigers will lay off today, no game having been scheduled. Beginning, the Tigers will start a lengthy schedule, playing Cory. Salln City, St. aMry's, Prairleton and Riley. Any out-of-town team wanting a game for Aug. 22 is asked to answer through the Tribune.
Y. M. I. FACES BUSY DAY.
The Y. M. I. club will play the Moose team the second game this morning at Athletic park. In the afternoon they will oppose the Brazil Y. M. I. team at Brazil. All members of the team are requested to be at the traction station by 1 o'clock, where they will catch a car for Brazil.
L. D. SMITHS TO REPORT.
The following members of the L. D. Smiths are requested to report at Fourteenth and Wabash avenue today at 1*30 p. m. to take machines for Riley: Meadows, Mikels, Donham, Bertram, flood, Scott, Barton. Briscoe, McKever, Mulkin, Welch, Drake and Ades.
TIGER CUBS WIN.
The Tiger Cubs defeated the P..O. Q. team 11 to 10, Saturday. Batteries— Hendrix and Wood Kelly and Hirshmer.
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POLE FIREMEN FOUND IN REAR OF ROOT'S. THEY NOTED THE ROPE TIED TO THE UPPER ARM TO HOLD IT UP.
B. JOHNSON AT BRAZIL
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TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Hon Clabi Stand.
Won. Lost. Pet.
Chicago 47 33 .588 Kansas City .. 46: 33 -.582 St. Louis 45, 34 .570 Pittsburgh .... 48 36 .544 Newark 42 •39 .519 Brooklyn 36 47 V. 434 Buffalo 85 51 .407 Baltimore 29 51 .363
Pittsburgh, 8-7 Buffalo, 5-2.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 17.—The Rebels made a clean sweep of it In this afternoon's double header, copping the curtain raiser from the Bisons, 8 to 5, and the final, 7 to 2. Score:
First game: Buffalo 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 0—5 *6 it 8 0 0 3 1 0 1 0 8 9 3
Batteries—Anderson, Lafltte and Allen Allen, Hearne and Berry.
Second game: Buffalo 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0—2 5 it 1 1 1 1 0 1 2 0 7 8 1
Batteries—Marshall and Watson BArger and Berry.
Chicago, T-4 Brooklyn, D-S.
CHICAGO, July 17.—Lambasting three tip top twirlers for a total of 12 hits, the Whales took the first of a double header here today. Hendrix lost his game, Brooklyn winning the second, 5 to 4. Score:
First game: ok 2 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 6 1 2 0 Chicago 30001020 1—7 13 2
Batteries—Marlon, Upham, Wiltse and Flnneran Prendergast, Hendrix and Wilson.
Second game: ok 0 2 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 5 8 1 Chicago 1 1001100 0—i 10 8
Batteries—Walker and Land Hendrix and Fisher.
St. Lonii, 7 Baltimore, 4.
3T. LOUIS, July 17.—While Crandall held Baltimore in check today the terriers were busy sending twirlers to the shower, pounding out 12 hits and scoring 7 runs. Bo got 4. Score: Baltimore ..00200002 0—4 6 2 St. Louis ..10001104 x—7 12 4
Batteries—Quinn, Curley, Suggs and Owens. Jacklitzch Crandall and Chapman.
Kansaii City. 4 Newark, 3.
KANSAS CITY, July 17.—Bunched hits in their half of the eighth won today's contest, for the Packers. Score: Newark 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0—3 8 4 Kan. City ..00120003 x—6 8 3
Batteries—Kaiserling, Brannon and Rarlden Packard and Brown.
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S. Normal in Victory Over Wheel Works
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The S'tate Normal summer varsity team defeated the Standard Wheelworks squad at Parsons' field yesterday afternoon by the score of 9 to 5.
The tcachers had the upper hand from the start, in fact, they did not permit the visitors to connect for a safe hit until the sixh and kept them from scoring until the seventh.
Nichols, who started on the mound for the teachers, was in rare form during the five innings he was on the mound. He turned down the visitor! in one, tiyo, three order In every inning, and fanned six batsmen. Brown, who went in at the opening of the sixth did good work also, but was given poor support.
The teachers were banished without a hit in the first inning, but in the second, Fellmy reached ilrst on an error, stole second and scored on Flint's splendid two-base drive. Flint also advanced and scored on «en error. In the fourth Fellmy got a two-base hit, but was thrown out at the plate on Flint's single. Flint, in turn, stole second and scored on Crane's single. In the fifth, Lostutler took first when hit by McFarland, stole second, advanced on Shockel's single and both men scored on Hogue's two-t-a«e drive. Hogue also scored when Fellmy poled out a long home run drive over the center field fence. "Heinle" Knauth poled & two-hase hit in the sixth, stole third and came home when Fellmy again exploded a two-base hit. Fellmy then scored on an error.
The visitors found a weak spot In the teachers' defense In the seventh and succeeded in scoring five runs. Dooley started the rally with a single. Wisely followed suit and Fisher reached first on an error. Reek's single brought in the first run and Greenleaf was hit while at bat, forcing in the second run. The three men on bases scored on erroVs.
Fellmy did the heavy slugging for the teachers, poling out two doubles and a home run. Hogue, Flint and Knauth also secured two-base hits.
STANDARD WHEEL WORKS. AB PO A 4
Dooley, ss .... Wisley, 2b-rf... Fisher, rf-p ... Clogston, lr .... Reck, cf ....... Greenleaf, 3b Rosseter, lb Oxford, McFarland, p-2b
Total* 32 NORMAL VARSITY. AB PO Friedm'n, 8b-lf-se 4 Lostutler, cf-2b Shockel, 2t- ... Hosrue, rf .. Fellmy, ss .. Flint. lf-3b an Westphal, lb Clark, Nichols, ..
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bases—Oxford. 1 Lostutler, 1 Shockel, 1: Fellmy, 1 Flint, 1. Passed balls— .By Oxford, 2. Time—1:40. Umpire— N. Wilson.
UNIVERSAL AT CLINTON.
The Clinton Push and Universal will battle at Clinton this afternoon in the second game of a five series. The Push club has one game the best of It, as It won at Universal last Sunday toy the score of 4 to 0. Lawhorn, of Terr® Haute, will umpire.
The Clinton Push would like to meet the Brazil Eagles either in Clinton or Braziy after August 8. Brazil cannot claim the state championship until they have defeated the Push team. Answer through the Tribune.
NATIONALS AFTER GAME. The Terre Haute Nationals challenge the Prairleton team for a game, Sunday, July 25. Expenses for ten men must be guaranteed. A return game will be given. If challenge is accepted answer through the Tribune or wriae Fred SchaffstsQl, 507 South Second street, or answer through the Tribune.
The Nationals will play the Speed Boys this afternoon at 1:30 at the diamond at First and Park streets.
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A 9-ROOM DWELLING
With hard wood floors, nard wood finish, 50 ft. lot, east front this property is well constructed, well arranged for rooming house 7" will exchange equity for clear property.
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With furnace, bath, gas, electric lights, on South 9th St, in the 1400 block will sell on easy terms.
With room for bath, furnace, large attic, east front, located South 8thi St. in the 2000 block, In a growing location will make close price.
With gas, well, cistern and cellar North 13^4 Street In the 800 p^ce $1,650. Will make easy terms.
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With furnace,' electric lights, gas, full sized lot oh South 17th St. in the 400 block price $2,600.
On North 9th St. in the 1700 block full slxed lot ""gas, bath, furnace, convenient to new high school, city school, cjarA line, .Collect Park, excellent residence location price $8,000. s,
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With well, cistern and cellar good barn, on Smith 12th St. in the 400 block, price $1,250. Will make easy terms.
With gas, well, cistern and cellar extra large lot, on North 9th St. In the 1100 block, want offer. Small equity. ,r \"f.
On South 10th St. In the 1500 block, east front, room for bath, gas, electric lights, basement ready for furnace, a choice residence location will sacrifice.
With hard wood \flnlsh, hard wood floors, basement under entire house, good garage, east front this property is comparatively new, well constructed excellent residence, locatiojj Jjjrill ,sell, for less than first cost.
143 ACRES With good 8-room honse, located Treat near Vermillion, ni/p Will exchange for city property. ..
JOS. MULLKIN & CO.
29 S. Seventh St.
EXJfO&A FLAYS STJLLIVA1T. The Btoora Or ays will play the Sullivan Speedfroys at Blnora, Ind., this afternoon. The Grays are under a new management and all mall Intended for the Grays should be ixldrMNd to Mwager B. E. Weaver, Blnora. Ind. For games address as above or answer through the Tribune. i",? «•,».
80Z CANCEL^
The Terre Haute Red Sox cancel th« game with the Clinton Walkover* which was to have been played today The Red Sox win play the West Terre Haute Crescents on the diamond at
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A f»EW ft-ROOM MODERN RESIDENCE on North tth street, near «tk avenue has oak finish and oak floors. Full laaamnt Up-to-date and completely modern. Will sacrifice forcaufc.
FINE MODERN RiESM)ENCC Hut Ohio street very desirable location. foot corner lot practically new, sod In first class condition, will sell at a bargain. "v' 6-ROOM COTTAGE on North street 800 block, has room for bath, furnace, gas and barn. Property la good repair. Price $2,900. Trade on larger property on South 4th or 5th streets.
A 7-ROOM MODERN RESIDENCE In the 1800 block, South 8th street east front, practically new and in first class condition. Price $3,600.
A 10-ROOM MODERN RESIDENCE North Center street, near Sycamore, has hot water-heat, oak finish and floors, laundry complete, strictly modern- Sell on easy terms or take smaller property as part.
NEW DOUBLE HOUSE on South 5th street, near Hulman five rooms to the side strictly modern. Sell for lees fh»Ti actual value. Good Investment. 6-ROOM M6DERN BUNGALOW on Thompson avenue, opposite Thompson park, has furnace, bath and other modern conveniences. Good bam, practically new and In good condition. Price $5,500.
A GOOD 6-ROOM RESIDENCE on South 6th street In Chestnut place, completely modern. Will sell at a real sacrifice. Small cash payment, balance building and loan. Bargain.
A 6-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE on North 10th street In 1100 block, east front, property in first clas« condition, completely modern. Price $3,600.
A SPLENDID 6-ROOM MODERlN COTTAGE on South 4th street, near Washington avenue completely modern with sleeping porch plenty shade, property is in splendid condition. Price $3,600.
A GOOD 5-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW South 17th street in good locality street paved owner leaving city. Will sacrifice for $2,800 and take good auto as part.
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On large corner lot on South 15th St. In the 900 block, convenient to school, church and car line price $1,850. Will exchange for smaller property. -n
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on North 9th St. in the 1100 block, east front, has all modern conveniences, within easy walking distance of main part of city will sacrifice for cash.
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LAJH3E 72LS. SEEK GAtfES.
The Lange Jnalors want games with all teams in the 11 to lC-year-old elaas. For dates address Lange Juniors, eare the Tribune. The lunges play at Fourteenth and Delaware streets. ... ...
RENT YOUR HOUSE.
Ho house will remain vacaat long II adwrtlMd in The Trfbono. Tw«iv« words three days tor oemta. I
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A GOOD ft-AOOM HOUSC «b 7th street In a dcatmM* reeMtaoe tocation has well, cistern, e«Har and gas. In fizvt class ooodttkm. OhT incumbrance. Want to trade thin 49r small tract wttJjln or 10 miles o( tt* city.
AN 8-ROOM MODERN RBStMMOS on Sooth Mh street In MO blook. Efeat front city heat. Trade tor Indlanapolis residence or smaller property ta Terre Haute.
A 7-ROOM MODERN RCSfDENCS on Sootfi 18th stxest, near VUd street completely modern with garaga. Frto* $4,200. $50.00 catfh, balance monthly payments.
AN 8-ROOM BRICK RESIDENCE^ on 8th avenue near 16th street, partly modern. Bargain price and wQl exchange for other property or seQ on^^% easy terms.
A 9-ROOM MODERN RESIDENCE South 7th street in 700 block east front, completely modern, oak floors and finish. Good condition. Price $5,250.
A FINE MODERN RESIDENCE on?"5 South 5th street in very desirable locality. Practically new.
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AN 8-ROOM MODERN RESI.-fcj DENCE North 18th street, near Main,
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completely modern and practically '•*. new. Low price and easy terms. A 6-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE on 1st avenue near 14th street, to good condition. Price $3.500.
A 7-ROOM RESIDENCE on North Sj 12th street, near Garfield high school modern except bath. Price $2,900. itr 6-ROOM COTTAGE with room for bath on Schaal avenue, opposite Rose orphans' home. Has gas, electricity, well, .cistern, cellar, water in yard. Price $2,350. 5-ACRES AT TH)E EAST EDGE OF THE CITY with 8-room residence, barn, garage, windmill and plenty of out-bufldiings, plenty of fine shade and fruit. An ideal subi^rban home. (High class piece of property. Owner will take part In good city property.
CENTRAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Are you saving anything? Why not begin even with a small amonnt? You can deposit in the Central Building and Loan Association any amount from a dollar up at any time. Six per cent interest paid for even cal- £, endar months. Safe, sure, certain. Office with Hazerigg & Ladd. .^^-4 f'
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