Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 2, Lebanon, Boone County, 29 September 1917 — Page 7

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The jK)ultry huuse advertisement here was written by Mr. Manson Smith, the young man who received the greatest number of first prizes in the recent vegetable show. The double crib advertisement was written by Mr. Charles Jaques'who won the greatest number of prizes. The barn advertisement was written by Mr. Earl Hedge who won the greatest amount of money in prizes. Each one of these young men excelled in raising food and just now the raising of food and the housing of people is the nation's greatest concern. The Doys of today are the soldiers and the producers of tomorrow give them all the encouragement and instruction you can. Having raised food they see the necessity of conserving it so that it will do the greatest good both to the man v.iio produced it and to the man w ho consumes it The greatest and most useful education a boy can receive is in the raising and conservation of food and housing the people. It is of far more value to the world than to learn to read Latin or figure out the distance from the earth to the moon.

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DOUBLE CRIB This year if you have any corn you ought to have a good crib. Hold it until spring, you know corn will be at its highest point then. If you are thinking of building a crib, here is the plan. You could have a double crib with a nice cement floor, a seed storaee above and be

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CITY NEWS

I WHO'S WHO IN Till

WORLD'S SPIKES

BY JACK VBIOCK..

JOSEPH BENZ. - - j ; (Whit Sox Pitcher.) ' Jo Beni if a brother piUher ot Reb ' Ruuwll, the teniwtional White Sox; i southpaw, and also a brother-in-law I ' of Russell, but in point of Service he ! is somewhat of a veteran, for he ia now serving his seventh year as a member of Comitkey's hurling torps. ' Bens graduated to th major i leasees from Des Moines, where he was developed by Frank Isbell, the ' old Bald Eagle of the White Sox of , other days. Isiy secured Bens from : the Decatur club of th ..Three-I-: League, and though Jp was never rated as a world-beater ill -the Wes- ! tern League, Isbell thought so well of . him that he persuaded Comiskey to' : take him on. During the first three years with' the Sox Benx failed to win s good as' .600 per cent of his games. He was always capable of workinr hard, how-i ever, and he saved many a game fori the Sox during the seasons of 1912 nd 1913. Within the past four years the big Teuton slabber has been doing better . work. ' His best year'was in 1915, when he won fifteen and lost ten 1 games. He was born at New Albany, Ind., in 1887, and played his first sea-' sen in organised ball with the Clarksburg club In the Western Pennsyl-' vania League, He is a big pitoher standing six fret one inch in height and weighing close to ZOO pounds, i He has plenty of speed and when he is right opposing batsmen often hunt the bucket, rather than take a chance of colliding with on of his fast benders over the inside corners. j MKt.DQN WOLFGANG. White Sox Pitcher.) Mel Wolfgang has been pitching iirofesaional ball for ten years, and, iike Ben i, he was prepped the majors by a Western League club, though he had received several trials in the big .how before coming up to ty. He started pitching professionally with Albany in the New Lork State League, in 1908. In 1910 he was given ' a trial by the Botiton Braves and turned over to Lowell, in the New England League, for more neaxontng. ,

In the spring of 1912 the 'St. Louis Brr wn.-. took Wolfgang south on their ' training trip, but once mora he was vho were sent home ahead of the turned back. With the Lowell club team from Detroit, spent several days he won twenty-two game's nd lost watching the Giants play and they all but twelve during the 1912 season and agree on this. The Giants either can prior to the opening of the drafting not or will not hit the low hall pitchseason Lowell sold bin to the White ing. ' Kox. After a trial with Chicago he: "TheyH get little else from Cicotte waj released to Denver under an op- and Kaber, at least little that they tional agreement, and in the Mile- will want to hit at, for these two birds High City, under Jack Hendricks, be are not the kind who chuck up the made good. Since 1914 he has been easy ones. They are always trying to with the Chicago club, and although make opposing batters hit at bad he has seen service in but few games ball, and they've both got the con-

each year, Rowland is holding onto ""0l to get away with it

Paige Beauty Is Distinctive Beauty No matter where you may see . a Paige car on. the road or parked among other cars you will recogpize it instantly. Paige design and Paige lines are distinctive. These cars are not "conspicuous" or "freakish" but it is that well bred, refined tone to the Paige which makes it unforgetable, If, for instance, you have seen a Paige Six pass down . the street, you know precisely what we mean. It stands out from other motor cars with an individu' ality all its own. Quite unconsciously you will find yourself saying, "There goes a Paige Six." And don't deny it, you utter these words either with the pride or des;re of ownership. . Why not visit our dealer today. He will gladly arrange to give you and the other members of your family the kind of demonstration that will solve your automobile problem once and for all

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PLAYING THE FIlJLD

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pitcher will make the best impression l? a series of seven games, but these are my sentiments, and because of the effectiveness of Cicotte and Kaber I think the Sox hare the call by quite a margin, figuring all the while that the Giants' left-handers may have a

little lock in trying to stop the Sox

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FOR SALE Navy beans in (jji.nti-

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FOR SALK Laixeat siZe Radiant Home bue burner, K'Md condition. White and Armstrong. 9-29-2L

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LOST Near Crane school house, a blue georgetU collar. Finder please notify Mrs. W. P. Bocbanon, Lebanon rural route 10.

JVANTEU WANTED Fireman TfrHTiVE power station. 80 cents per hour Phone 475 9-1-tf. W A NT EDGirU for" sawingfinishing depot. Inquire Boss Mfg, Co. 9-28-1 2t. WANTED Crossing flagman, appl) to J. A. Walner, agent Big Foui Railway Co. ' 9-28 2t WANTED T wo or three unfurnished rooms, modern. Call this offire. 9-2821 WANTED Man to cut corn for H the fodder. See E. A. Boamait.

Nick nack fur soldiers at Petig's. ; ' 9-26-4t. j - Petig's randy kitchen is still in the j e cream business. 9-26-4t. Ora Mitchell is very ill at his home

on North East street. WUUrd Service Station, 226 South Lebanon street Hiram Fox proprietor. Phone 232, reaidmos phone, 818. C. M. Lenox went to Warsaw to lay where ha closed a deal for the Mirchase of a cottage at Lake Winona. ' If you want something to send to he soldier boys, look at Petig's winIcw. 9-28-4t

BIRD'S EYE VIEW. Mi C'leo Ogle spent Tuesday with Mi.-s Mary Stevenson. Gar McGaughey and wife spent Suwlay with John O. Kcrscheval aw family. John Cox mi family were th Ktifsts of John Perkins and family oumlay. Charles McGaughey and wife spent Sunday at tt; -McGaughey home. Homer Brandcnberg and wifo wer the guests of Mr. Twaaty and family Sunday. Mich Padjfrt ani 'dt'e int Thursduy with Raleigh I'suiiret hnl fmmlv Audra Cox murnt. Muwfctv vi!t Ttn Pc.k.tia and hmAv,

PUBLIC SALE CALENDAR

October 2, Tuesday C". H. Walter, miles south of Lebanon, 2 miles muthea.it of New Brunswick; Iraroc 'iog sale, 45 head, yearlings, spring rilta, spring males and tried lews. October 2 Tuesday E. W. Avery t Sons, Michirantown: Hoosier Big Type Prland China hogs. October .1. Wednesday Robert L. laughey, Sheridan; spotted Poland 3iina hogs. October 6. Saturday Homer Marin, cattle barn at Lebanon fair rounds; Jersey cows. October 8. Monday C. E. Shirley, miles southwest of Lebanon oo midHe Jamestown road; cow sale. October lS.Fridsy Wm. McCarthy, 3 miiea southeast of' Lebanon; hoga and cattle. October 25, Thursday G. A. Randel, 7 mites west of Lebanon, and mile north; mile east and mil.-! north of Dover; general farm sale.

BY JACK VEIOCK. (Jty th limntioa Kntt fsrv4cs.l

NEW YORK, September Ray ",, "uV.u K.,.

taldwel the eccentric Yankee pitcher,; Caldwell's views regarding Chica!1 0u.'!Wc0rkpl.a'er 1h think1' go's pitchers, are shared by a good the White Sox w. 1 triumph over the m,nCTltic and also some of the

Gianu in Uie coming world a sene u ,hort,top of CaldweU, always a good student of j th(j clrT,snH Inm.n,, think, Kabet I kaaeball despite his many escapades,!,, the Dnlt Chicago' has in the box,'

, ... y, pny . gamr " WBan it i. remembered that Chap.CUrona Rowland', team, and ha had ta,owt M .boat tha work of the as yrtnn" 'to iWf th work of wmu 8ok pitcher, having pUyad P""-,"" "TL cainrt the. .11 the seon, hi. opinj Jrnddi. iSehapp i. McGraW. beat M J ,ntwti , ia the box, though ha says that Pol 1 know who Rowland win Perntt may rpnsa every on. But ,tart finl r Mld i h; ''""S P Schupp '. chance, the Ult , reMBty( tf h, th. say pitcher opines that Ferdie will be up rd Vnow tnere.f , whoU 1ot rf uiv i against almost a. hard a task a, Al-! hout E(Wi, Cieotlt Mat tne boy who exander faced in 1915, and will meet,w)1, pitch th, fir,t gtme Dut Flber th same fate. 'the boy who looks like th sweetest ! Schupp u a great pitcher in his piu.ner'on Sox staff to me. : own league, say. Caldwell, "and ! u.: .v. . a i ..u ...

would probably do well against most m thtn itth thrn Kxm in club. In the American League. But th bj Mrle, pretty r the White Sox do not fear left-hand- j ..,, them An) with Fab4,r in er. and the fact that Collins and :thtr, the Gi8nt, .hle t0 Jackson don t mind speed and art li- ,,, Mnt ban ,, for p, doe,n.t aole to hit left-handed speed as w.H i() d on trick Miyt as th. other kind at any time makes i uQn tht wh hlnrt , don.t thinV !t oolc rather dusky for the Giants. , Chica(f9.g baUmell wi have . who!e If Schupp can not atop th. Wh,U lot of mi t tht Giant Sox, I scarcely bel.ev that Benton B,(J.S. rhlB -t fm ith-

ana sauee can do It, good piicnerg though they are. Left-hander. wh try to get by with Chicago on speed alone are almost invariably beaten. The kind of pitching that counts best i gainst Rowland's team is alow curve ball pitching In my estimation, and I ere's Schupp, Benton and Salloe, all with a lot of speed and used to applying it. "I am looking for Eddie Cicott and Urban Vmhtr (n n-;U- nulla n jm. pression In the big serin.' Mont panl.le seem to think that trie Mi.ve box left-handers will have the call aeainst

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AA CHAMPIONSHIP. No game schsdsM. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Detroit, 6; Philadelphia, 1. Cleveland, 8; Washington, 1. St. Leuis, 2; Boston, f.' Chicago at New York; wet ground. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Brooklyn, 8; Pittsburgh, 1. -Philale!ph!a at M. Louis; ch'smed to Suwiity. No other games aduled.

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