Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 168, 12 July 1907 — Page 2

THE RICII3IOND 1AIj 1.ADIU3I AXD SUX-TEJLEGKA3I, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1907.,

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An Investment Netting

per cent per annum

We are offering for public subscription a limited amount of the treasury stock of the Human Life Publishing Co., a Massachusetts corporation, at $12 per ' share, and are about starting our third year of regular quarterly dividends of 2 per cent., ir 8 per cent, per annum, netting at present price, $12 per share, six . and two thirds (6 2-3 per cent.) ' per annum. IJeglnning Feby. 12. 1908, we expect to be able to pay quarterly dividends of 4 per cent or 16 per cent per annum, and that before Doc. 31, 1908 our stock will sell in the open market at from $20 to $24 per share. No magazine has ever attained so large a circulation as has Human , Life in so short a time, and we are adding from fifteen to twenty thousand new subscriptions a month. Great Growth In Circulation April. 1905 -60,000 April. 1906 101,307 April, 1907 233.500 Our June Issue carried the announcements of twenty-four new advertisers. In our midsummer July number, we are carrying a record amount of advertising.

$2,950.00. although it is the dull time of the year In the magazine advertising business. Tremendous Gain in Advertising April. 1905 $ 539.00 April, 1906 1,001.25 April. 1907 1,895.00 Human Life is edited by Alfred Henry Lewis, the highest paid magazine writer in the world, and is the biggest, brightest and best magazine ever published at 50c. a year. Its financial and literary success is already .issured. There is only a limited amount of our Treasury stock to be sold and all subscriptions received before August 1, '07 will be entitled to the ninth quarterly dividend, amounting to 2 per cent, due and payable on that date. If you will write us now, today, for particulars we will send you our Prospectus and other matter which will fully convince you of the goodness of this safe and conservative investment. We refer to Dun and Ilradstreet, to the Beacon Trust Company of Boston, our bankers, and to everyone with whom we have ever done business. If you have any , money earning less than 6 per cent you should write us today. There can be no question but what stocK in the Human Life Publishing Company will double and treble in value within a reasonable time.-

You should not allow this unusual opportunity to pass you by. To all those who are seeking an investment and answer thi? advertisement in good faith on or before July 20th, we will send Human Life, absolutely free, and postpaid, for three months. Write us today. Address tinman Life Publishing Co., 93-95 Broad St., Boston, Mass.

WHITE TO BE GIVEN TRIAL IN THE BOX

Star Twiner-With Earlham the Past Season Is Signed By Jessup.

FISHER STAYS AT THIRD.

CAMERON, JESSUP AND JUSTICE ARE TRYING FOR BATTING HONORS WILTERMOOD VALUABLE PLAYER.

While walking along a street in Crediton, England, a citizen was alarmed when something sprang at him from the roadway. He brushed his hand over his coat and a large rat fell to the ground. The rat made further attacks on the man. who experienced , some difficulty in keeping it off. Several passersby came to his assistance, but it was some time before they were able to kill the rat.

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(By Tort.) "Cap" White, the big right hander. who was the star twirler of the Earlham ball team this year, .and who graduated from that Institution last month, is to be given a trial in professional company by Manager Jessup. White Is a big. well built young man.

He has speed to burn, good control and

a nice assortment of curves. Several weeks ago Richmond traveled to Reid field to teach the college boys how to play the came. The locals met Mr.

White, and the big fellow fed them crow from his hand. The professionals

were absolutely powerless to do any

thing with his delivery. He Is cool

land steady add a hard worker. Memibers of the local team all have nice

things to say about him and predict

that he will make good. Manager

Jessup has telephoned White at his home in Carthage. Ind.. telling him to report as soon as possible. If White makes good it will mean Fisher's retention at third base and a pitching staff composed of Moore, Fleming and White. Game Called Off. Owing to the big cloud leak Thursday, the game scheduled with Portland at Athletic park was called off. Manager Jessup sent a telegram to the Jays early in the morning calling off the game, but they had left for this city before the wire was received. Consequently when they arrived here they had to turn around and go right back Kgain. We are Inclined to the belief that the Portland outfit is in league with the Rain Maker. One series vl games with the Jays was played off

early in the season without the big wet interfering but Mr. Winter was

a prominent spectator. Since then attempts have been made to play off Quaker-Jay contests here but cloud bursts have always washed these games away. In the future if the Jays visit here we would advise Manager Jessup to either get out an injunction against the Weather man or to have Athletic park declared a "Cry" ward. Game On Today. This afternoon at o'clock there will be a Richmond-Kokomo mixup at Athletic park. The same teams will hook up again at Athletic park Saturday afternoon. Moore is scheduled to work against the Combines this afternoon and Fleming will work Saturday. These will be two good contests , and if the weather permits should attract good crowds. Ritter Is Crippled. Thomas Ritter. demon center fielder and two base hit swatter of note, is limping about with a spavined limb. The New Castle Rabbit allow.ed one of his pins to come in contact with a pitched ball during the second Van Wert game. The pin went to the hospital and the ball to the repair shop. Two veterinaries labored with the dismantled prop Thursday and Thomas will be able to continue biffing doubles and flitting about center terrace without the aid of crutches. For Batting Honors. Cameron. Jessup and Justice are having a stiff scrap for batting honors. All three are stinging the ball hard at the present - time, especially Cameron. The first baseman had a hit famine for a short time, but he is now back in form again and is getting his regularly. James is also playing his position in a most acceptable manner. Justice has been clouting the ball in a most reliable manner for two

or three weeks and can always be depended upon for one or two hits per

game. Jessup is the pinch hitter ofj

the outfit and is tingling near the mark. Is a Valuable Player. 7 The fans are just beginning to awake

to the fact that Grins Wlltermood in left field. 13 a valuable player. His! fielding has been spectacular and he fsj now finding his batting eye. The lit-' tie fellow early in the season wentj south, where he contracted malaria. When he returned north this disease j greatly affected his playing, but the j malaria is now out of his system and the languid actions have departed with i it. Wiltermood is remarkably fast on

his feet. He takes long strides like a distance runner and keeps close to the ground when playing tag with Father

Time. How would a 1X yard dash j

between Ritter and Wiltermood do? There Is a discussion among the fans as to which of these two players can cover the ground the faster. Jessup could also qualify in this event.

LAJ0IE IS SERIOUSLY HURT.

Cleveland's Great Leader Out Game for Indefinite Period.

Cleveland, O., July 12 Napoleon Lajoie, manager of the Cleveland baseball team is out of the game indefinitely as the result of being spiked by Bob Unglaub, captain of the Boston Americans. The spikes tore an ugly wound in the instep of his left foot.

MOLDERS AGAINST CORE MAKERS JNJBALL GAME Red Hot Contest Is Expected On Saturday.

AT PUBLIC PLAY GROUNDS.

No heat will be run in the foundry of the Hoosier Drill company Saturday. As a result, a ball game has been planned between the molders and the core-makers to take place at 9 o'clock at the public play grounds. Several local stars, Including "Shorty" Owens, and "Tiny" Brokamp, will be seen in the game and a "red-hot" contest from start to finish is bound to be the result. The line-up of the molders is as follows: "Whitey" Helmich, c, "Fiddle" Rothert, lb., "Doodle" Hartman. n.. and rf., "Boots"

Berg, 2b., Dick Lane, ss., "Hook" Hodapp, 3b., "Joyce" Bertrand, p, and cf., "Tiny" Brokamp, rf., "Lanky" Busson, If. The core-room line-up is as follows: "Peck" White, 2b., "Heavy" Sample, 3b., "Yotz" Helmich, ss., "Windy" Chesnut, c, "Skinny" Heath, lb., "Weary" Penland, cf., "Blockie" Reynolds, If., "Flunkey" Towle, rf., "Shorty" Owens, p. "Foxy" Morrison will umpire the game.

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Base BaBS Results.

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

GOLF AT TERRE HAUTE, IND. Brice Kinney of Marion Is the Probable Winner.

Terre Haute. Ind.. July 12. Unless other golfers in the tournament of the Stae Golf Association play up to their best form Brice Kinney of the Marion Country club is going to distance the field toda.y. He defeated AV. W". Carter of the Highland Golf Club of Indianapolis twice, going under bogey, which on this course Is exceptional golf. The first round of the consolation series for the president's cup, was concluded Thursday morninig, Dodge, Thomas, Thompson of Richmond. Don

aldson, Spain Sam Royse, C. A. Royse

and Mount winning their matches. W. H. Diddle and H. E. Dodge played off their tie for qualifying honors, the former winning by a score of 41 lo 4S. On the first round of the championship series today S. Rose beat J. F. Thompson ." up and 3 to play. C. S. Bond, Richmond, beat Abe Parry, 7 up and t to play. The second round of the championship series. TV. H. Diddel beat C. S. Bond, 5 up and 4 to play.

Won. Lost Pet. Chicago 55 19 ..743 New York 44 26 .620 Pitsburg 42 2$ .600 Philadelphia 40 31 .563 Boston 31 3S .449 Brooklyn 30 43 .411 Cincinnati 30 44 .403 St. Louis 17 CO .221

GOOD RASPBERRIES ARE HARD TO GET Local Dealers State They Are Having Much Trouble In This Regard.

AT PHILADELPHIA. R. II. E. Chicago 3 S 1 Philadelphia 6 13 0 Ruelbach and Kling; Brown and Dooin.

AT NEW YORK. R. II. E. Cincinnati. .. . 0 5 0 New York.. 10 14 2 Mason and Schlei; "Wlltse and Bowerman.

Other games, rain.

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING. Won. Lost. Pet. Chicago 46 23 -64S Cleveland 46 29 .613 Detroit ..39 29 .573 Philadelphia ,39 32 .549 New York 33 33 .4 S3 St. Loufs 30 43 .411 Boston 27 45 .373 "Washington 22 44 .333

GEORGIA MELONS ARRIVE.

RADISHES AND LETTUCE DISAPPEARINGHAS BEEN LITTLE CHANGE IN COUNTRY BUTTER PRICES.

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Won Lost Pet. j Toledo.. 49 23 .623 j Columbus 43 30 .600 Minneapolis 41 34 .563 Kansas City 39 39 .500 Milwaukee 37 42 .46S Iouisville 35 42 .455 Indianapolis 33 49 .402 St. Paul .. ..31 4S .392

Indianapolis-Milwaukee; rain. AT KANSAS CITY. R. H. E. Columbus.. ..3 7 0 Kansas City 1 9 2 Upp and Fohl; Cromley and Sullivan.

AT ST. PAUL. R. H. E. Toledo 7 11 1 St. Paul 1 11 3 Cheek and Land; Leroy, Criss and Laughlin.

Local dealers state that the raspberry crop is particularly short at the present time and they are having a hard time to secure good raspberries for market. The majority of the berries placed on the local market are from the farm of Stephen Kuth, who has told the local merchants that there will be a short crop this year. Georgia water melons -are now cn sale in Richmond and are retailing at fifty cents per. but are being sold rapIdly. The melons on sale in the local

573 ' markets at the presen time are from

the southern states, are particularly good, in fact they are the best shipped melons ever reaching Richmond. The majority of them are of the "Rattlesnake" variety and are very sweet and therefore delicious. One of the particular features connected with the green stuff situation is the rapid disappearance of radishes and lettuce. Owing to the warm weather in the past few days the radishes are becoming pithy and are therefore very poor. Lettuce, too. is becoming scarce and the market for it is declining. It is expected that a large quantity of wild dew berries will be pushed onto the market within a few days. The

cultivated berry is almost as scarce as

the raspberry, but a large yield of wild one3 is confidently expected. Uniformity of the price of country butter has caused comment. The price has not varied five cents In the past year, remaining generally at the

twenty-five cent figure. ood creamery butter remains at the thirty cent figure. The reasons given for the uniformity of the butter quotations is the fact that the creameries are monopolizing a large portion of the milk, and therefore the price of country- butter remains high, as the country house wives cannot make as much as in past years. There are a few strawberries on the local market, but these are not up o the standard reached by those in past

weeks. They are watery and cone quently not very good.

Richmond people are paying more

for their groceries than ever before, simply because the wholesale prices on

much stuff has increased and conse

quently the retail prices have also in

creased in comparison.

Making Bread at Home Isn't a very pleasant occupation in warm weather. It may be ail right if everything is lovely; the baby is a "perfect angel, and the stove draws fust right, and the oven is the right temperature, and various other "its; but then it's never this way. Better buy Victor Bread and not take any chances. Yours truly, Richmond Baking Co.

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CENTRAL LEAGUE STANDING. Springfield 37 29 .361 Wheeling S3 CO .53S Evansville 37 33 .529 Canton.. . ., 30 2S .517 Terre Haute 35 33 .500 Dayton.. .. 33 33 .4S5 Grand Rapids 30 37 .44S South Bend,. ... ...2.9 39 .427

Yesterday's Results. South Lend 2; Dayton 1. Grand Rapids 9; Springfield (forfeit.) Grand Rapids 9; Springfield (forfeit.) Rain ekewher

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Leaving Richmond 11:15 p. m. via C, C. & I. lands you in Chicago at 7:00 a. m. Through eleepers and coaches. Tou will like it. apr6-tf

Lucknow. India, boasts of the largest room in the world without columns. It is built of concrete.

Chicago passengers using C. C. & L. trains land at 12th st. (Illinois Central) Station; most conveniently located. Remember this. 6-tf

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The IPallaclIiainra Special WILL LEAVE RICHMOND July 22imci at 5:15 a. m-, going via C C Lr. R. R. and Norfolk. Western R. R. to Richmond, Virginia.

IDirect to Enpociltloini

RETURNING:

I Norfolk & Washington Steamship Co.. through the Chesapeake

Bay ana r-oiomac nivcr is rimyvun. Baltimore &. Ohio R. R. to Cincinnati, passing through the Blue Ridge Mountains, Harper's Ferry, Cumberland; an absolute derversed route. C, C. &. L. to Richmond. Daylight trip both going and returning and stopping at all the different points cf interest. All are invited. Please leave your name with C, C. &. L. R. R. Agent so that admission tickets to the Exposition and other concessions can be issued you without change. For further information, call C A. ISIair, IP. (SL T. A HOME TELEPHONE 44.

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