Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 63, 18 April 1908 — Page 2

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AXD STJK-TE LEGBAM, SATUBDAY. APT? IT.- IS, 190.

iAGE TWO. I EASTER BATTL MOILS W1NKERS1HEWMA Si. -WHO WILL WIN? Mi : i i P $ NATION A! LEAGUE. 3 r i f j I n h Hichmond Will ?1eet Indiana?olis Reserves Tomorrow, - j Captured the CharnoionsniO cf lUarnsridDe Ci Grays 1 ri-i"! m Bowline Re; i .vow i or, j 13 rook I yn S St. I-Cu:S I Cincinnati ;eason. Season, Y-i: EMTRE NOUS WIN LAST. ! T GOOD GAME IS EXPECTED. j -"v -f vrrr -1

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CHAMPION SMOKER. Milton, Ind., April IS. Harry Hunt, of this place, is claiming the championship on smoking. He claims to have smoked eighty-two cigars ami throe 10-rent cans of tobacco inside of three days, recently.

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Boston 2 3 2 Brooklyn 3 7 2 Flaherty, Bowerman; Wilhelm, Bergen. At Philadelphia. R. H. E. New 14 3". 1 P.iii, . :. ,.ia J 2 7 3 Wiltsc-, Bresnahan, Need ham; Moren, Brown, Cooveske, Dooin.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

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Wants to Give Chicago University Another Donation Of $600,000.

STRING ATTACHED TO GIFT.

Chicago. April IS. John D. Rockefeller is more than anxious to give to the University of Chicago an additional $O0.O0O. In a letter to the board of trustees he say he will be bitterly disappointed if he Is not called upon to draw his chfeck for that amount. The $600,000 which Mr. Rockefeller is so anxious to give away, was promised by him to the university for the Harper Memorial librrry fund on condition that the . university and the friends of the late President William K. Harper should raise an additional ?JOrt,O0O and that the fund should be completed March 31, 1S08. Up to date $157,000 has been raised.

A record p6hRe. ton feet In circumference and two feet thick, was found a fw year ago by some sponge flthers off the Bahama islands.

Friday's Games. At Chicago. Ft. H. E. Chicago 0 1 0 St. Louis 1 5 1 Owen. Walsh. Sullivan; Waddell, Spencer. At New York. R. H. E. Philadelphia . . .. 8 6 3 New York 2 G o Schlitzer, Schreck; Orth, Chesbro, Klcinow. At Boston R. H. E. Boston . . . . r 1 7 1 Washington . 2 7 1 Pruitt, Gillette, Criger; Falkenberg. Street. At Detroit. R. II. E. Detroit 812 1 Cleveland 12 20 3 Mullin, Schmidt; Latimore, Joss, Clarke.

y"lo ."LirY.'ai next weeic coiYy.iyy; at xh'.i rate thcy are nov goitg, :l is ;rohablo that an addition to the Coliseum will bo built. Mr. Hock pitched for the Phillies yesterday and let the Giants down with six stingy hits. His name listens like a sore throat. He should be a good spitball artist. The Columbus team has been strengthened by the addition of Catcher James of the New York Nationals. The Senators now look good for another championship. Ownie Bush still continues to set the Indianapolis fans wild by his fielding and base running. Ownie can be depended upon to do some batting. An unfeeling Chicago sporting scribe, in giving his account of the White Sox-Quincy exhibition game, took the following unkind fling at Casey Horn, who is with the Quincy outfit: "Look well at Mr. Horn's name as it appears in the box score perhaps, gentle reader, you will never see it there again."

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r,eri ot na. ; ..r.ii.aip'.cr.s!!?, iz a series of games "for money, marbles or chi.!k." Such, a ssrish v. Ill probably be arranged. Word was received today that the players on the two polo teams that will battle here next week under the auspices of the Elks, will arrive in the city Monday. Burns has signed up to fight Squires and the match calls for 2o rounds on May 11 at London. Here's guessing it don't last five rounds. The Cincinnati base ball manage ment has also passed an ordinance forbidding the wearing of the "merry widow" hat. The poor "merry widow"' she is certainty getting her bumps. John Garrells has commenced work for the Olympic tryout already. Garrells intends to figure some in the shot putting.

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Gardner have signed up for a twenty-! merit of five round bout before Jeffries club, ; there is,

April 23. The purse will be 3,000.

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Automobile's Misfortune." Scene 1 Pearl's Parlor. Time 2:30 p. ra. Scene 2, Streot; time two hours later. Illustrated Song Miss Thompson. "Since Arrah Wanna Married Barney Carney." Rismor, The Himilayan Yogi. The Cameragraph, Latest Motion pictures.

SEE OUR SPRING LINE GO-CARTS ...at... HASSENBUSCH'S

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THEY MEAN IT,

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PALLADIUM WANT ADS. PAY

Homeseekers Excursions to

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Ticket Agents Richmond to Sturgis inclusive, will sell 15-day Rou nd Trip tickets on the above dates only to

Cadillac : Mancelona : Boyne Falls and many other Nicihgan Points at Exceptionally Low Rates.

Write or call on your local agent for full information, or address C. L. L0CKW00D, General Passenger Afient, Grand Rapids, Mich.

-Chicago, April IS. After six years of suffering permanently a cripple, Miss Alice Reuter, 13 years old, was given a treatment of skin grafting at the Frances E. Willard National hospital to effect a complete recovery and restore the use of her limbs. Twenty members of the senior and junior classes of the College of Medicine and Surgery, three of whom are women, offered themselves as sacrifices for the little girl and from each of the students pieces of skin from an inch square t strips an inch wide and three inches in Pngth w.-r? tcken. Miss Reuter was terribly buraed six years ago in a gasoline explosion.

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INCREASE IN MAY

American Stock Company. "We will welcome the Americans back; other rep. shows we Dare to come back." wrote an Ohio critic sev-

! eral seasons ago. This has been the I ambition of the American Stock Com- : pany management from the start of I he company, the desire to be welcomed back to every city which it has ' played and in every case this is the situation return engagements eagerly ; sought bv theatre managers. To ac-

! complish this record is no easy task.

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performance will become "knockers" instead of "boosters" and the company will be DARED back instead of welcomed. The plays selected for the repertoire have much to flo with this continuous invitation to return, heing very different and still very pleasing. Gennett all next week.

INSURANCE.REAL ESTATE I t . :

UUAM, RENTS H. Bradbury & Son

Rooms 1 and 3. Wostcott Blk

B. Loper, Deeltistl, Of Colonial Building, is temporarily located at 26 South 7th Street.

Not Necessary to Make Pension Application.

Washington, April 18.; Pension Commissioner Warner has announced that widows now on the pension roll wjll not be required to make application for the increase from $S to ?12 a month recently voted by congress. The commissioner has instructed the pension agencies to put the law into effect automatically, the first payment of the increase to be made May 4.

BRUBAKER WAS HURLEDJORTY FEET G. R. & I. Train Struck Him Near Ridgeville.

In describing the accidents that resulted in the death of Sherman Brubaker, near Ridgeville, the Winchester Herald says the yoflfig man was hurled forty feet into the air by the force of the G. R. & I. train, when it struck him.

PRIZES FOB BAXTER SCHOOL CHILDREN

Association Offers Them for Flower Growing.

JOINED III DEAR OLD WASHINGTON

Plans for Abruzzi-Elkins Nuptial Announced.

Rome, April 18. The Turin Momento, usually fwell informed, says that the marriage of the Duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins, daughter of United States Senator Stephen B. Elkins, of West Virginia, will be celebrated shortly in Washington. The couple will come to Rome, where the state ceremony, consisting of th-e registration of the marriage in the archives of the royal family, will take place, attended by all the members of the house of Savoy.

CHICHESTER'S PILLS

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The Kiblinger Motor Buggy $375.00 and upwards.

A practical, successful, economical, automobile at a small cost. Doublecylinder, air cooled, 10-12 H. P. Solid rubber tires. Will run through deep mud or sand, and will climb steep hills. Write for our Agency Terms. W. H. KIBLINGER CO., Box N. 320. Auburn, Ind.

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No matter whether you want just a single board or a complete house or barn bill, we can supply your wants and perhaps save you some dollars if that'a any object to you. Get our prices on anything you want. CAIN LUMBER COMPANY Phone No, 1010. 19-27 S. 11 fn St.

THE NEW PHILLIPS VAUDEVILLE THEATRE

O. G. MURRAY, Lessee. Daily at 3:00 and 8:15; Saturday N!g?t,

WEEK OF APRIL 20. 7:30 to 10:15.

A. OVERTURE Miss Eva Hazeltine, assisted by Phillips Theatre Orchestra (evenings only) B. MORTIMER BASSETT Imitator and Whistler. C RAINBOW SISTERS Dainty Soubrettes. D. APPLEGATE AND WHITESIDES One Act Playlet.. Two Scenes. Entitled "An Automo

bile's Misfortune." Scene Y, Pearl's Parlor, time 2:30 p. m. Scene 2, Street. Time two hours later. Ed ILLUSTRATED SONG Mlsi Thompson, "Since Arrah. Wanna Married Barney Carney." F. RISMOR The Himilayan Yoari. G. THE CAMERAGRAPH Latest motion pictures.

Special Ma!De f,ch Saturdar; children. 5 co; souvenirs t Veflne. 5 a iTiiTie?. iju-j! ai.jjrss.aT!. 10c. Hef'rrsi ?&. a', ai'sit, 3 enf.

GENNETT THEATRE

SALOONS GO OUT AT UNION CITY

CircHlar letters have been sent pupils of the Baxter scHool by the West Richmond Improvement association, in regard to the flower growing contest to be conducted by the association. Prizes il! be offered anS every pupil of the school is tligible to enter the coin-

Court Ruled Against Saloon Men.

Two saloons at Union City, Randolph county will be closed as the result of remonstrances. An effort is

being made to make the town dry and ; the remonstrances cover wards. The j saloon men protested, alleging the signatures to the remonstrances werej not valid but the court held otaer- j

TomatO and Corn Growers We are giving eight, ten and twelve dollars for tomatoes and seven dollars for corn this season. All parties wishing to contract, call at office or phone 1233. H.C.BulIcrdick&Son CANNERS South Fifth Street

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Matinee and Night, Saturday, April 18. NIXON and ZIMMERMAN serve the rnerrist of all Musical Fantasies the original No. 1 New York City production. Everlasting ThC GINGERBREAD MAN Success Music by A. Baldwin Sloane. Book by Frederick Ranken A vast concourse of ravishlngly beautiful show girls and bewitching Choristers. 62 IN THE MATCHLESS COMPANY

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$l.r0. Seats sale for both performances. Thursday morning, April lCih at the Westcott Pharmacy. This theatre does not advertise ia the Evening Iteni.

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Week Commencing Monday, April CO

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APernoon and Night in the Sensational Southern

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Comedy-Drama K T-TINJT-T Tr-lYiTV FT TI"V

Full of Startling Climaxes. Side-splitting Comedy and Tear Starting Pathos. A complete scenic equipment. Pleasing vaudeville between acts. EVENING PRICES 10c, 20c, 30c DIME MATINEES Daily starting Monday. Ladies admitted free Monday night under usual conditions. This theater does r.ot advertise in The Evening Item.

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