Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 37, 16 December 1910 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLA-DIU3I AXD SUX-TELEG RAM, FRIDAY, DECE3IBER 16, 1910.
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NOT MANY CHANGES ill TEAM MANAGERS
Boston Nationals and St. Louis Americans May Get New Pilots in 1911. (AmrrUnn News Horvl'-t) Nw Vork, Dec. 16. One of the Intonating subjects of comment at the hltf gathering of baseball men here this k lias been that relating to changes among the managers of the Mg t'atuo teams for Ihe coming Heamn. The discussion has brought to light Hi" fart that the managerial changea will be fewer In number than In any irMlin; ur In this history of the major organizations. As matters stand ut present there will bo only one new major league manager In the field when the curtain rises in April next for the season of 1911. The only certain switch will be It:ado In the make-up of tho St. Louis Americans, from whoso management Jurk O'Conner was ilejosed last fall. The only other change that Is at all likely Is In the Uoston Nationals. Fred Lake Is signed up for another year, It Is understood, but with a change In the club ownership It Is possible that another man may bo selected to pilot tho team next season. A List of Changts. Tho number of chauEes among the managers Is small as compared with the records of former years. During the paHt eight years no less than fiftyfive men have managed clubs In the National snd American leagues, the National having had twenty-six and the Americana' twenty-nine. Some of tliese men have drifted from one ciub to another In the same circuit, and have occasionally transferred their operations to the other league. Patsy Donovan, who will again lead the Kostoii Americans, has had experience with tho Pittsburg and St. Louis Nationals, Washington Americans and with llrooklyn. Ned llanlon retired, held the reins over DaUlmore, Brooklyn and Cincinnati, and Clark Griffith won a penant for ' Chicago, then tried to win for the New Vork Americans before landing a berth with Cincinnati. Joe Kelly of Toronto, guided the Cincinnati team, dropped back Into the Eastern, and Jumped .out again into the National at the helm of the Uoston club. Hugh Duffy went from Milwaukee In 1993 to the Philadelphia Nationals,' and in 1007 drifted into the Eastern league at the head of the Provldercc, lil. passing up to big league ranks two years ago as the manager of the Chicago Americana. W'lliU'iw Armour", row president of the To ledo :'.' I:: tV American Association, le. I C.ovVa.id n:'.l Detroit teams in tho ;e.:orl r";cd, while Jim Mo(Julie b o i ti... l.tst.m Americana lor n tlni. : fit .!er went to Cleveland. The cli la wuh the various managers l:i tl e pas: eig'it years are as follows: National League Now York, John Met J raw; Cincinnati. Joe Kelly, Ned llanlon, John Ganzel, Clark Griffith; A Kidney Cure You Can Bank On Prove the Treatment Before You Pay . For It. Your Druggist Has a Free, Sample Package For You. Kidney diseases Justly produce Intense fear in tho hearts of those afflicted with it. for unless treated promptly by tho light method they usually end fatally. Kvery sufferer from kidney or bladder trouble may thank science for tho now treatment, Dr. Derby's Kidney nils. Ir. Derby' Kidney Pills are remarkable. They straighten up lame backs every time and right off. Every man and woman ran prove tt without cost. No matter how badly or despondent you fee! altout your case, if yon have b'ick pains, bludder pains, Itright's disease, diabetes, or rheumatism In any form, do not worry an Instant longer. Go to jour druggist and get a package rf Dr. Dei-by'g Kidney Pills 60 pills ten d tys treatment 23cents, or direct from Derby Medicine Co. Eaton Rapid. Mich. - If you want to prove first of all If you want to prove first that all these statement are true, tell your druggist to give you a free sample lockage. Try them and be convinced.
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flight born of terror and falling volcanic missiles. At this moment I bad a chance to get a wonderful picture, but on looking around for my guide who had the panoramic camera, I saw him hot footing It over the lava beds. Realizing that if I did not get that camera I would miss the chance of a life time to get a picture at the brink of a volcano in violent activity, I called to him to stop. He yelled back be would be killed if he stopped and continued in his panic stricken rush faster than ever. Then I called to him to drop the camera Fortunately he obeyed though half crazed with fear. I can assure you I lost no time in unpacking the camera and getting back to the edge of the crater to take the picture which I have just forwarded, to you.' " This picture will be shown by Mr. Howe at the Gennett tonight with many other scenes that are equally Interesting, such as the King's funeral in London; a ride up the Eiffel Tower; the fiords of Norway; life on a training ship;' the Alps in winter; a Japanese jubilee; building the Grand Trunk Pacific railway, etc.
THE HESSIANS. TH Wero Good Soldiers, and Sorre Sscarce Csod Americans. TL-re Is a iopular belief among some people that the Ilyssiun mercenaries brought here by the British government to rijjbt the Americans remained here niter the war was over and that their descendants constitute a considerable clement of the Pennsylvania Germaus of today. Comparatively few i remained here after the war. because the British government was und'-r contract to return such as escaped tl:o casualties of tin war after It was over. The f?v th;tt remained made good tiri zeus. as tb"y made the very b-'Nt soldiers 'against the Americans, nnd whenever it was prcctlcnl to d sj they were put l'l the most responsible places by the British commanders. The intense hatred at one time against the ; called Hessian soNIiers. some of which stilt lingers with th? present gen. ration, is very unjust, because they did not volunteer to fight against the Americans, but they wer forced ir.:i the British service by the impecunious t n::::i princes who so'd them to th' British like so many slaves. The Hessian soldiers would sonieiiires take a notion to desert, am: they Invariably foiled refuse aiuouc some of the German colonists. A considerable nmeber of them wer U ft behind from lime to tinjo on i inrrh v;. on jiccoir.it of sickness or wound-. Those n;iys found a ready welcome among German settlers; few of ihe:n ever for.nl the way back to their native land. "i'Viiiwylvn nia Germans." by William PfkVlzr.ni. At Fountains & Elsewhere Ask for "MUCK'S The Original tnd 6anuint MALTED MILK Th Food-drink for AH Agos. At restaurants, hotels, and fountains. Delicious, invigorating and sustaining. Keep it on your sideboard at home. Don't travel without it A quick lunch prepared in a minute. Take do imitation. Just ay "KORUCKV in No Gamblno op Trust fZ55Sf5 DON'T That NOW is the time to protect yourself against loss by WINDSTORMS. Costs but little. DOUGAN & CO, Room 1, I. O. O. F. Bldg. Phone 1330.
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Its Connection With the Declaration of Independence, The famous Liberty bell was cast in London in 1752, brought to America and subsequently recast in Philadelphia. It bears the inscription, "Proclaim Liberty Throughout the World and to All the Inhabitants Thereof." It was cracked while being tolled after the death of Chief Justice John Marshall In 1S33. It Is kept on exhibition in Independence hall. Philadelphia. It has had a fictitious importance owing to the popular belief that Ita ringing proclaimed the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 177V. Concerning this belief, however, Friedenwald In his "Declaration of Independence" (1904) says: "There is no shadow of authority even for associating the ringing of the bell with the announcement of the agreement upon independence. The mythical legend of the blue eyed boy waiting outside the door to give the signal to the man in the bell tower Is the product of the fertile imagination of one of Philadelphia's early romancers. George Lippard, who first gave currency to It in his appropriately called 'Legends of the Revolution. This book was published in 1S47." New York American. D 0 Big sales. Bigger each week BlaoKbnrn' 0 Why? Take one and see 15 doses 10c and 45 doses 25c
Positively the Greatest Attraction Ever in Richmond at CTOKIE'S tMMTWIUEfl 620 Main Street FrMay amd Sartumrdaiy December 16-17 Three ReeIs3,000 Feet of Motion Pictures of the , MILLER BROS. FAMOUS
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Bucking Bronchos. Fall Round-nip and Indian Life in the Far Westt
The management of the THEATORIUM has procured these pictures at a great expense. Positively the greatest pictures ever shown in this country. Far superior to the Buffalo and Pawnee Bill Pictures. The most wonderful scenes of Western Life ever presented to the American Public. Taken during the Fall Round-up on the largest diversified Ranch in the World, the 101 Ranch.
The Buffalo hunt, showing the original herd of American Buffaloes (largest herd in the world), owned by Miller Bros. Ending with the most NerveBreaking, Dare-Devil acts ever attempted by any human being, William Pickett, the dusky demon's FIGHT FOR LIFE, when in a pen with a mad Texas steer, and throwing him with his TEETH. Something that was never before attempted by any human being, possibly never will be attempted again. Telling one of the most interesting and thrilling stories of Life on the Plains ever told by motion pictures. Everything real, and not performed by Moving Picture Actors. Positively a treat that you cannot afford to miss. Remember there are 3,000 feet of moving pictures. Every film exciting and instructive. Nothing to offend the most refined taste. Positively a thriller and your money back of you're not satisfied. Lest You Forget at Cooke's Theatorium, 620 Main Street The Show House That Always Satisfies Friday and Saturday, This Week,. December 16th and 17th 1 ctts TO ALL-- HO cits
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Passengers on the 3:30 o'clock Fairview jved West Richmond street cars were bady frightened the other afLoss of Appetite Is loss of vitality, vigor or tone, and is often a forerunner of prostrating disease. It is serious and especially so to people that must keep up and doing or get behindhand. . The best medicine to take for It is the great constitutional remedy Hood's Sarsaparilla Which purifies and enriches the blood and builds up the whole system. Get tt today in usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs. JORDAN, MM
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ternoon when the Fairvtew car crashed into the rear of the other car." Justin front of the First National bank. The vestible of the car was smashed up and the glass broken. All the passengers were badly shaken np but none of them injured.
New Murray One Week Only. ARTHUR NELSON present dainty ELS IK WILLIAMS in the laughing musical mix-up TOPSY TURVEY FLATS. Miss Williams as Molly. Place Topsy Turvey Flats. Time Any old time. Matinee dally. Evening continuous performance. Prices; 10c to 25c. ANUS & HUNT EMSALMERS " Private Chapel and AmhuParlora 1014 Main Street.
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