Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 154, 9 May 1913 — Page 10

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CAMBRIDGE CITY IS TO OIL 10 STREETS In Case Resolution Is Passed Town Will Be Free From Dust.

(Palladium Special) CAMBRIDGE CITY, May 9. This city will be free from dust this summer in accordance with declaratory resolution No. 3 of 1913. The resolution declares the necessity of and orders, the oiling of parts of Main, Front, Church, Plum, Chestnut, Foote, Walnut, Center, Greene and Jones streets. The oiling will be done by contract and the cost to be assessed against the property bordering these streets. A meeting will be held Monday evening May 26, for the purpose of considering any remonstrances filed, and to hear the opinion of persons interested In or affected by the action. If it is believed that the benefits derived from oiling the streets will not justify the cost of oiling it will not be done.

City Statistics

Marriage Licenses. Sanford Azro Swain, 23, Knightstown, farmer, and Marie Mercer, 19, seamstress, Dublin. Real Estate Transfers. Clayton Hunt to Albert Gregg, pt. N. E. N. W. section 34, township 16, range 13, N. E. section 33, township 16, range 13. Consideration $16,000. Abraham Harsh to Geo. Parry, lot 20 of the Home addition. Consideration $1. Edith S. Moore to John L. Aiken, Pt. 14-15 of the C. F. addition. Consideration $1. Albert W. Gregg to Geo. W. Peffly, N. E.-N. W. section 34, township 16, range 13, pt. N. E. section 33, township 16, range 13. Consideration $18,000. Clement Young to John E. Morrow, Pt. 15 of the J. C. addition. Transfers 5; consideration $34,002. Building Permits. I. D. Moore, 402 North Eighth street, repairs, $75. Willium Loehr, 216 South Third street, addition to frame drelling, $2,000. Ben Maag. Jr., 227 South Sixth street, remoder frame dwelling, $250. J. L. Hawekotte, 408 South 16th street, frame dwelling, $1,800. Mary E. Winter, 208 North Fifth street, stable, $50. A. A. Mumbower, 505 North 16th street, addition to dwelling, $50. Pcrmit3, 6. Amount, $4,225.

' A Littl Previous. During the latter part of the war be

tween the states Basil Gildersleeve lay one day apparently at the point of death, surrounded by several members

of his family. "Brother," he murmured faintly, "I have, at most, only a few days to live, and when I am laid to rest I want you to have my new pair of boots in the closet yonder. 1 paid $250, Confederate, for them, and you are sorely in need of a pair." Instead of the expected burst of gratitude, there was no answer. Racked

with emotion at the thought of his great ;loss, the brother was evidently

too much overcome for speech

''Brother," persisted the future "immortal" weakly, "you mustn't have

any foolish sentiment a boot those boots. ' I will never be well enough to wear them again, and It would be pure

extravagance to bury me in them

Still, the brother, his face flushed, his heart too full for utterance, made no reply. "Won't you promise me to wear the boots after I am gone?" Gildersleeve pleaded. "Basil," stammered the other, crimsoning with confusion, "I've got 'em on now."

MI-O-NA FOR ALL DISEASED STOMACHS

SPECTACULAR DRILL

To Be Given At Coliseum To

night.

The Knights of Pythias will be the

hosts of the Oregon lodge from Dayton, Ohio, tonight at which time the

visitors will give a drill at the Coliseum. The affair will be one of the most spectacular of its kind ever seen

here. Nearly every seat in the Coli

seum has been sold. A dance will follow the drill.

MURPHY SAYS CUBS WILL WIN PENNANT

NEW YORK May 9 "We will win the pennant by a margin of 18 games," said Magnate Murphy of the Cubs today. "We don't miss Chance or Tinker. Bridwell is six years youneer than Tinker and also younger than either Shafer or Fletcher, who are trying to play shortstop for the Gianfs. If McGraw hadn't let Bridwell go because of a personal altercation, the Giants would have won the world's series last year. This proves to me that even McGraw's judgment is not infallible. Bridwell in the best shortstop in the league today." "What do you think of Heipe Zimmerman's inability to play with your team?" "Phelan is covering third base acceptably, isn't he?" responded Murphy. "The enforced layoff, due to Zimmerman's indiscretion, will afford time for him to learn how to get his hat on without the aid of a shoe horn."

HOT LINERS OFF THE BAT

$50 IS SECURED IN THE TOWNSHIP

Chas. Williams, James Howarth and Charles Jordan returned this afternoon after an all day campaign among the farmers of Wayne township and succeeded in raising $50 for the fund to secure an agricultural expert in Wayne county. The farmers of Wayne township must give $150 of the $500 subscriptions necessary in the county. The entire cost will be $3,000, the state paying $1,000 and the county council appropriating $1,500.

Johnson, the Indian pitching recruit of th Reds, looks like one of the best pitching Snds in recent years. He gave the Giants the short end of i a 4-to-0 score yesterday. Everybody laughed at Charley Ebbetts last winter when he built a baseball plant with a seating capacity of 35,000. And now Ebbetts is laughing at the erstwhile laughers. If the Dodgers keep up their winning streak Ebbetts will have to enlarge his park. The Dodgers by beating the Cubs yesterday, are now within 9 points or second place and 25 points of first place. The White Sox jumped all over the Senators' pitchers yesterday and galloped home easy winners. The Red infield worked like chained lightning yesterday and amassed a record of four double plays. The lowly Braves bumped the Pirates again yesterday, and the Pittsburg fans are wondering just when their pets are going to stop skidding. The Athletics victory over the St. Louis Browns yesterday ' made the sixth straight win for the Quakertown bunch. John Evers, the "keystone king," put up a weird game in the field yesterday, making three errors, two of which resulted in runs for the Dodgers enough to give them a victory. A great butting rally In the ninth enabled the Cardinals to snatch a 5-to-4 victory from the Phillies. The major league baseball season to date has furnished some big surprises. In the National leaeue the Giants and Pirates were doped to battle it out for first place all the way. In-

Naps and White Sox, who were -not chines have been added to the equipfigured to have a look in, are snugly ment of the company. ensconced In the first division within' hailing distance of the leading Ath- The twelve motorcycle officers of letics. , jDesMoln es. la., have adopted khaki But the season is still young. . j uniforms for summer wear. ' and will Tilly Shafer. the Giant shortstop, appear in their new suits on Memorial

has been fielding in sensational style and batting like a fiend. New York critics are calling him Hans Wagner's successor. . . But how can a man have a successor when he is not yet out of the game? Wagner, even though he has been in the game since a short time after the war of 1812, wishes to announce that he is good for a half-dozen years yet. Schultz, the left-handed twirler of the Yankees, twice fumbled a bunt laid down by Sam Crawford, of the Tigers, and the error, followed by hits gave the Tigers enough run to beat the New York boys. Five years ago Franch Chance and Ilughie Jennings battled for the championship of the world. Now they are battling with the cellar position in the American league stake. Owner Murphy of the Cubs yesterday bet a $50 suit of clothes with Owner Ebebtts of the Dodgers that the Cubs would finish irst or second in the National league this season.

day.

Frank Rogers, Jr., is riding his motorcycle from Buffalo, S. D., to Cleveland, O.

John Wood, a railroad section foreman, of Kingsland. Mich., uses a motorcycle in his work.

Members of the Albany (N. Y.) Motorcycle Club have adopted the official suit of the F. A. M.

three years, and It now runs as good as ever, says H. H. Mansaeld, of Rule, Texas. One of the largest manufacturers of motorcycles In the country says that the bulk i his output this season is going to farming sections.

The New York State F. A. M. convention will be held July 3, 4 and 5. at Brooklyn, the birthplace of the National Federation of American Motorcyclists.

In a dispute over who should take up the collection in a Vnlontovm (Pa.) church twenty-five persons were cut and bruised.

The Western Union Telegraph com-

j pany of Cincinnati has ordered eight jmotorcycles for its linemen.

"I have ridden my motorcycle more than forty thousand miles in the last

Zambcanga will be the first municipality to enw an electric light and power plant In the Philippines. The Mora capital has been authorized to float a $100,000 bond issue for establishing the plant.

TO ORGANIZE TEAM Palladium Carrier Boys Have Tryout Saturday.

A baseball team has ben organized among Palladium carrier boys, and tomorrow afternoon those desiring a place on the team will be given a tryout at the public playgrounds. Members of the team will be supplied with suits. The "Pals" intend to get game with the Y. M. C. A. teams, high school freshmen and Garfield school teams.

The government recently placed a quarantine on lumber and other forest products from sections of New England infestey mith gypsy and brow&tall moths, in order to prevent the spread ot these pest through the country.

I MOTORCYCLE NOTES ! An endurance test of motorcycles and tires will be made by C. H. Turner and E. R. Davis, who will ride their machines from Chicago to San Francisco. , They expect to complete the trip in thirty days.

The California members of the F. A. M. will hold their state convention

stead they are wallowing around in the in San Jose, June 21. second division, and the Cardinals and Dodgers, who were accorded cellar pc- H. P. Bassett, a sheep clipper of sitions, are within a few points of first Baraboo, Wis., saves a great deal of place. i time in going rfom one ranch to an-

In the American the Boston Red Sox

were expected to repeat. All the dopesters treated them to a flying start. However, the Boston Boys are far down in the section division, and the

other since he rides a motorcycle.

A telephone company of Grand Rapids, Mich., has found motorcycles so valuable that four of these ma-

RESINOL QUICKLY CURED HER BABY'S SEVERE ECZEMA

Had Not Had a Good Night's Rest Eight Months.

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CHELSEA, Mass., Jan. 13, 1913. "My son had been troubled with eczema for about one year. It appeared when he was three months old. I tried everything that was recommended and also different prescriptions, but of no avail. For eight months my child did not enjoy a good night's rest. I was finally told to try Resinol. This I did, and from the first application the child got relief and put in a good night's sleep. In three days there was no sign of eczema today he has as fine a complexion as any healthy child, and is entirely cured." (Signed) Mrs. T. S. Brown, 54 Crescent avenue. Resinol positively stops itching instantly and speedily heals eczema, and other skin humors, dandruff, sores, burns and piles. Prescribed by doctors for 18 years. Sold by every druggist. Resinol Ointment in opal jars, 50 cents and $1. Resinol Soap, 25 cents. For generous free trial, write Dept. 19-S, Resinol, Baltimore, Md. i fAdvertlsement)

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