Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 60, 20 January 1914 — Page 8
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, JAN. 20, 1914
HAMILTON CANCELS WEDNESDAY GAME Local Y. M. C. A. Manager Is Attempting to Get Game for Saturday.
The game scheduled between the Hamilton. Y. M' C. A. and the local association team for tomorrow night has been canceled owing to a conflict in the dates of the Ohio aggregation. The management of the locals was informed that owing to the fact that the Hamilton five had a hard game Saturday night and another one booked for last night they felt that they would be unable to play the local aggregation. x , Manager Puning Immediately opened up communication with several fast teams in the hopes of securing a suitable substitute; the game to be held Saturday night instead of Wednesday night. The team most likely to be booked for that night is the Dayton A. C, which needs no recommendation, that team having defeated all the independent organizations in that section of the state. The expense attached to bringing this squad to the city will be considerable and the locals deserve the support of the fans in bringing the teams of this calibre to the city. The Real Trouble. Manv women are worried because tbeir complexion has become sallow and muddy. In trying to cover it up with face powder they make a bad matter worse. The real trouble is with the liver. Take Chamberlain's Tablets and correct the disorders of your liver and vour complexion will be greatly Improved. These tablets also improve the general health, and no woman can reasonably hope to be beautiful unless healthy. For sale by all dealers. ( Advertisement)
MODELS TAKE TWO
Preferring Dogs to Husband, She'll Make Fight For Divorce
Step Into Fourth Place Y. M. C. A. Standing.
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Y. M. C. A.
LEAGUE. Won Lost
Btarrs 23 Hunts 21 Pan Handles 20 Models 20 I. H. C 19 Y. M. C. A .. ... 12 Rivals 10 Doctors 9
10 10 13 16 17 21 99
Last Night's Results. Models 771 728 I. H. C 651 718
Pet. .697 .633 .606 .556 .528 .364 .313 .273
725 748
The Models and I. H. C. bowling teams merely exchanged places in the league standing as the result of the former team taking the I. H. C.s for two Btralghs and then dropping the third. The I. H. C.s, who formerly played well up in the league, hit a slump in the first game, and the total score was only 651 with a high run
of 172 by Miller, and 117 low by by Rickey. Price started the game for the Models with a 180-pin rcore. Dennis of the same team, nosed out a single pin for the high score of 181. After the first game the Models hit the down grade. The summary of the matches follows: Models. Price 180 156 134 Dennis 169 116 181 Koster 13S 143 141 Hubanks 151 147 110 Nusbaum 133 166 159
WEEK OF PRACTICE
AHEAD JJFJUAKERS
Earlham Determined to De
feat Indiana at Bloomington Next Friday.
IDEALS TAKE TWO
CITY LEAGUE.
Won. Lost. Pet. Ideals 4 2 .667 Victors 2 1 .667 Nationals 1 2 .333 Quaker City 2 4 .333 Last Nlflht's Results. Ideals 878 856 842 Quaker City 810 823 849
"Indiana Next" Is the slogan adopt
ed by the supporters of the Earlham
basketball team, which arrived home
yesterday after a successful invasion
of Franklin and Hanover. The Quakers are confident of taking the measure of I. U. at Bloomington, next Saturday night and with this aim in view will devote the entire week to hard practice. Coach Reagan is well pleased with the showing made by the local boys on the recent trip but realizes that it will take the hardest kind
ui uir iu get me team in snape to i
beat the state institution.
City League bowlers hit the 800 and over trail In the pin rushing last evening, and during the six games m ain
't tained an average of 842 pins. The , Ideals succeeded in excelling the ef- ' forts of the Quaker City quintet for the i first two games, but in the third contest the Quaker City team had a mari gin of seven pins. I Runge, of the Ideals had a high i run of 221 maples in the second game. His first game was 206,' but in the
third he fell to 158. Many good scores ,
were made by tne memDers or Dotn teams. The Quaker City team had a i handicap of seventy-flve pins. The ! summary of the game is as follows: ! Ideals
B. Martin 182
MILK ABOVESTAHDARD Tests Show 4.2 and 52 per cent Butter Fat.
Milk sold by fourteen of Richmond's dairies contains between one and two per cent, more butter fat than is required by state law, according to the analysis received by Dairy Inspector Flook from the state labratory. The standard set by law is 3.25 per cent, butter fat. The products of the local dailies tested from 4.2 per cent, to 5.2 per cent of butter fat.
Rich Red
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U your, if y- Uk. HOOOT SARSAPARILLA. which make, the blood normal 1 "d a I Wh eorpuscUsi roliovss pimptoa, boils, orofula. salt rhoom or msmm. catarrh, rh.um.tiam. dy. popart, nsrvouan . that tired foalm
NEW DISCOVERY QUICKLY ENDS KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLES
Chronic Sufferers Find Relief After Few Doses Are Taken.
i Youngflesh 169 1 T ltJT I Ct A
The coach says the guarding of the jTIV nZS,
team can not be improved. Last season the Quakers lost both of their games to Indiana by close scores. This year, however, the Crimson has a comparatively green team in the field and the Yellow and White is determined to hand the Bloomington outfit the smaller end of the score this year. The following Friday the team plays here at the Coliseum.
Runge
206
Totals 873 Quaker City. Eikenberry 163
i Erk 146 ! Clee 144 ; Boyer 149 ' C. Ross 13 i Handicap 75
Totals 810
157 169 126 134 221 856 151 168 144 130 155 75 823
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179 169 180
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158 193 144 161
118 i
75 1 stopped up kidneys and makes them
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our board and our advisory board, entirely satisfactory. "The advisory beard has assisted us actively and we have found a help-
fit to the institution. "Our original purpose was, and yet
is, to change this advisory board as to its personnel from time to time, al- j ways intending to have it fairly representative of the physicians of the j city and satisfact; ry. We have, how-1 ever, this year, bet. se the plan is i
Totals 771 I. H. C. King 147 Kessler 126 McKeen 119 Riohey 117 Miller 172
176 146 128 136 138 718
177 125 134 153 159 749
Totals 651
The schedule for tonight's game is the match between the Hunts and the Pan Handle. These teams occupy secand third places, respectively.
GRAND OPENING Tomorrow, (Wednesday) at No. 20 North 9th St. Special lunch will be served, consisting of Roast Pig, Roast Tur
key, Oyster Dressing, Squab Pot Pie and Celery. Weideman's Beer on draught. Ev erybody welcome. ASA C. BETTLETON, Prop.
to the mayor to employ an expert on this case he was acting on the advice of the chairman of the state commission. Valuation Too High.
Mr. Bond then, acting on the sug
gestion of Councilman Russell, told
council that he believed the deprecia
tion items in the state engineers' val
uation report were figured too low; that an item of $49,000 for paving could not be listed as a company asspt. and that, to fieure 12 ner cent of
new, and there are some matters not the "going concern value" for engincompleted in which our present board i eering and other incidentals was very is assisting us, deemed it best to con-, much too high.
unue tne present noara lor me year. ,.Jf thege itemg alQne CQud be eHm.
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In conclusion the report reads: "Our purpose and wish is always that our hospital shall be so managed and conducted as that it shall be the means of the largest possible good to all our people, and meet the fair and just expectations of all our citizens. The past year has been the most prosperous of any preceeding. We have given hospital care to a much larger number than ever before and our superintendent and her assistants including the nurses, are earnest workers, capable and efficient, and, we believe, are carrying on the work in a manner satisfactory to all. Our board of trustees is devoting its time and best efforts to manage the affairs of the hospital economically so far as possible, without lowering its stan
dards and efficiency, and with the purpose, that each year prove a larger benefit and good to all classes of our citizens."
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inated the public would be saved some
tnousands of dollars, more than justifylng the expense of employing an ; engineer," Mr. Bond said. He also said It was probable the entire appro- ; priation of $600 would be more than
necessary. Mr. Watts will appear for the city at. the hearing of the water works case before the commission as an expert witness for the city. To Buy Motorcycle. The Richmond police department is to have a motorcycle which is to be used for answering emergency calls sent into headquarters. An automobile is needed much moro than a motorcycle, for each day there are demands for one, but the citymust plow a fine row in its finances this year to keep within its limited income, so the much desired automobile will not be purchased until next year. Council last night, following the reading of a petition from President
! Eversman of the police commissioners
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the work of the ladies' aid society of Mor a motorcycle and begging that the
the purpose of its existence, be either
regarded or managed on a commercial basis. Keep Prices Down. "To do the vvor.v in our city which we ought to do and wish to do, we must keep our prices within the reach of those of our people of moderate or small means. "Our private rooms have been in price below that charged in most hospitals, and our board has determined to raise the price of rooms so that our largest and best rooms will be $25 per week, two will be $20, one $18, four small rooms will remain $12 as now, and the remaining rooms for which we have been charging $15, we have raised to $16 per week. "We have also determined to leave our ward rate at $1.00 per day for citizens of Richmond only, and to charge all persons not residents of the city $1.50 per day or $10 per week in the wards. f! - "This price, we believe, is not high, considering the service we give and the raise in price is found necessary as a help to maintain the institution." Representatives for City. "We are pleased," the report states ' in another place, "to report that we have adopted the plan approved by your honorable body in June, 1912, receiving and electing upon our board two trustees suggested by council and also appointing an advisory board composed of five physicians and surgeons of the city, and we have found both the representa,Uon of the city, on
the hospital.
Hire Expert Engineer, After City Attorney Bond had explained that he i'elt the necessity of
having expert engineering advice on the water works valuation question, so that he could clearly present his case when arguing before the state public utility commission to have the valuation lowered, council unanimously passed, on suspension of the rules, an ordinance appropriating $600 to pay the salary of Engineer Watts, of Princeton, Indiana, and his expenses. The same ordinance appropriated $100 each for the mayor and the builidng inspector, to be used by them to defray their office expenses. Councilman O'Neal of the sixth ward, before voting for the ordinance, asked the city attorney to explain to council the necessity for the city to employ an rnsinepr on the water works question, which Mr. Bond did, to the entire satisfaction of the city fathers. The city attorney explained that the commission's engineers had placed an estimate on the cost of reproducing the plant for the purpose of estab
lishing a basis for water rates. Bond 1
believes there were several items in this valuation that should not be credited as assets of the water works company but that these facts could only be accurately determined by an engineer, and that when he proposed
petition not be "turned down," passed
an ordinance appropriating $300 for this purpose. It is probable that both a day and night officer will be assigned to the "motorcycle squad", and stationed at headquarters to answer all calls demanding prompt responses. One more officer may be added to the force.
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Some Specials Worthy of Your Attention READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT COATS Values up to $25.00, Banner Sale, $5.00 LACE CURTAIN AND DRAPERY DEPARTMENT All "ONE PAIR" Lace Curtains at Half Price. DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT BEST CALICO, Banner Sale price, 5c per Yard. WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT Crepe and Fleeced Kimonos, $2.50 and $3.00 values, Sale $1.50 CARPET DEPARTMENT Wilton Rugs, $7.00 Values, Banner Sale price $5.50. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT Silk and Cotton Mixture, Banner Sale, 38c per Yard. NOTION DEPARTMENT Fancy Ribbons, Plaids, Stripes and Florals, worth 25c to 50c yd. Banner Sale, 19c Yard. v UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT Men's Royal Plush Underwear, One-third Reduction.
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