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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, JULY 28. 1914

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R&Lkenberg Jumps

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; When Refused Reward for - IMusaal Work. JNEW YORK. July 28i Thia Is tory ofVow the 1914 -pennant cbancea ot.the lereland Aaaertcan league team were practically wrecked by cuIpMltythaCl resulted tin saving about iiioo. , , r i Itlijt atorv.itoo..of how Charles w.

Bomera. the Cleveland magneie bwhus

k suffer aVosswf JttOO,000 tills seaBon

lnitMd or miiint a. Dronu 01 uum

100,00 to.30,000,all because he wanted to dde put at small Ireward to a pitcher wbdtee JDrlltlant work during

the 1918 seaetta Knt the waps in me

fight aU the wsy afed enabled ttie ciud to clear anmettting lfke 1100,900.

s"Cy" Falkenbterg i -was the miner Who kent the Naps In the.1813 pennant

fight. He -won the, Jlrst ten games

nltr.hAd andXflntahed the i season with

C..- tlioVinn' Sairh work.

In Falkenberiv MlmdA and iln that of erery fair minded fan, was) deserving

of a slseable bttost lnlpay.

' nid TPitehrtr xatV it? "Nay. nay,

I Samara Instead vf Kivfag Falkenberg

a boost of abot160fyayear, offered Vim 4Mkaa& Hint) lammtntAii to

(about 11.53 a day, yicoordins to Falkenberg, and. whlcW statement Som)era does not deny. Jump to (Fed. " Falkenberg, disgusted. Jumped to tthe Feds. They made himSan offer far In excess of that of Somera. They recognised worth and were willing to pay 'the full price. Falkeaberg's heart had been in his work In Cleveland. He (would have preferred- to repnaln there, and undoubtedly would have remained on the Naps roster if Sonbrs had offered about $1.0e0 more. But Somers didn't. He vorerloilked the' fact that (the Federal 'leagueVwas a shaven for Ithe underpaid stars. With Falkenberg on tthe , firing line tfor Cleveland this year and pitching

&n anywhere near his 1913 form, the

Naps now would be in aVpennant ght Instead of ' hopelessly in tthe rut. The denlorable weakness of Its pitching

btaff has kept the Clevelanftors In the

cellar practically from the outset oi

fthe season.. Outside of Gregg they

(haven't a dependable piflpherj and the demoralized) condition of the pitching staff has disheartened toe entire team. It hastaken the lgfcti and spirit oat of thenuThey have come to feel that no matter how brilliantly they ! field, no matter, how terrlflcytheir hlt Iting, the mounttman cannot? hold the opposition in aback. Wou4d Ohanoe Oase. If Falkenberg had been with the INaps, he would haVe been good for at least ten victories Kthat have resulted iln defeat for the Nps. Manager Birmingham, with Falkenberg on his staff iwauM V q v a abUmI mi hie lrtrt twlr.

lers so often. He wouldn't have to experiment so much. The result would have been at least ten of the games that have been lost -would have been won by Ffflkenbecg. Furthermore, If the Naps had won i those ten games Instead of losing them, it would have enthused Instead of disheartened them. Tbey would have played better baseball and fought harder, and,' no doubt, woaM have won at least six of the other games that they have thrown away by indifferent work. Think of what a difference this would have made to the Naps! July 5 Is regarded as the half way mark in the ibaseballi season. This year it found

the (Naps wtth a standing of 25 games won and 46 lOBt for a percentage of .352. it Falkenberg has been with them and these 16 games had been won instead of being thrown away by miserable pitching and inconsistent, featureless playing, the-standing of the Naps on July 5th -would have been 41 gimes won and 31 lost, tfor a percentage of ..569. This would , have put them just a jump behind the) league-leading Athletics and wfth a fine chance for world's series honors. I ' : .Woman's Duty to Herself. Every woman oiKes it to herself to (keep in good health. No one can treasonably be expected to maintain a 'cheerful disposition when half sick. Indigestion and constipation are two of the most common ills to which wo mien are subject andfortunately are easily cured. Mrs. H.. C. Getty, Indiana Pa., writes, "Last (Summer I was i advisdd by a (friend totry ChamberJain's Tablets (for indigestion and constipation. This medicine not only cured me of thvese disorders but toned up my whole system so that my health has been I better than for years '.since taking tbem." For sale by all

dealers.

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A branch of toe Japan tourist bureau was opened. In Nagasaki last jyear. It furnishesi itineraries of tours (through Japan , and other information concerning travel, hotels, maps and guide bookB for the asking.

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HEW HYDRO PLAIIT TO COST MILLIONS

EDMONTON, Alta., July 28. Six million dollars 'is the estimated cost of a hydro-electric plant to be installed in the Saskatchewan river, 60 miles west of Edmonton, by Jackson and company, headed by Sir John Jackson, of Glasgow, if the city of Edmonton will enter into a contract with a syndicate of Montreal and London capitalist) to purchase power at a lower rate than it is now manufactured by the city. The present cost is 1 cents per k. w. h. The plan contemplates the development of 40,000 horse power. Representatives of Sanderson and Porter of New -York, submitted an offer to the municipality two weeks ago to install a plant, costing $3,500,000, to supply electrical power to the city on a sliding scale, ranging from one cent to a hatf cent per k. w. h., according to the quantity used. Under this plan the minimum guarantee is 50,000,000 k. w. h a year. The council will deal with these propositions within, the next two or three weeks.

Gertie Toopa. -- Gentlemen's List J.Frank Clemens, O. E.

L. E. Bodlee, Cloud, A. T: .

Coffman; Jamas Gillespie, J. W. Hamilton, Fred Houston (2), Dwight Jackson, W. B. James, J. F. McCaughey, T.

N - Shidd, John B. Richardson. Arthur Weatherhead, Albert A. 'White. . Miscellaneous Mr. and Mrs. Albert

Arnold. The Neddenneyer Co., Special School Farm, Thomas Buggy Co. , : C. B. BECK. P. M.

Two French engineers have Invented grappling apparatus which in tests has successfully raised sunken submarines.

Letter List

The following letters remain unclaimed at the local postoffice and will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not called for within two weeks. Ladles' List Mrs. Bessie Cory, Mrs. Bessie Davis, Mrs. Tressie and Doris Elleman, Mrs. Edward. Franklin, Mrs. Ema Garklen, Mrs. Bess Hosey, John Howell, Mrs. Mary E. Johnson, Mrs. Callie Larvy, Miss Maud Mausby, Mrs. Charity Robinson, Rachel Ross, Mrs.

ELEANOR ANN SEIBERT.

Miss Eleanor Ann Siebert, christened the super-dreadnought Nevado at

the Fore River Yards here July 11. The little sponsor is a descendant of Benjamin Stoddert, first secretary of the United States Navy. She is also the neice of Governor Oddie, of Nevado. Miss Siebret is eleven-years of age. The Nevado will be one of the largest battleships of the nation's fleets.

SWIMS IN MANACLES. NEW YORK, July 28. With his hands manacled, Henry Elionsky, a long distance swimmer, swam through the dangerous currents of Hell Gate. He covered a mile in 28 minutes.

At Legal Rate 2 Per Cent Per Month on Household Goods, Pianos, Livestock, Etc., from $10 to $250. Home Loan Go. 220 Colonial Bldg. Phone 1509, Richmond Indiana.

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The shoes you will buy on Dollar Day for $ 1.Q0 will be unusual values. Good styles, lnquaUtyy - siich as you will always find at our; store. The sizes, however, are small sizes. If you have a small fooVancl a 2, 2 1-2 and 3 will fit you, here is your opportunity. Be here early for these bargains.

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ANY STYLE ROCKER YOU MAY WANT Solid seat, leather upholster, or Fibre Rockers for the porch will be found in large numbers at this store $2.98, $5.00, $9.50, $16.00 $22.00, $27.50, $35.00 up to $60.00. For $1.00 Down. .

WHY NOT A NEW SELLERS KITCHEN CABINET On These Easy Payments? GAS RANGES in all styles, $13.50, $15.00, $22.50 up to $45,00. A NEW BED SPRING OR MATTRESS For $1.00 Down.

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