Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 332, 4 December 1914 — Page 7

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FANS PRIME LUNGS TO SUPPORT FIVES WHENP0L0 OPENS Four Teams of League Await Gong Confident of Ending First Games With Perfect Record.

POLO OPENING.

Flrmt Game. Quigleys vs. Smoke House. 7:45 o'clock. Second Game. A. S. M. vs. Greeks. 9 o'clock. Referee Williams.

All right, fan, let's go. The Richmond Polo league schedule begins tonight. Enthusiasm is already sizzling. Fans are boosting their favorites. The opening game of the season will be the Smoke House Quigley clash at 7:45 o'clock. The Smoke House team is full of the old pep and fire, and is counting on getting a good start at the expense of the Pharmacists. The game should be fast, no matter who wins. The feature game will be the A. S. M.-Greek go. The Seeders have reserved 126 seats and will occupy one whole section, where they promise to make a big noise. The howling mob can see no other way than that its team will start as winners. The Greeks have some rooters, and though not occupying a section will make themselves heard.

YOUR COLD IS DANGEROUS BREAK IT UP NOW. A cold is readily catching. A rundown system is susceptible to germs. You owe it to yourself and to others of your household to fight the germs at once. Dr. Bell's Pine Tar-Honey is fine for Colds and Coughs. It loosens the Mucous, stops the cough and soothes the lungs. It's guaranteed. Only 25o at your druggist. adv.

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UMPS ORGANIZE! Umpire Bill Brennan is fathering a movement to have the umpires organize for mutual protection. News item. They've battered us and spattered us For many, many years. They've mused us and they've cussed us la this sodden vale of tears. They've hinged us and they've winged us, They've called our verdicts lies, And so I think the time has come For umps to organize. Chorus The workers and the shirkers, All have unions that they prize, And so I think the time has come For umps to, organize. BAN KILLS FEDS. Having dealt a death blow to the Federal league, Ban Johnson now is free to take up his old chore of getring every dollar from Murphy.

BEWARE, JOHNSON! Some of these days, if Ban is not :areful, Charles will get angry and I'hase him out of baseball.

CHANCE FOR HANK. The Feds have offered Hank O'Day l job as umpire. There's Hank's ;liatice to get even with O. B. by accepting.

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DEWEY STEVENS In February, 1014, "Wm. t. Stevens, R R. No. 1, North Salem, Intl., wrote thai his son, Dewey, 15 years old, had boon olok nil his life with bronchitis nnd thai he wu then recovering from pneumonln which had left him with an awful cough. The boy also had a gathering in his head, hits ears ran and he was ulmost deaf. On October 14, 1914, Mr. Stevens wrote: "Before taking Nature's Creation my on had been nick all his life. He never wns able to work until this summer and It doesn't seem to hurt him at uli. Ht has taken seven bottles of your medicin and has Kalned 25 to 30 pounds. It has done him more good than anything h sver took." Nature's Creation is certainly the most remarkable remedy known for tuberculosis and conditions which leud to' It, surh

0 weak lunRs, luithma, catarrh, bronchiils, Impure blood or rundown system. I If you have a son or a dauehter. i rela-

five or a friend who is a sufferer, send to-day for our new booklet "Truth" which contains photos and testimonials from local pmpie pome rljrht in your own iielfrhhoi iinod--whom Nature's Creation t.ns helped. Write M. I.. Huymunn, 417 fctute l.lfo Building, Indianapolis, lnd.

GRIFFITH WILL SUE JOHNSON FDR JUMP Washington Manager Claims Option on Star Pitcher's Service for 1915.

BULLETIN. WASHINGTON, Dec. 4. "Walter Johnson must pitch for the Washington club next year for $12,000 or he will not play at all." This was the ultimatum Issued today to the great pitcher by Clark Griffith, manager of the Senators. Griffith Intimated that In addition to holding Johnson on an option the Washington club claims to hold on him for next year, the club may file suit for damages sustained through the loss of the great pitcher.

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BY LEASED WIRE. CHICAGO, Dec. 4. The signing of Walter Jqhnson, star slabman of the American league, to a two-year contract with the Chicago Federal league team at Coffeyville, Kan., late Thursday, is by far the most interesting event in baseball since the world's series. "The signing of Washington's greatest pitcher shows that the Federals are very much alive," said President Gilmore today. "Johnson was damaged goods," said Ban Johnson, president of the American league. He was a great pitcher, but Washington had lost confidence in him." In Washington, Clark Griffith, manager of the Senators, was quoted: "I have an option on Johnson's services for 1915. Twenty-five hundred dollars of the $12,00D salary he received last year was in the form of a guarantee fund on this option. I shall certainly go into court and sue him to the end of the earth before I acknowledge his right to sign with the Federals." Johnson himself, in his home in Coffeyville, said: "I have signed a two-year contract with Joe Tinker's team, and expect to pitch as good ball for the Chicago club next summer as I ever pitched for Washington. At the end of the two years I probably will retire and go into business." As to what Johnson's salary with the federals will be, there are as many stories as there are news writers. It was placed today at $20,000 a year with $10,000 bonus; at $20,000 with no bonus, at $17,000 with $6,000 bonus, at $15,00 with $6,00"0 bonus, and at $15,000 with no bonus. No one knows the exact figures, bo take your choice.

TO THIRD POSITION

K. OF C. LEAGUE. W. L. Pet. Braves 8 4 .667 Vets 5 4 .556 Greenhorns 7 6 .508 Naps 6 6 .500 Santa Marias 4 5 .444 Rosebuds 2 7 .222 Three straight tells the story of the bowling In the K. of C. league last night when the Greenhorns sailed too fast for the Santa Maria crew. By making a clean sweep the Greenhorns sailed too fast for the Santa Maria crew. By making a clean sweep the Greenhorns moved from fifth to third position In the race. Broderick was the king pin toppler with high score 178 in his second game and with high total of 505.

Bowlers9 Record For Last Games

Greenhorns. 1st. 2d. 3d. Tl. G. O'Brien 133 133 133 399 Crump .132 133 144 409 Shofer 124 136 96 356 Pfeiffer 127 155 144 426 Broderick 152 178 175 505

Totals 668 735 692 2095

Goldrick . W. Cronin Hart Kinsella . . I. Mecurlo

Santa Marias 1st. 2d. 3d. Tl. , 94 159 119 372 120 120 125 365 112 101 114 327 158 147 117 422 92 149 134 375

HOOSIERS CAPTURE ONE FROM ELEVEN

A. 8. M. LEAGUE. G. W. I. Pet. Buckeyes 9 9 0 1,000 American 9 6 3 .667 Seeding 12 7 5 .583 Kentueklana .... 9 5 4 .556 Machine 12 7 5 . .508 Empire 9 3 6 .333 Superior 12 4 8 .333 lloosiers ...12 1 11 .083 The Hoosiers broke into the win column for the first time last night when they managed to take one game from the Machine team in the A. S. M. bowling league. Ellis gets credit for rolling the highest score of the evening 198 in his second game. He also pulled the highest total of 487 pins. VETERAN MANAGER LIES NEAR DEATH BY LEASED WIRE. BUFFALO, N. Y., Dec. 4. Jimmy .Collins is dying of pneumonia at his home here. Collins played on the first American League team that Boston ever had, and was manager of the team that won the first world's series between Boston nnd Pittsburg in 1903. He led his team to victory the next year too. Polo Tonight. 41t

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But one game of basket ball is scheduled to be played in the city this week, that being the Hagerstown-Rich-mond high school game tonight at the Y. M. C. A. gym. Richmond expects to win in easy style, and looks upon the clash as a practice game. Hagerstown is coming with a fair team and claims that a surprise is awaiting the locals. Coach Nohr will probably start Brown and Porter In the forward positions, with Laning at center and Bavis and Johannjfng at guard.

Editor of the Palladium, and L. M. Shaw, Sporting Editor of the Item. In case either shall be unable to attend a game he shall appoint some one to act in his place. It was suggested that the half back should be credited with stops when in the opinion of the scorers he stopped a direct drive for the goal. The propo

sition was not voted on but will be tried out for a few games and if satisfactory will be added to the playing rules. If two men are in the goal circle and one of them shall be hit by a driven ball while there, a goal shall be credited against his team.

Corner Shots BYALLIE.

All managers were present at the last meeting before the opening of the

I Polo league. The meeting was held at the Y. M. C. A. last night and all I reported that their teams were ready

to start. The playing rules to be used for awhile at least are with few exceptions those used by the old Western league. No metallic substance of any kind can be used on a player's polo stick. In case of a player hitting the ball causing it to travel towards an opponents goal and while traveling the gong announces the close of a period or game, if the ball goes into the goal it counts.

NOSE ANC HEAD STOPPED IIP FROM COLD OR CATARRH, OPEN AT ONCE

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Try "Ely's.Cream Balm." Get a small bottle anyway, just to try

i it Apply a little in the nostrils and instantly your clogged nos.e and stoppedj up air passages of the head will open; :you will breathe freely; dullness and j headache disappear. By morning! the

catarrh, cold-in-head or catarrhal sore throat will be gone. End such misery nowt Get the small bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm" at any drug store. This Bweet, fragrant balm

dissolves by the heat of the nostrils; Ienetrates and heals the inflamed, swolen membrane which lines the nose, head and throat: clears the air passages ; stops nasty discharges and a feeling of cleans ing, soothing relief comes immediately. Don't lay awake to-night struggling for breath, with head stuffed; nostrils closed, hawking and blowing. Catarrh or a cold, with it3 running nose, foul mucous dropping into the throat, and raw dryness is distressing but truly needless. Put your faith just once in "Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold or catarrh will surely disappear.

All players must be either residents of Wayne township or shall work therein.

"Official Scorers" for the league season will be K. L. Allison, Sporting

Totals 576 676 609 1861

A. S. M. LEAGUE.

O'Brien . . Kerschner Sample . . . Schalk ... Gamp

Hoosier. 1st. 2d. 3d. Tl. 166 95 175 436 134 110 118 392 156 134 182 472 140 139 117 396 138 108 115 361

BIG LINER AGROUND

TBY LEASED WIRE. LONDON, Dec. 4. An exchange telegraph dispatch from Gergen, Norway, says that the German liner Prinz Frederich Wilhelm is ashore on a sand bank.

New Black Walnut meats at Prices.

Totals 734 586 737 2057

Machine. 1st. 2d. 3d. TL Lane Ill 117 133 361 Ellis 108 198 181 487 Bennett 133 152 191 476 Jenkins 124 112 105 341 Way 135 139 139 413

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Totals 611 718 749 2078

OUST TIGHT SKIRT

BY LEASED WIRE-1 TOLEDO. O., Doc. 4. Tight skirts were placed under the ban of things out of style by the National Cloak, Suit and Skirt makers association meeting here today in annual session. The curfew for the tight skirt will be Easter Sunday.

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if your dealer can f supply yon mend 10c for one package or Sl.GO for a carton often pack' ages 2QO cigarette) 0 pottage prepaid. After smoking J pacharre. if you don't find CAMELS am represented f return the other 9 packagem, and w& will refund your money.

T"HE cost of the choice Turkish and domestic tobaccos in Camel Cigarettes prohibits the use of premiums or coupons. Here's a cigarette of exquisite flavor that doesn't leave that eigaretty taste and simply can't bite your tongue nor parch your throat. Isn't that just what you're after? Sold all along the line, 20 for 10c. R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. Winitoa-Salem, N. C

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Why not a Rug? We've just received a large shipment of Xmas Rugs purchased at auction all sizes and qualities and the prices to you are about the usual wholesale cost to us. Start now to make your Christmas economical by buying during this sale, which lasts for

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18x36 inch Axminster rags, regular price, 89c. Velvet i-uRs in 27x54 inch, the $1.50 value; our holiday price 98c. Best Colonial Velvet rugs in 27x 54 inches, sold at S2; holiday price, $1.50. Holiday price on $1.50 velvet rugs, 27x54, special, $1.19. 2.50 axminster rugs, Smith made, size 27x54. Special at $1.79. 3.50 larre size axminster rugs, size 36x72 inches; holiday special, $2.50. $4 Body Brussels, in good selection of patterns, size 27x54 inches; special at $2.75.

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$5 Best Smith axminster, right size. 06x72 inches; holiday price, $3.29. ?5 Wilton velvet rugs; special at $3.50 each. 9x12 seamless ru.ss, sold at $15; holiday price, $11.48, $22.50 axminster tors, room size; special at $16.48, $18 extra heavy tapestry, Brussels rngs, 9x12; holiday specials at $12.98. Lace curtains in white, cream or Arab, in all lengths and widths; special at 59c to $5 per pair. $1 value in couch covers, full size. In fancy colored stripes; special at 69c.

Useful Christmas Presents in our Dry Goods Dep't

SCOTCH CASSIMERES WHICH LOOK ROUGH, . BUT FEEL SMOOTH. How many clothiers do you suppose are in a position to show these remarkable Scotch fabrics. We can tell you that the number is very small. Every piece of this cloth was loomed in Scotland and imported by the Makers of R. B. Fashion Clothes. Every hour of every day we have a new reason to present in favor of wearing a Fashion Park style. Home of R. B. Fashion Clothes and Holeproof Sox

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Clothing Co. W. E. JAMESON, PROP.

Imitation Battenbnrg dresser scarfs at 25c each. Sfruare and: round Mexican drawn.

work, centerpieces in various de-

8ii8 at 25a.

Battenbers ami white linen- dress--

er scarfa and centerpieces, at. 25a and 5Qc. each. Table runners antf pillow sets;, including top, backs and floss to outline. Special,. 25c package.

smcoiiiDe covered comforts, of medium size, at 98c. Iargre size plaid wool nap blankets a $3 value gift for $2.19 pair. Dress materials are always useful. 'Just a few specials mentioned.

Extra fine quality linen dresser scarfs and centerpieces, embroidered in various attractive colors.. Special at 50c. Fancy colored bordered Turkish towels attOe, t9r and 25c each. Dihen towels, plain and colored" borders,. at 25c-and :50c. Daintily stamped huck towels at; 1tlc. 15c; and 25t each.

Best Im-en tiuck towels, size I8x inches,, hemstftched and daintily embroidered at 50c each., 50c value in mercerised table dlamaslt,. good; selection; of patterns. Special at yardu $1.59 mercerized" napfeins-,. size 20 x20 Inches. Special for- holidays, 9So- dozer. Stamptjd: pillow-oaaiiigH,. 5Jte pairi.

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Large size plain bed spreads. Special for holidays, 98c Extra fin0 all linen scarflngs at 25c, 35c and 50c yard. 5Sc ertb blankets In pink and blue in many different patterns, pat up in separate boxes. Special, 39c each. What eoold be mora useful than a good heavy cotton blanket, full size, for 98c pair? 50c serge, yard wide, meet all colors. Special at 39c yard.

Just received a new assortment of novelty suitings for 'Christmas, for 60c yard. 42 inch silk poplins. Special at 98c yard.

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Smoke House vs. Quigleys; A. S. M. Co., vs. Greeks. First game at 7:45.