Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 184, 16 July 1915 — Page 6
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1915.
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CAST FINAL VOTES III ELECTING STAR FOR S. A.L. tllNE Saturday Afternoon League ballots cast with the Palladium for .th allstar 'team are':"' '' """ Kelly. 2b ............22 Stephenson, lb ..................19 Logan, ss . .. .' .' '. . "... .20 Knight. 3b 3 Slttloh, If ....v..;... ....23 Schattel, ct 20 Holmes, rt 1 Haas, c 5 Hawekotte, p 1 Puckett. Manager 46 Sullivan, c 13 Mlnned, p 12 Cooney. cf 5 Hawekotte. rt 9 Taggart, lb 1 Niebuhr, 3b .50 Black, rf 43 Harter, c 5 Bulla, rf 1 Vlftran. manager ...18 Reddlnthaut. 3b 13 Williams, 3 Wallace, p 3 Holmes, lb 43 Meier, rf 2 Qulgley, 2b 1 Kry, 2b 42 Allison, If 42 Bailey, cf 42 O. Davis, c 42 Taggart, p 42 Jcnngon, lb 3 IN S. A. L. Unless the Natcos defeat the Vigrans in Saturday afternoon's game at the Playgrounds' diamond, the latter team has the pennant cinched according to fans. Peck will serve as umpire. The Playgrounds diamond with the improvements which it has undergone is now probably the best in the city and good, fast game is expected tomorrow. Other games scheduled for the 8. A. L. league are: American Seeding Machine Co. against the Easthaven team at Easthaven. Umpire Meyers and Scorer Slack. Athletic park, Dennis-Woodworth team against Ad Hill. Umpire Fisher and Scorer Brooks. STAR BALLOTS VOTED Ballots tor the All-Star team of the S A. L. which were cast today show the following: Stephenson, lb, 12; Kelley, 2b, 13; Reddtngbaus, 3b,. 10; .Logan, ss, 13; Sittloh, If, 13; Schatell, ef. 13; Bulla, rf, 13; Sullivan, c, 12; Hawekotte, p, I; Vigran, manager, 13; Minner, p, 6; Harter, c, 1; -Niebuhr, 3b, 3; Johnson, lb, 1. Baseball Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE. Won Lost Pet Philadelphia 41 33 .554 Chicago 42 35 .545 Brooklyn 40 36 .526 St. Louis 41 40 .506 Pittsburg 38 38 .500 New York 34 38 .472 Cincinnati 32 39 .451 Boston 34 43 .442 i Yesterday's Results. Chicago, 5; New York, 2. Philadelphia 4: St. Louis, t. Boston. 5; Pittsburg, 2. Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati, 2. Games Today. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at. Brooklyn. Pittsburg at Boston. Chicago at New York. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Won Lost Pet Chicago 51 29 .688 'Boston . . ; 48 29 .532 Detroit 48 31 .608 New York 40 39 .506 Washington 36 41 .468 St. LouiS 31 46 .403 Philadelphia 29 48 .377 Cleveland 28 49 .364 Yesterday's Results. Philadelphia, 5; Chicago, 2. Boston, 4; Cleveland, 3. St. Louis, 5; Washington, 2. St. Louis. 4; Washington, 3. New York-Detroit, wet grounds. Games Today. Philadelphia at Chicago. Washington at St. Louis. New York at Detroit. Boston at Cleveland.
FEDERAL LEAGUE. Won. Lost. Pet Chicago 45 32 .584 Kansas City 45 33 .577 .St. Louis 45 33 .371 Pittsburg 41 35 .539 Newark 42 38 .525 Brooklyn 35 46 .432 Buffalo 34 49 .410 Baltimore 29 49 .372 Yesterday's Results. Chicago, 6; St. Louis, 5. Brooklyn, 4; Baltimore, 2. Newark. 4; Buffalo, 3. Kansas City-Pittsburg, wet grounds. Games Today. Chicago at St. Louis. j Buffalo at Pittsburg. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won Lost Pet St. Paul 46 35 .568 Indianapolis 46 36 .561 Cleveland 39 37 .513 Kansas City ... 42 41 .506, Minnetpolls 40 41 .494 Louisville .... 40 41 .494 Milwaukee 38 43 .469 Columbus 32 49 .395 Yesterday's Results.. . C61umbus, 2; Milwaukee, 0. ,
News
NEW OUTFIELDER FOR WHITE SOX si's J ,-V Outfielder Leibold. There is much interest among Chicag fans in Leibold, the new White Sox fielder, who formerly waa with r,LvlAnrl THRESHING STARTS CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., July 16. Wheat threshing in this locality began Tuesday. Both the yield per acre and the quality are better than farmers and grain dealers had anticipated. Tne price being paid at the mills and elevators for grade No. 2 is $1.00 per bushel.
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Miss Olive Thomas, as she appears in a Yankee uniform when practicing at the Polo Grounds, New York. She is a daily visitor during the time the Yanks play at home. Anyone who will" go out to the Polo Grounds any day that the Yankees are scheduled to play, and go early enough, he will be treated to the surprise of seeing a real live lady player cavorting about the field in uniform and practicing with the lads who rally around Wild Bill Donovan. Miss Olive Thomas is her name, but baseballing is not - her, regular profession. Sh , come closer, Miss Thomas is a real live you've guessed it actress, and she plays the national games just for pastime, al60, no doubt, for a bit of publicity. . But, be that as it may, Miss Thomas makes, a bewitching figure in her natty little Yankee uniform, "and the boys really like to practice with her. They say that she has the makings of a good player, and as for form well, she is just eighteen and very, very pretty.
ITALIANS TAKE STRONG PASSES IN MOUNTAIN
Alpine Troops Storm Supposedly Impregnable Position Commanding Summit of Falzarego Pass. BY BRIXTON D. ALLAIRE. . ROME, ' July 16. Battling nearly seven thousand feet above the sea level, a detachment of Italian-Alpine troops has surprised the Austrians holding the summit of Falzarego pass, a supposedly ., impregnable position, and captured it. This information is contained in an official statement given out by the Italian general staff. The text of the general staff's statement follows: "A detachment of our Infantry succeeded in scaling the slopes of a ravine heretofore considered inaccessible, and occupied by a surprise attack the summit of Falzarego pass. On the night of July 13-14 this detachment was counter attacked by the Austrians, but the enemy was repulsed, sustaining serious losses." Fight In Tyrol. It is reported from Bologna, the headquarters of the general staff, that both infantry and artillery duels are in progress on the Tyrolese frontier. Premier Salandra left Rome for the front last night to hold a confeence with King Victor Emmanuel. The newspaper Ideal Nazionale says that negotiations for a final agreement between Bulgaria and Roumania are taking place here. Mr. Stanchion, the Bulgarian minister to Italy, is holding daily conferences with Prince Ghika, the Roumanian envoy. On Thursday Mr. Stanchioff visited Baron Sonaino. the Italian foreign minister, and the two conferred for some time. TRAWLER BLOWN UP. CALLAIS, July 16. The French trawler Nieuport was blown up by a mine in the English Channel early today. Ten of her crew were drowned.
CLIFF BALE AUTO CLUB READY TO OPEN DOORS FOR GENERAL PATRONAGE
With the completion of extettsiveimprovements and alterations, th Cliff Dale Auto club bouse will be Informally opened .sometime during the week of July 26, it was announced today by Lou Emmons, promoter of the club. Only a few finishing touches are required before the doors of the club house wiu be thrown open to its patrons. Dinner will be served, and music with dancing will be the features of the opening program, the exact date of which will be set later. Hundreds of persons are expected to attend the opening event. The Cliff Dale Auto club is the only one of its kind in this section of Indiana and Ohio. It is affiliated with the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Motor clubs but it is not an exclusive organization opened only to members of auto clubs or owners of motor cars. I Instead it is more liberal in its patronage and ladies and gentlemen seeking diversion will be welcome at all times. Location ef Club. The club house is Ideally situated, opposite Cedar Springs Hotel, Ohio, cn a hill which affords a view into two states and three counties. Surrounded by distant hills, woods and meadows, the scenery on all sides of the club house is picturesque and readily summons expressions of delight and wonder from all who visit the place. It Is accessible on the traction cars by the Westville-New Paris line and by motor car by the Weetville-New Paris pike. It is within easy reach of Richmond, Dayton, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and innumerable other cities. The club house is the old Halderman homestead. Its original architecture and construction together -with the improvements which have been made during the past winter and spring, fit it unusually well for Its future use. Place for Autos. A parking place at the foot of the sloping hill to the club house has been set for automobiles and vehicles and, on the opposite side of the road, two ' tennis-courts will be made. The path to the top of the knoll and the auto park has been lined off with large boulders. In time, flower beds will be made on the side of the hill. The club house itself is large, roomy and convenient. A' veranda, eight feet wide has been constructed nearly around the structure. ' The sides of the uncovered porch are about three feet in height and on these seven or eight one hundred candle-power lights have beea mount ed. The veranda offers a splendid opportunity for dancing. Unusually AUTO HELPS KEEP BOYS AND GIRLS CONTENT ON FARM An investigation by Farm Life, covering seven counties in Southwestern Indiana, shows that twice as many cars are being sold this year as last; and that about 75 per cent of the machines going out this season are being sold to farmers. Farm Life declares that not only are average farmers buying machines, but that every fourth or fifth man interviewed, if he had no car, is planning to buy one this year or next if his crops and his live stock ventures turn out according to his reasonable hopes. This unusual investment is attributed by Farm Life largely to the decrease in the price of machines, and the need felt by the farmer for a time-saving and pleasure-giving vehicle. In no instance was it found that the farmers neglected their flocks and fields to go joy riding; on the contrary, the machine owners were prosperous and happy. A machine helps to keep the boys and girls on the farm, it does away with the loneliness of rural life by making a suburbanite of its owner, and puts the town and the country in closer touch, both in a social and a busines way. Fancy 3 Bu. Sack I80 Pounds 1 Bushel 60 lbs. .
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been placed above the low French windows. - Two rooms downstairs, papered and painted appropriately; will contain approximately fifteen tables for. diners. Upstairs two rooms have been reserved as reception rooms. Every convenience baa been provided to permit of comfort and pleasure. 8tewardesa of Club. Mrs. Lindley has been 'selected as stewardess of the club. She held a similar position with the Richmond Country club and has had much experience. Already engagements hare been made for dinner parties. One of these is for a total list of one hundred guests, two for sixty and one for forty guests. Luncheon and dinner will be served to visitors for a reasonable charge. Members, only, however will be given a reduction in the price of meals. The roster of the club already contains the names of more than five hundred members and the list is growing daily. Before the end of the season a thousand persons are expected to be affiliated with the association. To make the club, financially, a profitable enterprise, has been practically the least of the motives which prompted its establishment. The organization of the club and erection of a suitable recreation resort for motorists and visitors was decided upon as almost a necessity for this section of Indiana and Ohio. Based upon this foundation and in view of all that has been done to complete the accomplishment, its success is assured in the estimation of those who have knowledge of the facts. CHARGES ALIENATION Charging alienation of his wife affections, James Lee, a blacksmith, has filed suit in the Wayne county circuit court to collect $10,000 damages from James Griffiths. The plaintiff alleges that Griffiths is responsible for bis wife's abandonment of her home -on January 1, 1915. In his complaint he asserts that Griffiths after seeking an acquaintance with Ms wife, made secret appointments with her and gave her gifts of jewelry and clothes. The couple were married in 1901 and have four children. ELKS CLOSE MEETING LOS ANGELES, July 16, Although the sessions of the grand lodge of B. P. O. Elks closed late yesterday when the convention adjourned to meet July 13, 1916, in Baltimore, most of the delegates remained over today to visit points of interest in California. The closing function a brilliant ball given in the Shriners' Auditorium ended early today. One of the last acts of the adoption of a resolution offering $2,500 reward for a new national anthem which would be sanctioned by congress.
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' The Richmond Y. M. C A. received places on the three honor rolls for the International Bible study examinations In 1915. ' Announcement to this effect was received today by Secretary Ellis M, Learner, from Fred 8. Goodman, secretary of Bible study and Religious Education, with headquarters kin New York. The Richmond association placed mlnth among the ten associations receiving the largest number of North American - Bible Study examination certificates, 44 being granted. In the association roll for the en organiza tions with highest proportion of mem bers receiving certificates the local YT finished seventh with a percent age of 6., On the Ail-American roll for the ten associations making the highest number of certificates Richmond placed ninth with 78. . Tb3 Muncie association of which Herbert Pettijohn, former Boys secretary f the local "Y" had charge won two thirds and a fourth. BRIEFS 1 A ehorice of seven creams and Ices at Price. Battle Creek buttermilk at Price's. Do yon know it is more important to keep the bowels regular during hot weather than any other time. It Is be cause disease germs are all overflies, mosquitoes, bugs, etc., all carry dangerous diseases. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will keep the bowels regular, the system cool, and clean. Fosler Drug Co. adv. Have an egg frappe or malted milk for lunch today. You get them at Price's. If you want the best In creams and ices, come to Price's. CARD OF THANKS. . We wish to thank our. friends and neighbors for kindness shown us during sickness and death of our mother, Mrs. A. E. Eubank. Also appreciation for the many floral offerings. W. T. Eubank and Family. Something new, something different, red raspberry ice, at Price's. , CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their kindness and offerings during the illness and death of our dear wife and mother. We also wish to thank Jordan. McManus & Hunt, undertakers, for their kindness and service. Mr. Frank G. White and Son. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. North. Come dies. to Price's for summer canGOING CAMPING OR FISHING? ' TAKE A Flashlight OR Electric Lantern ALONG. A Complete Line at DUNING'S 43 North 8th Street. m w u U cannofr be better. Supply 603 Main Street.
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LIBRARY GETS FLAG ; NEW PARIS. O.. July The library has been made the custodian of the famous silk flag which belonged to the Fiftieth O. V. I, local Civil war company., and was lost for so many years. The flag la now much tattered but is being tenderly cared for.
sad, sick, Gcc:cmr, TAKE JOY, FEEL FIDE. CASXLE3 AS HAFKNES3 JOY TONIGHT KXAN3 JOY.TOHOUOW JT.H Joy tenlfat without fail, you will slen w1l nJ..w ..n iT - . .v.iiig unw. Joy Tieyea headache, sluasrish liver. con.upauon. indigestion. dyspepsia, our stomach, lost appetite, nervousness, insomnia and all the wear and IVa iil.?r.work worry- adtement and dissipation. Joy puts you rlrhtkeens vou rls-ht mk.. and hapnv. ot jo- or is cent, any Clem Thistlethwaite'a four drug. stores. SHOFER'S Ice Cream and Sodas Are Delicious SHOFER'S Corner Third and West Main. POPULARITY OF TANLAC IS DUE TO ITS LeiTj "Tanlac Man" Makes Inter, j esting Statement About "Mailer Medicine" IN A CLASS BY ITSELF, HE' CLAIMS. . "If we have been successful with Tanlac," said the Tanlac Man. "it is because the preparation contains real merit. "Tanlac is the result of many years of arduous study by our principal chemist. In fact, both he and Mr. Cooper watched its development most carefully from the beginning of the experimental testa to its present high state of efficiency. "In cases of catarrhal affections of the mucous membrane, stomach, liver, and kidney complaints. I believe there is nothing so far discovered that will equal the action of Tanlac. "Ever and anon some one suggests something that may tend to better our conditions, whether it may appertain to our health, our business or our sociological -state. It has, therefore, been our pleasure to offer to the world Tanlac, which we consider in a claaa by itself. "When I came to Richmond I stated that the success of the medicine here would be fully as great aa elsewhere in cities of similar size. I offered Tanlac on its merits, knowing full well that It would prove satisfactory if properly tested. "The success the preparation has achieved thus far ia ample evidence that our confidence in Tanlac has been well placed. Quite a number of the best people in Richmond are using it. and many are testifying to its ex cellent worth as a medicine of ex ceptional value in instances of ca tarrh, stomach, liver and kidney de rangements, nervous debility, and In cases where a superior tonic is re quired. "The demand for Tanlac has been large, but no larger than I expected. Richmond is only awakening to appreciation of the full value of such a preparation. Tanlac's success In your city will be even greater." Tanlac, the "Master Medicine." Is being introduced in Richmond at Thistlethwaite'a drug store, Sixth and Main streets. Adv. Will More Money Help Your Business? Do you need money to promote your business or to market an invention If you have a legitimate proposition you can probably find the money quickly and easily through a Want Ad.' The capitalists of this city have long since learned that they can find good use for their unemployed money by watching our Classified Advertising for sound propositions. You can reach these men cheaply through a little Want Ad. Turn to our Classified Advertisinir section NOW. You may find an offer of capital for business like yours. Use "The Want Ad VW ALLADIUM! WANT ADO i lc Per Word, One Time;; j 7 Times for Price of 5. . j
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