Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 257, 9 October 1915 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN -TELEGRAM. SATURDAY, OCT. 9, 1915.

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Not even a world series victory can bring to Grover Alexander half the pleasure that comes to him in beating the Pirates. And this is the story; , Back in 1910 Barney Dreyfuss heard about the big star-board hurler who then was with the Syracuse club In the New York State league. Barney looked over Alexander or had one of his scouts do It and decided that Alexander was entirely too green. So Barney passed him up. Horace E. Fogel, then president of the Phillies, heard about Alexander about the same time, watched him during several games, and decided to grab him. Fogel ingenuously "shooed" away other scouts, balked at paying the big price that one of the owners of the club asked for Alexander, and finally secured him in draft for $750. Almost from his first day with the Phillies Alexander was a star. When mid-season came in 1911 his name was on every tongue of fandom. And then it was that Barney Dreyfuss won the undying enmity of the great twirler. Somebody evidently asked Barney why he didn't sign up Alexander when he had an chance. Probably intimating that Barney had made a big error in judgment. Barney, to alibi himself; was quoted in the papers as saying that he could have signed up Alexander but he kept "off of him because Alexander's habits were bad. Alexander, whose habits are and ever have been models for every youth, saw that article, and went white with rage when he read it. Throwing down the paper he hunted up President Fogel and Manager Charlie Dooin. "I'd like to ask a favor," he said. "What is it?" asked Fogel. "That you give me permission to pitch two out of every four games we

play against the Pirates," answered Alexander. "Why do you want to do that?" was asked. "Because 1 want to beat his club to even'up for what he is publicly quoted as saying about me." Alexander's request was granted and the records show that over a fouryear stretch the Pirates have beaten Alexander only two or three times, and those Pirate victories came through Phillie errors.

LICHTENFELS LOSES ALL GAMES IN ROW

PASSED UP SPEAKER. Barney Dreyfuss also had a chance to sign up Tris Speaker, but Barney blundered and the Red Sox later secured the man who ranks among the greatest outfielders of the age. Back in 1907, when Speaker was busting fences in the Texas league, Barney got the tip on him. Barney went to Texas and watched Speaker in action. He was greatly impressed with his playing, but noticed that several times during the game, while his club was at bat, Speaker quitted the dugout and went off into a corner under the grand stand. "Why is that?" asked Barney. "What does he do?" "Oh, I guess he's gone to take a little smoke," answered Barney's companion. "Smoke? Smoke? Say, does he smoke cigarettes?" "Sure, he smokes a lot of them." "Smokes cigarettes, hey," mused Barney. "Well, he ain't for me. I won't have cigarette smokers on my team. They never amount to anything." And Barney went away from there without Speaker.

WAVERLY ELECTRIC POPULAR AT SHOW

St. Louis started the 1916 auto show season with a pavilion exhibit at Forest Park gardens. The combination of open air" effect with abundant protection from the weather formed an attractive feature. Among the cars exhibited none attracted more attention than the two Waverly electric broughams embodying as they do two widely different types of electrical and mechanical construction, f The Waverly 1916 light four is in every respect a departure from previous structural types offered by this company. The car is mounted on a complete steel chassis with long, full floating cantilever rear springs and semi elliptic front springs. The drive is of the worm gear type with a single reduction perpendicular to the axle. . The controller is of the continuous torque type with single lever for forward and reverse, operating in horizontal plane over the steering lever.

WHITESIDES TAKES 16 MEN TO KENTUCKY

Last night was a disastrous occasion for Lichtenfels Haberdashers for the Vogue five met them on the City alleys and just walked .away with all three games. Vogue had a handicap of 180 and without it would have been swamped. The summary: Lichtenfels Haberdashers. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. B. Martin .. 169 146 188 503 168 Youngflesh . 166 148 157 417 157 Boyer 131 168 151 450 150 Miller 182 134 177 493 164 Lichtenfels . 148 175 159 482 161 Handicap ... 80 80 80 Totals ... 876 851 912 2399 Vogue. Dye 171 152 143 466 155 Todd 159 175 147 418 160 Thompson . . 98 97 171 366 122 Fosler 172 153 172 497 166 Anthony 147 204 144 495 165 Handicap ... 180 180 180 Totals ... 927 961 957 2305

SEEDING FIVE WINS 3 STRAIGHT GAMES

The Seeding team sprouted at the "Y" last night taking three straight from Kentucky. All of the games were closely contested and while there were no sensational scores, most of the boys rolled consistently. The summary: Kentucky. Plaver 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. Wells ,. . 156 144 117 417 139 Stephens ... 73 95 98 26 88 Barker 144 173 156 473 157 Schaeffer ... 110 118 121 349 116 Drigjgs 156 170 153 479 159 Total 639 700 645 1984 Seeding. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. pbrien 125 141 143 409 136 Gamp 159 139 133 431 143 Owens 152 155' 118 425 141 Webber 134 158 129 421 140 Weyman . . . 181 163 158 502 167 Total .... 751 756 681 2188 Heater rolled third game for O'Brien. - , The first greenhouse was erected in England in the Apothecaries' gar: den at Chelsea in 1864. I

HUPP AUTOS GAIN FAVOR ON ISLAND

Hupmobiles continue to be the most popular machines in the Philippine Islands according to statistics just received by Vive-President Jos. R. Drake of the Hupp Motor Car Co., from the Philippine automobile directory of registered motor vehicles up to June 30, 1915. In fact, there are more Hupmobiles in Uncle Sam's Western possession than any other two makes and within six of being double as many as any other automobile of any price. According to the latest statistics published by the Estrella Auto Palace of Man ilia there are 488 Hupmobiles registered with a well known popular priced make second with 247, and the third with 228. Registration in the Philippines are given out semi-annually and the Hupmobile has led by a wide margin in the last four reports covering a period of 2Vi years. This is the second report in which the Detroit-made car shows a higher total than the next two leading machines.

When the Earlham team left early this morning for Lexington, Ky., to do battle with Kentucky State university, the entire student body rolled out to give it an enthusiastic farewell. The students feel that the Quakers have the best chance in years of holding the strong Kentuckians down to a low score, although there are few with hopes so sanguine as to predict a victory. Coach Whitesides took a squad of sixteen men. He will send the following lineup into the game: Meeks and Hutton, ends; Pennington and Mills, tackles; Cox and Calvert, guards; Don Calvert, center; Fellers, quarter; Bowen, full; Ed and' Dale Mills, halves. Substitutes who made the trip were: Arnett, Canady, Reece, Peacock and Bruner.

ATTAINS RIPE AGE

BERLIN, Oct. 9 In her castle at Sayn, near Neuwied, the Princess Leon ilia of Sayn-Wittgenstein has just celebrated her one hundredth birthday anniversary. Despite her great age the princess, who was an intimate friend of Empress Augusta, the grandmother of the present German emperor, is in the best of health. She Is able to read without glasses and daily takes long walks in the park of her castle.

Masonic Calendar

Saturday, Oct. 9 Richmond Lodge, No. 196, F. & A. M. Called meeting. Work in the Fellow Craft Degree, commencing at 7 o'clock. Tuesday, Oct. 12 Richmond Lodge, No. 196, F. & A. M. Called meeting. Work in the Master Mason Degree. Refreshments. Wednesday, Oct. 13 Webb Lodge, No. 24, F. & A. M. Called meeting. Work in the Master Mason Degree. Friday, Oct. 15 King Solomon's Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Called meeting. Work in the Mark and Past Masters' Degree. Saturday, Oct. 16 Loyal Chapter, No. 49, O. E. S. Stated meeting.

MISSIONARY

Continued From Page One Mrs. D. W. Stevenson, Richmond; secretary of literature, Mrs. Agnes Addington, Ridgeville. Reception Committee. Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Bridge and Mrs. Mote. The program follows: Tuesday Morning. 10:30 Hymn 654, "O, Zion, Haste." Devotional Service Mrs. H. C. Harman, Richmond. Words of Welcome Mrs. U. S. A. Bridge, Richmond. Our Appreciation Mrs. Elwood Law: 6on, New Castle. Courtesies Mrs. Alden Mote. Minutes of Last Convention Mrs. Preston Polheraus, Economy. Appointment of Committees. Roll Call: Items of Interest Response from Each Auxiliary. Special Music Mrs. C. E. Thomason, Richmond. The Auxiliary Program How it Should Stare Us in the Face Mrs. J. H. Runkle, Knightstown. Do We Give It Our Left-Over Time? Mrs. Margaret Keckler, Parker. Hymn 544 I Love to Tell the Story.

Noontide Prayer for Mothers of Our Missionaries Mrs. Frances Kelley, Richmond. Tuesday Afternoon. 1:30 Hymn 141 Whep I Survey the Wondrous Cross. Holy Communion, in charge of Rev. Somerville Light and Pastors. Echoes from Branch Meeting Mrs. Leona Coleman, Maxville. Special Music Mrs. E. E. Meyer, Richmond. The Omnibus Mrs. D. S. Brown, Mrs. D. D. Ramsey, Richmond. How to Make Our Auxiliary More Efficient Mrs. Beckett, Richmond. Special Music Mrs. Ray Longnecker, Richmond. An Interview with Two Friends Mrs. J. W. Hall, Mrs. Edgar Hawekotte, Richmond. Our Jubilee Program Mrs. Florence C. Binford. Greenfield. The Personal Responsibility I Should Feel As an Individual Member Greenfield. Children's Hour In charge of Mrs. Maggie Miller, Richmond. Hymn 652 Tell the Blessed Tidings. Dismissal. Department Conferences. Standard Bearers In charge of Mrs.

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o Children's Work in charge of Miss Stella Halpin. Tuesday Evening. 7:30 Hymn 654 "O. Zion, Haste." Devotional Service Mrs. U. B. G. Ewing, Richmond. Dialogue How Not to Do It Richmond Standard Bearers.' College Work and Camp Wesleyan Mr. Paul Beckett, Richmond. Special Music Grace Church, Richmond.

Address Dr. Margaret D. Lewis, Kolar, India. . Offering. Anthem Benediction Rev. H. C. Harman. Wednesday Morning. 9:00 Hymn 634 Tell It Out. Devotional Service Mrs. J. P. Chamness, Richmond. News from Afar. The King's Highway: Mrs. A. L. Loop, Economy. Conference Plans Conference Secretary. Business Reports, Corresponding Secretary, Treasurer, Supt. Standard Bearers, Supt. of Children's Work and Tithing Secretary, Convention 1916 Where? Election Officers. Report of Committees. Our Pledge Mrs. Florence C. Binford Consecration Service and Prayer, for Peace Dr. Somerville Light.

RUSSIANS PUNISHED

. STOCKHOLM, Oct. 9. The Petrograd Retch reports that the commander and the first officers of the Russian cruiser Schemtschug, which was sunk by the famous German sea rover, the Emden, in the harbor of Penang, have been severely punished by a court martial. The captain was sentenced to three years and the first officer two years imprisonment for criminal carelessness. They will not be able to enter the navy again, unless the Czar pardons them.

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ACCEPT CHESTER

Continued From Page One. heard recently in regard to the Chester pike I want the public and taxpayers to know why I did not sign an affidavit for the acceptance of the road. It is said there have been hard feelings between Mr. Foster and myself. If there has been, I know nothing of it. I simply refused to sign because the road was never finished. "I was over the road with Mr. Peacock, Commissioners Anderson, Doddridge and Linderman. I showed them all the defects. They said they would hold back $250 and have the contractor finish the work. There has been nothing done except dumping seven loads of coarse crushed rock, placed in places on the road and in the ditches. I have been over the

road with the officials three times. The commissioners and engineer knew as well as I know the road has never been finished. I want them

to tell why they paid any of the reserve until the road was accepted by the superintendent and engineer as the specifications read." ,

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