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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-28
SCORES OF LOCAL PEOPLE
P2AiSiRG ROOT JUICE
WHAT ONE OF OUR PROMINENT
BUSINESS MEN is SAYING

BUSINESS MEN is SAYING.
The Root Juice business is booming
at Bruce's drug store. Scores OF peo-
pie from surrounding towns and coun-
try are helping to swell the crowds
that are buying the truly wonderful
medicine that has done so much good
for so many people Of Brunswick and
vicinity. Over 80 people have report
ed complete cures or great benefits
and many of them have suffered for
years fefore taking Root Juice. Its re-
markahle soothing, healing and tonic
properties seem to benefit every one
from the start. Many of our most
popular and reliable citizens are en-
Enthusiastically praising the great medi-
cine. One of our prominent business
men told the reporter of this article
that while he did not want his name
published, Root Juice has proved a
great blessing to him. He said: Il
lave used but one bottle of Root
Juice, but | would have more if had
TO pay $50 bottle for it. | was
bloated very much, but that has all
gone down. | was very nervous and
had severe rheumatic pains in differ
ent parts of my body, but the pains
have ceased and | am no longer nerv-
GUS / sail keep on taking the Juice
until l know the cure is permanent
At this point they were fortunate in
getting the agency Of the great medi
cine, but it is selling so fast that il
is douNtful that they have enough ii
| stock to accommodate the demand
the remainder of tie week Roo
Juice is sold for 81 a bottle of three
] bottles for $3.50.
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that raffled doctors, and resisted all
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and kidneys Every bottle guaran
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If troubled with indigestion, consti-
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give Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv-
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ly r. c Bruce.
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EXCURSION RATES TO NEW OR.
LEANS, LA, ACCOUNT MARDI
GRAS

The Seaboard Air Line viii sell low
rate excursion tickets to New Orleans
La. and return Feb. q to 27, good
returning until March II, 1911 Limit
extended on payment of 81 until
March 81.
FOR full information see nearest
ticket agent or write
+. II. STANSELL, A. G. P. A.,
Savannah, Ga
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Foley Kidney Pills are reliable
remedy for backache, rheumatism and
urinary irregularities. They are tonic
in action, quick in results and afford
a prompt relief from al kidney disor.
ders.- Roberts Pharmacy
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Did you ever try Wright and Cow
en- Co. fer groceries? II not you
have no idea the money you can
save.
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Big Candy Sale at Andrews Drug
Store today, only 29c pound.
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NOTICE.

Don't forget to see AdderIy's Silks.
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"Black Cat' Hosiery, the hest in
the world. AdderIey sells them.
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SOUTHERN HALLWAY.
Schedule Effective Nov. az, 1910.

For Atlanta and the west.
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SUNDAY SCHEDULE ST. SIMON
ISLAND, OCEAN PIER.
Qav. Brunswick 9 am. and p: 80 pm.
Ly. st. Simon 1890 am and 4:30 pm
Ar. brunswick 1870 am and5: 80 pm.
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The Detroit times., 1911-04-15

Where they snare him once, he has
the laugh on them about a dozen
times and often turns their tricks
into extra bases by divining in adj
vance what they are going to do.
Friday, Cobb was on third and
Crawford on second with none out.
1t was then that the Sox unearthed
their latest
Payne twice bluffed to throw to sec
ond In an apparent effort to catch
Crawford mapping. Each time Ty ran
up the line, obviously ready TO break
for the plate as soon as Payne should
let the ball go.
On the next play, Payne did cut
loose. AS he threw, Zeider tore over
back of the pitcher, grabbed the ball
and poised for a throw to the plate.
Ty stood five or six feet from third,
laughing at him.
or course, had Tyrus broken for
the plate, Zeider would have thrown
| him out with ease. Ty had merely
seen the whole play in advance The
| Tigers gave the chill cachination 70
Payne and Zeider throughout the rest
of the game.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15

Gainor went up into the air mile
second He came down with the ball
In his mitt.
Cobb should buy a cigar for Gala
nan. Jimmie gave him two chances
Tor phenomenal plays.
Works and White or Baker are the
probable deCeivers for today's game
It's perfectly o. X for us to nut the
Tigers on top OF that percentage table.
even though IL is three -cornered tie
Back where they belong in the per-
centage tablet It's been some time In
cidentally. since they topped the list
The crowd was larger than that OF
opening day.
Gainor's speed on the bases makes n
most favorable impression on the
crowd
Everybody tried to get seat in the
sun.
Last game OF the Chicago series to-
day; Cleveland tomorrow
Sam Crawford. on behalf OF the De-
troit club, sent a message OF condoI-
ence TO Cleveland. expressing tho De
troit clubs sorrow over the death OF
Addie JOSS
Mullfn and Donovan watched the
his vacation by his grand work in the
opener
Where would the Tigers finish with
four pitchers like (ETuliin and Willett
ready 10 take their turn all season.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
WHILE THE SOX WERE TRYING
| VAINLY TO PUT SAM CRAWFORD OUT

Though d. Jones got only two hits
note the way we use that "only'-he
had a great day In the field, coming In
OF tearing out with equal facility and
execution.
Great work. About 100 more and
there will be nothing left TO bother
about, except the worlds champion
ship
LANCE had three bad innings-the
lrst, In which he allowed Jones TO
hunt safely and Cobb and Crawford TO
double consecutively: the third I'm
which he walked three men without
damage, and the eighth, when all the
grief took place.
Before the game Ed Walsh spralned
40 ankle. jumping turnstile lie
may be out OF a. for several days, but
VIII be ready when needed.
M the sox have a ieIdIng fault IL
seems TO be Sin their handling OF
trrown balls In the infield. Two OF
t1em were dropped by Zeider and Lord
IN the Tigers first
"A double, corking single. two runs.
n.sfeti Of third and two swell catches
- the outneld--there's no chance 10
uH=pIay the Georgia Peach these days.
Until Lathers and oainor fiafied the
runs home In the eighth, the batting
A<--1tr>r-tef.el NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
|rtr Yesterday and at the opening.
8elahanty has a sort OF grin ana
VLeary hurt. the relief work win fan
% Lethers and corcoran Chick ara
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
How hughes Coaching
Gets Runs for Tigers

The start OF the Detroit big scoring
inning Friday, was due very material
ly to the quick wit and piercing voice
OF II. Jennings. the indefatigable
coacher. Cobb. first batter up, had hit
safely Crawford connected for a fly
that was apparently fair. about mid.
way between third base and the left
field bleacher
Lord, Zeider and Dougherty all
started for Sans smash. Ty tore for
second and listened for Hughie.
High above the roar of the crowd
came the managers shrill voice. The
ball was still high In the air and the
crowd was I'm doubt as TO whether
Dougherty would get II or not.
60 on, Ty." he yelled. Go on,
Take all you can get!
Paving strict attention TO nothing
but his instructions. Ty went on.
He turned second just as the falling
sphere brushed Dougherty's fingers,
a matter OF inches. Sam went to sec
ond.
Then the Tiger bats began the tat
too that made the game no longer a
matter of doubt
or course, IL was a long chance.
Had il failed, the Tigers might have
had TO quit the game with several
runs less than their total of six. But
II was the old Jennings policy once
more
Gamble with the fielders every
time you have anything like an even
show"
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
DOUBLE BILL AT MACK PARK.
Big Game VIII Bring Together S. 4
S. Team and Toledo OverIands.

A double bill Is on the boards at
the Msck-ave. ball park tomorrow. In
the main battle, the s. & s. club Will
tackle the strong Overlands or To-
ledo, while in the opening game of
the afternoon the Milwaukee A. {.
and the Good Lucks will fight 1t out.
The Overlands, are champions OF
the Toledo city league. Steve Griffin,
formerly OF the American association,
is captain. and Manager Farley is
confident that his aggregation is
strong enough TO beat most OF the
minor league teams in this section.
He has signed a number OF players
who have been up there In league
baseball.
Veally or Mason will do the twirl-
ing for the S. & s. club.
Although the s. & s. has lost num-
Der OF last years stars, fast bunch
of players have been signed to take
their places and the team gives LS<m-
Use of being as fast as ever this sea-
son. Following are the players who
have been used to date: Mason,
Veally, pitchers; Frutig, first base:
Grundell, second: Scribner, shortstop;
Harms. third; Dickinson. left field !;
Rowe. center field; Rose, right field;
Moore, Dillon, Weber, catchers. Jack
Miller will also probably be seen in
the lineup.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
Tigers Lose Many H0ner's
Because of Slow Field

As condition the park
field deprvng the Tigers benefit the
drives which in the
the
Invariably batsman Bennett park is able just
coming him length OF his
strikes
Wahoo Crawford kicking breaks in his
his these
drives the outfed stopped
where struck There of them which would have been
field bleacher other would
have had reasonable right three home had
field
The with terrific
eighth
light
a rom being a
Cobb has the dope field He hits
left field bleacher
Tyrus will be suffering with others.
the condition OF the outhed
There
lately perhaps but the other teams having the
in of outheder is
ed to a d.
wonderful
Of doubles. triples
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
BY PAUL HALE BRuskE.

For four seasons now, Detroit has
been awaiting Edgar Willett's com
plete education as a pitcher.
II has awaited the event anxiously
+! because of the certainty, that, when
Edgar had finally learned to utilize to
/ the utmost that ability which has al
ways been his, there would be no &C.
casion for local sport pages to dis
course on Walter Johnson or Christy
!1fathewson.
II looks now nightly as II Edgar
had arrived. arrived in the full mean
ing OF the term.
Yesterdays game showed Edgar
marketing his goods with all his old
.brilliancy to which he added a move
ment to first base that prevents base
runners from taking liberties with his
long swing The result was the first
shutout Of the American league sea
son to Edgar's credit. Furthermore, IL
was a game In which the hostile
Whitesox really never came near
scoring.
The debut of Willett's move to first
base was almost comic. The first VIC
tim was Rollie Zeider, who had
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
SCHMIDT UNDER
A DOCTOR CARE
Detroit catehef's Arm Develops
Alarming symptoms; He Wants
To Have 1t x-Rayed.

Charlie Schmidt. the Detroit catch.
err is suffering from an arm 30 sore
that 1t has alarmed him. He has
sought the advice>of DR.. William E,
keane. the club physician, and is de.
sirous OF having an k-ray photograph
taken OF the injured member.
Schmidt insists that the injury is
not tAe-resnlt- Of his experiment In
the hghting game during the early
spring. but says that he hurt the arm
by throwing hard before warming up
at one OF the western cities which he
visited as member of the Tiger.
cites.
Or. Keane does not believe that the
ihJusy Is OF a lasting nature, but is
inclined to the opinion that a tendon
IN Schmidts arm has been strained
He Is trying TO dissuade the player
from the unnecessary expense of the
A-ray picture, as he Is certain that
the trouble is not caused by a broken
bone.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15

yesterday everything asked OF him In
the Held, though the SoN didn't give
him anything very hard.
The Sox simply couldn't bunch what
Few hits they were making OF VIII
lett whose control should never be a
bit better
In the fifth wahoo sam dumped
down perfect bunt and caught the
SoN so by surprise that there wasn't
even an attempt TO throw
IL may be accident, bur II seems no.
ticeable that those hunts seem 10 ira
vel along inside that third base foul
line, In an almost weird manner.
Willett walked to the bat IN the
seventh and simply failed the sphere
over first base SO fast that Tex Jones
had scarcely a chance TO get his hands
down.
Over-anxiety was the cause OF Gain
ors error Del tried TO touch a
runner on the line, with his own bunt.
and thought he had less time than
there was
After Cobb had singled and craw-
ford had doubled in the eighth the
SoN brought their infieId I'm. Lathers
and Gainor both poked through this
formation for ringing singles. the for5
mers being past Lord. while Chicks
was over second base
wtrh f-Uru on firyr WHO'D pIIT0oecI,y
dropped /eidor's short ny in the sIxtb
The umpires ruled Rollie out lust the
same. Sans purpose was apnaranti,,
TO confuse the base runners ana work
In q double play.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
MOVE TO FIRST BASE
CORRECTS WILLETT'S ONLY FAULT

Oscar heaved out by about the dis
lance between the city hall and the
county building.
The Tigers were jubilant over VIII
let's success In perfecting what has
been regarded as his one weak point.
With the baserunners glued to the
sacks, Edgar will work with more con-
fidence when men are on base. The
move 10 first and the very obvious
practice Willett was giving himself
all through the game in perfecting II,
should be worth many victory in
the season that is 10 come.
Tigers Own Task Easy.
or course, when a pitcher is twirl-
ing that sort OF ball. all his team
needs to get is a run or two. The tt
gers got those in the very first in
ming when the outfeld whaled in a
bunch. They cut loose again in the
eighth, Just to show that LANCE had
been lucky in the middle stages. Cobb
and Crawford started it: Lathers,
Gainor, Stanage and D. Jones polish
ed the job OFF.
The Sox will undoubtedly pass the
word around TO the other teams TO go
carefully on leading of base with vii,
lett in the box And the news that Ed
gar has move will be disconcerting
all along the line to clubs which have
realized that their only chance TO beat
the big Kansan lad lay in getting his
goat by repeated thefts of second and
third
Watch Edgar Willett this year. He's
very likely TO lead the league-if one
Of his brother Tigers doesn't beat him
to II.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
Short Lengths


The Chicago Cubs haven't won a
game yet. though they have played in
three.
Ned Crane, nm auto driver known I'm
Detroit, was killed in Kansas City yes
terday when his Buick racer collapsed
Msthewson has admitted himself on
form and is working two hours each
morning OF hard practice.
Muskegon and Grand Rapids want
the lnterscholastic meet taken away
from Ann Arbor. This action will un-
doubtedly be taken in the near future.
memorial game Will he played In
Cleveland during May, the proceeds or
which will go to the bereaved family
of Addie Joss.
Jockey Ralph has been ruled on for
life by the Pensacola judges.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
Wolverines VS.. Detroit.

The Wolverines will be at home u
Detroit in the Michigan State league
bn Sunday morning, kick off 10 O'Clock
HARP. Both OF these teams have a
habit OF pulling off some surprising
Stunts and the man who could fore.
Cast the result of this match would
De considered a marvel among the
followers of soccer football in De.
froit. Detroit will be selected from
the following King. Johnson, Thomp
SON, Longworthy, Bolton, Patterson
Pengelly, Pemberton, Paget, Bacon
Hutchinson, Todd, Welfare, White
house, Jopion, A. King.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
WILL USE SANE FIELD.

NEW YORK, April 15.-The regu-
hrly scheduled games of the New
York Nationals, beginning today,
Viii be played until further notice. on
The grounds of the New York Ameri-
cans. President Brush and Manager
McGraw today gratefully accepted the
generous offer OF President iarrelI.
The Polo grounds stands may never
De rebuilt, as Mr.. Brush is reluctant
10 spend big money on Improvement
OF park the lease OF which has but
nine years to run.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15

about the decision, in lack OF some
other method OF relieving his feel
ings, but this appealed TO his better
Judgment as foolish. Accordingly he
wended his way TO the Whitesox
bench, fixing like a seidlitz powder
His mates were as much surprised
as he. at the neat way in which VIII
let had caught Rollie asleep. The
fact that Willett had developed move
to first came upon them with stun
ming force.
Through the rest OF the game the
Whitesox chung close to first base, II
any of them were lucky enough to
get that far Only one-McConnell-
essayed TO steal on o. Stanage. Him,
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15

reached first base in the fourth with
none out and his side two runs TO
the bad.
Zelder the First Victim.
Rollie led off the sack TO a consid-
cradle length, as he has always been
accustomed TO do. Edgar apparently
forgot him in his old careless style.
Rollie strayed a little farther and wav-
ed TO friend in the pavilion. Edgar
started the ball for the plate-as
Zeider thought. Instead il landed in
Gainor's mitt. And Del. touched Rollie
out.
The confusion of the Whitehosed
runner was funny. He started TO kick
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
Noteworthy Events
In the League Race

Willett shut the White Sox out.
showing great form. LANCE was
hit hard in two Innings.
For the second day the White
Sox failed to keep Sam Crawford
from making first every time up.
ST. Louis knocked Gregg out OF
the box, but Rubber Knapp stop
ped the onslaught, striking out
six men In three innings.
In the st. Louis game, the
Cleveland players wore crepe IN
honor Of the late Adrian Joss.
The Tigers, Yankees and Ma
tIonals arc now in three-corner-
ed tie for first place.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
5oI Unload heu TTi(t
But Cobb Is Wise To /

AS soon as any American league
ball club takes train for Detroit, its
members start planning new ways OF
trying to stop Ty Cobb on the paths.
Through most of the time they re-
main in town, they alternate between
trying out their plans and digging up
more of them. AS rule. Tyrus is
there with the guessing stun, too.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
NATIONAL.

Chicago 2. st. Louis l.
Brooklyn 10. Boston 2.
Burned Park at New York.
Rain at Cincinnati.
TOday's Games.
Phillies at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
DETR0ITERs WITH M. A. C.
Farmers Open Baseball Campaign
Today In Game With Olivet.

EAST LANSING, Mich, April TO-
The Michigan Agricultural College
baseball team will open its season to
day, meeting the strong Olivet college
team.
Coach Macklin has developed a
strong team this year. This team is
composed of six new men-Court
right, Harvey and Busch are the only
ones left from last year.
There will be four Detroit boys in
the lineup Saturday--McCarthy
Busch, Harvey and Gorenfio.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
Shrubb Runs Tonight.

NEW YORK, April 15.-Al. Shrubb
and Bill Queal meet in match race
for the ten-mile professional cham
pionship, at the Twelfth Regiment
armory tonight. Neither man has an
advantage In the betting.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15

Two-base hits-Crawford, 2 Cobp'
Stanage. Willett Sacrifice hit-Bush.
Stolen bases-Cobb, Crawford. FIRST
base on bails-Ofr Winett. 1: of LANCE,
/. Hit by pitcher-By Willett i tMc-
Connolly First base on errors-De-
troit /. Chicago 2. Left on bases-l1e-
troit Z, Chicago Z. Struck out-by
yfliett 4 tr, Lange A. Double plays
LANCE and Il. Jones. Payne, Il Jones
and Lord. Time 35. umpires-Per-
rine and Sheridan.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
DOUBLE. HEADER FOR MICH.
Wolverines and Vanderbilt Will Try
To Play Two Games Today.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. April ia
double-header is scheduled for this
afternoon between the University OF
Michigan and Vanderbilt teams here.
Rain prevented the game yesterday.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
ldngfoId Tj(k|sd Over
Joha5oR'5 Jail Sentence


NEW YORK, April 15-There
is one person who Is glad Jack
Johnson is in Jail and he Is Sam
Langford. The Boston tar
baby arrived here today on the
Lusitania. When informed that
Johnson was In jail In San
Francisco, for auto speeding,
news OF which he had not
heard abroad, Langford stamp
ed his feet. clapped his hands
and shook from side to side.
Amt dat jes' finef" he re-
marked
Langford refused to discuss
his coming plans, outside OF
saying he was willing to fiEht
Johnson for the championship.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
DiscoII Meets Mackey.

NEW YORK, April l5.-Boyo Dris'
coils first appearance in America in
several months will be made at the
Fairmont club to night, when he
takes on Biz Mackey of Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
WHITE VS.. SHERIDAN.
chicago Cracks Matched To Box Be.
fore New Club In Gary.

CHICAGO, April 15.-Kid Howard.
Chicago promoter. announced today
ne had matched frankie White and
Mickey Sheridan for fight before a
new Gary, Ind, club, April "a The
boys will weigh $50 at 3 o'clock. A
special train will probably be secured
TO carry the Chicago bugs" to the
battle.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
The Judge
Treadwell of the Police Court.

This is the Judge who didn't be-
grudge
A sentence In jail without bail
To back up the cop who called a
stop
Upon the machine that caused the
scene
That put Johnson away for a good
long stay
In the house where Jack lives.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-15
AMERICAN.


hesteday's Results.
Detroit 8, Chicago o.
Cleveland z. st. Louis s.
Rain elsewhere.
Today's Games.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia.