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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
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Dave Brown, negro pug from Mem
phis, was knocked out after 30 seconds of
fighting with Johnny Tholmer in New
the hospital as a result of the punch.
Eddie McGoorty and Jimmy Gardner
If McGoorty defeats Gardner he win be
matched with Jack Dillon for ten-round
bout at Benton Harbor Mich the after
noon of July 4
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VANDERBILT To
TOUR 4 STATES

NASHVILLE TENN. June Sim
mediately after school is out on June
49, the Vanderbilt university baseball
team. undisputed Southern college
champions for 1912. will begin q barn
storming trip through Tennessee. Ala
ban1a. Georgia mad Mississippi, playing
the best amateur teams they can And.
Manager Jack Sewer is arranging for
the trip now. and has already booked a
God many dates. This will be the first
trip of it's kind ever undertaken BY
Southern college team, and if the team
IL able to realize It's expenses. 1t will
probably be repeated next summer.
Every regular member Of the cham
pionship team, with but two exceptions.
will make the trip, among them being
Wilson Collins. the leading pitcher Of
the team who won six games and lost
none during the past season Collins is
Thought by many to be the best col
lege pitcher in the South and has been
offered a contract by the Washington
Americans However. he has two more
years at the university, and. being a
football star as we'll as baseball. ex-
poets to keep his amateur standing un-
questioned until he leaves college.
During the past season Vanderbilt
never, lost a series in baseball, winning
fifteen games and losing but three--one
to Sewanee one to Georgia and one
to Auburn The leading batter of the
team was Freeland, of football fame.
who hit 1888 in eighteen games.
Those who win take the trip thts
s,,t NTnrrtEhn Hnf1tAin.
-Freeland. first base: Lyle second base;
Lloyd. shortstop Turner third base;
Hardage, left field: Morgan. center
field Covington. right field, Kent Nor
rison Wilson Collins. Bob Harris and
Herbert Jones. pitchers
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FODDER FOR FANS

son. Doyle, Groh. Meyers. Merkle and
Drucke.
Cleveland will send old oleson to Toledo
great TO be a farm for the owner of the
farm.
Rowdy. Elliott may go to Newark in ez-
change for Pitcher Frank Allen.
Baltimore viii let Jimmy pygert, for
mer Pelican, and Rube Wickers out
Manager Dunn has also decided that Dan
forth. the great "hnisher' for the Ath-
letics, needs to drop back stll another
Reg before he will get where he belongs.
Bob RIGGS, than whom there has been
nothing more marvellous in these parts
lace. has been forced to duit the Houston
team and to beat II home to Etowah
Bob's leg is bad and he may not he able
TO play again this. year.
President Hedges in explaining why he
disposed Of Bob Wallace for George Sto-
vail, makes 1t absolutely lucid 1T is
because, saws Colonel Hedges we must
have winning ball club He doesn t
say when he found that out.
They say that when Ira selden was
holding out on Wichita the secretary of
the club learned that Iras son was col
contract was sent three coupons were in
closed Ira signed. You can believe this
or not, as you please.
Here's another one YOU use your judg-
ment on
When Klawitter and Catcher Haigh
were roming together in New Orleans
early this season Klawitter walked up one
morning 10 find that Haigh was IN bed
with his cap on
I've heard" said klavtter To Haigh,
'of players who wore their uniforms to
bed to keep from being released but why
the cap
Whereupon the truthful Haigh. Il wear
1t to keep my hair from being mussed.
Somebody has discovered Alneida S
batting weakness 1t is that he is bat
ting so hard he will soon bat himself out
of the league
Clark Griffith studies the details Of
games which other teams in the Amer-
can league play finds the weaknesses of
the Young PLAYERS, and then roasts them
when they are playing against Washing.
ton
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WATSON, THE NEEDLE;;"
CHI SCRlBES DREAMING

CHICAGO. June S.-Big Ed Walsh
and Rollie Zeider, Of the White Sox,
for Hal Chase and Russ Ford of the
ghlanders-this is deal which prob
ably will be consummated in the near
future, according to local baseball eX
perts, who declare that the premier
pitcher of the South Side club is at outs
with Manager Callahan, and that the
latter is determined to be rid of him.
Neither Walsh nor Zeider was in uni
form yesterday. Attaches Of the club
said that the former had drawn FIVE
days suspension from President john
son for his run-in with Umpire
O'Loughlin in Thursdays game and
that Zeider was out with an injured
shoulder. the result Of collision with
Gandil in the ninth inning of the same
contest.
According to those from whom the
news Of the trade was secured. Walsh
blames Callahan for his present poor
showing The big spit baller has had
hard sailing in games in which he APP
peared during the last couple of weeks,
and he is said to be of the opinion that
Callahan is deliberately working him
too hard in an effort to keep the Sox at
the top
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
ATHLETES IN Bic
TRYOUTS TODAY

"AMBRIDGE. MASS, June s.
I With ideal weather conditions
prevailing, the pick of Amer
lean college, club and school ath-
letes gathered here today to COM
pete at the Harvard stadium in the
Eastern Olympian tryouts 1t was
expected to be the greatest meet
ever held in this country and over
10000 persons were expected to
witness the contests.
The air was cool and crisp. but
was tempered by bright sunlight.
The athletes declared that they
could not ask for better conditions.
The men who make the best show
ing will be selected to represent
the United States at the Olympic
games in Stockholm, Sweden. this
Summer. Almost every athlete of
note in the East and middle West
was entered in the events. and rec
ords were expected to be broken.
The first event was scheduled to
begin at ? p, m.
With three and four. and in some
cases even more headliners en-
tered in the different contests. in
dications pointed toward many
thrilling battles for supremacy in
the field of track events. Very few
of the men who have gained hon
ors on the track and field in the
past few years were missing.
Judging from form. the winners
in today's events stand good
chance Of duplicating their Veto
ries at Stockholm. despite the fact
that they will be pitted against the
best in the world
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Jim Buckley. who is managing Gunboet
Smith. one of the new White Hopes, says
il Bombardier Wells is really anxious for
match he will he glad to send Smith
up against him on winner Ia ke- all
basis.
Harry Thomas will replace owen Moran
in the ring against Jack White at Los
Angeles tonight Moran hurt his hand
while training and will be unable to box.
AS Thomas is almost as good as Moran
the fight should be a good one.
Doc Krone. who is mana ging Jumbo
Wells affairs. Is trying TO match his
protege with Eddie McGoorty. Wells laid
down in the second round here awhile
back while fighting AL Kubak.
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getting to a White sox pitcher Germany
Schaeffer spoke to the stands said he.
Ladies and gentlemen. these are sad
scenes we are gazing upon It is almost
sad enough to bring tears to the eyes of
a rocking horse to see our boys hitting
your pitcher so hard thank you"
And he escaped with his life.
Of the National league the latter part Of
last season. has fallen off this year. Back
to normal for George.
through as player and that even If he
we're the Braves would keep him as
scout.
We knew it. Somebody has said, The
New York Americans tried out Young
pitcher named Shears. but he didn't cut
much figure Not only funny, but true.
Bennie Kauf. turned down cola BY
opsy says that the Reds are as good
as the Giants, except for slabmen It
may he SO. Alas yes. But that's heck
Bessemer has a battery Fry and
Pierre" We don't know how you speak
it. but both Of EN- hail from Mobile.
Harry Niles continues to go like a mad
man out of As games in which he has
played this season he has failed TO bit in
only four.
Bob Unglaub has been taken on by
Minneapolis
Pitcher Frank Smith, turned down cold
bv half the Glass IA and Glass A clubs
of the country, has landed with Mon
treal
Everybody thinks its funny now to say
that there is one good reason why the
Highanders aren't last-St. Louis.
80
When they ran out of money the other
day at the headquarters of the, Washing
ton. United states league club, they
paid George Browne off in uniforms
Keepinr team going is a cineh if the
subs are good Look at the Giants They
haven't had their regular team T.. IN ,t the
are doing fairly well In the Giants pres
ent string Of Red Cross victims are Will
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
DEBT BURDENED VOLS
MAY QUIT THE FIGHT

NASHVILLE TENN, June Sind
ing that the Nashville team is tied up
with a $4,000 debt. Dan McGugin, who
took over the franchise when the old
association stepped from under to
dodge the law has announced that he
will give up the franchise by Monday
unless some money is hustled up.
Hustiing up money is known to be a
matter If extreme slowness in Nash
Vile. So the chances seem bright that
Little Rock may get the franchise after
all
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SMITH FIRES SPENCER:
ATZ TO TAKE HIS PLACE

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. June s.
Third .Baseman Coils Spencer was re-
leased last night by Manager Smith Of
the local club. He will be permanent
~ replaced BY Atz, but Runser, who
was farmed to the Virginia league, will
appear at the third quarter sack this
afternoon and until the ex-Pel arrives
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
EARLY GAME TODAY, AS
PELICANS MUST BEAT IT

Yesterdays game was the second in
row which was postponed on account
Of rain The field was lake and there
wasn't a chance of anything in the way
of a contest
Todays game will be called at 81
O'clock, because the Pelicans have to
leave for New Orleans, where they are
scheduled, as usual to play a Sunday
game.
Monday the Crackers open with
Nashville
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
SYKES DEAL IN AIR:
EARL MAY GO OR STAY

The Earl Sykes deal is in the air.
John Dobbs wants the man for the
Montgomery team and he feels that he
has what virtually amounts to a prom
Use of Sykes.
At the same time Manager Hemphill
will not let him go until he is certain
that he does not class up to Cracker
standards.
Debbs is anxious to give Danzig his
release. The big fellow is far from
wei and ought TO be out Of baseball.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
Yesterday's ResulI

eSteFddy 5 Hc6UTts,
Atlanta New orleans. rain
Mobile l. Memphis o.
Chattanooga 6, Montgomery 3.
Nashville 4, Birmingham 3.
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YesterdaN's Result

TeSteruayS Results,
Detroit 4, Boston g.
Washington 4. Chicago .
New York :. Cleveland o.
Philadelphia 3, ST Louis 4.
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THE BASEBALL CARD.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

New Orleans in Atlanta.
birmingham in Nashville.
Montgomery in Chattanooga.
MphtIe IN NapoThiS
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Standing Of the Clu

New York Z. Cincinnati 6
Philadelphia ). St Louis 4
Chicago {, Brooklyn 9
Pittsburg 4, Boston O
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Games Today,
Washington In Chicago.
Philadelphia in ST. Louis.
Boston in Detroit,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Garanaa TndaM

Pittshurg in Boston.
Chicago in Brooklyn.
Cincinnati in New York
St. Louis in Philadelphia
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SOUTH ATLANTIC.


Games TODAY.
Albany in Macon
Columbia in Jacksonville.
Savannah in Columbus.
c&AaniInd ~ %ha rhtha
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esterday7s ResuIts.
Columbus 2. Savannah 0.
Macon /. Albany i
Columbia Jacksonville, rain
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08

George Jackson's batting the wonder
Of the National league the latter part Of
last season, has fallen off this year. Back
to normal for George
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son, Doyle. Groh. Meyers Merkle and
Drucke.
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Rowdy Elliott may go to Newark in e
change for Pitcher Frank Allen
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25

Treatment IN advanced stages
should be by the short cut
hatchet ronte. "
am inclined to believe. how
ever, that the conditions prevail
ing in our subscriber S yards are
caused by the ravages Of mites or
lice. or both. causing a general
rundown condition and conse-
quent losing in flesh with the
blue look as described.
Although these pests are much more
numerous and generally troublesome
during the hot summer months, yet
they are often silently at work burrow-
ing into the very life Of our very best
fowls during colder weather while we
stand thoughtlesslY by, unaware of the
damage that is being done They live
more constantly upon the body of the
fowl in cold weather than in warm, on
account of the warmth of the body. and
they are constantly sucking the very
life blood away through the feathers
until, as the subscriber says they are
but little more than skin and bones and
the flesh loses all its natural appear
anceS and becomes very tough and
fiabby. This causes the lungs to be-
come shrunken and dark in color.
The first part Of the treatment Is to
get rid of the lice and mites by some
good lice powder or liquid dip, then
provide a good dust bath for them with
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some wood ashes added to make them a
little more effective. This puts a good
remedy within reach of every fowl, and
the most of them will take advantage
Of it.
Use kerosene oil on the roosts after
everything about the roostlng house
has been thoroughly cleaned. The fowls
that are not too far gone to need the
hatchet remedy should be fed good,
sound. wholesome food, with Douglass
mixture in the drinking water for sew
eral weeks or until the disease seems to
have disappeared. Many of our readers
will get tired of the lice and mite the
DRY, but eternal fighting OF this pest
means success. Keep everlastingly
at It,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25
CONVICTION POULTRY SHOW

The prospects are good for the hold
ing Of splendid show at Covington,
November %, 20 and 80. The associa-
ton is making big preparations. They
have twenty handsome silver cups and
a good lot of the cold cash to be
awarded to the winners at that time.
The writer judged a show at this place
two years ago. They had a fine show at
that time. Judging by the bunch of
enthusiasts we found there and their
progressive spirit, we feel justified in
saying that this years show will be
worth exhibiting at. The secretary is
E. L. Peek, who will no doubt send
premium lists upon request.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25
Farms for Rent.

FOR RENT-On extra liberal terms TO
good worker. who will give satisfactory
references of energy of self and family
and who will furnish own stock, etc,
two-horse farm OF very productive land
"a miles south Of Roswell. Ga, on the
Chattahoochee river. Comfortable house
and barn, excellent water, healthful Sec
ton, white neighborhood school and
church facilities good, John l.. Nance,
Route No, Is, Roswell, Ga 10-17- &c
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they would be very poor meat all blue and it
was almost impossible to cut it. The lungs
would be all shriveled up and dark in color .
There are not enough symptoms given to arrive
at definite conclusion
Consumption causes similar conditions with
a sneezing noise similar to a cough, or in other
words, representing the cough in the animal
with wasting away of the flesh and general
running down Of the system, although they may
be well fed Sometimes it is caused by a CON
tinued Of cold or roup, but most generally
by roosting being confined in damp, filthy
quarters.
In the first stages of the disease there is
scarcely anything discernible, but in the more
advanced stages there is sort of chirping
cough and a wasting away of the flesh The
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HARDWOOD,

1oox86O FEET, with a good sir
room cottage that has wata,
bath, sewer and electric Iiabt,
Fronting the car line near Wada
land. This will make Won an
ideal place for a small ponltr,,
farm. If taken at once It CON
be bought for $4.25o-wortb
$4,000. Terms, one-half zach
balance in three and one.baT
years.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25

COMMENCING at 10 a. m. Friday we VIII
offer to the highest bidder fine lot Of
household furniture, including mahogany
dressers and chiffoniers. brass beds Va
pillows. ladies' writing desks, early Eng
fish book case, quartered oak dresser ana
chiffonier. large hat rack sectional book
case refrieerator gas range, white enam
Lied dresser and chiff0nier Turkish leath-
eT rocker Early English china closet, ped
estal dining table, with chairs 70 match;
a large consignment Of arm chairs, SUIT
and chiffoniers, center tables, childs bed
parIot suit, mahogany and Early English
reception hall furniture, mating squares
lace curtains and many other things too
numerous to mention. These goods are
absolutely as good as new and VIII be
sold Friday. October 25th at 10 ocloch'
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Instrument Makers.
= \. ROSTROM MEG. co

r. A BOSTROM MFG. CO.,
Instrument Makers.
NOW LOCATED AT 287la lockwood
AVENUE All kinds of high grade light
machine work done. Special attention
given To- repairing Of engineers instru-
ments, LEV ELS and TBANSITS. 10-2426
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25

STOCKTON APARTMENTS.
OUT IN THE STOCKTON apartments,
just opposite the main entrance of Grant
park, we have a secondfloor tiVe-room
apartment, equipped with all modern con
veniences, such as cabinet mantels, tie
hearths, electric lights, gas, bath, sink in
kitchen. We furnish gas stove, water,
heat and janitor's service This apart
ment is in nice condition, on one of the
best car lines in the city. Convenient
to schools and churches. Price $50.
IA HIGHLAND AVENUE.
ON THE LEFT going out Highland ave
nue. we have a second floor tive-room
apartment; has cabinet mantels, tile
hearths, electric lights, gas, bath and
sink in the kitchen; nice neighborhood; on
car line: convenient to schools and
churches. Price $40.
l63 NORTH JACKSON STREET.
At THE ABOVE NUMBER on Jackson
street. we have d lower floor SiX-room
apartment, with all modern conveniences,
such as cabinet mantels, thing hearths,
electric lights. gas, bath and sink in the
kitchen. This apartment is in nice first
class condition. situated on large, ele-
waited lot. in Al good neighborhood, on a
car line, convenient to schools and
churches. Price $35.
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Business OPPORTUNITIES.


FOR SALE.-Dental office outfit. with 3d.
600 annual practice. Write r. .. Box
r. Minedseville. ia. 52-23- 10
WILL sacrifice my eleven room rooming
house for $3.50 as [ am leaving city:
house partly rented house rents for $25.
Phone 305SB. 1923 10
ONE SODA FOCNT and fixtures for sale
or rent. 1870 Forrest avenue 10-22-12
FOR SALE-One well established tin
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ANTED-Families to own some more
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Canada or foreign points. rs cents. Send
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Hogs.


BERKSHIRE PIGS-I have for quick sale
one hundred and twenty choice, long
bodied, big boned English Berkshire pigs
at $40 each. Buy some and watch your
money grow Joe j. Battle. Moultrie, Ga.
t0-23-3 Sc
TAMWORTH HOGS-Boars, brood sows
and pigs from Americas best registered
Tamworths. The bacon hog for the
South. They grow as large in twelve
months as other breeds in eighteen to
twenty-four. Correspondence solicited.
r. X. Ragland, Talbotton. Ga 1921 SO
Want to buy your secondhand furni-
celaneous things? Your ad in the For
Sale, Miscellaneous columns will be read
with interest and your used but useful
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25

FOR AN EVERGREEN LAWN. try
Hastings Evergreen Lawn Mixture
This mixture is composed of grasses that
are adapted to this section. In well pre-
pared soil 1t will afford a beautiful vel
Vety lawn the year round. Price zoe a
pound, "a pounds the standard bushel
$3.50. Can supply you with the best grade
OF fancy recleaned Kentucky Blue Grass
The price is the same as the lawn mix
ture. II your lawn is sodded with Ber-
muda Grass. you will find by scattering
English Rye Grass over it that you will
have a beautiful green lawn during the
winter months, with the Bermuda repac-
ing 1t in the spring. You do not have to
disturb the soil just scatter it over the
surface. Price 10c a pound, In quantities
&c. If YOU like clover on your lawn, we
can supply you with White Glover at soc
pound. AS bulb season is here you will
surely need some. for either in or outdoor
culture. We have received all of our i'm
ported bulbs. Our Single and Double
Dutch Hyacinths. White Roman Hya-
cinths. Paper White Narcissus Freesias
Single and Double Tulips in separate and
mixed coors. Daffodils and Crocus are
all large, strong, sure boomers. We have
all size flower pots, fern pans and pot
saucers. The Wizard Brand Sheep
Manure Is an ideal fertilizer for lawns and
all kinds of towering plants. Put up in
100 pound bags. Price $3.50.
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Orpingtons.


so THOROUGHBRED Buff Orpingtons, 10
months old for sale: $1.25 each. Answer
soon to II. Knott. rs East Washington St.
Newman. Ga. F24-10
FOR SALE-My Crystal White Orpington
chickens; Kellerstrass strain; four pull
let's and two cockerels, almost grown, and
three hens and one cock, $3.50 each; II
taken at once. c. B. Carswell, Gordon.
Ga. 10-19-2S