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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22

advantage in any place and in more
places where small powers are need
ed than any other power yet de-
vised, and the gasoIene motor bust
ness has not yet reached high noon
/ by several hours.
Many of tlfs above uses for the
gasolene engine can be found in our
immediate vicinity, where our far
mer friends are not slow TO get for
themselves the advantages of this
eVer-increasing popular labor-sayer.
Not many months since 1t was the
writer's pleasure to be driving in
the country not far from our city s
limits, when ii was proposed that
we stop at farm where they were
feeding a silo. Men with teams were
hauling the green corn from the field
and others were feeding 1t to ma
chine which ground the cornstalks,
blades and all, and elevated 1t by
means of fan TO the top of the
silo. where it dropped to the inner
side. thus providing in effect green
food for the winter months. The
power for this interesting process
was produced by d gasolene engine
While watching this work we were
courteously informed that it was
milking time. and we were asked if
we would like to see milking ma
chine at work. Accepting the invi-
tation with pleasure, we we're con-
Quoted to the barn and beheld fine
herd Of Jerseys, several of which
we're undergoing the milking oper-
alton by means of a system of pumps,
'rubber-tube nipples, etc. On look
ing for the source of the power
used We found a small gasolene en-
CINE laboring away without atten-
ton or complaint. Here we find the
gasolene engine grinding the ensil-
age for the cow and then relieving
her Of part OF the product of that
food in the form OF milk, thus re-
ducing to minimum the labor of
man and at the same time increas-
ing his profits. In passing, We might
add that there are several milking
machines in use in the immediate
vicinity OF Springfield.
The rural districts are not the
only beneficiaries of this agent, gaso-
lene. Let us notice some OF the great
Since the advent of the gasolene
motor we see large trucks hauling
from two to five tons over our
streets, going eight or ten miles an
hour with comparative ease. 1t has
been proven that one three-ton truck
with two men to operate 1t, will do
the work of six horses and three
men, When the truck and delivery
wagon take the place of the horse
our cities will have made long
stride forward when Viewed from
standpoint.
Industry in its Infancy.
With all Of it's accomplishments In
point of numb ers, perfection of de-
all and mechanism. the industry ia
lust in it's infancy. More will be |
in the years to come |
n application to new uses and in |
improving the present applications
han has been done In the past. We |
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22


Floating embracing all desirable features full
oatng Of the undesirable
nected by unversals end. - -
Artillery with table rims.
All with ia inch base with 4whe
All cars with l18 inch base equipped with whe
All with l22 inch base x wheels
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
CURLEY WILL GET TWO
FIGHTS FOR JOHNSON

CHICAGO. oct 14.-That Jack john
son win place himself in the stands Of
lack Cur'oy for two fights. and that
Hugh Mclntosh's Offer FOR two battles
IN the Antipodes viii be turned down
was the assertion made today by men
in the confidence of the black cham
piOn.
Johnson. it was learned. is not salts
fed with the offer made by n. j. Kelly,
representing Mcintosh. He was pleased
with an offer made by Curley
The promoter Of the Flynn fight at
Las Vegas, according TO the tentative
agreement with the champion. lnay
stage the fights wherever me wants TO
i'm the United States or elsewhere. and
may get any one he wants TO oppose
Jack It is believed one Of the fights
win be with Flynn in Paris. and that
the other viii be with Sam Langford
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
]. NJ GRAN' 8
MEN DON 7
KNOW WAR
IS OVER
BILLY" Smith Praises Giants
Pluck But Doesn't Envy
Leader His Job,
BOSTON TO SEE FINISH;
PITCHERS THE PROBLEM
Nv BILLY SMITH.

r.uu GROUNDS, NEW YORK, oct.
14-WcU who said it was all over? l.
among others. I'll admit. But was
vrng. leckoned without RUDE Mar
gua.l and without the innate game
mes of those Giants,
the queer thing about the game was
that the Giants never seemed to know
that lac "Nay was over'-that they
were whipped They don't know it yet.
And If Things keep going this way they
ma, never fud it out. They went into
tie game with rs much spirit as though
,Aay had never suffered defeat IT
wasn't just nerve. 1t was simon-pure
confidence coupled with determination.
DO Vol remember the last game OF
tine worlds series with the Athletics
last year. Macll's men jumped on the
Giants and showed them up for lot
of uhcesc Many of the Red Sox back
.u. Thought that something like that
H~- COINS to happen tPdaN. But 1t
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
:.NT' RE S
AT LOUISVILLE.

FlRST--Selling, ? year ODDS. furongs
Ia: liking Stalwart 90. Cecil 105. Louis
Widrig 105, Guide Post 105. Luris 1916, Kid
Nelson l0S. Royal Amber 1903. DR. Jackson
1908 Lockiand t0S over the Sands 108
Polly Worth l09, Sprightly Miss 1903
SECOND-Selling. ? year olds fur
longs 81 Carpathis 10l, OLD Proverb 10l,
Trojan Belle los. Daisy Plat 1905. Blue
Beard lO6, Toy loo, Ancon 1903, SIX Day
1903
THIRD-S Selling. year olds and up. 8
furlOngs G0): Island Queen 104, Cash on
Delivery los McIvor 100, Husky Lad tO9,
Sir Llvescot III. Sureget III, Vreeland
IL. Duquesne ~, Chapultepec ZIG, Merry
Fad l16.
> FOURTH Three year olds. mile and q
sixteenth go: Winning Witch 1922 Inn
preston 102. Reciprocity 1902. sun queen
lo2, Manager Mack l0G, Joe Diebold no.
tIFTH-Selling, 2 year olds and rp,
mile 80: Cousin Puss 80, Yanker l02,
paUuche 1902, Pierre Dumas lO2, Besuti-
full 1893 NSe@cif l03, Bobco OS Wishing
Ring o., Gallant Pirate III
SI%TH-Seling, year ODDS and up,
mile and 20 yards 90 Carlton Club 100,
Sleeth l0l. Cross over 1903, General March
mont 1903, californian 1906, Feather buster
l05, Compton 1906, Jenny Gcddes 1906, Fly
ing Feet 1903
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
Chambers Forces
In Final Rally.

A final rally of the Chambers forces
will be held at the Orpheum theater
tonight at S O'Clock The public j., in
vited. and Mr. Chambers, j. r. Smith
and others will speak Women are
urged to attend
Mr. Woodward ,aid there was no
reason for him to hold central mass
meeting. He said he had talked to all
the voters face to face and at small
meetings, and that they we're thorough
lN informed as to the situation
On the eve of the second primary.
the indications are that rather light
vote will be cast, despite an intense
public interest Interest was running
high whom the first primary was held.
but only about $500 votes were cast
out of a registration Of practically IA
GOO.
The wisesl Of the politicians arc At a
loss to figure the effect ~ Two features
OF the campaign Both sides have pro
duccd letters OF support from Or
George Brown, one of the defeated can
didates in the first primary, and the
problem is, Who win his followers vote
for?
The fight of the leaders Of the Men
and Religion Forward Movements
against Mr. Woodward has maze the
campaign one Of the most unusual At
lauta ever has seen. Prayer meetings
Of women have been held and many
ministers nave responded 10 the cal
and discussed the issue from their pull
pit
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14

The witness then stated that during
the early part of the Wilson campaign
he had expended much money himself,
citing one instance wherein he had
contributed $4,000. He then began
reading a list of contributors to the
Wilson campaign fund. but stepped
abruptly to explain how Frederick {.
Penfeld. Of Philadelphia. had come to
contribute $4,000.
McCombs gave tn, total of money
collected in the prc-cuuy ntion Wilson
campaign as Si93.563 81 Tho largest
item was "A contribution by Cleveland
I,,,,Ioo and tho Princeton rlirpds Of
Ven, ..,,,,,,,,,,i,,,, f., ls, >no
Governor W '''''' '''',o''''',''7 ,,;,
Among otnei Contributions N''' ~
liam r. McCombs, 81 1000, Charles X.
- noo. collected Inv n Schir. a. 800,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
Vanguard Pitches
Wonderful Game.

u ao 6lst place Marquard pitched
SVEN game, That lad issa wonder
He's about as modest and retiring as
a politician and as free from self-ap-
p.ause as an actor He doesn't care
rhjng for himself-that boy. Oh. no.
Bu. a that his concept helps him. He
believes that he can spot the best team
aI Inc runs i'm the world and beat them
d. himself And any man who feels
like that is liable to cause trouble.
OF course The Red SoX got to Mar
ouard 40 one inning. But it was not
unit they had donated five runs to the
Gnc~ aud the game was cinched.
JU-r ss soon as Marquard appeared TO
b. n bit of danger he tightened up
l." scared clam and after that all
OH. ts inc gave the Red SoX wouldn't
II-ir La
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
0 Brien S Work
Cost the Game.

+. pretty likely that # Stahl had
elected fro pitch Collins instead of
"6.an today he would have won the
some and the series, There was no
o"..t but that the Giants got to
"t..n mighty strong in that fatal
81 inning. Their work on the paths
am" I'M setting over to first wa flashy
ALI. they got Buck" so worried that
H. was an easy mark
= had been doing it ] should Ger
'.n have yanked O'Brien before
S.8.H .d. But then he was in tight
ea.. and he used his own judgment.
."' noticed that the men sitting in the
press box are a lot more willing TO
NIX pitcher than a manager sitting
"" Nh" bench ever is.
"h'ay. Merkle and Meyers did the
. hitting for the Giants and Herzog
usual hit AS for the brilliant
well there was so much Of it
couldn't shake stick al it. II
oppose, one of the most bril-
Yielded games OF worlds series
N'ahI won the toss tomorrow S
'1a The one the day after il that
ON" Is necessary. viii be plaHed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14

Flrst--Smssh. 11.5. first; 5rynary. 2;
Chiffon Dance. 49, Also ran; Sandhog,
Rock Rest, Frank Hudson, Gerard and
Corncracker
seoond-Flammarion, d, frat; Federal,
as: Sand Vale, SO. Also ran: Scallywag,
Robert Bradley, Striker. Bsrnegat, Levin
and Coy,
Third-Spohn. 7. first; Joe Knight, as;
Ben loyal 10. Also ran. Elna. Kate
e, Seneca II, Magazine, Warhorn and
Sherwood.
Fourth--Adsms Express, SIS. first
Carlton, SIS; FrHos Ahmed. 10. also
ran: Jawbone, Guy Fisher and Sir John
Johnson,
Flfth--sam Jackson r.. fret; Amelia
jerks, as; hoffman. SIS Also ran: Rey
Monsieur y. Golden Castle. Don Creole
and Lawton Virgins.
stxth-Lord clam. az, first; Michael
Supervisor. Cheer Up, Hampstead, Royal
Meteor.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Frst-kleburne. $50. first; Rooster,
$50; Tecumseh, 11.4o. Also ran; Union,
Stocked. Etar Berta. King Box, Fellow
man and Eleusis.
Second-Gay Bird. $50, first; Rose OF
Jeddah, $50; Puck, 200. Also ran: Ymir,
Oreon, George OXnard and Walter B.
Third--GroVer Hughes, 1920, first;
Hawthorne, $50: Three Links, $50. Also
ran Nootenay. Florence Roberts and
Helen Barbee
Fourth-Miss Thorpe, 1900 first; Win.
terereen go; Enfield, $50. Also ran:
White Wool, Swannanoa, Mud sill Ell
wan.
Fifth--Great Britain. $40, first; Solar
Star, AGO: The Widow Moon, 24o. Also
ran; I3l Palomar, Floral Park, Founda
tton and Sumptuous.
Saskatchewan. 500, first; Dick Baker,
1850; Helene, 2.70. Also ran; Hanley
HUSKY Lad. Stamps, Mark A. Mayer, John
Lewis and LetournO
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
lisrj Work to
Pick Pitchers.

'' managers arc going to do lot
.'.Nng over this pitching PROPOSE
' believes that lie can hardly lose
me works Joe Wood He may
o 2" stick him in tomorrow and
nd II right there On the other
ne may figure that. with still am
lays rest Wood would be irwin
u the critical game and that it
'e safer. in the long run. to try
."morrow s game with some less
GUS pitcher
T.aN is up against it. too Tes-
puld be the natural man, but
ar been beaten twice and two
makes an awful impression on
'He"son win never come around
70 do any good In this series.
90 lasts week Marquard has
hls last game TesTeau is
before he starts Craudau can't
whole game. Ames and Witse-
'u know them as wen as I do.
iIt.} hard job for McGraW 10
'4. % pitcher I'm bet he Wishes
NJ hemHue, 10 cali nu m this
mo Southern Lacquer were
+. " tWo-to-unC bet thar Me-
'" would ure him
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14

FlRST--Msiden wear olds, purse $500.
IL furlongs: Windburn III, MahR VIZ
Boy III. After Glow III. Reno III, Am
brose ~, Federalist IA Betray ia. Bur-
geoiS ia.
SECoND-sellng, 3 year olds and up.
stcepleChase. $500, short course. about 2
miles Julia Armour 100 xJesuit 1856.
XPrince Hampton 1871, Lady Neville 141,
xLi2zie Flat l42, xIrrn 2. Digs IA Miss
Hynes IA.
THIRD Selling year olds and up.
selling, purse $500 s furlongs. xMonkey
lol. Madeline 1906 Tonlsta iO1 Argonaut
l0S. MoutCslm 10
FOURTH Selling. year ods and up,
handicap. purse $500. mile and a SIX
teenth Gates IS. Hamilton 100 Kormak
l0t Arazee lof, JaGLslins 1903, Supersti-
tiou IA.
FIFTH Selling, year olds and IN.
purse $500 turlongs XBoddn l02. Ochre
Court l0f, elem Reachey 10J Judge
Howell l06. Jack NunnallY no Berkeley
ne, Cherry Seed IN, Auavri no
SIXTH Selling wear olds and up.
purse $500 mile and q sixteenth xpre.
tend iO6. futuritN l06 Reach Sand t0g
Nadzu no. cloud chief Iti Fred Aiul-
holland ii1. T0wionhcld ne ~ GRO il6
NApprenticr allowance claimed
Weather CLOUDY track fast
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
ssssssssssssssssssssssssss
SERIES ENDS IN BOSTON.

FenWay Park. Boston, viii he .
the scene of the deciding struggles .
OF the world series between the q
Red SoX and the Giants it was de- 9
cided today al the conclusion Of q
the game All the Polo grounds. \ 9
flip OF the coin decided it. The 4
National baseball commission has q
ruled that if the seventh has to be .
played. chance must decide the To- "
cation q
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
SILVER SPIKE RETURNED
TOOLD STREET CAR HEAD

SAVANNAH. GA. oct lt--A quar-
ter OF a century ago. when the Electric
Railway Company OF savannah built "A
trolley ear track through the city mar
ket, Jacob 5. Collins, president OF tho
COMPANY d Owe "a silver pike marking
rho completion OF the track Recently,
Nhcu the track was torn up in the mar.
kct, the spike was recovered and turned
over to Mayor GcWEe 81 1iedeman.
BE hos scul n 90 NJ Collins, "a no viii
preserve be at % trophy.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14

TWO-base hits, Herzog, Mefkie, Engle
Three base hit Meyers. ~
Double plays. Fletcher, Doyle q Mer
kle, Hooper 10 Stahl.
Struck ont, by O Brien T. by Cpliins !,
by Marqusrd 3.
Bases on balls. off Msrquard,1.
stolen bases Speaker. Devore
Belk. o Bricn.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
'0'BRIEN MANGLED:
S0X RALLY FAILS
Ray Collins Is Called to Mound When
New York Batters Pound His Team
mate NIercilessly in First Inning Nc
GRANTEES Show Their Old Speed.
By Billy" Smith
Manager of the Atlanta Baseball Team.

POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE New York
Giants took lease life this afternoon by defeating the
Boston Red the sixth of the worlds series by the
of . The Giants went into the game with
whemng odds against Them but batted vaanty with
backs the wall. They landed Buck o Brien in the
five
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
bl(TH SIDES
IN MAYOR s
RACE SEE
VICTORY
"I'II Win by 1000" Declares
Woodward "We win Beat
Him Early" Says Smith.

Exactly opposite were the predictions
of the result of the mayoraIty primary
by the leaders Of the two factions to-
day Both sides announced that vic
tory was undouhted There vas ring
of sincerity in the statements of both.
James 6: Woodward smiled calmly
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
so w omen in Rally
For Clean Atlanta"

About so women met 10 the NJ G.. a.
building today IN response 10 the call for
mass meeting In The interest OF a clean
er Atlanta Resolutions were adopted
calling on ihe men NJ The city to vote for
'ifir ghtcouyncss a. tho poll tomorrow
Tho women DECLARED ihsl tne meeting
Continued on PAGE 7 30.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
AT LAUREL

Flrst-smash. t1.5. first; 5rynary.
Chiffon Dance, IS. Also ran; Sandhog
Rose Stare, Auriic. Ragusa, Chinook
Rock Rest, Frank Hudson, Gerard an
CorncTacker.
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secret one and aids mature 10 restoring
the system to healthy condition,
Thousands have testified to i,s superior
excellence. Sod nv All Dealers.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-01-26

When buying cough medi, sine for
children bear w mind that Chsmber
iain's Cough Remedy is most effectual
for colds, Group and whoopin0 cough
ami thatit confirms no harmful drug
F>w sale hy All Dealers
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-01-26

McCall's magazine for three
years and THE TIMES one wear
for only $3.50. Also the New
York Thrice-a- week World at
the same prlee
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-01-26

One Of our contemporaries ad-
vises scales for the farm, and
that San Jose critter is doing its
best to supply them.