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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-27

hall. northeast corner North A and
Seventh streets.
Poultry exhibit will be held in tents
on North A street.
Swine will be exhibited on South A
street between Fifth and Sixth streets.
Horses will also be exhibited in
tents on North A street.
The Made in Richmond" exhibit
will be the surprise of the Fall Festi-
val for very few people realize what
vast number of manufactured pro-
ducts the city makes.
The exhibit will be given on North
A street under tents the full length Of
squares, and show the article in pro-
cess OF manufacturing as we'll as the
finished product.
Exhibition Flights.
One Of the worlds famous aviators,
Oscar Brindley, licensed pilot No. 46.
will give exhibition flights over the
city in a Wright Aeroplane.
The aeroplane will be on exhibition
at the corner of Eleventh and Main
streets during all the time of the Fall
Festival. The flights will start and
finish at the Baseball park at Twenty
second and South B streets. There
will be two flights each day between
the hours of l p. m. and p. m. This
will be the first aeroplane exhibition
in this part of the country.
A great number of high class carni-
val shows will be held on North A
and adjacent streets These shows
will consist of circus annex, Kentucky
Bellies, dog and pony shows, hippo
dromes. high diving, comedy acrobats.
motordrome, ferris wheel. freaks. be-
sides ocean wave and three abreast,
jumping horse.
Three Parades Arranged.
Three big parades have been ar
ranged and the members of the COM
mittees assert that these events will
be bigger and better than anything
similar ever given in this city. A
homecoming parade, industrial parade
with beautiful floats, and the deco
rated automobile parade, showing
magnificently decorated machines will
be shown.
Lee B. Nusbaum. director of Rich
mond Concert band, says that the fiji
ty members Of this new organization
have been practising diligently. Be
sides this band the festical committee
has secured the indianapolis Newsboys
band of fifty pieces, Beaning Concert
band, Teeter band of Hagerstown, an
organization from Fountain City and
other surrounding towns. These bands
will give concerns among the various
exhibits and will participate in the
parades.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-27
DAVIS MOTOR CAR
COMPANY SUCCESS
Great Business Done by the
Local Corporation Dur
ing This Year.

In 1902 the Davis Carriage Co. be-
gan the manufacture of carriages and
pleasure vehicles and in seven years
acquired the reputation of putting out
America. Following the sudden elimi-
nation of horse drawn vehicles. the
Davis company. was organized in 1909.
embarked in the manufacture OF high
grade automobiles. and had their first
models ready for shipment n year
later. As in the carriage business the
Davis company has made costly ex-
periments in perfecting the best tour
ing cars and roadsters until the
Davis" cars have established an en-
viable reputation and trade the world
over. The volume of business for
1918 ran over the half million dollar
mark.
The 1914 model Davis" six cylin-
der. sixty horsepower touring car.
promises to equal in design and work
manship that of any other high grade
American-made car. II will have a
unit power plant. forward speed
transmission and one reverse; left
hand drive and center control; l2S-
inch wheel base, thirty-seven and a
half by four and a half-inch tire and
demountable rims. with platform
spring suspension.
The design OF the new model is diff.
ferent from that of any American-made
car-strictly u European design. II
has n steamer line body with rounded
front radiator and hood. carrying
tapering line from the radiator TO the
body proper, showing no dash what.
ever. Ii is supplied with extra large
doors and fitted with the finest Turk.
ish uphoIstering.
This model will be supplied in and
s passenger bodies as well as in a two
passenger roadster of the racey type.
The motor is the Continental-the
finest product from the oldest plant
in America, making high grade motors
Its horsepower is 60. which is consid.
cred to be a higher power and weight
proportion than found in any other six
Besides the Davis Six" four cylin-
der. fifty horsepower car will be add
ed
The George Davis Motor Car Com.
pany has gained the patronage OF all
Wayne county and in return has sup
ported every legitimate enterprise and
co-operated in putting Richmond In
the front rank of manufacturing cit
les --....
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-27
It Was Hi0.

A small boy was telling his mother
of a mishap which had occurred to a
playmate of his. The youngster. 1t ap-
peared, had been RECALLING himself with
one of those large. murblelike candies
which are a particular delight Of child
hood. and in a moment of excitement
1t slipped down and stuck in his throat
But. said the narrator. they succeeded
In relieving him.
oh said his mother. you got 1t
out, did your
Nav" was the impatient answer.
I'VE showed it down. 1t was his.
wasn't it ?"-Harper's Weekly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-27
MAKES COMPRESSORS
Standard Co. Ships Varied
Products Abroad.

The Standard Pattern and Manufac-
turing Company. of Richmond. turns
out q line of air compressors, portable
pneumatic plants for calking lead
Joints in gas and water pipes, and
gasoline engines. The line of this con-
Germ has been on the market for near
ny ten years and it has proved it's
worth to the satisfaction of the domes-
0c and foreign trade.
The air compressors may be used
for the operation of pneumatic tools,
air hoists, air blasts, initiating pneu-
matte tires, cleaning intricate machin-
cry. car seats, carpets. boiler flues, and
chimneys. for operating cash carriers,
call whistles, and bells, for cooling pro-
jcesses, and for painting and spraying.
These compressors are made in sew
en- different sizes and are all built on
the enclosed crank case plan, which
protects them from dirt and abrasive
matter. The different models also
provide an automatic splash lubrica-
ton. These two features are of great
value in the lasting quality of a COM
pressor and make the amount of at
tention required very small.
Portable Plant Sells.
The Senior" Portable Combination
Pneumatic plant is being used extern
sively by contractors in the United
States and Canada and has found
favor among many manufacturing and
construction companies that realize
the great number of uses to which
these plants can be put. The weight
lis 1850 pounds. The plant can be
used for drilling all kinds of stone and
concrete, pumping gas, riveting, chip
ping. calking, tamping, cutting and
blowing. This machine differs from
all other plants of this kind from the
fact that the engine and compressor
are combined in one machine
The Standard Pattern and Manufac-
turing company also sells a line of
gasoline engines ranging from III H.
p. - 10 y. p. They are massive and
powerful and also an extremely simple
design. These engines have been
manufactured by the firm for more
than six years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-27
DECORATORS AWARDS
Merchants and Owners of
Buildings to Compete.

Merchants and owners of buildings
are arranging to compete for the pre-
miums to be awarded for the best
decorated buildings. show windows
and interior of stores. Appended is
list OF premiums for decorators:
Two cups will be awarded as first
and second prizes for the most attrac-
tive decorated buildings.
Two cups will be awarded as first
and second prizes for the most attrac-
tive show windows.
Two cups will be awarded as first
and second prizes for the most attrac-
tive interiors
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-27
CITY STOCK CENTER
S450,006 Paid Out by Gaar
& Shurley for Live Stock.

Richmond enjoys the distinction of
being the location of the largest pri-
vate stock yards in the West. The
Glen Miller stock yards, located at
twenty-first street and the Pennsyl-
vania tracks cover one and one-half
acres of ground. The company own
ing the yards also owns adjoining land
which can be used to enlarge the
yards.
The yards were built by Gaar and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-27
Kind Hearted.

Boy Mendicant Yus. kind lady.
there's seviu ov us at 'ome. or starv-
in. Muvver takes In washin'. she do.
but she's took hill. Farver. e wos too
kind hearted. e wos. X sed e
wouldn't see us starve. so e run away
and left us.-l-ondon Telegraph.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-27
Has a Clear Case.

Clarence-As unda hstand II. me boy.
old Gotro1 trst told you that you could
have his daughter aud then went back
ON bis word: Willy-Tbats just bout
tn size of 1t. bah jove. Clarence
Then deuce 1t. old chap. I should sue
him for nonsupport, that's all.-Puck.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-27

Shurley four years ago when the stock
buying business they Lad built up dur
ing twenty years became so large
that yards of their own became a ne
cessity. During the last year, live
stock in the value of $4,000 passed
through these yards. Hoge are the
principal live stock handled, but cat
tie and sheep are being bought and
sold in increasing numbers The ship
ments of cattle have shown a marked
increase during the last two years,
since the farmers have commenced the
use of silos for beef feeding purposes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-27
AIR STORAGE TANKS

We carry a complete line of Cop
per Brazed Tanks - Painted
black, suitable for the different
size compressors we build. All
tanks tested 200 lbs. pressure.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-27

Alfred Davis. of OIL City. 4ssss-.--sssst4ls
flower in his yard that is nine feet
eight inches high and bears thirty.
six fully developed flowers, with a.
many more blossoms.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-27

Trade in human hair is big indus
try abroad, exports sometimes reach
ing a total of 100000 to $4,000, 900 a
year. Italian merchants lead in the
trade.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-27
Custom.

There is no tyrant like custom AND
no freedom where its edicts are moi
resisted.-Bovee.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-30
AT LAUREL.

FTRST-Three year olds and upward,
selling, furlongs: xTrifier 104, Surpass
rs, Bob Lynch 112. xLace 106, xLady
Lightning lis, Afterglow 101, xYenghee
106, xWater Wells Ill.
SECOND-Four year olds and up
ward. steeplechase, about miles: Gun
cotton 1853, XGateman 1877, Malaga 145,
Racewell 143. Major Head 147, Radley
Run 146.
THIRD-Two year oIds, Blue Point
selling, 81 furlongs; XGarl &C. Mater
106, Huaraken los, Humiliation 104,
Northerner 1903, Naiad 80. Green Brae
1903. Car Michael 10S, Crossbun ITO,
xSusan B. SO, xBrave Cunarder 10l
FOURTH-Three year Odds and up
ward, selling. So furlongs: xMoisant
1872, xPhew 81, Lord Wells 10. Ameri-
Gus 10, Battery 1902. Auto Maid 107,
Nimbus 1917, Sir Alvescot 107. Uncle
Jimmy Gray 10 Cleopat 1917, xBat Mas
tersOn 102, XBlack Chief 1902, Mannheim
er 100, Hearthstone 105, Volathorpe 10.
Compliment 107.
FTFTH-Three year olds and upward,
selling, mile and 70 yards: Stelcliffe
1917, XCogs 107, xGood Day 105, xCliff-
stream III, xBilly Vanderveer l07, yell
low Eyes 113.
SIXTH-Two year olds, maidens, 51s
furlongs: Gregg 10. Peacock 107, Milky
Way 10Y, Runaway ITO, Dombra 10Y,
Heart Beat 10.
xApprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear; track fast.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-30
Giants HurlerS Will Beat Mackmen--MeyerS
"Chief" Is Confident Demaree VIII Deliver

mates an undercurrent of cofidenCe
that BODIES we'll for our fight. Espe-
cially is this the case with "Rube"
Vanguard. He pitched wonderful
ball against the Red Sox last fall,
but against the Athletics in 1911 he
did not do justice to himself 1t was
his first taste OF worlds series fire.
and he was plainly nervous. l spoke
to "Rube" on the train the other
day:
Il can't see," said I, where these
fellows should bother you at all You
should go In and win the series if
need be"
Yes, and I'll do 1t if McGraw gives
me the chance" answered Vanguard.
That illustrates the spirit of our boys.
Wise baseball men figure pitching
the most vital force in such a short
test. Our pitchers should win for US.
We have four that should toe the
scratch at the height Of their efrec-
tiveness. Usually, l would not count
very strongly on an untried man,
but AL Demaree is an exception
to the rule. He is such a wonderful
and cool young man that he will go
through a worlds series game with
out i haT Ravt teid yoh. THAI ;MiAdsAd ie
better to-day than ever before in his
career. Mathewson showed me more
stuff last week than ever before this
season. He is pointing up to the
big show and will be right. Tesreau
seems TO have recovered his steadi-
ness. That IS all he ever lacked.
Mack Has Two Veterans.
Now. Connie Mack has only two
pitchers who have been at all steady
this season. When right, these are
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-30
Boxing Commission to
Take Up Ferns Case

CHICAGO, Sept. 3O.-'Wildcat"
Ferns, who fought Billy Walters in
Kenosha the other night, and, who,
because of the poor crowd, failed to
get the $500 guaranteed him is going
to get Justice. II. A Hedding, father
of the Badger boxing bill, to-day de-
Clared that the commission would
take up the matter at its next meet
ing and that if conditions are as ex-
planned the Kenosha club will he or
dered to make good the difference be
tween $3.50 said to have been paid
Ferns and the $500 guaranteed.
Hedding declared it is the commits
sion's intention to see that fighters,
promoters and fight managers get an
equal share of justice and that when
an agreement is entered into it must
be lived up TO despite distressing con-
ditiOnS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-30
AT TORONTO


FIRST-Three-y year, lds and UP. SELL
ing about 5 furlongs: Southern Shore
10. Oakland Lad 113, Donald o. ia,
First Aid ia, Jim O. 4. Fundamental
ia, Chippewayan III, Sweet owen III.
SECOND-Thre-y year -olds, selling.
about 8 furlongs: Euterpe 10, Bright
stone 10, Field Flower 10, Delicious
10 Shreve ia, Breast Plate ia Gay
ia, Paul Davis ia.
THIRD-Three-y ear-olds and up, SELL
ing about 5 furlongs: xMattie 104,
Spirella 100. McAndrews 113, Cherry
Seed 113, Donation 113. Golden Ruby 113
Sati 113, Fanchette lib, Lucette 113,
BOBBY 113
FOURTH-Three-y year lds and up.
selling, about furlongs: W. T. BUCK
ner Ito, Philopena 10. Johnny Wise
ia, Irishtown ia, Concarne ia. Dono-
van ia. Red River 116, Raleigh p D.
III.
FIFTH-Three-year-o lds and up. sell
ing about furlongs: Bavel utz 10,
LAAurora 10, Pass On no Stanley II
10, Isabelle Case ia, Carrissima ia,
John Mars ia, Allen Winter III.
SIXTH-Three-y year q olds and up, sell
ing, : furlongs: CassOwary 109 Cyno-
sure 109. Miss Primity 1903, Anavri 1O9
Curious ia, Irish Kid ia, Black Branch
ia
SEvENTH-Thre-ye year odls and up,
selling 615 furlongs: XNoon Ill, Dan
vile II il6 Blanche Frances ZIG, Pend
ant 116, Dahomey Boy 116, Dorothy
Webb lie, Miss Menard 16. Boalo 16,
Miss Joe 116.
EIGHTH-Four-y year -olds and up,
selling 61R furlongs. McCreary 116,
Maxton lie, Bursar 116. Malitine 116,
Kittery lie Miss Jonah IS. Letourne
1l9 Horizon 119. Haldeman 119.
xFive pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-30
Many Candidates for
Tiger Football Team

CLEMSON COLLEGE, S. C.. Sept.
3O.-On account of the many candi-
dates trying for the football squads
the coaches-Wiuiams and Major
have divided the men into five teams,
There are two freshman teams and
three upper class teams. Each elev-
en- is under the tutelage of one of the
veteran players, and spirit Of con-
siderable rivalry is being worked.
Conditions are more favorable to the
development of a topnotch eleven
than for some years in the Tiger
camp.
Coach Williams is Al present like a
general with several brigades to man
age, but he keeps every man at hard
work
The coaches are trying hard to get
a line on a team to pit against Da-
wilson on October 4.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-30

difference as II Arthur Pelky were to
quit the fight game.
A driver named Guinness finished
third in the Grand Prix. We need
not add that Mr.. Guinness put up
stout race.-Advt
ouoth a college correspondent; This
Will be footballs greatest season." In
fact, II always 10.
To a baseball player these days, life
is Just one double header after another.
TOO TRUE.
There Is no ticket scdIpin0," said a
ntdgndte unto me.
There are no spectators round as
far as I can see"
But Uhen he looked for scdIpers he
tods blind as he could be.
While baseball maenates are not
actually blind, II Is rumored that when
they look for scalpIno evidence they
wear smoked glasses.
II the Athletics could hit as hard
against the Giants as they did against
Detroit. Mack could hire a couple Of
wooden Indians to do his pitching
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-30
ENTRIES
AT LOUISVILLE

AT LOUISVILLE.
FTRST-Allowances, two-,year MI
les, 5h furlongs: Shepherdess 107,
Nantura 107, First Cherry 107. rides
cence 1917, Hortense 112, Lady Moon liz,
Lady Innocence 112, Breakdown Belle
112, Bronze Wing 112, Tavoara 1l2
SECOND-Handicap. two-year -olds,
furlongs: Briggs Brother SO, Old Ben
1903. Leo Skolny 107, Ralph 10, Little
Nephew 122.
THIRD-Selling, three-year- odds and
up, furlongs Mariac 101, Cash on
Delivery 102, Grosvenor 1903, Weyanoke
106, White 10S. Irish Gentleman III.
FOURTH-Handicap three-year- olds
and up. mile and 70 yards: Prince Eu-
gene los, Floral Park 10S, Kleburne 40,
BuckhOrn lie.
FTFTH-Selling. three-year- ODDS and
up, mile and a sixteenth: Anna Reed
1903, Bitra 1O9, Console 109, Annie Sell
ers 109, Brave 109. Anon 109. Spindle
112, Plant liz, Howdy Howdy 112,
Oren 112.
SKTH-Selling, three-year- olds and
up. mile and 20 yards: xTrovato 50,
Sam Hirsch 101, Jenny Geddes 102,
Ravenal 1903, T. NJ. Green 10S, Rash 107,
Worlds Wonder i07, The Grader 107.
XAppentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track good.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-30
FOOD FOR SPORT FANS
BY oEoROG 4. PHAIR.

It is ruuNored In baseball circles that
Christy Mathewson intends to win the
worlds series this year in spite Of the
Giants.
George Mcbride has turned down an
offer TO tour the world with the Giants
Sox organization. We always contend
ed that George was wise ball player.
Baseball scribes are trying TO deter
mine who 10 the smallest player In the
big leagues but IL would be a clnch to
determine who Is the smallest magnate.
THE OUTCAST.
A baseball PLAYER toith the Brotons
Once shOt1ed a lot Of pepper.
His teammates greeted him 10Th
frOlCHS,
As il he lCere Ieper.
~ England were 20 quit the Olympic
games II would make almost as much
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-30

among the very best in the profess
sion. Chief Bender and Eddie Plank
may stand with pride behind their
records. They could not possibly be
more effective than they were in
1911.
Mack has a better hitting team
than ours, especially so as applied TO
the infield Some think 1t much
stronger defensively, but l am not
willing to admit it. Mack's outfield
may do more with the stick than
our trio, but l think we make up the
difference in speed. Murray has the
best arm in baseball. Burns and
Snodgrass are among the very best
throwers.
Meyers Boosts Baker.
Frank Baker is a most dangerous
fellow. He has supreme confidence
In himself and is never faxed by the
best pitching They say he is awk-
ward in fielding at times, but notice
he usually gets away with it pretty
well. Shafer is a better fielder, and
though less deadly with the ash, has
a great advantage in speed.
Fletcher will hold his own in all
departments with Barry. Eddie Col
Inns this, year has a DISTINCT advan-
tage over Larry Doyle, who has had
an unusually poor season in batting
But Larry is about due to come out
of his slump. If he happens to get
going at his true pace he Is likely to
make worlds series history. l can
not compare the first basemen; have
never seen McInnis in action.
In a nutshell, | think the Giants
pitching will offset the Athletics
hitting and that we viii win on the
bases.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-30
PIMPLES SOURCE
OF GREAT DANGER
May Be Means of Absorbing
Disease Germs in Most
Unexpected Manner.

In thousands OF instances the most
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) with disease germs in public places,
and the apparently Insignificant PIN
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) with astonishing rapidity. after In
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days.
5 It is fortunate, however. that there
I is a remedy to cope quickly and
{ thoroughly with such condition, and
5 thanks to the energy Of its producers
I the famous S. S. S may now be had
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This preparation stands alone as a
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Get a bottle Of s. S. S. to-day, but
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The only reason why any one viii
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-30
World Tourists Bill
Two More Ball Games

CHICAGO, Sept. 3O.-The Chicago
White Sox and the New York Giants
world tourists have added two more
games to their itinerary. This was
announced yesterday when A. B.
Caldresse, of Tulsa, Okla, arrived
here and signed the agreement and
posted a guaranty for the games.
One OF the games will be played in
Joplin, Mo, October 27, and the other
at Tulsa, okla, October 28.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-30
Kissinger Purchased
From,Memphis Team

RUDE Kissinger, the veteran Mem
phis hurler, will be a member of the
Cracker hurting STAFF next season. The
local baseball directors purchased Kis-
singer yesterday and he is expected to
be a valuable addition to the local team
Although Kissinger has been in this
league a number Of years, he is still
capable of twirling good ball He was
one Of the Turtles leading pitchers last
season. His wonderful control and
headwork brought him home a win
ner on many occasions last season.