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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-08
JTDGE Nh YES DELITER.ANCE.

The annual address of Ex Chief Justice Robert b. Mayes before
the State Bar Association at Gulfport last week showed that this
good man and eminent Julst knows how TO talk plainly and that ne
is DESTROYS Of making the legal fraternity of the state aid the moral
and economic development OF the commonwealth. He expressed
himself very strongly on a number OF acts before the recent legHa-
tue which he seemed TO think were evolved either out OF dIsor-
dered brains or from minds that were more thoughtful OF certain
political propaganda, which would act as a sort of anaesthetc on the
public judgment while certain fellows pulled themselves into tat
offices and filled their pockets with the coin, than the general well
fare of The people. One particularly significant feature OF the Judge
address was that be stated that the proposed constitutional amend
ment to increase the membership of the State Supreme Court to SIX,
being an increase of three judges. would not expedite the business
OF the court. Judge Mayes long experience on the supreme bench
renders him eminently qualified to speak on this particular point and
he cites the record of the court while there were three commission
err as proof of his position. The Judge states that while there were
six Judges that there were more than 100 less cases handled in the
same time than when there was but three judges, and this is but
natural when one stops to think that it requires more time for SIX
men TO review d record than it does for three men TO do the same
thing. OF course the addition of three Judges will give three more
Offices for lawyers and thereby increase the burdens of the tax pay
es. but certainly will render no aid to those who have cases in the
supreme court. Those favoring the proposition will answer that the
court is to sit in two divisions bu, it takes no prophet to foresee that
attorneys on one side or the other in every important case will finally
ask that the entire bench review their case.
Judge Maves speaks not as one seeking Office but Is one looking
TO the future and building for the best interests of Mississippi He
is an upright citizen and a distinguished lawyer and his utterances
on any proposition are entitled to special consideration.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-08
READ Dir. YOUNGS WEEkL I'D VICE.

The summer season is coming on when the dangers Of disease
are multiplied because Of the hot weather; it therefore becomes nee
cessary to be vigiant along lines of sanitation and hygiene. The
fly must be whipped but to do this every precaution must be taken
to keep the premises clean. Things that breed disease are many
times done through carelessness ana at other times thru ignorance
and for these reasons the State Board OF Health and the county
health officers are waging a campaign OF education by circular mat
ter and otherwise in the hope OF teaching the people how to keep
from being SICK. Looking to the same end, we will run perhaps a
column for every week after this week for sometime which will be
furnished us by DR. J. w. Young, county health officer, and we hope
that the people will read and ponder over the advice that will be
given by him. Let everybody join hands with the health officer for
Cleanliness and for better health. No sensible person can assign any
reason for not desiring to wage a fight on disease.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-08
Save Animal Life

Deaths of animals. often the result of
torture by gnats, flies and other para
sites. Ross Tick and Fly Bouncer is
inexpensive and a few cans will last
you a season. 1t keeps flies, gnats and
mosquitoes away from stock.
Each can is worth to you many times
its cost. Sold in Grenada by Planters
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-08
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-08

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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-08
.NORRISON WE'LL RECEI WE'D.

The entrance of Hon. 5. A. Morrison into the race for congress
from this district is very pleasing to a very large number OF people
all over the district as is evidenced by newspaper expressions and
py the many letters pouring into his Office. Morrison is no unknown
quantity. His long legislative experience at Jackson has given him
a wide acquaintance and the public an opportunity to know his worth
as a public official. He is a hard fighter and can be relied upon to
fight in the open. He will not strike below the belt but an opponent
soon learns that every vulnerable spot will be pounded so funously
that he needs to beg for a breathing spell while the onlookers laugh.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-08
Sold BY Fatherree Drug Co.
STOMACH.
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Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
Is Recommended and Praised by
Thousands Who Have
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81 was a sick man for
a bout three menths
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but heard of your Wondes-
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-08
announcements

The Sentinel is authorized to announce JUDGE j. g. MCGOWAN Of water
Valley az a candidate for reelection to he office of Chancery Judge of this Dist
The Sentinel is authorized to announce 5. A. MORRISON of Grenada as a
candidate for Congressman from the Fourth Congressional District
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-08

n. H. Everett, formerly of Hickory. Newton county. has as
sumed the editorial management of the Lafayette County Press at
Oxford, a plant which was recently purchased by Sen. Lee M. Rus
sell. Mr.. Everett is not unknown to the newspaper fraternity. May
he make the press a newspaper, not only useful and helpful to the
people of Lafayette county but to the people of the entire state.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-08

The Tribune, published at Hattiesburg, is a new journalistic en-
terprise recently aurched in Mississippi. Martin Bros. are editors.
The Tribune starts off well and he Sentinel wishes it abundant
success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
STILL HOPEFUL
Athletic Supporters Have Not Given
Up and Are Taking Considerable
Boston Money at Odds.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 11.-Despite
the fact that the Boston Braves have
the FIRST two games OF the worlds
series 10 their credit. considerable
Boston money was covered here today
a. odds of 10 TO 7 in favor OF the
Braves while a number Of bets AZ even
money were made on tomorrow
game. Supporters OF the Athletics
have not by any means lost hope.
They figure that n Bender is Mack's
pitching selection tomorrow he will
surely win his game and that Plank
would be IN condition for Tuesdays
game.
Neither have Phiiadelphians lost
sight OF the younger members Of the
Athletics pitching stan. Either Bush.
hero Of last years worlds series
Bressior. Shawkey or Wyckon local
fans believe. would give a good &C
count Of themselves. u was realized.
however. that the present worlds
champions must do better work with
the bat n they are 20 retain their ti,ie.
provided the National league cham
pions maintain the form they showed
in the first two games Of the series.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
BOSTON WINS
second Game Of Worlds Series Lost
by Athieties-Greatest Game on
Record In Such Series.

In what is regarded as the greatest
game Of base ball that ever character
lied a worlds series. the Boston Ma
uonal League team strengthened its
claim upon the title OF champions of
the universe. Saturday. by defeating
the Philadelphia American League
club by the close score of to 0. IL
was the Braves second straight VIC
tory over the Athletics.
Big Bill James, the young Boston
giant, pitched the most remarkable
game of his career, allowing but two
hits, one OF which was questionable.
and establishing a worlds series rec
ord by allowing but 2s men TO face
him. Eddie Plank. the Athletic vet.
eran, also pitched good ball, and al
though seven hits were secured on
his delivery. they were scattered, and
the last OF the Athletics old guard
was tight in pinches.
Meanwhile. the smallest man in base
ball. featured in the field The double
play between himself and Schmidt will
go down in history as probably the
fastest piece OF work ever seen on a
base ball field.
The only run OF the contest was
made In the ninth inning by Deal, re.
garded as the weakest hitter in the
Braves lineup. who secured a double
The box score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
BRAVES GET MANY
CIRCUIT CLOUTS
BEAT rHEIR RIVALS. THE ArHLEr-
ICB, BY POUR DUBIuQ
THE SEASON
Joe Connolly In the PRANK Baker OF the
Boston Club-Others Do
Similar WORK.

The Braves made four more home
runs this season than the Athletics. the
count being 80 20 IS. Joe Connolly
was Bostons Frank Baker. He hit for
the circuit seven times this year.
while the Maryland farmer was clout-
ing for the full distance nine times.
The Boston player. who had the habit
Of inserting his home runs when they
did the most good. was Maranville. The
Rabbit" drove out a quartet of homers.
and each meant victory. The pitchers
who suffered were Vaughn. OF the Cubs:
O'Toole. OF the Pirates.
Baker Is the only player eligible for
the big series who has the distinction
OF polling two four-baggers in the same
game. He did this on June 2s. at the
expense OF Doc Ayers. OF the Senators.
on the same day the Braves played n
double header with the Giants. and in
each section OF the bargain bill Con-
molly hit for the circuit. Joe's first
drive was OF Arthur Fromme. his sec
ond or Christy Mathewson.
Hank Gowdy had n trio Of circuit
smashes gained on Allen. Alexander and
Leon Ames.
Larry Gilbert, OF Boston at one time
this season gave promise OF making a
regular Nravath-Nlc Saier record. The
Milwaukee recruit drove out 1--WE hon.
ers June s and July ,. and then ceased
Fostering the pitchers.
Jimmy Walsh. Of Philadelphia. who
will split his receipts on a $3.50 basis
with Pete Daley. hammered the ball
out OF the lot three times this season
and two Of his drives settled conflicts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
BELLAIRE AND FERRIANS In
GAME OF ERRORS YESTERDAY
xA1rINs rERRx WAS ourcx.AssEp
AZ AsPL1AMTs ron Valley
CEAxRIoNBHIP.
Scores Were Piled Up Quickly ana Eas-
ny By Bsnatrs Team which RaAysd
Good Ball.

In a game replete with errors the Bes-
laire Athletics maintained their title OF
champions Of the Valley at Beilaire yes
terday afternoon by defeating the Mar
tins Ferry Athletics by the overwhelnl-
ing score of 10 to 2 This was the frst
game OF series to be played between
these two teams. but ~ IL doubtful IL
another will be played as the visitors
were not In Beliaire's class.
The contest was probably the longest
that nas ever been played In this vicinity.
The game started promptly at O'Clock
and II was shortly after when the last
Martins Ferry man was retired I'm the
ninth inning. Morgan. who started the
game for Martins Ferry. took all the
time allowed by the umpire before iS-
livering the ball and the three innings
one hour
The Beiiaire lads greatly outcIassed
the visitors. and this was shown in the
hrst inning when Bellaire scored tvn
runs. The Ferrians had a bad attack
OF stage fright from which they failed
70 recover. making miserable errors out
the errors chalked against Beliaire were
made on difficult chances. Madden and
Ford were responsible for a number of
runs scored by Bellatre-
Bsiiairs hit Safely.
Practically every member OF the Bel
laire team hit the ball and a number
for extra bases. The Bellaire players
visitors were unable TO connect with
the ball they scored one run on two
clean hits.
sweeney. n new recruit was on TIE
mound for Bellaire and pitched great
game. allowing the visitors but forr
hits. The lad was also a good hitter
securing a triple and single and two
runs out OF three ZINES at bat The lad
had considerable speed and curves, COM
blncd with good control. had the oppos-
ing batters at his mercy.
Morgan started the game for Martins
Ferry. but was taken out during the
third inning. as the ball was being
pounded TO all corners of the lot. Sfs
hits were secured OF his delivery In less
than three Innings Weidel who reliev-
ed Morgan. pitched a great game and
allowed Bellaire but three hits. This
lad was also "A clever pitcher. but was
given poor support by his teammates.
GILES was the star.
Giles proved 20 be the batting s-ar
OF the game. pounding the pill TO the
centerneid for three bases. bringing IN
three runs. Prysock scored three runs
and did not secure a hit He reached
first twice on errors and twice was hit
by a pitched ball Vanaman was also
there with the club yesterday, securing
three hits and scoring one run. Muilaney
secured a two base hit In the second
scoring Rowie who had reached FIRST on
a hit.
Errors on the part Of the Martins
Ferry inheld netted Bellaire about seven
Of their runs. weidel pitched winning
ball and had he started the game the
outcome Of the game would probably
have been decidedly different
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
BROWNS WIN
Defeat Cardinals IN First Game Sunday
and Tie Second In City Champ
tonshfp Series.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1.-THE ST. Louis
American League team to-day won the
series by defeating the Nationals two
20 nothing In the first game OF a double
header. The second game was tied at
two runs when called on account OF
darkness after the seventh inning. The
last game OF the series IL 20 be played
Tomorrow. but the Browns. with four
games and one lost. have the victory as
sured. Score:
First Dame.
II. II. r.
Americans 20 $4,000 "a Q
Nationals 80 o % 900 0 % ?
Hoch. Baumgardner and Agnew: Doak
and Wingo. Snyder.
Second Game.
Americans ..2O0 5000 "a
Nationals ...1 OO1 90 o.
Neilman and Agnew: Perdue and
Snyder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
SATURDAYS GAMES.

At Wheeling-Moundsvill HIN A.
wheeling High IS.
800. AZ cam ssTon Ferry High o:
Al Bellaire-steubenvIlie High o;
At New MartinsviIle- Bridsepors
High o; Magnolia High II.
At Ithaca-Cornell 81; Carlisle O.
A. Akron-Marietta u; Bechtei !.
Al New Haven-Yaie 20: LeSish ..
At West Potnt-Army Ia; Rutgers O.
Al Hartford-Trinity al: Bowdoin Z.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is; Navy g.
At Crbana. In.-Illinois 81; Indiana o.
At acknowledgements Il; Geneva
At oberlin. o.-Denison 20; oberiin o.
At Carlisle. Pa.-Aibright Z; Dsckin-
At Observation-Disclosures IL. Syracuse
At Ann Arbor-Micnfgan IS: Wander
Al Alliance. o.-MOunt Union a.: HI
Al Athens. o.-ohio University g; MfS
At chicago-chicago IS: Northwestern
A. arthmore-swarthmore .: Buck
At wInimstown-Dartmouth 81; wn-
:, AZ Madison. wis.-wisconsin IS;
At Moreantown-w. V. U. 10: Beth
any College o.
At Lafayette. Ind-Purdue 2s; wes-
tern Reserve o.
At Buckhannon-West Virginia Wes-
leyan 80, Marshall o.
Al Cafhbridge-Harvard 10: washing
ton and Jefferson ?.
At state College Pa-Pennsyfvanfa
State IS. Gettysburg o.
At Philade enthusiastically OF Penn
sylvania o, Agricultural 0.
At Hamilton. \. Y.-corga,e IS: Mas
sachusetts Agricultural 0.
At Lancaster. Pa.-Franklin and Mar
shall 3. Lebanon Valley 0.
At Delaware. O-ohio Wesleyan IL;
University OF Cincinnati Z.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
vIaILAHrs VIE

met defeat at the hands Of the viEilant
eleven. OF Martins Ferry, on the Twenty-
sixth street grounds Beliaire Yesterday
afternoon the score being ~ TO o. Beams
and Callahan scored the touchdowns for
the Nigilants and Watson kicked one
goal Bemmington Of the vigilAnta
starred with a nifty yard dash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
MOUND crrx's LOSE

The Mound City eleven OF Moundsvnls
20 Martins ~ -. Sors
Of that city. on the mill field BY the
score Of 20 o. The game was featured
by the fast all around playing OF the
Mound CityH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
SEE THE GAME
MANY mass nan Pans visit MARIE, Audi-
forum 20 See worlds Series
Games Playsd ~ Eisotrscity.

While the Second game 81 the worlds
Series vas being played Saturday after
noon. fully 1900 persons watched eager
~ ire returns made uunn the mammoth
electric score board On the Market Audi
forum. They watched eagerly The little
green. red or white fFhta a. they au-
pcarcd uuon the hoard. showing how the
bail was helms played or how the play
crs were Eoiur They chfored o. gowdv
OF Deal appeared 90 bat and for various
individual plays. ~ was a real crowd Of
fans. To-day again the game will b.
played on the board shortly following
the play ~ Fcnway park IN Boston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
NUMBER OF BALLS
PITCHED IN GAMES.

In the FIRST game Of the Worlds
Series, between the Boston Braves
and philadelphia Athletics a. well
AZ In the second. the Boston twiri-
ers found ~ unnecessary 20 pitch a.
many balls ne their opponents. The
names % Pitchers and number OF
balls pitched, follows:
Rtrst 0ams.
Rudolph Render Wyckon
rs ~ taq
'This was for I'VE and one-third
innings
third innings
A. opposed 90 Bender. Rudofph
pitched rs balls 20 his opponents III.
Second Game.
James PLANK
- f3i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

TWO base hits-SchanR Deal Sacri-
nee hlt-Maranville. Stolen baseF-i
Deal 90. Barry. Double piay-Nfaran-
VILE 70 schmidt. Left on bases-Boston
II; philadelphia I. First base on halls
on James OF Plank 4. First base
on errors-Bos'on !. Hit by pitcher
BY Plank tMaranvilie) struck out
by James = by Plank 8. Urnpires-At
plate-liildehrand. on ba ses BYRON. left
Held Klein. right field. Dineen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
PETE KNISELY
WINS A GAME
as PINCH HITTER. DROVE IN RUN
THAT TIED SCORE THAT ne
SUITED IN VICTORY.
In Post Season Series of Chicago ma
uonAls and Amertoans-9ams
Was q Thriller.

CHICAGO. Oct. lI.-Peter KniseIy.
minor league recruit called upon to bat
i'm a pinch delivered to-day. tied the
score and enabled the Chicago Nationals
to defeat the Chicago Americans in the
fourth game OF the city championship
series. TO 3. The. game went ten In
nings and was thriller from start to
finish. The standing of the clubs in
games As now: Americans. /: Nationals.
,. Score: r. ii. T..
Nationals 30 100000 80 2
and Bresnahan.
Peter Knisely Will he remembered by
local base ball fans "a one of the Stogie
crew under biz Phillips. when the
wheeling team was in the Central Lea
que.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
GUS ZEIGLER TO
COACH W. Y. U.
HAS BEEN SECURED TO p1Rrcr
WORK or FOOTBALL SQUAD
THIS SEASON
wan Relieve Coach 1dstEger who is
Leg-zeigier Well Known.

special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
MORGANTOWN ". Va. oct. Ii
Following conference between Coach
Sol MetzEer and West Virginia's athiettr
committee Coach MetxRer announced
that Gus Ieiglor All-American guard in
1907, and who played on pcnnsyivania
teams during the years nineteen three.
-FOUR. hVe and seven. would arrive here
Tomorrow morning 90 take the coach
ms ~ the varsity eleven. Zeigler has
In country wide reputation both a. "a
player and Instructor and since LEAVING
Iennsylvnnin. has coached the famfaa
ihllliur-ENctcr academy team ana Mere
erfhurr cleveus LoiFlcr was head line
coach ~ Pennsylvania last fall and b.
nov IoCatcd Do philadelphia. whore h. BE-
ENGAGED in business lie will take On
tho work whore Coach Metxfer left On
and the latter Will design the plays ana
direct the work from his sick chanlher
in The citV hospital The coach received
over ono hundred callers to-day and HE
room ia n bower ~ flowers. re rerefv-
- scores ~ telerramH and letters from
all over the country to-day expressing
sympathy ana hoping for an early re-
cuFerY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
WORLDS SERIES
FACTS FOR FANS.

ANDTS - Braves have won
two, Athletics have lost two
TTME or 0AME-Tvo O'Clock a.
Fenway Park. BOSTON. home Of uoa-
ton Red Sox, privilege having been
SVEN 20 the Braves % play there be-
cause seating capacity g. greater
than ~ The nravea home park.
RAonAnLE PITCHBRs-Tvfer or
Rudolph for the Braves. nrensier or
BENDER Tor the Athletics
UMPIRE ron IKE BERTEs-
National League. william KLEIN and
william yron. American League.
Charles Hildebrand and William Din
STATING oAPAcrrY-At shbe
Park. Philadelphia. about IS 900. NJ
DTsrRrsUr1oH or MoEEr@Ss-
uonai Commission. 10 per cent ~
gross total Players share in first
four Tamea. taking 90 per cent 81
The balance. while the owners get
80 per cent owners take entire 70.
ceipts after nrst four rnneu ieas fhe
10 per cent Of the National Commis-
FTouRBs ron Isia-ro,ai paid
ATTENDANCE Tor I'VE Famee. $4,000
Total rec,s,ipts ior I've Faues, t11i.-
four gamea. sta6.2sff9. each club
AI0.f09 ft National Coumisrlon.
t12. fa75t The Athletics each earned
49, ~ Ihe Giantg. tllGf % each
PLAYERB ELforBLn - philadsi-
rhiaaaCrnnle Mack. MANAGER. Baker
barry. Hender. Hrcaslor Bush col
lins. c0omhs Davies Davis Kouf
lam MrAvoV. Mcrnufa. MuruhF
pldrlnr reunurk. Thompson. Walsh
Wvefon and stawter
BOSTON -fieOrge gfnlflnra. mar.
seer. Gather. cocrehsrn conn9ffv
Cottreu. Crutcher Davis Deal Da.
wore. nuFcV. Tvers Gilbert. goufv.
Ncsa. lanes W1ranrlfle Mann Mar.
un. Mitchell Moran Rudolph SCH.
midi Smith. Tyler WHALING whit.
fed and strand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12
LOCAL HIGH WINS

In game devoid Of everything except
mud and slow foot ball wheeling Hin
defeated Moundsviile HiRh Saturday on
the Island grounds. Goetxc stewart and
Ritz cNcellcd for the locals. while pofn-
dexter was the only consistent ground
gamer FOR Moundsviile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

Mrs stuyveeant Fish. Of Newport
says mat hereafter she will wear only
made gowns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

Divorces constitute sevene iehta Of
legal business In Iowa courts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

Bcllairc iiirh kcpt NJ her winning
streak saturday by defeating the ateu-
heuNilie High school. 81 20 q. The ganne
was EASILY hellaire'e from the start de-
spite The lact that two substitutes were
tn the hackucId