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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-14
BURNS AND LEWIS LEAD
MAJOR LEAGUE WALLPAPERS
Each Has Come Across With. Three
Solid Blows That Has Cleaned
Up Bases.
HoMEns MADE OFF RAGAN
Twirler Has Been Located for Circuit
SniaskcS With All HnSSockS Load
cd-Rccord or Year and Pitchers
in the Spotlight.

Two Gcorges-CicorGe Burns, OF the
Giants. and George Edward Lewis. OF
the Red SoX-are setting the pace in
the major leagues this season in pro-
ducinsl Clcan-up wallops. the New
Yorker having made "a late start in
annoying the artillcriSts. Each subur-
banitc has thrice come through during,
1914 with three solid blows that have
cmp;icd til" bases OF their three run
neES. Lewis got the first OF his rcson-
ant rapa on April ~ in the game with
Washington. Ayers pitching: his Sec
end on Jun" in the same with Clcvc-
land. bowman pitching, and his third
on July - in the game with CleVela nd
GrcaE pitching. I-cwis's first and sec
Ond cleanup blows we're doubles: his
third. It cripple.
Burns has specialized in three IL: -
gers when thc occasion arrived to
empty the bases. m having made three
hits OF this Kind in space of sixteen
days. The Giants fins; cleanup triple
WAS made OFF $alle". OF ST. Louis. OF
August u. and gave New York a vic
tory by IL score of :: to >. the Cards be
ing i'm front 1" q before tile hit was
manufactured. Five days later with
the Pirates having u ihree-run lead.
iurns went 10 bat in tic eighth when
Grant. Hcschcr ana DOYLE We're on the
hassocks. and they all dire came off
As Il result OF TIE ~. Jpnit:iNlilc boy =
clout Oft Sob Harmon New York won
This game I To 3 Eurns's third triple
when there we're three on. cropped up
il the third frame Of the Cuh-Ciiant
controversy on August -. Chicago,
with Charley Smith in the box, then
lca<ling by run. When the inning
was over the score was 10 in New
Works favor, and when the game was
finished the Giants were ahead, . to >
PREVIOUS to the time he made his
needed three Dagger OF Sallcc. Burns
never had been able 10 inScrt 4 clean
mp smash into National League contest.
Players who have twi sent three
men scurrying plateward by making
singles, doubles triples or homcrs are
iris Speaker. OF the Rcd SoX: IIcinie
Zimmerman. OF the Cubs: Roger Peck
of tho Supcrhas. The Chalmers car
winner of 1912 got q double off Plank
of Philadelphia, that enabled the Speed
Boys to tie the MackmCu and escape
defeat. and triple of Oldham, OF De-
troit, that meant a win. One OF Xim-
mcrman's timely drives was II four
Dagger of kason, OF Brooklyn. that
gave the cubs a win. Hagon is the
only major league twiiier who has
been located twice for four furlong
smashcs when all the hassocks had
occupants. He also has permitted n
triple under such circumstances
The cleanup wallops of the year
and tho pitchers off whom they were
made are as follows:
Red SOY.
Lcwis-Douhlcs OF Ayers. Washing
ton, and bowman, Cleveland, aud tri-
pic or Gregg, Cleveland.
Speaker Double OF Plank. I'i,iladci-
phia. and triple on oldham, Detroit.
Continued on sixth PagcD
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LEWIS AND COSTELLO
READY FOR HARD BOUT
Moth Grnppicrs In Fine Condition. and
Promise GrueilinG Mat Struggle
AT BrOnd street Park.

with toe and stranGlc holds barred.
and rough tactics under police ban. Ed
Lewis. the Kentucky srapplcr. Will de-
fcnd his hardly won heavyweight title
against Gus Costello, the Belgian
giant, at Broad Street Park tonight.
The bout will begin at S:45 o'clock,
following n short preliminary.
Followers of the wrestling game will
have an opportunity to sec Il true cX-
hibition of the mat same. with science
and speed pittcd against Drawn and
skill. Lewis is one Of the fastest men
in the business, possesses considerable
science. and has learned something
from every match staged here. His
opponent is a veritable giant, tipping
the scales ut $50 pounds, and has been
in the wrastllng game long enough to
learn all its wrinkles. He has bcsted
such men as Wcstergaard. Sandeles,
caasieu and Roucnard. and wrestled
Xbysxko. the big Polish champion, to
"A ninet minute draw.
Both men are said to be on edge for
the match. and will go on the mat
primed to 70 the entire journey. Tho
Eelgian is noted for his rough tactics,
hut has been warned by the county po-
lice that they will not be tolerated
hero. Lewis. who is no novice at the
strong arm work, has agreed that the
strange hold be barred. and the au-
lhoritics have added to the list the
truel and dangerous toe hold
The two grapplers have been putting
in some heavy training all week. Cos
tello met Roller last week at Roanoke.
but was disqualified, and has been in
town several days to complete his
training for the bout with Lewis.
Tho Kentuckian. who keeps I'm great
shape continually, has been doing cx-
ira work, and Is said TO he lit as II
riddle. Both men were out at practice
with the Richmond and Roanoke teams
Friday
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Major Leagues
Baseball Review

NEW YORK, Scptcmhn" l3-Eoston
clinchcd It's grip on FIRST place in the
National League race last week. and
now holds the lead by an even two
game margin over New York
The EraVcs defeated the Giants two
games in three. and won enough adj =
ditional games from philadelphin to
bring their playing; rate for the week
up To the .60G PERCENTAGE point.
while the Giants. losing five out OF
ninc, were playing only at n .A4i clip.
The Giants chances OF regaining lost
ground seem poor. unless their pitch
ers do much better work. Maruuard
has failed 10 win even one of his last
ten games. and Dcmarcc has been Of
little use all scason. Tyler, Of Eoston.
WAS hit hard his last time out but
James and fudolphs are pitching well.
Win" Davis, recruit. seems to he a
find that Will help the pcnnant chances
OF SCllinSS's men apDrcciahly.
st. Louis and Chicago are having II
-pfctt% struggle for third place. with
the advantage on the side of the Car
dnals. Their double victory over Gin
cinnat! to-day put them within two and
half games of the Giants. The Cubs
are still one game 10 the rear
Boston cut into l'hiladclphia'S lead
in the American League race last week.
hut The Red SoX still are seven and Il
half games from the worlds cham
DiOnS.
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Especial To The Times DISPATCH
HARRtSONBCRG. VA, September IL.
The fiarrisonburg High School. al
ready noted for it's high standard. has
added w. $. iundley. OF the Danvillc
High School, to its faculty. Mr.. IIund =
ley, who tx a graduate Of Hampton
sidney. aud student of the University
of Virginia and also Columbia Univcr-
sity. New York, will have charge of
the department OF science.
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STANDING or TEAMS.
New YORK; at Philadelphia.
tI'yo Snmrs.b
81. Louis AT Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
BrOultlyn Mt Huston

CHICAGO, September i3.-Schulte's
home run drive into the right field
bleachcrs. sending Zimmerman in ahead
of him, broke up 4 tight pitching due!
between Cheney and Harmon this ar
tcrnoou. the cubs beating the Pirates
to @.
only one I'ittsburger. Wagner. who
doubled in the seventh. reached third
hasc. Both pitchers we're In great form
cheney allowing hut three hits ana
iiarmon four. three OF Tie Latter com.
inS in the fatal seventh. Scoics:
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American Association.

VI Cleveland: Louisville. I. Cleve-
land, |.
At Columbus. Columbus, g. Indianap-
oils. first Game).
At Columbus: Columbus. :: lndianap-
oils. | lsecoiId gamcl.
At milwaukee,: Milwaukee, 6. ST..
Paul. = thrst SancJ.
At Milwaukee: Milwaukee. = st.
raul. . tSccond game).
y, Kansas City: Kansas City-Afil-
Nauicc, rain
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STANDING or TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philadelphia at New York.
Detroit ut Cleveland.
Chicago ut st. Louis.

full ninth inning batting rally after two
were out. scored four Detroit runs. and
beat the White SoX. to s. today.
Cobb singled, Crawford followed suit:
Ncach's hit to right went past Roth for
double, scoring Cobb and Crawford
i!urnss single to left went between
Denmitt's legs. Ncach counting and
MoriaritN's single tailed I:urns.
Up to the ninth Benz had allowed but
three widclL separAlcd bin%les. Scores:
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NEW YORK september Is Ray
caldwell, whose status h,, been much
up In the AIR since he leIt the Yankees.
seems to lac definitely established q.
Hast Richard carroll. on" OF She Ell j.
cars Of the Buffalo Federal i..arue club.
announces that Tho pitcher had signed
Ia contract with his team for next yenr.
II was reported some time ago that
caldwell had bound himself TO III.
FcdcralS, but tho owners Of the Buf-
fal" club refused I" confirm the report.
Frank Farrell. owner OF chc Yauks.
Says that the star pitcher t. under an
Iircu-cl clad contract which does not con
|i;iu the tcu-dny clause ana that he
|rill compel him To PLAY out the -rason
| lie can iind the whereabouts 81 the
pitcher. /, also is possible That tie
Kew York American League may sue
tho Eunalo i'cdcrals for conspiracy.
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HEHZOG RECEIVES SILVER

CINCINNATI. -. September l"-Si.
Louis won both cnrs Of "a double header
from Cincinnati. this afternoon The
0rst contest resulted. to 3. and the
second. 20 - Both games were hoUy
contested. Horzog and Kill!fcr were
pun oTt Of tho game for disputing
decisions iI"r1og was presented with
q. valuable chest OF silver. the gift ~
fans "f ;hls cily and vicinity. Scores.
FIRST GAME.
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international I.cncuc.

NJ Newark Newark. 3; Providence.
Cirst gdmc).
Al Newark; Providence. :; Newark,
Second Eamc).
At Jersey CITY: Jersey CITY, u: Balti-
more. j tiirst gamc).
AZ Jersey city: Jersey City. : +; Balti-
more, tsccond same).
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GAMES AT PHILADELPHIA

What days 10 The American and
National League teams play in rhila-
die lphia. and what teams do they play
line balance OF the season"
THOMAS y. SCHEAEiN.
Warrcnton. y. g.
Tho Philadelphia Americans play
washington October : and :. and New
t. ork october =. and In Philado iphia.
rho Philadelphia Nationals play tho
following teams AZ home: New York.
10. pittsburgh. Scptcmbc.
Iii-lS. -. Louis. September lS-22; Chi
leago Scptcmbcr 22-25; Cincinnati. Sep
itcmbcr $500 Brooklyn, September so
ID, .ripb,r I
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Southern Asancintinn,

st Memphis: Mobile. .; Memphis. o
UirSt game).
At Memphis; Mobile. .; Memphis,
tsecond Eamc).
At Nashville Nashville. c; New Or
leans, ).
No others scheduled.
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COBB STARTS A NINTH
INNING BATTING RALLY
Tigers Score -Four Runs After Two
Men Had Been Retired, and Take
Game From White Son.
CLEVELAND MAPS WIN AID TIE
Mitchell Blanks the Browns in Open
cr-Nightcap Called AT End of
Eighth to Allow Players Time to
Catch Train.
American League Results
NETHERLANDS SCORES.

Detroit. {; Chicago. ..
Cleveland. -; st. LouiS. ,hrst
;-ancb.
Cleveland. =; 81. Louis, . tsccOnd
Enn,c. called in eighth inninSt.
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- Louis ...:............o 100000 90
N4''''h u ~ y q O.
summary: Error-Wambs gauss Two-basc
n.t,PF%tt. Sacrifice hits-Chapman. Mitchell.
stolen haseS-Gruncy, jackson. Turner Chan
man, I.c:h0ld Bases on balls-ofC EnumrnrJ-
n"r - OF Mitchell = Struck out-by baum
niros, Evans and SnnrIhau -
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MATTY AND TESREAU
MAKE OFFER TO M'GRAW
VIII Fitch Every Third Day Ia Land
Giants In Top I'Iacc--Caid,vcll
to Join BufrniO Feds.

PHILADELPHIA. September Ia
Realizing that something must h" done
quickly II The Giants are I" overcome
! tho hrRYcs' two game lead, christopher
Ma;h.wHon .,ud Charles A. Tcsreat
called upon John McGrgw to-day ana
offered I" pitch every third day from
| now until the cnd OF the season. They
| have been working on AN average ~
| cv"ry FORTH day, rlSht along. bat both
told ,ho tnanag@r they are perfectly
willing 70 shoulder til. extra work II
! he thinks II viii help the Giants 10
/ climb TO the TOP.
Demarcc and MarQua-d arc going too
lIoorly TO he depended upon Al "a tim.
lliEe this. when every game counts for
80 much.
| Whether McGraw viii accept this
propositiou not be said now. for hc
has not iuadr up his mind. but it Shows
HOW anxious the players are 20 get
into another worh series. Tho pitchers
| rcali2c IL is up 20 lhcm TO get busy.
and sct busy Quickly, or 1t Will lie too
Hate, ana the Braves viii wander into
the dutuinnaI miN-up with the Atm
Iictics.
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summary: Erro--Chapman. rwo-b.st hits
teih"id, i.aj"ie. Three base hi:-oirauey.
S'Hcri"cr hita-Cnnpm:in. shottnn. Stolen
bases, irnncy go. Williams. Lcagy 90 bases
an halis-of coUmhr. struck nuI Tx.
James. - 10y Courh- .. Time l:Gs irm-
pires. Evans and Sheridan
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cincinnati .... oO0o,o . d-s
:, Louis -....-........... ......9 > i q
summary; Errors BcrghdInmer Wlngo.
Ret, 80. Twc-hase hits-Groh Douglass.
T.. Miller Wilson. stolen bascs-Wilson,
Niueo. Double piay-Gr7h Gonzales 10
iierleG- Saor!nce hit>Gonzales. Bases on
hu,i--oG poak. ,. OF Douglass. ,. H:t by
pitcher iiu&riEs. struck oUt-by Doak. g..
hy Douglass. .. Passed h"ll-tionzales. VITA
ptci-Dougla Time. 2:'. Umpircs, o'Con-
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ANDREW MILLER HAS
RETIRED R0AMER
Successful rhrce-Yenr- OLD HAT Won
Purses AEXrcguting SiG,uO0H tDur-


NEW YORK. September IS -Roarncs2
has probably been seen in action for
the last time this season, for after his
victory III the Municipal Handicap his
owner. Andrew Miller. stated that the
champion three -year-old Of the year
would bc retired until next season.
His record this esason mas been A
great one. lie has met defeat only
thrc" times, twice at Belmont Park.
which was before ne had rounded III
his present phenomenal form. and once
NJ Empire, where lie was endcaVoriuc
30 give away Il lot OF weight to older
horses His total winnings in the aG
crcSatc for the year will reach more
than Sic. 600. and he has won nine out
OF twelve starts.
The five day meeting at Empire City.
scheduled for September - IS, -. -
and %, viii attract quite Il Eow hourscs
that arc now racing at belmont Park.
The book for the conditions for the
five days racing was dist ybutcd amonC
the horScmcn ana shows a daily purse
Offering Of $4,000. there being no purse
less Cham Si00 offered al the mceting.
The payment OF purses has been tulls
guaranteed by the citizens committee,
which has deposited $4,000 In 3 f0nk-
ers' bank. and has i signed statement
from am Official OF that institution stat
ing that the money has been deposited
for the payment OF purses.
This fact alone shows that al, purses
won by horscmcn viii he promptly paid
and viii account for many horscnen
racing there.
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SCHUlTz's HOME RUN
DRIVE WINS FOR Cubs
Sends Zimmerman Across and Aids
Cheney To Score Victory
Over Harmon.
CARDINALS TRIM THE REDS
Take Two Games, each by n One
Run Margin - pcrtIne Knock cd
Only Three Hits.
CARDINALS TRIM THE REDS
National League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES

chicago. =; Pittsburgh, q.
~. Louis, &; cincinnati, :. tfrst
EaEicj.
t-nnrb.
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Score ny innings. r.
cincinnati Observation-Disclosures - ~ " -
81 Louis q = @ . l.:
summary; Errors- Der ghamincr. kellogg.
NtnSo Two-hase it-Danic!s. Sacrifice hit
e!l"SS, Bases ba!!S-ofi Perjlu", . of
*c!ce. :. on Schneider !. Hit by Pitcher
i. Miller. Struck out-by Schneider, ): by
Sal!ec, g Passed bal!-Ciarke. Time. -.
Empires Eason and O'C"nnor.
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Total, SO - % Total, 81 - = IS
'Bsttrd FOR kellogg IN seven,h.
u tied TO- 'irunam !n ninth.
:3zttet !or Douglass in ninth
score ny Innings, 4
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FIRST GAME


-Eattcd for Williams in ninth
fS"tted FOR Baumgardner In ninth.
Score nv inninrs. ,
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Opportunc Hitting Gives Chicago First
f'ane-hndcr>on'> WiIdncss CnuSc
Loss of NiSiitcup.
Federal League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Chicago, I: Buffalo. q tnrSt camel
tnicni.o, :; Buffalo. = lSccund
SI.isi.
STANDING or TEAMS.

WHERE THEY rI.iN TODAY.
indianapolis at Eroukiyn
itanNaa City nt baltimore.
Chicago ut Pittsburgh.
81. Louis at Buffalo
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SECOSD GAME.


Eai;cd for NinElinS In ninth.
Tran FOR Clarke iu ninth
Bate! for SChne!ic- in ninth.
SSOr. by innings
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-29

The city of Washington is trying
to close its houses of disrepute and
public spirited people there are try
ing to aid by providing honest work
for the inmates at wages that will
at least provide board and clothes.
interest in other cities. It has al
ready started anew the discussion as
to how far wages affect the vice sit
uation. 1t has been urged with much
force and feeling that it is low wages
paid to girls that drives them to Il
life of shame. This may be true In
few cases, but the number is negli-
gible. Many times more frequently
1t is due to the low wages paid the
parents OF the girls rather
than the earnings of the
girls themselves. When the in
come of the head of the family
Is not sufficient to support 4 real
home. the neglected children OF that
home are often found in the ranks
of the criminals and prostitutes. 1t
isn't always low wages. even more
frequently it is wasted wages spent
in drink and dissipation. IN labor
ing for social justice and civic bet
terment we do not take enough ac-
count of heredity. AS John Plough
man. used to say You may bend the
sapling, but not the tee The great
est benefactor OF the human race is
he who does the most for the welfare
OF his grandchildren.
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LIKE POISON IS THE
GAS Of INDIGESTION
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor O.
Clears Gas Out Quickly.

Thousands Of distressed persons vii
go back to using castor oil now tha'
it is tasteless.
There is nothing like Kellogg's Taste
less Castor Oil to clear out the Inner
man." II Is a relief for The pain an5
bloating of gas.
Kellcgg's Tasteless Castor OIL Is {
new and remarkable discovery. Ths
Hauseous taste and smell are taker
out, but nothing else. It's all OF the
oil, but none of the taste. and so well
purified that it acts better. without
gripping. and does not upset TIE st0m
acb. Children take it readily.
Women and workers indoors find
Kellogg's TasteleSs Castor Oil a quicl
reEa # from the distress of poor di
res;ion. ald It Is a perfect laxative
Kcl ogg's Is not mixed or favored, JUS
i true, tasteess castor oil.
isk for Kellogg's Tasteless Casio.
Oh at any drug store. Not sold il
bulk, but in 25c or SOC bottles. trade
marked with a green castor leaf bear
ing the signature. Kellogg's. Mad,
only by Spencer kellogg & Sons. Inc.
Buffalo, n. Y, redners Of vegetable
oils.
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MYSTERY OF THE SALMON.
Their Annual Mad Rushes and Death
After Spawning.

ifClF AIlUOdi MEI I1hOtlCo dI1 GSdhn
After Spawning.
The worlds greatest salmon runs are
to be found along the shores of the
north Pacific ocean. in the states of
Washington. Oregon and California,
the province Of British Columbia and
Alaska. on the American side, and 81
IBERIA and Japan ON the Asiatic side.
SO far. However, but few salmon have
been canned on the Asiatic side.
To one who has never witnessed
these annual runs it is almost an i'm
possibility 10 convey an adequate i'm
preston of the countless numbers of
fish that swim in from the sea in the
late spring and summer, all imbued
with the same deSire-to gain suitable
grounds in the upper reaches of the
rivers. some Of which are from 1900 to
$500 miles in length, where they may
perpetuate the species.
No obstacle appears too great TO be
surmouuted In this feverish rush
Jumping falls. shooting rapids. dodg-
Ing nets. bears. birds. mink. otter and
other enemies. fighting with other
males, whom the near approach Of the
breeding season renders especially saw
age-all these are taken as a matter of
course.
And yet one sometimes wonders if
she heroic struggle IS worthily repaid.
for the moment Of victory is also that
OF death as. sad to relate. these
valiant voyagers can breed but once
and then must die. their wasted bodies.
which have received no Dourishmeat
since leaving salt water. becoming the
prey OF any proving bear or carrion
bird which may chance upon them
Why these fish should all die after
spawning still remains one of the great
unsolved mysteries of the scientific
world Wide World Magazine.
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ments but they failed to help me so took
two bottles of blood purifier but got no
help. The trouble had lasted about two
months. | then thought ! would try Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment After using the
Cuticura Soap and Ointment week my
eczema began TO heal. ! washed the eczema
with the Cuticura Soap and then put on
the Cutcura Ointment one cake of Cuti-
cura Soap and one box Of Cuticura Oint-
ment cured me and at the end of five weeks
] did not have scar" lSigned) Miss
Mabel Gilman. May 2, 1913.
1t costs nothing to learn how pure. sweet
effective and satisfying Cuticura Soap and
Ointment are In the treatment of poor COM
plexions, red rough hands. itching scalps
dandruif dry, thin and falling hair, because
you need not buy them until you try them
Cuticura Soap 25c and Cuticura Ointment
SOC. are sold everywhere. Liberal sample OF
each mailed free. with 32-p. Skin Book Al
dress postcard Cuticura, Dept. r. Boston.
n5-Aien who shave and shampoo with Gu
ticura Soap win hnd it best Tor skin and scalp.
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GOES TO ITALY FOR WITNESS
Sheriff Tracy Starts on 5000 Mile
Trip to Summon prlmavera

Sheriff Tracy Starts on 5000 Mile
Trip to Summon Primavera
Montpelier, Jan. 2S.-Sheriff Frank
ii. Tracy left. today for New York
from which city he sails Friday for
Italy on an 5000 mile journey to sum
mon Aiphonse Pflmavera as a Wit
ness in the Turley Murder case
which will again be taken up in
Washington County court in March
John Turley was convicted OF man
slaughter and sentenced to life i'm
prisonmenJ for killing John McCau-
ley at Grauiteyilie, July II, 1911.
Primayera was one Of the principal
witnesses for the state and it was mis-
statement, made in jail and admitted
as evidence. that reversed the case
at the October sitting of the Su-
preme cout. Primavera took his
family back to Italy last fall.
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The moralists have failed 10 stop
the tango and other new dances. The
more the clergy rage the more do
their people imagine vain thing.
Yet what the moralists have failed to
do may be brought about by the
mortuary records. There has been
an alarming increase in the number
of deaths from heart disease not only
among the middle aged but among
the young. Medical authorities have
come to the conclusion that this in
crease is mostly due to the physical
strain of the new dances on people
not in the habit of taking much eX-
ercise. Men who want to dance the
tango should take preliminary
course in saving wood while for wo-
mon housework. shaking rugs and
taking care of the furnace is recon-
mended.