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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-11
BUCKEYES JOIN
TEAMS IN LEAD
Four of A. S. NJ. Five's Battle
for First Place With Per-
feet Score.
A. S. M. LEAGUE.

The Buckeyes had too much class
for the Hoosier five Saturday and an
nexed all three from that team put
tin the Buckeyes in a tie for the lead
ership of the league with three other
teams. Haner of the winners took
high score 2OS in his first game JEFF
fries, his teammate, went him 4
pins to the good for high total with
497.
The Seeders also went into the
charmed circle by taking all three
from the Empire five. John Ulrich
proved the best bowler of this series,
getting high score of 1873 in his first
game and totalng high with 473.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-11
DICK KINNEY SIGNS
nine FOR RICHMOND

have the team practically signed
up said Dick Kenney, manager of the
local baseball team, but because of
the efforts being made by several
sem1-pro teams to get on to the men
l am after, l think it bes: not to give
their names until later.
Several of the players have been
in fast company, but will remain in
Cincinnati the coming season, and if
everything goes according to plans I
have mapped out, Richmond will be
represented by the fastest team that
has ever graced a local field"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-11
Dope Fiend's
Smoke Clouds
The largest crowd Of the season is
expected to attend the games tonight

The largest crowd of the season is
expected to attend the games tonight.
'Tacks" Bradfield was this morning
awarded to the Quigley outfit md will
be seen at first rush for his team
hereafter.
Wonder who'll be the best rider to-
night.
The highest bowling score made by
a two man team in Richmond was
posted Saturday at the City Alleys
when lockwood md King to.aled 1860
This is 1O1 pins better than Owen and
Sutton made at the Bowling Congress
IN 1912 when they totaled 1853 and re-
ceived for their efforts $475. Ray Mil
Ter, manager of the City all.ys. wants
these two to enter the next tourna-
ment which will be held some time
mis- spring.
Muncie High could beat the local
nigh but when the 'Y" team Of that
place attempted to do the sane to the
local "Y" team it found that it had
tackled the wrong team.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-11
GIVES FIRST EXAMS

Regular spring civil service exami-
nations will start this month under
the direction of l.. A. Handley, civil
service examiner for this district The
first examination is scheduled for to-
morrow. 1t is that Of telegraph and
telepL one inspector The position pays
from 81 200 to 1900 according to the
efficiency of the candidate.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-11
NOHR ST|FFENS WORK
High School Coach Prepares
For Winchester.

High school basketball team plays
a return game with Winchester Fri
day at Winchester. and Is expecting
much harder battle than in the first
game played in the Coliseum. Win
chester is said to have improved Won
derfully since that time, and is tigur-
ing on defeating the locals. Harder
and more work will be dished out to
the men in practice this week by
Coach Nohr, who was very much dis
appointed that his team could not take
Muncie.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-11
JEFFRIES REFUTES
WILLARD CONTRACT

LOS ANGELES, Jan. Thames J.
Jeffries today denied that he had sign
ed to train Jess Willard tor the March
ring event scheduled for Juarez, Mex.
Il have made no arrangements what
ever to handle Willard, but it won't
do any harm to say that l will con-
slider an offer to take care of Jess"
said Jeffries. ut may be that John
son has gone back and trar Jess will
be lucky enough to win the heavy
weight title. l sincerely hope So"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-11
MASONIC CALENDAR

Monday-R Commandery,
No. 4, K. T. Special conclave; worth
in Red Cross degree.
Observation-Disclosures Lodge, No. 1856.
F. and A. M. Called meeting; work
in the Master Mason degree.
Wednesday-Webb Lodge, No. "a,
F. and A. NJ. Called meeting. Work
in the Master Mason degree.
Friday-King Solomon's Chapter,
n, 4, r. A. M. Called meeting
Wor.. in Mark Master degree.
Saturday-Loyal Chapter, No. 49,.
O. E. S. Stated meeting
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-11
Greeks Array Full Strength
to Send Ted Lewis and
Rollers Back to Capital
Defeated.
POLO OFFERING.
Greeks VS.. Indianapolis.
Polo
Earlham
Y.M.C.A.

Two good games are scheduled for
tonight at the Coliseum when the
Smokes and Quigleys come together
for the first game. while the Greeks
will hook up with the speedy five hail
ing from indianapolis, with Ted Lewis
as the visiting teams head.
indianapolis players have been try
Ing all season to schedule a game with
the local team and from past form to-
gether will give better account Of
themselves by far than either Elwood
or Muncie, both of whom played here
this season with disa strous results to
them. The Greeks. while acknowledge
Ing the strength of the visiting team,
will nevertheless play their hardest
and will make Ted Lewis and his crew
work their hardest to bag the game.
All the local players are in pretty fair
form. This game will be called imme-
dlately following the first game.
good lively argument should re-
suit when the Smokes and Quigleys
get together in the curtain raiser be-
cause of the rivalry existing between
the two teams. This game will be
called at 1870 o'clock prompt.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-11
OPPOSE MATCH.

KENOSHA, Wis, Jan. 11.-Popular
protest against the appearance Of the
colored boxers, Sam Langford and
Sam MceVa, in a ten-round bout in
this city has taken effect. The bout
will not be held, according to Pro-
moter Tully.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-11
JESSE CONWAY RE.WEDS.
[BY LCASED WIRE.l

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Conway were reunited in mar
-iage in the Marble Collegiate church.
rwenty-ninth street and Fifth avenue,
sy the Rev. Peter Millikan. They
we're attended by Mr.. John Craig Ham
mond and Mrs. John Dochney.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-11
JONES GETS BUSY.

Jones, manager Of the ST. Louis Feds,
will leave Portland Tuesday night for
St. Louis to begin active preparations
for the 1915 campaign. Il had not in
tended to go east for a month" said
Jones, but the owners CT the club
have asked me to take charge imme-
diately."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-11
EMPIRES VS.. SEEDLINGS.

Fresh supply Mrs. Austin's Bag
Buckwheat now on hand at your gro
GERS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-11
M uncie.
NOTICE TO SKATERS

Commencing this week there will be
Skating on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Polo, City League. Thursday night.
Richmond Athletic Association.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-11
Submarine Wonders on the Screen

Submarine Wonders on the screen.
The Williamson expedition subma.
rine pictures, which may be safely
called the most remarkable motion
pictures ever made, will be the at
traction at the Gennett Thursday Fri
day and Saturday. They come direct
from the Smithsonian Institution in
Washington, where they were seen by
scientists, persons prominent in dip
lomatic circles and noted army and
navy men, all Of whom were amazed
and charmed by the marvellous panor-
anna of life below the sea and the
beautiful coral caves in the subma-
rine gardens of the West Indies.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-11
Theatrical Notes
Promises Of the Press Agent.
At the Murray.

The Oscar F. Cook Stock company
will begin it's third week at the Muir
ray theatre tonight with perform
ance Of "a Man of the Hour" Mr..
Cook promises the theatre goers Of
Richmond a play that is entirely new
at popular prices. Between the acts
there will be a number Of new vaude-
Vile acts by Cecil Wood Clarendon,
Howard r. Wysong and I.orin Grimes.
The popular Dick Maddox will have a
number of new and original songs.
Matinees for this week will be on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. To
morrow will be silver spoon matinee
for ladies'.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-11
DoNAvAN HAS SURPRISE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.--When Wild
Bill Donavan, the new manager of the
Yankees. returns to New York at the
end Of the week he will have some
thing surprising in regard TO the new
players. The three Yankees who have
not yet joined the fold are Peckin-
paugh, Roy Hartzell and Pete abbey.
He will visit these players, and it is
pretty certain that he will come back
with their signed contracts in his
pocket. All three players are holding
out for more salary.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-11
| g.; a.: g.: SPORTNEWS ;: i:
Sport Dribbles
ILLINOIS CRIPPLED.

URBANA, ILL.,, Jan. 11.-Illinois will
open the conference basketball season
against Indiana tonight in crippled
condition. Williford. veteran forward,
and Ray Woods, guard, and Polg, a
forward, are all on the injured list.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-02-06

Iis seldom 's handsome or nAtty.
HAS none 81 the charms - the dude.
- tunrs uftru auatrzc'rd than cbafty,
Ana sometimes uuhrsrAhlY rude
Iir courts We, then Sights us. and
EFi~yr- -
~ much a. h- possibly can.
lis kl~srs us loves uS. Aud leaves us,
That psrf1louS u~wspa per mAn.
pIr walbrr- won't have him come
ralfIuE
IIss 40 earthly good as catch,
iT- morals they say are sppe INNS.
It's finances Usually match
lI..s ruUicktrE r~stis@a uucaT'ng
IN1fnE fur the huGr ths Gay
ts- 1ansrv-Bs dubious, daring.
SCOT tlt fur husband. they say.
Nuf somehow Ne girls are fnrgiNtnE
rrrIaps he Nlf needs us the more.
}I... .ls. hs Eu~s vrars iu the Twins
Ans kusvs fhv rlt World to the core
~. $50 pass up the 1Uta and tho
-,hru,~r
WI. lives iH sogl.tEH san
Ans cherish thr dreamer ana thinker
E.shrueI .u ths newspaper man
Contributed
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-02-06
~oiI INrIRIMI.NI ~ JASri
tOtNrN IXPtRIMlNr tIrIp

the rosui's u he snii -sp.uwtpt-
conducted .u the Jasper COUNT IS.
pertinent field has. ascr published
,u rall"'u 80 .ol ,ts available far
the farmer lsau,, .sann Tbess
"speuurW- .-er. conducted hY tGe
Ntsso7fi ,Er'gy''ura r,ug,.maut .ra
t'ou 90 operation AIth 'tv 1asprr
county court yu piece ~ iena ur
'ons.os :" 'at'F Nrshr mur-
south ~ Cartha.r teea Parker has
been sn direct charge ~ br u~lt
1he osIt has r-en 700 operation snra
1909 - That several years result.
have h"rg secured THE Is 10. rltst
publication tseurI .r the results "
this ~orb -loge tt repHrrt tho aver
asy. rf several sest- r,fors trasL.
worth, conclusions ,,n t- drawn The
es,.S .uusut. r,iud,a me usc ~ u,s
nar.. lmr uern mburroa and -.
r,nHs form- ~ fer'gIy~rs to rrsIr ~.
fyt upun rprn. osts etrst clover
and ruvp-s~
Msous. ba~ shavo "a value ~ ftIg
gof 'su a~ measured ny hr .r"p In-
crease av.ut-N. Tnls emphasizes thr
ulm.Isre. ~ ssvtur ~,.v r.8uI H7
tnu valuable farm pr.fs,t tsnr
rral has brought a1 a,rfase not rr
r4fn ~ - per agr, vhro applied 20,
O.. .t...f A...t rrff.....g. ,..s.tf-t Is.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-02-06
FsHnEHs no HEAP rsg
sRktrtSr BKstJIT 90 war

Tes ias, ,hs' vsaith from o.isroi.
~
TIE var ~ EsroV~ 10 csismiiy
e World osiaaniiy --tsi ffotn ~ ~ui
eame greet wealth tor ths AmsneaH
farmer
lie ~ili rsae u.s srestsa bsssft u
all
when the vsf i oyer Europe viii
sraksB 80 the fact ih., ~ l. s~-sitsts
- fDUdsi uffs
ptslas stli hs urtiusd sseeps W
sEsd U,sn. wesa@s snd ysuss hoSs
snd The htsls .Bro1.eed ~ them viii
supply ruI = Traction 81 'h- demand
it - then the Amsrio.a fsrn.s
viii si-p lnio ths hrssrh Win hts hun
dteds ~ millions 80 dollars sufth ~
farm products
The demand wtii b. srest ssd price.
Niii b. corresponiipsiy hjsh. Ans ths
farmer wiu resp = spibsn harvest
~ - he has ns,rs kaosn bsftrs
Ana the farmer pta -psnd nb~r
ally ~ turn. ana the merchant. and
thr professional man sni the np-t han
is. apa su - tho gsDpis. even unto
he hmhis saitof. viii share IN the
n@Wiy accumulated wealth tnat - ~
coWs ~ - fr8n Across the So.
Tremendous crop. arv reported
The E9y"ruH=nt ~stimaiins corn at 2 -
sTs.DVo. oos hu-hsi, ~hsat ~ sss.-
10000 uats at tibT.oso.aoo. barley
At iyf. 900 1so ha.beIs anB ether
,raps in proportion
When the great surplus - this
ct"p IL marketed in Europ- a. uar
rri,.s n siil pour o., mucn wesrh
utp ihc pockets - me fafmsrs mat
oat country VIII ha faad~a wuh
sni3 aul thy ilueptt, ~ the farm
rr in Die nen prnsrotly Wjll raiisis
'r si' branches e trade
Patience t- tho pafsbs ora taiss
Nu' 'Hne,rus ~ difttI,ot s,.r, vtu lc
ia'l
'Ha ~''h patience v- sb.aid ram
h.re .rur common ~s-se tn k,eu u.
from, all rusneirmoa- su hs utrs
snt .ann,,t
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-02-06

" Monday had osiy been Tuesday
possibly NJ. q. Ifos wouisn't have seen
his shadow
Pas, experiences heads as 10 ~.
hrm beiief that N. sroDnd hog rs
iisf. anyway
ON. -slstb of the stsa ~ Missouri
was IN corn last year. producing ITS
miIiivn bushels
a watch believed 10 bs $50 year.
cid IL owned w Dr W ~ Biakemofs.
81 shsridan. No
The assessed value ~ ~ Joseph Ia
tss.seitsL nsAs,y million greater
than thu, ~ las, y.sf
The siiisd stree, car company ~ ~
rsui and Alnnsapolls ,ook Ia Isl,
eso,eso bIohsis las, year
Those veil msaniD~ people Nho
haVs started that "uuy ~ goyy" siosau
f'nso, ~ tell us where 10 Est the
price
'hirsso's model policeman. Eapafd
tilnaoer has resigned 90 nis fench
al Beaverton. ore Ullnacsr had -
perfect record in The Chicaso paiirs
department
Homer CtoY. the we'll kn0sn humpr
isi. of Naryyills Mo viii DO nat
rlsd Fsb ip Miss Mae Oassi II nas
dad. Via,
liprtigulturlHts say frup ifses have
suffered lIiits 90 40 winter iniufY ani
that prospects are rne Zoe a bis 1918
f'uU crop
Hn win sti the juncga r - aaid
there " no uuiits.tie dresaaAs in tho
membership ~ the strap IiarN.rs
brigade
Dut ~ ka.Hs II yerisfu editor
who says the pas 80 tho state Iestsls
tutr members ehouii 80 Increased
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-02-06

irs been osf oi,ssfysuoa ,hai the
state psys = Jailg s'ssp taii fpf ssias
sasiessd with IeEislstsrs every .
ysos % .. ~ the oass may b.
Minneapolis cSuheiipisa are pisn.
MOS 60 push ibs sity ints ~. see
bvslHss. a. the bs-' means ~ putiins
,hs teeth ~ the See trust
when man 10 deeply In debt ~
knows that be could puii 90, s~,i
,isb1 N he could ivs' borrow sauf
nopeT ~ pay chat he sw~.
A mry iu sA oregon nsuft tsnasr.
81 verdict - guitty asAin- iasn
ebsrssd xiib cruelty 90 ahimsIs 10
shes rms his sheep IN winter
The FIics roka piants In the yie'a
~ ~ unlnntD~H. rs employees -.
o9e insp. ave nov raRnins fpi urn.
fr iha first tins la 10 mouths
Wheat ain scars asa ihoes farmers
Who lest fail dispossd ~ their wheat
nrap fof =bogt hair i,s present y.i'.s
a." getting sof~r ard sarsf abJu, u
Tbs, latest weather disturbance n
N.hrasta wouid bsye been estisi
hlstafi nos ~ many years. ssn Hy
'he var phst 10 biissati. shy~ayf
4 10 miliiob foliHf msrsrt 81 thi
casD - proposed g. cat Aawn expense
~ necessities Il 10 usllty~i that
cni ot ii8.ooo a dsv 80, 10 fnaiu,ain
- On pfices
4 movement has been started to
ipnl' The height - Ns~ Yafk sAy.
s'tspsfs Mayi,e tho N-N YarA-ts
have discovered they caut gst g.
heaven -by sAiug aa elevator
"f" '''NH 'I 'f'H"sF'". Al 'H ir'
90 nld horse ~ e fafm af lay a,r.a
be- Virginia re- tew l-srs ,a, uerrrt
~ he sold tho isuI frs tlupgup rls.
satary ~ .aai vein wafo 'hB price
sIHns Falls tlspHf.b say- The
meat his ianl si.nius 300 ihr west a,iIl
tal" place ir Aprl ur Na, vhru pu
Hrmsusn ares ~ 'het ppit - tno
HtauIius ii.gR iu1laU b.asT,st.su.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-02-06

wh, rot rere sna ,lrssr '.aTsrn-
uru srcaE ihr a'r,.s' 1-gau"s'
ara ussurHrns ~ the state ~ Ns
soar3--eks rr' feaut e'rs -H a.hs-.
rsas bass vns ras .EHe,F .-."
frreorsu .r -r.rfeferr,s rr la.Hr
s.at,oso To- stan .lsfs,ss art rS-NI es
s.r,hess tr che vra uat tta AssF -J
woe srav b. r-nFsrs1 ihe rebrr g.
The aa}isss expended
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-02-06
NuN NJ ,ROp ~ NDtTH
~ PROMISE ~ IINI

IN ytpN W general iutersst ir the
votrls eh~st s,tuSUru. % ia We'i Go
oaU attention te tho fa.t that n the
mruh n Jrue o new crop etli he her.
,s-lvI Ip Turkey Greece ltsN Spain.
a1a gs,tasal she ~.a'b - France.
California HnA an ,he southern states
~ thv unHy1 s,ates said a. ~ Can.
ey. v,es.1en' ~ ,hs chicago Bohrl ot
TfRft .-Ttrsr efaVs ATE foiigweI BOZ
IuIy nv tho hat,tsJ - neS rr"p M
Eouraarfs. Ua'sara Assira .lIun
Eary. -eu'h u E.ss'a. G"JUsny.
Switzerland ari Ftarcs and al ths
~intsr Wheat states q the United
states u q rsAtiiy aPParen, an on
urelr ns~ s.iastton vii cSist in luly
a. compared viih APrj sus May
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-02-06

state Dairy Commissioner - @.
i'ennst and the state Board q Asri-
culture are vorsinE on plan 70
foster CO operative development ~
the state owned dairy herds This 10
60 bssin with an inspection 81 all cat.
tie owned BY the state institutions. 80
the first result that every eow shall
earn heT salt
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-02-06

WheE p.fk Was - pound Vas
rs,sl ll~d az Richmond, Mo, when
suurrne found sheet from ledger
- 1850 4 shoulder weighing 10 lhs
vss charged ~ SOC and the News
says the rT5.- since then has advanced
,ornrth.us mers than 500 per cent
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-02-06

Wh.n a mar 10 sHNe n,s ~ifs Ih'nSs
that Ne - ~ tns,s~ Il rt that she .
sarpu-sd ibat uy dassat step on
his auS rrusN hih, Fat, shea ~
dies sbs sets ,hs sasn tAaI he vss %
iu,porant that shs has So 80 nln
debt tsr wears ~ aee thar ne se's
she tsxx.sf raocfai iu tavu ttutsn.
uAtI tr1u.rsr
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which sassn8s ihts the Berth osnsf.i
sseiion a. aosth Dshsta. viii b. pysn
"a Zoe white ss,ilsuahL Thousands
n hom-r,ssd~fs viu hsys 90 ops.s.
tg"iiy % sbtAia fss-- ~ ICE serss
Earn ~ ths mlhimsn soysfnmsps
pste.
"Bud f>asAH y o. b5s ~ Kansas
t1tT Perhaps ~ viii at .hA, -
epf''iss 20 him observes = stoesmah
The rsssen ehr stri .an leave hss
chest naksd ana fssi ssrm 30 a cold
Day. is bsssuss she II Carrying bis
maff
Hen Wusht - iois Kan Tires n
stsne 81 male The mule sicEsd the
.. .'o"' s''. :, At I". '''''''s ne '"l".
epmeh"s of other shsn a man -
tsisiHs gser the fsisph9n. yyu esa al
~aYa tell ~heo there - ~omsa At
ths other end
Moo Hta ~ RDofs the somsn 10
cause 'hsy so-sip - much. nut " yoB
v-nt tp hear sons real rpssis i,fs,
hass sso.od bafrUuu ~b-r~ q bsoeh
- o5en sfe - Grlns
THE Sonsn ~hH Enss stound the
houas h5,Atas Hts .~srscra~. csut
uiar,~ hes husband ~ bee i,k-s 60 rob.
red ~ ui,s clean. ~rH drssp.i sirl.
Ahsu he ls oat ~ che h.use
Cheer Up' n y"Y sre bfphs on sap
iss sSi yupr p,ris at- 90 shiny on
ths seat thst yuu have q, stay h"l,.
900 dss sen ko1~ taat yauf asins l-
nr' geins 70 appear iu tta ust ~ jo,
ut,f ,leJima au NraIa1 muusas
usr.s ,u~ ~ey iha sa.fot - tho
rguu~r Republican slfra q up A
ruut.fp.s Iaf.rms Bs tiat onto
h.- q t,v vhiou .amrsI. n+ssuap,r-
. tp teu 'hs trltn. nat .of rorNs I- 'ha'
%, l- % las bourrcI r.u, aa mach in
+ ne breach es 500 ths ai.s.ryarss Tba-a
psupis vn" ere lIteu e.. inusuos that
n.~ -i,perz t"u fro ,ra'h ore nut
.ufissu.Huy Ienpiv wta v.all hr
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-02-06

chicago bakers have announced G.
rent ioaves ~ bread
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-02-06

uue ~ the feature. ~ fh- Auiuruo.
hiy show - ths Asunur sat. which
Hrtuaan 10 ihs use rsr selected by
kls~n s~tu anf hts cor - shown ~
tho .shirtt loo u'tvsar. tha race
drlsrt. rs vtfh fss Nstwup rtmpany
iIs Is ihv simmer - many notable
races Iu .ur uor ho purpasslY
~r,es-d he cor Fa srpii iuiurinS san
other Ar.tar Iu The race SOME spl-n.
$50 iatnunEs arv shown nf Dawson
auf fH- Ns.m.1
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-02-06
AUTO SHOW NOTES
Th- suhibiiiva pin clt.es saigras ,
sisht st ieits

~. .shlbti0a ~n ciaa. salgrasy
sishi st leis9.
EverYsps esnn~etsa with ths sho~
ptonosaoss " bis success
The mg'ioh pie'ur-s .hgwinS the
vsadsrbi't esp raes 49, an lmsort1a,
At,fae'ien 70 visitors
ssafir sea persons visited the
shy~ yesterday. sna trday. sttsnd
anoe promised 20 he g8a'S
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bsins -9ld are 90 fsFusr. which ~suid
lndiestr that ,oa,s 0f the farmers hs ys
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- heat
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entities ias visitor ts = iops At a
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The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-02-06

ON. -slsth of the sfsa ~ Missouri
was IN corn las, year producing IT'S
miIiivn bushels
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-08
AT THE COLONIAL.
The World Film Corporation Presents
The Charming Vivian Martin in
The Arrival of Perpetua.

Vivian Martin, the dainty and beau
tiul little actress, who won such q re-
markable reputation as a motion pic
ture actress and who was seen here a
short space time ago~as the charm
ing little heroine in 1.-The Wishing
Ring" will appear. here sgain tonight
in a splendid World Film release,
1.-The Arrival of Perpetua
Perpetua was a little school girl
whose father died, leaving, her lot of
money and guardian, Thaddeus Cur
son, an eccentric young man, who is
difficult to locate. So Perpetua makes
her way to her fathers half sister, an
antique maid, who lives in gloomy
old house, surrounded by pet cats,
dogs, monkeys and parrots.
'The Arrival of Perpetua, is the
first production of Mons Emile lChau-
tard, the new director of the World
Film Corportion, and it is expected
that in this photo-play Miss Martin
will make further advances in popu-
larity Miss Martin comes of an old
English acting family, and her future
work in the screen world will surely be
watched with greatest interest Don't
fail to see this splendid five-part fea-
ture for it is great Another reel will
complete this show
Don't forget Monday night, Mar
guerite Clark, the dainty and be-
witching little star in a splendid
feature, Wildfower"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-08
ST. JOHNS RACQUETERS WIN.
They Overwhelmn the Maryland Aggies
On Local Courts.

The st. Johns tennis team defeated
the representatives of the Maryland
Agricultural College here yesterday
afternoon by taking all four strings
of singles and both in doubles.
With the exception of the string be-
tween Cohn, of the visitors, and
Welch, st. Johns had an easy time in
the singles. but the Aggies did better
in doubles. Amigo and Montell max
ing a particularly strong fight against
Downs and Bielaski
The summaries:
Singles-Fell, st. Johns, defeated
Montell, of Agricultural 6-1, O-6, 6-1:
Downs, st. Johns, defeated Ford. Ag-
ricultural, 6-1, 6-1: Bielaski. St
Johns, defeated Amigo. Agricultural
Go, Ga; Welch. St. Johns, defeated
Cohn, Agricultural. rs, GA.
Downs and Bielaski. ST.
Johns. defeated Amigo and Monten.
Agricultural, 90, 6-1. OF; Fell, and
Welch, st Johns, defeated Cohn and
Ford, Agricultural. ST, Ga, 6-3.