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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27
AGGIEs SCORE sHUToUT.
Lafayette, College Drops Fast Game to
North Carolina Farmers.

RALEIGH, y. c. March 26.--I.afay-
cite college was defeated to-day in "A
iast ana interesting game by Agricul-
tufal ana Mechanical, by a score Of &
TO o. The visitors We're unable 10 hit
Jaynes, the \. & NJ. twirler. Mt the
IiHht time. He was touched for six
NUS, but they Were well scattered
Holden held the Agsies down to seven
Safettes. Errors of the visitors and the
nlttinS IN pinches were responsible for
me locals runs. Edwards of Iafay-
cite. got three hits. and did some sensa
tionai helding. Winston and Wheeler
featured for y. & NJ Both I'm the field
and at the bat.
Score by innings: Ri r.
Lafayette 20 o q 0 q o 90 6
y. NJ. ....l 3 x-6 : q
Batteries = Holden and Wright.
Jaynes and Winston. Struck outebv
Holden, 4; by Jaynes. S. First base
on balis.off Holden. 4: Off .Iaynes, i.
iilt ny pitched ball--Jaynes, l. Three
base hits-Winston. Cmpire-KnuI
man. Time. 1885.
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GR|FFS HERE TO BATTLE
V|RC|N|ANS THREE DAYS
y Washington First-String Men Will
Pry on Baseball Lid
To-Day.
LOCAL FAVORlTES TO PITCH
Ayers and Bochling Will Twirl for
SenatOrs-Dunn Will Send Strong
est Aggregation to Meet Invaders
i'm Opening Game.
W tSIIINGTON-

Tho lid on tho 1915 baseball season
viii he prtcd off this afternoon when
the Washington Americans and Rich =
mond lntS clash at Broad street Park
IN In" inst of three game series.
owing 10 the short days at this time
az the year, this and other exhibition
games Will begin at { o'clock.
Clark Griffith and his first string ar
rived here last night at o'clock from
charlottesville, where the team has
hecn training for tho past three weeks.
Tho squad, accompanied by bcvy OF
Washington newspaper correspondents,
went Immediately 10 tho Jefferson
Hotel. whore quarters for the four
day visit have been secured. With the
squad are such celebrities as Walter
Johnson, Chick Gandil. Clyde Milan.
Mcbride and others known 10 local
fans by reputation. Last, bur not least.
Doc Iancey Wyatt Ayers and Thunder
holt Joe Boehling are also on hand.
Damn is s,ill undecided what his
lineup for the day viii he. hut he
will probably send in the men VINO
have composed the regulars" In the
practice games this week. lie will
start Allen Russell in the box. ana
will use Iarman and Morrisette in the
final STAGES OF the game. Both Has
son and Schaulfc will be seen back
az the bat. Dunn will also give Abort
MclnniS workout at first
In the outheid Dunn Will start or
With Bates, Bersc. and Dunn, III.
Ercck cnridge will also he given a
chance to show his mettlc in one Of
the garden positions. Neal Ball Will
cover second base and kellogg will
be seen ~ short. Long will start at
the hot corner.
For the first time In many years
Griffith has brought mis- regular team
to Richmond. While Ayers and Boeh-
ling will be seen in the game to-day,
Walter Johnson. always favorite horc,
Will get into action in one or the two
games next week. Several other
twirlcrs were also brought along.
Dunn had his squad out yesterday for
TWO hard practices. ending with a
game between the regulars and YAM
uigans. After this short contest, he
put the former squad through stiff
workout on tho diamond
Allen Russell Will start tho slab
work for the virginians, but Will only
hc kept In three innings. He VIII be
relieved ny Jarman, and Morrisettc VIII
most likely hcaVc the final frames
None Of these men have had any real
workouts this year owing To the nasty
weather here for the past two weeks.
While the VirGin.ans are handicapped
by the poor training season. they VIII
put up :; hard fight against the Sen
ato.s to-day. The Washington squad
IS IN the best OF condition, and from
all Indications Griffith has earned
likely looking bunch Of pcnnant chas-
.rs From tho advanc" seat sale,
large crowd Of tn" faithful IL expected
out this afternoon.
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AMHERST is BLANKED BY
FAST VIRGINIA VARSITY
massachusetts Lads, i'm First Game
of Season, Suffer
Shut-Out.
CANNON STRIKES OUT NINE
Southpaw Keeps Hits Well Scattered,
While Teammates Play Erroriess
Bnll-Nisitors Handicapped by
Five MisCues and Inability to Hit.

SNILLE. VA. March IS
Virginia swung into the 1915 baseball
season here this afternoon with Il ) to n
victory over Amherst.
ii was the first game OF the season
for the Massachusetts, lads. who APP
pear TO have a promising team. cspc-
cially when it comes TO hitting. The
only extra base hits registered to-da V
fell TO the visitors
Virginia played Il better game than
usual against Amherst. hitherto the
Orange and blue hoodoo. No; Il sin
Fl" miScuc was made in fielding. and
"A total OF eleven hits WAS garnered off
ScanlanS.
route for jack Eyans wards. and
was never in trouble. lie kept his hits
we'll scattered and retired nine 10y the
Strikcout route. T.. y. Smith. who sue
c.cdcd Guy. center fielder on last wears
varsity led with the stick. Score:
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Stnr. Bix Game Preserve.

CHARLESTON, W. VA. March 90
Representatives Of organizations of
sportsmcn in New York, PENNSYLVANIA,
ohio and West Virginia announced to-
day they had obtained a thirty year
lease from Colonel William Seymour
on 10000 acres Of forest land in Ran
dolph and rocahontaS Counties. which
will he converted into what is claimed
will be the largest game preserve in
the United States. The tract contains
bear. deer and other. wild game. II
Will also be stocked with "a herd of
elk. The only trout fishing streams in
the state arc located in il
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DAVIDSON TR0UNCEs ELoN
PrcsbytcrinnS Open season nj HON,
WITH IEany 10 TO Nictnrr

DAVIDSON y. c.. March 2s-The
Fold for the first game OF the season
with a victory. for Davidson, over Elon'
by the overwhelming score of 10 to l.
inc Fisitors never at any time Of the
game threatened the locals win do
ieat. and they were lucky, indeed to
nave scored for single run
Score by innings: Phi +
Davidson . . . q ] o x--lO IA
Zion 49,. % 0 O o 0 o. :
Satteries--Davidson: Groom. Law
son, licnGevelt and Afford; I;lon: por
thie, Sorrel and Mooreheld. Umpires-
GRAFTON and BAILEY
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FINEIIURST, =. c, March 2G.-I'ran-
els OuiInct and Donald Ross to-day won
the annual amateur professional best
ball golf competition here with n card
Of 10! for the thirty-siN holes. II. j.
Topping. of Greenwich, and Tom Me-
Mana. of Boston. finished two strokes
behind The winners, Mcdonald Smith.
Metropolitan omen champion, and I; $.
Robertson. Of oak Hin. finished third.
with 1+2. Next in order were Alex
tndcr Ross and J. II. Hyde. South Shore
Field Club, l45: r.. X. Sworthington and
Walter Travis, l46
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27
BIAS EB ALL
Richmond International
Washington Americans

SATURDAY, Fl; MONDAY, 20;
TUESDAY, 80.
Game Called at 4 r. NJ.
Admission, csc. Grand Stand, soc.
Reserved Seats, 75c.
Grand Stand and Reserved Seats on
Sale at
w. B. ELAN Company, Fourteenth
and Main Streets.
w. d. Crenshaw Company, Eley-
enth and Main Streets.
Straus Cigar Company, Tenth and
Main Streets.
Arthur Well. s16 East. Main
Street.
Hellstern Brothers, Seventh and
Broad Streets.
Broad Street.
Peoples Drug Store, 5000 Will
llamsburg Avenue.
McCoys, Eighth and Broad.
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rhriIic. Capture wit, EIcnh,n,,

,,JACkSQNNILLE. FLA. March &c.
The philadelphia Nationals easily de
foateh the philadelphia Athletics here
to-day. 10 to 6. triple In the fourth
by Whitfield scored two runs for tho
l'hiliics, which gave them u lead they
never lost.
Score by innings: nU T.,
Nationals % 0 o 3 o 2 s Ola IL ?
Americans 0 o 0 0 . 6 10 2
batteries - Mayer. Ocgchngcr and
Adams; Brcsslcr. Wyckof. Myers and
Lapp.
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Niles and Fen E,iminntcd.

BOSTON, March 26.--'rhe elimination
Of ~ W. Miles, OF Boston. and y. T..
Pell. Of New York, was the feature of
to-day's play in tho annual indoor in
Nitation tennis tournament of the Long
wood Cricket Club. !. D. T.. Jones,
Providence, defeated Pcll, and II. &.
Johnson, Boston. defeated Niles.
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Breezy News Nuggets
Long Shot Mina.

LIVERPOOL, March o6.-Thc Grand
National steeplechasc run here to-day
was won by Ally sleeper. Jacobus
was second and Father Confcssor third
Tile betting was 100 TO against Ally
sleeper. The race, handicap was
worth SlJ,Jl0.
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NEW ORLEANS. March 26.--'rhc New
Orleans. Southern Association. team do
fcated the Detroit Americans, 6 to 4.
here to-day. In four times ut bat,
cobb was passed once to first base and
obtained one two-basc hit.
Score: r. II. T..
H s;c,fo, 1s,riic,nss..............:,...s, % .
Batteries: Boland. l.edbcttcr and
Stanage, Peters; frost, Bagby and IIiG-
gins
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Rob Rrxchrr VIII Stick.

MARLIN. TEN, March of.--Boh
Bcscher. New York National League
outficldcr. whose transfer to the 81
Louis Nationals was proposed Tonight
wired Manager McGraw. OF the New
York club. that he decided to STAY
with the Giants" Bcschcr is at Dem
nison. Tex.
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DOWNTHE ALLEYS

The BunnYs. with an" uDbrokcn rec
ord OF eighteen straight defeats, con
l,huc to cling to the bottom rUng Of
n" Greater Richmond Bowling League
ihe Ncwports captured three straights
from the Iiunnys last night. The
IN.
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nrcsnnbnn I'tilItv VIM,

TAMPAI March 2G.-ROgcr- RreSna-
han. OF the Cubs. has assigned to him
self lob as utility man. lie admitted
this to-day when questioned about his
recent earnest practice i'm the infeld.
ty-onc men and so every resource must
he made TO count said Bresnahan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27

WILLIAM AND MARY COPS
ONE FROM SHiPBUILDERS
collcEinns OutpIny Newport News Re-
crutfs-tsnrnett Holds PrOfcssiOnrls
to Five Scratch Hits,

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March 26.--
IN fairly well played game, in which
manager Carnes used only his tryouts,
William and Mary College this after
noon defeated the Shipbuildcrs by II
score OF ) to :. The wildness of May
nara ana n costly error by Marab BILE.
we're the chief causes OF the defeat OF
the locals. who could not hit Garrett
the bases, Score:
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

Al Guilford Collage. y. C.-C;uilford
College, C; University OF Vermont, 3.
~ bristol-Kins college, o; Kings
port, 4.
Al A!ianta-Georgia Tech, 6: George
man, 2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27

In letter yesterday President Ed
Barrow said:
II am absolutely opposed TO arbitra-
ton. The International League will
not he n party To any peace proposals
that might involve territorials con-
cess!ons by US. We were in the field
first, and We are going 10 stay The
Feds have no right in baseball. for they
came in with no love OF the sport.
but with the idea oC advertising their
business. They have utterly CONNER
c!aliZed the game and done everything
but actually kill ii. | have long ad-
Vocatcd Ean JohnsUn's suggestion that
small minor leagues suspend FOR "A
year. and advised the president OF the
Virginia League TO adopt that course,
and ] believe that IL would do his cir
Cuit world of good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27

Summary: Rums-ln schall. Philips
Berkeley co, White. Two-basc hits
Goodrich. Goodridge. Stolen bases
White 90. Berkeley, j.. y. Smith. Good
rich. Base on balls--om Cannon. off
Scamans l. Left on bases--Nirginia
.: Amherst. .. Sacrifice hts-Berkley
Struck out-by Cannon. =. Passed
ball--Green. Wild pitch--Seainans.
Time of game, i:i5. Umpire, Chew
ming.
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Red. Pile Up Twelve RIM.

MOBILE. ALA. March 26-Cincinnati
de feated Mobile, Of the Southern Asso-
citation. II 10 0. here to-day.
Score: r. II. T..
Cincinnati .................l2 IL ]
Mobile .............. .
Batteries: Ames. Benton and Clark.
Gonzales; Harkirs, Covington and
Brown. Berger.
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score by innings: r.
William and Mary o o q u . q o o.,
Newport News. 800. d 90 90 o.
Summary Three-base hits-Adding-
ton. Sacrifice hits-Games. Addiugton
and I.ooncy. Stolen bases--Steinbach
and Dean. Double plays--Walker TO
Baher to L.ooney. Base on balls-C;ar-
nett. .: Maynard. .. Struck GUITAR
nett, 4: Maynard. l: Miller. 2. Left on
bases-Newport News. 4: William and
Mary. s. First base on errors-New-
port News, l: William and Mary. .. Hit
by pitcher-Tucker (by MaynarD
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FEDERATION NOTES

Frltzie Moorc's Nctropolitans OF the
jefferson Ward League viii cross bats
with the liiUcF at lakewood this after
noon. This gam" should prov. hum
mcr as both mines have been practictng
hard lately.
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Maps Trouncc Ru,,,er..

HOUSTON. TEN. March 2s.-.The
Cleveland Americans defeated the
Houston. Texas League. team. 4 to &
to-day. Edmondson pitched for Cievet
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noon. ms E"iH" Sb"HiH PROV" q mum
mer rs both mines iIavc been practicing
hard lately.
McGill candidates will &c, together
this afternoon At Byrd I'ark. The
Catholics have fast. husky squad TO
pick from. and should have no trouble
developing winning aggregation.
II. Courtney, president Of the Ath-
lctic League. announces that HIS CircIIi,
minor details are left on the board
ana these Ar. expected to bc cleaned
up next meeting.
The managers of the teams in IN.
Athletic League VIII meet TUESDAY
night nj the Young Mems Christian As
sociattcn at $50 o'clock.
First National Bank was certa,n,y,
there with tho goods in Thursday.s
game with tire prep school lads, Tie
fcldcd In grand style. battcd like
ficnds. while the work OF the pitchers
WAS exccptionany, clever. The team
TO n man performed I'm mid season stvlc
With President j. CIeve BAILEY IRE
siding. the managers OF the Federation
League held rousing meeting on
Thursday night at the Blues Armorv
Grounds were allotted the teams in ms
league, and other details arranged 70,
the opening.
The Jefferson Ward League. the llv.
wire circuit Of Church Hill, viii hoid -,
open meeting to-nieh, at the I'hurri
Civic Association clubhouse All uiay.
ers and officials VIII be present VIM,
several OF the Federation baseball
Secretary Arthur Akcrs Of the Iea.n,
expects that great deal OF benc1
VIII be had by the men meeting eacl
other at this 'gct-to- gc,her affair"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27

Wild BIZ Donovan has been sued
for divorce. His wildncss may nave
had something 10 do with it,
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Cubs Win Hsnd,,y.

TAMFA. FLA. March 2s.--Thc Chi
cago Cubs won from Louisville. Of the
day. '"
Score: rII T.
Louisville " IN q
Chicago 8 .
rsattcrcs--Perry, ScanIon and clan,
oms; vaughn. Standridge and Har-
Sr"ave. Hrcsnahan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27

Local fans are already getting on
10 the names of the Virginians one
was heard to whisper Yesterday. There
Is Neal Ball" He was looking straight
al Scout Stc!nmann at the time
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Skip's Morning Smile

Go West, young man, and young
woman. too, this afternoon. but don't
forget to stop of at Broad Street Park
TO see the Senators open the base
ball season with the Virginans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27

Freddie Parent. who was turned
adTiSt by Dunn before tho training sea =
son opened. is with the Providence
SQUAD at Iio, Springs. The veteran
is going strong, and has hopes OF
landing berth with the Grays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27

The managers OF the teams in the
Athletic League VIII meet Tuesday
night nj the Young Mems Christian As
Sociattcn at $50 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27

Among the we'll known spo,tlnp ur;,
crs OF Washington who arrived viii
The Senator's yesterday are Bugs" Eae;
and Louie a. Dougher. OF the Times; I.
r'd. Hriiio. star; Stanley T. Milliken.
Post, and William Peet, Herald.
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lanes White. captain nf the Virginia
team. VIII report TO Grimth some time
later in the season. according TO "a
charlottesville report. Grin and lack
Ryan pronounce him ono OF III" best
college players in the game. lie is "A
good sized ycunstcr OF about twenty
ono. ~" is a natural hitter. fast run
ncr ana great throwcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27

'Battcd for Dean in ninth.
Slated for Welsh III seventh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27

Daw Graham, formerly with Roa
noli". is tho bone OF contention be-
tween Bin Clymcr, manager of tho
Leafs. and Jawn Camel, manager OF
IN" Ilusticrs In both cities it has been
given out that Graham has signed "a
contract II Looks like Il pretty tanglc
f"r Harrow TO unravcl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27

commenting on the decision Of Pitch
"r Howell, the brooklyn recruit. To Gui
the game and take mp the study OF law
an Eastern writer suggests that tn.
best field In the world for a Vount
lawyer right now 10 In baseball an,
that the game should hc made "a stud,
from III" inside by every ambition.
disciple Of blackstone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27

Fritz Maisel has ambitious o: setting
no new American League record for.
stolen bases this year. MilanS mark az
lightweight bases in 1912 is the target
ct which Maisel viii aim Last year
Fritz stole sevcnty-four bases on !,
233 batting average, and nc is CON
ftdent that he can furnish nany more
opportunities this year by better stick
work.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-02-03
goutD MEAN ABANDONMENT

A bill has been introduced by the
Adams county member of assembly
looking to withdrawal Of state aid to
county agricultural societies for premi-
ums paid 1t the annual fairs. If this
Dill should become a law it would mean
the Abandonment of at least three out
Of every FIVE agricultural fairs in the
commonwealth. For instance, what
would become of Vernon county's fair
If we were to lose the state aid of 49,
400 earned at the late exhibit? Pre-
rniun awards would be mighty small
but for state encouragement.
The CENSOR belives that so long as
the state maintains creditable state
fair at large expense to the people it
cannot, with any degree of propriety,
withhold fostering aid to local societies
it has been instrumental in bringing
into being. 1t would, however, wipe
out many abuses and impositions i'm
posed on the public treasury by many
local societies in past years.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-02-03

named to succeed him. Then follow
ed wide speculation as to whether the
governor would name another new
man to take the place of Mr.. Harlowe.
The friends Of Mr.. Harlowe thought
he might be retained for the reason
that Mr.. Philip might be adverse to
placing two new men on the board.
The governor cleared up this Specu-
lation very early by naming Mr. Alex
ander. H. Erickson is the only remain
ing member of the commission named
By Senator La Toilette when he was
governor of Wisconsin.
J. @. Emery Let Go.
The usefulness of j. @. Emery was
pointed out to influence the chief
executive to rename the dairy and
food commissioner but new man has
been named for this position IN the
person of George Weigle, Milwaukee.
formerly member of the state senate.
r. E. Smith, Merrill, president of
the state board of control also has
passed out of the state service, former
governor James o. Davidson having
been named to take his place.
Otto Onstad is succeeded by Moreitz
Blumenfeld. Waterfowl, as superin-
tendent of public property, place for
which there was large field of eandi-
dates.
The non-partisan angle of appoint
ments by Mr.. Philip is emphasized
by the naming of Mr. Alexander of the
railroad board When the appoint
ment was announced members Of the
legislature Immediately raised the
question of whether MIR. Alexander is
a republican or a democrat. Accord
inc to his own statement, the Milwau
keC man voted for President Wilson
for president. and in the last election
voted for Mr.. Philip for governor, and
Paul o. Husting. democrat. for United
States senator.
The very important matter Of in
vestigating state boards and commits
sions with a view of cutting down the
cost of government in Wisconsin is
under way. A great deal of feeling
was aroused over the Axel Johnson
resolution to have this probe conduct
ed by a subcommittee of the joint
committee on finance. This led TO the
suggestion that the work should be
transferred to the state board Of public
afTairs. Administration senators OBJ
iected TO this suggestion on the ground
that legislature should not attempt to
shift responsibility in a matter OF such
great Importance, and that commit
tee of senators and assemblymeH
should be assigned to do this work.
After a great deal Of debate harmony
was restored in the legislative family
BY an amendment to the Joint resolu.
ton offered by Axel Johnson. which
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-02-03
YOU'RE KIDNEYS
Viroqua Residents Must Learn
the Importance of Keeping
Them Well

Perfect health means that every or
gan of the body is performing it's funct-
ions properly.
Perfect health cannot be enjoyed if the
kidneys are weak and disordered.
Thousands testify that Doan's Kid
ney Pills have revivipg action on
weak kidneys
What this remedy has done in so
many cases of this kind is the best
proof of its merit.
Read the following. It's testimony
gratefully given by resident of this
locality:
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saws: al was troubled for months by
kidney weakness. The secretions from
my kidneys bothered me, especially at
night. / ased Doan's Kidney Pills and
got permanent cure / am glad to
endorse this remedy"
Price sec at all dealers Don't sinp-
" ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mr.. Ames
h a d. Foster Milburn Co, Props,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-02-03
Cashton Boy Killed

Lewis Schmidt, aged q of Cashton
was killed on the 500 railroad at Stevens
Point, ten minutes after he had begun
work as brakeman. The train was in
motion when he started walking over
the line of cars and he slipped from a
hat car, falling headlong. The fall was
a short one. but when he was picked up
It was found that his neck was broken.
The remains were taken to Cashton
and the funeral services held at St.
Mary's Catholic church. The victim of
the accident was q graduate Of the
Cashton high school and La Crosse
normal After graduation he accepted
principalship of Cazenovis schools for
two years. Then on account of his
health, it became necessary for him to
seek sutside work and he entered the
employ of the 500 railroad IS switch
man.