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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-09-18
HAVE YOU WEAK LUNGS?

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are you subject to throat troublesf
Such troubles should have immediate
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OF SCOTS Emulsion TO guard against
consumption which so easily follows.
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Scott's is prescribed by the best special
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MONDAY, SEPT 10Th.

MONDAY, SEPT GOTH.
The Spirit of Jealousy, Bio. Drama.
lie Nearly Won Out and Too
Many Aunts. Lubin Comedy.
By Whose Hsn6, two-Reel Lubin
Drama.
Million Dollar Mystery. the Doom
Of the Auto Bandits.
Getting Andy's Goat, Ed. Comedy.
FRIDAY, SEPT PATH.
Rory O'More, KaIem Drama.
The Barrel Organ, vita. Comedy.
Under Royal Patronage. Essany
2-Reel Drama
Million Dollar Mystery, the Doom
OF the Auto Bandits. Part ii.
The House That Went Crazy, Sc
Zig Comedy.
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Lester Lytie III.

Word came from Rose valley last
night to the effect that Lester Ly-
tie is dangerously i'll with an at
tack Of appehdioit S.
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manager Nj. c. Godbe of the Prince
Con; returned from Salt Lake last
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Mine Inspector Hers

Chas. Huber. depty state mine in
spector, arrived in town yesterday
having come on account Of the ac-
cident in the Amalgamated IN inc a
few days ago.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-09-18

WANTED Dress making or plain sew
ing. Mrs. T. H. Franklin, head of Mead
ow Valley Street
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II. Shaw, Melvin c. Smith, Salt
Lake; Chas. Huber. Tonopah
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Alexander Hotel Arrivals
w. w. Clark. L. E. McCurdy. r.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-09-18

Conrad Haight and wife came ir
from Camp valley yesterday; the lat
ter to receive treatment for an ul.
cerated tooth.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-09-18

Geo. &. Bent and wife and F. w
Di"kle expect to go out to Bristol
tomorrow
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FOR SALE-160 A land, one and
three-fourths miles from Phoebe. Land
Is held under state contract. Price,
% cents an acre for possessory right
Address L. A. Waterman, postoffice
Box PA. Pomona, California
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It Is reported that Geo. F. Talbot
expects to visit Phoebe soon on min
Ing business.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-09-18

Owing to the breaking of a part
on the air compressor at the Demi
John mine, the working force was
laid off yesterday pending repairs
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Christian en-.
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. K. Bent
Thursday evening.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-09-18

Attorney A. L. Scott is in Las
Vegas on legal business.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-09-18

The Misses Isabelle Nesbitt and
GLADYS Roeder returned to Los An
Eeles today to enter school.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-09-18

Miriam Rebekah Lodge will give
Its annual ball at Miners Union hall
Monday evening.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-09-18

Frank McMann and Bob. Burnett
have obtained a lease on the Hill
side dmp at Bristol
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All forms of legal bis nks for sale at
tn, Eec' rd office. tt Adv.
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Mrs. Fred. Stephenson entertained
the Miriam Rebekah Sewing club at
]. 0. o. F. hall yesterday afternoon.
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Miss Katherine Williams left last
Wednesday for Sunnyside where she
has been engaged to teach school,
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Catalogues are In season You can
get them at the Meat Market. Advt.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pitts are TAX
ing in the sights of the expositions
this week. l E
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-01
Tigers Chances Field Planned For The End
GIVEN
!. HARD FIGHT BY SCRUBS

Philadelphia, Sept. 30.--The Uui-
versity OF Pennsylvania varsity foot
ball team encountered a much
stronger foe In the freshman eleven
this afternoon than it found in AL
bright yesterday. The two teams
played a forty minutes one-period
game which ended with the score OF
Is to in favor Of the regulars. The
first half O fthe game was very closely
contested, the first year men playing
about on par with the varsity, but
towards the latter part the weight OF
the varsity began to tell. and the
youngsters could do little but fight
stubhornly.
Almost the first play the varsity
tried after the kickoff was long for
ward pass, which was intercepted by
n. Light, of the freshman team. on
his twenty-yard line, and he continued
on his way for q touchdown. Soon
after this. however. Quigley completed
another forward pass 10 Berry. who
scored after being tackled on the Ave
yard line by Thayer by dragging the
youngster along with him over the
line Quigicy tore off some clever end
runs and scored once. Bell slipped
through the freshmen on the five-yard
line and scored the other touChd own
No goals from touchdown were at
tempted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-01
Davidson Plays
Clemson Aggies
Next Saturday

Davidson. Y. c.. Sept 30.--David-
son opened her football season last
Saturday with the Washington and
Lee aGEregatlon at Lexington. Va
The Generals were victorious by
score OF IA to 0. Nevertheless. the
Davidson aggregation never showed
the least intention of ceas.nR to fight
Although DavidSons plucky Lineup
was outweiG'led by twenty pounds &c
the man. she played with determine
tim from start tn finish .-----~-
Davidson will go to Clemson. s. c.
Saturday for the second game of the
season The Clemson aggregation
this year is reported to be strong
All OF her last wears men are back
with the exception of one tackle. The
Tigers expect to avenge last year
tic tiis year. Last year Clemson
PLAYED Davidson on the local grounds
The game was played to a standstill
the score being 0 TO 0 at the end OF
the last quarter. Clemson played tbs
Furman team last Saturday, with 4
victory of So TO 0. The Furman team
however, il weak.
The same old pep" that was ex-
nibited on tie Washington and Lee
grounds last Saturday will be shown
on the Clemson grounds this Sat
urday The same old pep which
has helped to win so many games fol
Davidson will add it's share in help
ing her to conquer Clemson Satur.
day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-01
Gossip
Elevens in Eastern Divisions are Expected
to Be Very Evenly Matched this Season

125 pounds in weight while t,e aver
age age Is seventeen. The backaeld
will be composed of four small Young
sters, and two of them are but fifteen
years old.
George Whitfield and Jack Barry
are two lucky fellows. Last yeas
Whitfield was a member Of George
Staliings' champion Braves, but last
winted he was traded to the ePhillies.
only TO help the Quaker outfit emerge
victorious over his former teammates.
Jack barry was with the Athletics
last year and came IN for a portion Of
the worlds series money. He was
sold to the Boston Red Sox. and he
will get another slice ct the corr ta8s
season. the Beaneaters having cincheo
ne pennant yesterday.
Earl Mack. son of the famous Con-
ME Mack. who manages the Raleigh
club in the Carolina League. has
joined the benedict club. His bride 10
Miss Mary Cain, formerly of Raleigh.
but now resident Of Morgantown. OF
which town her father Is manager
! 1t is understood rlat Earl Mack viii
not be manager of the Raleigh club
next season, but will take charge OF a
I team of mIsh higher classification
than the Carolina city club.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-01
CHARLES DnIcILEY HAS
CHARGE OF PUNTtRS

Cambridge, Mas. Sept. 3o.-Char-
lie Bricklsy. Harvard's great drop
kicker, who IL now coaching Johns
Hopkins University. Joined the Har-
ward variety coaches this afternoon
and took the varsity drop-kickers in
hand He had a squad Of eight men
working Tor an hour. and both Whit
ney and Robinson made great prog
rea8. The latter IL a natural drop
kicker, according to Buckley. and
he predicts q great future for him.
The varMty's work today was not
quite SO hard as yesterday. but the
team had something in the stiff foot.
Tho second scrub team. however.
forced the regulars to q safety when
Harris, playing center for the frst
time this year, hit the goal post with
. poor pass back for kick. the scrubs
then breaking through on the next
play and splitting It between the goal
line. The varsity scored several times.
The kicking OF McElwain was one
of the features Of the practice. his
kicks averaging more than fifty yards.
MahAn, Bageiow, Watson. Cowan and
King did not scrimmage because Of
4Ameness and there f. now sorne detiht
whether they Will be allowed to play
on Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-01
CAROLINA CANDIDATES ARE.
FAST ROUNDING INTO SHAPE

into great quarter before his four
years course is up. Coach Trenchard
says he will keep all four of his quar-
ters on the field this year.
The half-backs, In particular are
so much competition. Captain Dave
Tayioe has been holding down one of
these positions for three seasons and
will, of course. play here again this
year. Who will be Captain Tayloe's
cunning mate Is as yet debatable
question Bill Townsend Hugh Black.
And William Blades are contesting
fiercely for this position. Townsend's
long suit Is punting; he is also fast
and Is a good ground gamer. Black
In one of the fastest men on the fieid
and handles himself and the bail with
perfect ease Blades liz new man
and his playing qualities are as yet an
unknown quantity. The conscnsus of
campus opinion seems to give first
choice to Townsend with Black COM
ing as close second and Blades q
close third. Blount and Hines have
also entered into the half-back con-
test. Both are working hard and are
showing up better every day.
In the line Homewood Wright and
I4nxap ara neck and mock .for the two
end positions. with odds In favor OF
the hrst two. Metz, Watkins, Hudg-
ing. WilliAmn. Pike. Beliamy and Fits
simmons arc all In the race for these
positions. Competition In the rest Of
the line II not ~ strong a. 1t IL In the
backneld.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-01
WASHINGTON AND LEE TO MEET
WESLEYAN COLLEGE SATURDAY

Lynchburg, Sept. s0--Football in
4srsst In Eastern Virginia next Satur-
10y will center in the game that Is
10 b played at the Fair Grounds be-
fWSen thu Washington and Lee Gem
AfAl1 and the West Virginia Wes-
3syan College team from Buckhan-
hoa, w. Va.
Wesleyan Is comparatively UNI
knOwn In this section. but, up North
Tiny are considered one OF the strong
- AgGreGAtions in the whole Ohio
Western Pennsylvania and West vir-
8tuaa section. and for the last three
yeayu have held undisputcd posses
s3on Of the West Virginia champion
ahtp. The Generals and wesleyans
have been much discussed by the un-
dergrnduates OF the two institutions
1os some time because OF the link
nr rivalry that exists between West
virginia and the Lexingtonians In
s1011 Wesleyan beat Virginia 2I-0. and
kWashinKton and Lee beat West vir-
1inia 2s-0. In 1914 West Virginia
vAs beaten by Wesleyan l4-a. and by
(4Gashinxton and Lee SIS. These COM
Curative scores indicate correctly just
MIN similarity OF strength that exists
between Washington and Lee and
W&a1eyan.
u further comparison may be
drawn from the fact that Wesleyan
beat v. r. l. last year 1870, while w.
Ind T. beat the same team Us. An
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-01

Stanton Bertschey will be keenly felt
the boys are expected to nave team
that will give the others in the Inter
collegiate League a hard fight this
year 1t must be remembered that
the Seminary team is composed of cid
stars.
Coaesa Frank Dohson is working
hard over his proteges at the West
hampton Stadium in an effort to have
them in condition To make forrnld-
able showing against the Blues, whom
the Spiders will meet Saturday at
Broad Street Park. Only a light prac-
tice will be engaged in this afternoon.
The first game OF the preparatory
school championship series will be
played at Broad Street Park next
Wednesday afternoon, when Rene
dictine College will battle the strong
John Marshall outfit. While the
Marshallites are confident OF winning
the opening encounter. the Reneair
tine Cadets hope to put up a hard
fight against their heavy opponents.
The team that will represent Bene-
dictine College this year will be the
highest one ever turned out by the
institution. The eleven averages only
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-01
EAST -ENDERS AFTER
BIG ATHLETIC FIELD
Richmond Amateur Athletic Federation Together With Civic
Associations and individuals will Present Petitions to
- Council Utilities Committee Monday.

IA when the Utilities Committee OF the
1ehmond City Council meets next
enday night At 1850 o'clock, the mem
kDFs WITH be confronted with petitions
I4E0m the Richmond Amateur Athletic
lro1eration, all Of the various clubs and
'ae4ociations under the protection OF
tAfo organisation. the civic and progress
live associations OF the East End and
90 bearing the signature Of something
Nft l.o0O Church Hill voter, asking
4hat the old nursery property. embrac-
L. approximately fifty-six acres in
~ northeast section of the city, be
6aschased and converted into an ath-
lie nsld.
- ~ told In The Virginia Sunday a
sp8An has been on foot for several days
~ -Aecure this property for the MEM
beFG Of the City Council are heartily
q favor Of making the appropriation
TOR the purchase Of the property In
or1ar that the athletes In the East End
10y be able TO stage athletic events
q this section of tho city instead OF
Aavtag 10 60 out to Byrd Park. II
80 proposed to have nve' baseball dia-
nAonds on the grounds, beside tennis
eOurte, . cinder track and recreation
a1ction for the younger people OF
Church Hill.
East Fad Needs Field.
GANreh Hill has been In need OF such
- pahltc ground for many years. put
NJ 10 the present time the people Iiv-
HI IN This section OF The city have
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-01

not made any special efforts to procure
property for this purpose.
A meeting Of the executive commit
tee of the Richmond Amateur Ath-
|1etic Federation will be held this after
noon at $50 o'clock, at which time a
committee, which will be headed by
Or. Hazen, will be appointed. Pc
tition has been In circulation for some
time, and 1t Is understood that some
thing like 1000 signatures have been
fixed to the paper. This together with
the other petitions, and the resolu-
lions passed by East End associations
will be presented to the Utilities Com
mittee.
There will be many prominent people
on hand to speak in behalf Of the pro-
position, among them being DIR. Will
liam II. Parker and DIR. Haxen. of the
Amateur Federation. Both physicians
have taken an active part in amateur
sports In this city and what they say
will have much weight with members
Of the committee.
John X, Jetef and Frank Rowe, both
of whom have been working hard In
behalf OF the movement, will today
mail 500 letters to prominent people OF
the East End. asking them to be on
hand at the meeting Monday night
To secure this property will mean
much to the people OF the East End
as well as every athlete In Richmond
and 1t Is believed that the committee
will see At to recommend that this
ground be purchased.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-01
Athletic

The game between John Marshall
and Ashland High has been post
poned. and the local public school
boys will journey to Williamsburg
Saturday to meet the strong William
and Mary Academy outfit. This will
be John Marshalls first game. and
the schools supporters are awaiting
the outcome of this game with much
interest.
Randolph Macon will have to be
watched this year. The Yellow
Jackets put up great exhibition
against the University OF Virginia last
Saturday. and 1t Ia believed that they
will be strong contenders for the
championship trophy this season.
Hampden-Sidney In also expected to
put up its same old battle for the
Eastern Virginia title. The Tigers
have always put up stiff figsnt for the
gonfalon, and II reports, which are
amanating from Farmville. are COR
rect they will be very much In the
running this year
Just because William and Mary
lost to the Union Theological Semi
nary last Wednesday Is no sign that
the williamsburgers haven't q strong
eleven rails year. While the loss OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-01
Hercules Company
Offers a Trophy to
West End Club

Ed. NJ. Daniel. OF Lynchburg. of
the Hercules Powder Company, was
in Richmond this week on his way to
the national rifle matches in Florida
While here he notified the West
End Gun Club that he had gotten his
company to donate a handsome trophy
to be shot for by the club In October.
The Hercules trophy will be put in
competition the flrst club shoot In
october upon the conditions govern
ing the elimination matches for the
other trophy, except one. There will
be ave men carried intosthe finals. and
the final will be shot on distance
handicap basis-90 per cent nat score,
twenty yards; IS per cent. nineteen
yards: so per cent. eighteen yards,
rs per cent. seventeen yards; ~ per
cent and under. sixteen yards.
The shoot-olf for hnal ownership At
tArgetA To qualify. not
less than two regular club matches
must be shot during October.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-01

Chapel HILL, Sept. se.--Biinded by the
dust and sweitering under an oppres-
sive sun. the Varsity squad is being
gradually beaten into shape. Scrim-
images have become daily occurrences.
An yet no particular distinction has
been made between the Varsity and
scrub teams. In fact Coach Trenchard
declares that the Varsity eleven will
not be definitely chosen until the Wake
The opening of the Carolina season
will be played against the Citadel on
Saturday, october z.
In the absence Of Tandy. John Jones
Ia playing center. Tandy II suffering
from an attack Of fever and will prob
ably be kept out of game for several
days Ramsey IL still fncapacitated.
but viii probably be out again by the
middle of the week. Cratch and Metz
have not been In the game for several
days Archie Gay. one Of last years
tackles. has returned to the held and
Ii fast getting back into his old form.
The squad now numbers sixty-nve.
This number Of men with stay on the
Aeld until the game with the Citadel
has been played. The squad win then
be cut down to approximately nifty
Competition Tor the four backnefd
positions u very keen. There are
twelve strong players trying out here.
Two Of last years squad and two
new msn are contesting Tor the quar-
tsr-backs position. Red Allen, one Of
last yeAr's quarters, 10 showing up
better than ever. Mebans Long IL i'm
proving daily, He II . good punter.
can throw long and unerTlMg passes
ana has Issel h4ad on him. Coach
~a,x. - - -
6S0f p1NteF Ia eoIIeEe: ct any rate hs
Il LEADING the SQUAD In puntin1. Hlack-
MGR. Who played sub quaSkss - Msr-
cefpbMTg AcAAAmy two yearu 99U. ID
,4lso ehoytn9 ~ N11f atG4hao poSitiOn
- sAzaAt xfQsvl
l.,s s.se1 !. ~! y - !'|I
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-01
Tesreau Blanks Dodgers.

New York. Sept 30.---First base
was as far as any Dodger progressed
today against the pitching of JEFF
Tesreau. The Giants shutout their
borough opponents, to e. Meyers
scored in the third inning on a single.
an out and rap throuh Getz by
Robertson. Doyle made the record
trip In the sixth on a two gger.
Merkle's sacrifice and Fletchers poke.
Score by innings: X. II. f.
BROOKLYN -. 600 900 600 3
New York - 0o1 001 00s--2 Q j
Batteries: Pfeffer and McCarty:
Tesreau and Meyers. Umpires. Klein
and Emslie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-01
loREyGN ARTISTS DO
& NOT CHOOSE BEST COMPOSERS

Nine. Loretta del Vale. the Ameri-
- prtma donna soprano who will
MAko hsr flr4 appearance in this city
N4th Albert 6pAuldtng At the Academy
II Monday. October 4. Is one or the
4MAs American singers who have
oeod = triumph abroad. but who
1l31 tn11st IN retaining In her concert
E1eUGrAm q number Of selections COM
f&oed BY American writer's. Nine. del
NAlle. who sings IN four languages.
Ea1ms s1aS can Est just AZ much music
60t Of tfle works Of native composers
1n ahe can from the Italian. French
- German. The popular opinion to
90 contrary ~ due to the fact that
E4Relgn artists do not study the best
HMAGr3cAn composers. but are content
|1&&A t1ie Agtt and frothy compoei-
.3Ae question u 20 often asked,
|E2y&Ay DO foreign singers coming to
41or9oA mot of1ooae songa by tho eeri-
80 AmAt4can composers for their re-
A1D Nmal del Vale replies. THAT
- there are miles of mediocre
Elso0o turned out each year in Ger
1Ny md France. SO there are heaps
1nfuArd in this country. Take
~ g4orofgn lefder singer who comes
~ Does no or abe give US second
- Will and Brahms. Schumann.
5cSf, and Of moderns. perhaps some
= bit OF Joseph Marx or Hans
t1aAan. But when that same singer
36eo TO do something American,
eeher for the sake of pleasing
lSSr4cAn audiences OF not. am sure
xSo not know. he Invariably chooses
- mediocre. light and frothy song.
f. b1utely lacking In individuality and
lly unrepfesentative Of what tho
r InFican composer 40 trying to ac-
nplish.
It'll Ukll4r words, We get from him
1uner-creAm Of Europes best
S0a alongside the light American.
eGult! That the audiences who
ot9 these rectta1s come 70 the con-
that American composers are
fesatng. II some one would
teke the troalble 20 point out to
l4gers that rood American
~ e1n1ot be Obtained by asking
hNr b rand up = pile OF his
cat1pna Of American music
0e33 ~ doing these singers q
aprxtes. Ard also 1 only pray
IN Will tell them that American