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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-17
ArrAcKlNe ELEET

ATTACKING FLEET
 AWAITS TROOPS CONsTANTINOPLE. April l7.-rhe Allies fleet which is potrolling the en- trance Of the Dardanelles had been in- active for several days until this morning. ft is assumed that the ships are awaiting the arrival of large force of troops.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-17
ENGLISH PROHIBITED
 ON PARIS PHONES

PARIS. April 17.-Prohibition of speaking English on the telephones is stin enforced in Paris.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
TOURISTS keep men
AT M'C0NAHA SHOP
BUSY At ALL HOURS

J. A. Elleman Of Fountain City, is
the latest purchaser OF a Maxwell,
his car having been delivered to him
yesterday morning. This made the
seventeenth Maxwell and the fifty
ninth machine sold by the McConaha
Company this season.
The company continues to be both
cred with deliveries and a member Of
the firm said it was no trouble to sell
automobiles but 1t was blankety blank
hard to get them.
Six Maxwells are on the way here
and two of them have already been
ordered.
Three studebakers are expected this
week.
Mr.. McConaha said that he thought
this would be the greatest season the
automobile industry has ever seen
and that IL the weather would clear
up and the farmers given an oppor-
tunity to get their wheat all in, that
more machines would be sold within
the next twenty days than ever be-
fore in the same period Of time.
There is plenty OF travel through
the city, dozens of parties passing
through every day, and the garage is
kept busy making repairs. Many of
the travellers stop over night and dur
ing the layover have their cars over
hauled. This keeps the night man at
the McConaha garage busy
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
FINANCES OF S. 4. |.
IN EXCELLENT SHAPE

Reports Of receipts last night
showed that the 8. A. L. il pretty
well OF financially and II the circuit
can break even for the remainder Of
the season the annual banquet will
be on a more elaborate scale than the
one last year. As several Of the direc-
tors stated last night, lets make it
a chicken banquet this year."
Harry Diddlebock, Of The Palladium
was appointed new oficial scorer Of
the circuit and began his duties today.
working at Easthaven.
There was some talk Of putting on
another exhibition game later in the
season but no decision was reached
in the matter. The crusial game, the
Natco. vigran game was talked Of as
being q mighty good Sunday game.
but as both teams would be weaken
ed by the absence Of two or more OF
their regular players the manager
would not consent to this arrange
ment.
Three new players were listed, e.
p. "Whitey" Ettinger having Joined
the Vigrans and Harry Parrish and
William Ryan the Advance-Hills. Clay
ton knight, Ad-Hill, was suspended
indefinitely.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
DRIVERS TEST MOTOR
OF new PILOT EIGHT

The new eight cylinder Pilot car.
being put on the market this year by
the Pilot Motor Car Company has
been completed and engine tests are
now being made on the roads. 1t is
expected that the machine will be
ready for delivery in about ten days.
Mr. Seidel says that the Pilot deal
ers will be surprised at the many in
tiovations installed and the general
beauty Of its lines. The list price is
$l7S5. Deliveries will be made in
about ten days.
The little six, listed at $110o. is rap
idly nearing the stage when 1t will be
tested out and If present plans do not
miscarry it will be ready for the deal
ers in three weeks.
The Pilot company is busy on. plans
for additional factory buildings and
work on them may be started at an
earlier date than was expected be-
cause orders are being received at
such a rapid rate that more room will
be necessary to supply the demand.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
Manager Vigran Will Admit
Women Free to All Games
in Future-Teams Await
Call.
ATHLETIC PARK.
Rexaiis W. Williamsburg
(First game).

The new Richmond baseball team
Is all set for the opening tomorrow
afternoon. Roy Schattel, center field
q. will BE- unable to lineup for the
first game, but will be here in time
for the Sprudel game next Friday.
"Pugsy" Sittloh happened into the
city two days ago and is being groom
ed for an outAeld job. Sittloh is a
sure fielder but has been little OIL
with the willow. In case he can show
improved form in clouting his Job as
regular gardener will be assured.
Seven Of the players who will start
for the Richmond team tomorrow are
800 clouters 80 the Red Sox twirlers
know their work 10 cut out for them.
Fete Minner will be on the mound for
Sans team with Harter backing him
up. Lawrence of X. OF C. fame, will
be the Red Sox relief twirler First
game is called at LOO o'clock.
The management announced today
that In the future all women would
be admitted to games free. This Is
the first time this stunt has been
pulled of for some time and 1t Will
likely prove popular with the fans.
Quite q bit OF rivalry exists between
the RECALLS and Williamsburg. Ching
McConaha will be in the box for the
local lads and he has already de-
feated the strong Williamsburg out
At by q 4 to count.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
AGENCIES
like DAVIS AUTOS

George w. Davis said today that the
six Cylinder Davis will be revela'
ton to the automobile world and that
it would be ready for exhibition at the
factory Monday. If 1t is possible the
public will be given an opportunity to
see the car on the street on that day.
W. w. Gawthrop, Philadelphia agent
for the Davis company, has been SO
insistent and has urged so strongly,
that they have decided to ship him this
first model on Tuesday, SO that Rich
mond people who are interested will
have to go to the Davis factory Mon
day II they want to be sure and see it.
Several large contracts have been
received from dealers in Pittsburg,
Columbus, Chicago, Omaha, Minnea-
polls and other cities, and they are all
anxious to see the new model.
Deliveries in quantities will begin
about August 80 and Mr.. Davis said
that he looked forward to 1916 to be
the banner year in the factory's his.
tory.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
JONES g. SPANCLER
FIRM TO REPRESENT
new CAR IN COUNTY

Jones & Spangler who bought the
Bricker Garage on East Main street
this week have been busy re-arranging
their stock and making improvements
so that they would be enabled to at
tend to their many customers more
efficiently, will start an active cam
paign next week on the Haynes and
REQ cars. OF which they are the local
agents and they anticipate doing a
big business.
Both of these cars have national
regulations and the new firm already
have a large number Of prospective
sales in view.
Mr.. Spangler said he expected to
spring a surprise on the public with
in the next few days when the firm
will announce the agency Of a new car
that will compete with any now on the
market at a price that will be start
ling. They refuse to divulge the
name OF the machine they have in
view but say it is one with big rep
utation behind it.
Under the new management the
customers at the garage already show
an increase in numbers and the repair
department of which a feature is be-
ing made is kept on the jump.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14

have been employed. clearing factory
space. laying new floors and enlarg-
ing the plant In various ways In anti
cipation of the work to begin next
week. The factory has been undergo
ing I complete change.
The force will be increased to its
normal size on Monday and the con.
struction OF the new models will be-
gin. It is presumed that the force will
be kept busy until next January at
least.
F. Tracy Ross. publicity manager of
the company, declared today that the
factory would be taxed to It's capacity
In meeting the demands for the new
Westcott cars and predicted the big
gest selling year in the history OF the
company.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
Gas Fumes for Fans
With Machine Fever

There was little of interest in auto
mobile circles during the past week,
the most important events being the
switch in the management of the
Bricker garage and the tryout of the
new Davis six.
Thirty-fve Fords are expected here
within the next few days.
The DINNER" trials failed to come
off as per schedule, and the automo-
bile enthusiasts are certain that moth
ing more will be heard of the ordi-
nance.
No one would be surprised il a raid
was made some night in the near
future by the police against some OF
those who persist in speeding through
the city streets.
1t is rumored that the Westcott
Motor company will put it's car to a
novel test. 1t is proposed to send. a
Westcott car down Main street with
out chauffeur, in order to show the
flexibility of the machine.
An agency for the Hupmobile may
be started in the near future.
Local owners of motor cars declare
that 1t Is not they who do the speed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
FORD EASY CONTROL
SAVES Z PERSONS
IN RUNAWAY AUTO

Because the control Of Ford cars ID
SO simple that any body may under
stand and operate 1t. Miss Margaret
Whitley. of Washington. D. c., was
able to rescue 4 woman and child
from q perilous situation. Miss VIII
fley. who 10 the seventeen year old
daughter of q minister. tells the story
as follows:
1T has never been our good for.
tune to own q gasoline car. 50 know
very little about machines While
walking down a very steep hill there
In Washington. Chaplin street, The
tween 14th and 18th streets) the cry
of a woman aroused me- Glancing up
l saw a Ford car starting down the
hill. with no one at the wheel A lit
tie child was in the front seat, and .
woman In the rear one.
THE child. while climbing about the
car had loosened the brake. and the
car had started. Several men were
standing about. but not one of them
seemed to realize the danger. The car
by this time. was some little distance
from me. but threw down my books
and fairly flew after It, Fortunately.
one of the doors was open. SO easily
jumped in. although the car was NOV.
ing rapidly.
AT first I could only steer II. but
then struck the right pedal and stop
ped 1t.
Il just wanted to tell you how the
simplicity Of your machine enabled
me to save the two. for 1t would al
most certainly have been fatal II the
car had not been stopped before II
reached the foot of the hill, where
there Is a car line and much traffic.
LAS it has been my ambition to own
a car myself. shall certainly start
and save. SO that ! shall be able to
get a Ford, the car I could run"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
ELECTRIC COMPANY
HANDLES z CARS

The Richmond Electric company
has taken over the agency for the Mil
burn and Detroit electric cars. Both
OF these machines are too we'll known
to need description, suffice to say that
they are the leaders when it comes to
electrics.
A surprise is in store for the public
when the price of the Detroit car is
announced next week. 1t has always
sold for $4,000, but there is going to
be q big reduction.
Edward Anderson, secretary OF the
company, and c. T. Wiley have charge
of this department.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14

ing around town, but strangers, and
they may urge the city officials to en-.
ploy a motorcycle cop" to catch and
fine some OF the speed boys.
Beat it, beat it, little care,
How I wonder what you are,
Climbing up the hills on High,
Passing all the others by.
As it passed the first man fused,
While the second mildly cussed;
But the last man yelled and roared,
"You can't stop it, it's a Ford
Several cyclists have equipped their
bicycles with the little 'pushers" and
they are giving general satisfaction.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
WESTCOT1 PREPARES
TO INCREASE PLANT

With the Reorganization of the ser.
vice department and the completion
Of extensive repairs and Improvements
practically everything is in readiness
at the Westcott Motor Car company's
plant for Monday, when general work
will be started in the building OF their
1916 models.
For some time, the force has been
curtailed and those who were retained
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14

The icing Of refrigerating cars will
be dispensed with by the invention of
a new system by which the warm air
is pumped out Of the cars and re.
placed with cold. The scheme has just
been patented.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
PULLMAN AUTO
PLuNCES into
WATERS OF LAKE

According to Frank Taube, local
agent for the Pullman automobile, Ger.
many's under.sea blockade is but a
mere side show compared with the
submarine exploits OF a five passenger
Pullman Junior touring car, which
after crashing through the railing and
a two and half inch water pipe on
J the Stone avenue bridge, plunged into
deep waters of the Lake Union for \
cruise of four days.
The peppery little car was being
driven at terrific rate of speed. and
the driver, becoming excited, headed
II for the railing. The car had gained
such momentum that 1t ripped straight
through the timbers, broke two and
half inch pipe, awaited for about 20
feet through the air, and then decided
to explore the bottom Of the lake. For
four days search for the car was made
| and finally it was located about 20
feet from where it left the bridge.
A diver was engaged and he went
down into the lake and fastened ropes
to the machine, the undertaking being
witnessed by a great crowd. 1t was
raised to the deck of scow without
great difficulty.
Considering the terrific impact with
the railing and water main, and the
fact that it had remained at the bot
to moi the lake for four days, the
amount OF damages done to the Pull
man Junior was surprisingly slight.
The wind shield was broken into bits,
the top was ruined and the mud.guards
| were bent.
| Immediately after it was brought to
the surface, the water was drained
from the engine and gasoline tank, y
new storage battery substituted for tho
one that was ruined, and the gasoline
tank was re-filled. The engine was
cranked, and after 4 vigorous whir-r-r
It started. Mechanically, the car ap-
pears none the worse for its sensa-
tional drive. The body is not badly
damaged and the upholstery shows
very little sign Of its four days OF
visiting in the water.
The condition Of the machine after
its rescue from the lake. speaks vol
umes for the staunchness and durabil-
i.y of the Pullman Junior.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14

The Canadian soldiers are equipped
with motor cars which can be driven
from either end, so as to allow greater
flexibility of movement. .s.--z
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
ROOP BLAzES LEAGUE TRAIL

Thirtyx members 300
furnished following
o han ave
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
GREENSBORO PLAYS

GREENSBORO, Ind, Aug. IA
Greensboro will play Hagerstown here
tomorrow.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Yesterdays Results.
Louisville, IL; Columbus, 8.
No other games scheduled.
Games Today.
Cleveland at Indianapolis.
Columbus at Louisville.
Milwaukee at Kansas City.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
Games Today,
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Yesterday's Results.
Brooklyn, 8; Kansas City, 2.
Newark, Z; Chicago, 0.
Pittsburg. AZ; Baltimore, 1-3.
Buffalo, Is; st. Louis, 90.
Games Today.
St. Louis at Newark.
Chicago at Baltimore.
Kansas City at Buffalo.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
Baseball Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn, 6: New York, !.
Philadelphia, s; Boston, 3.
Cincinnati, 4; Pittsburg, 3.
.Chicago.St. Louis. rain.
Games Today.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
New York, 3; Philadelphia, 2.
Boston, 3; Washington, 2.
No others games scheduled.
Games Today.
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
Detroit at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-16
0Om 6tinlligGn
llnterCee ]sriGN!
GcuiidlnuO bcbanptet, @aglnnO p
be neutrnIe Sdliiic 0cricuicu,
I'M SeriuidlnnaCH 81
idlaffen.

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r. GiiiJirll wirO bier bcntc miiee.
t6cilt: g9a eS i'm lutcreiic 6ng.
lambs liegt, jlUiid1eu GeHtiGlnn6 nuO
urntralrn Radtrn aOnilitie beranf.
5nbridllu0ren, glaRbt man bier, 6ah
enalildlr llHterieebcoir ielblt Sdliffe
uentraler eanSer DericufrH perOGn.
So III and eriUicicH, bah 6nglaHO
cine grOhe NeHge WlineH seseH oent-
idDe lluteriecboOtc loslaRen pirO.
Die aOluii6e 3situus crlud6nt,
ban bic amerifaniidle 4Otc an 6Ha.
lamb cine 6orSernng sutfGlt, Osreu
geiolgnna alle @eiabr fir ncutrale
Sdiiie anf Oas WlinOeitmah berab.
ieben iuaroc. 5nllS Cnglan0 Die
gsr. StaateH 5lagge Hidt mebr mfg
brandle, Onnn iUiiroeH mir lUenige
Sdiffe bic arisgs5oue bcfnbreu.
ysarSe Gin Saifi pOiitiO ais Gin
amcritaniides erfannt uerSeu, Sann
iei es gesen bic Oentideu llntcriee.
bUOte iidler.
Die g06lniidle gOlfsleitnns@ fiibrt
ans, ban 9eutidlnnO rnbig abuar.
ten miiiic nnO am is. }ebrnar sci.
gen, oaF cS 6itterer Grnit iei.
Ter Sunoesrat bat ben S6dlt.
prcis fir 80 dilOsramm aartuffcln
nnf SO Niart feitgeiebt. Nan
befiirdDtete, ban Der friiberc @reis
DOn 4 Ninrf Die gancrn ucranlniien
f6ntc, bic &artufelG- Dem gieb 81
Derfiittern.
5ir fSrii6fartoffcfu lunrSe Der
greis bom 1. Mai biz Is. glngnit
anf 10 Nnrt feitseitit. Rnn bufft,
Oah Ourf Oisiem 9Sreis uiele 5riiG.
tartOffclH gepflau5t lDerOen.
Ser a0mmanOtnr in ben Warteu
(granOcu6nrg) bat Ben %erfnnf non
Sduaps an SOloGtcu in Uniform
in Sdantluirtbifnftru Oer6Otcu.
eOnOon, 16. Seb, lie 9lnf6e6uns
aler 3niH6r p0n 9c6ensmittcln,
lueldle fiir 9entidlanO beitimmt
iinO, lDirS beAte cher mOn9eR Oou
Der eusliideu giegisruug erflart
luerOen. @egenmakreasln geaen
BEN bon 9euti6lanO bea6iiftigten
llHterieefrieg gegeu alle britiiden
Iabr5ense werOen iOfOrt ersriffen
luerSen.
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etiirste in Sen suO.
SIN SSieberpa6n mnfte SreS
9nfrene icinem Ge6en
Gin Gn0e

8rot o[fer l1eberpa6rtng geGang
es aeItern 95re6 8ufrene, Sobn BON
;5rau gliIabet6 9ltfrene, an Elm
Ieniter i'm 5tuciten Stof Der 5Sar-
nom.Qlpartments, @fe 10. uto 6ar-
mem 5traBe, 5u gelangen uuo iid
aus 6emieIben ollf bic IStroBe 5lt
ititr3en. 9tuf teIepboniide geod'
ridt elite Boli8eiar5t Gamasea an
sen Gbotort, bod botte 9ufrene bei
iefrter 9lufunft iaon Oen @eiit ouf-
gege6en.
Ser 9eflogensperthe fit felt
me6reren 8oaen an einem beftigen
glnfall bon 2ltngenent8itnoung uno
bate bereitS am 5on1tng 9todmtt.
tag i'm syieberipabne oaS Dud er.
lticgen, Inn ii6 altf Die StroBe 81
Ititr5en. 3dmals tp1lroe er oarnn
per6inoert, imo feline 0littter, Die
@eIiterin Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
iorgte fir itrenge 8eipodung. 8rob-
bem gelang es ibm, beltte ntorgeu
nm 5.t5 einen tnbepnAten 9lugen'
bid lppbrolInebWeR
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Blng'S ]116rOer
ange6(lC6 gGfnbtl
,5ouu6l in 3orfOlf, Re6r., als aud
in 6auIas Sin gcrOadtige
DerBaftet.

Die Golisei in g2orFoGf bat etnen
Merifaner perbaftet, aitf ben Die
ben ge66r0en gelieferte 9eidrei.
bung BON SSltnn @on3aIeS, eirem
Der n1ut6maBIiden 0f0roer oeS bic
iiaen 9eteftips Com Sting paBt.
Gie 8erboftlng 9iltg obne 8i0er'
Itan6 oouItatten un0 geihab, ais
GiIen6abnangeIteIlte fur5 nod 2ln'
6rud oe8 beutigen Cages 6ie @iien'
ba6n.glnlogen IN Sii0 9forfolf nad
0b6a6loien lmo gerodhttgen o6,
iudten. Sicrbei fanoen lie einen
Wertfaner inter einem SSrahtrpa'
gen, Der Iih pioeritanoslo8 ergab,
troB0em man einen 9leooluer bel
ibm fono. Bel Der meIteren SuGe
fon6 man inter oemielben @ogeH
einen smeiten 0ferifoner, Der iofort
auf sic geanlten anlegte S5e0od
Ser ReDoluer oeriagte oreimal uno
Der Wlann iprang 1nter Dem &a-
gen berbor itno entflob. Dtebrere
9eatnten folgten i5m Oo6 entfam
er ibnen.
9lus aauIos Gitp, g}o, fontmt
qleid3citig bic Rndridt, oaB bort Elm
Merifaner oerbaftet lpuroe, Der 3ll'
CAB, Rcu6en 8reoino alias Soe
Gorta8 3u fem. 9ieier miro bier
in Gmaba oI8 elmer ser orei 9}0r'
ser oe8 Geteftib8 9iing be3eidnet,
6od beitrcitet cr, in ben Iebten IA
8agen in Omaha geiDeien 3ll iein
g9ie oie bieiige ToIt5ei 6cltte mel
set. BAT Der in aanias Gttp ber6af-
tete Soc @ontaiio Elm 8eItdnouiE
Qbaelegt.
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offi,ieIIer Sfterreidiidler geriat.

8ien, 16. Sch, ilber 2onoon. -
gas arie 'nut ber0ffentlifte ge'
Itern gl6eho 5oIgenoes: 98eoer IN
g1uiIiId Bolen nod in @ali8ien bat
iidl etruos bon 9elang ereignet. SIN
iii06itliden @oli5ien beieeten mir
g2a0norna, 81 Wleilen norooItlid
bon G3ernoipis selegeu, uno trteben
oen 5eino bis 81 einem Yllntt 5S
g2eilen iii0meItlid bon Sornopoli
atrild. Die Sdlad)t in ben aur-
patben nimmt einal fir uns giin'
itigen @erluuf. 2luf Dem iiloli6en
aricgsidauplnB fam es nur 81 lei9-
ten SdoruilbeIn."
gnfopina frei bon 9iuiicn.
8albington 16. 6eb. = Sci Der
bieiigen oIterreid.ungartiden Dot
idaft einqetroffcne GriOatoepeiden
beiugen, oaB Die 9utolpina bon ben
fein0lt6en ruiiiiden 6or0en geidlt-
bert moroen lit. S5n Guiiiid @oIcn
bat lib ni6t8 bon @idtiafeit gu
qetragen; Die Sample in ben &or'
patben ne6men iBren normalen 8ers