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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-09
CAMP A|CN IS OPEN
The Presidents Speech Starts
Politicians to Talking.
Democrat Platform Declara.
tiOns Will Be Thrust Aside.

washington. Jan. 9.-Officials. both
Republicans and Democrats. TO-DAY nm
animously regard President Wilson's
speech at Indianapolis as announce
ment Of his candidacy for reelection.
Even decentralization Democrats
share that view. Pro-administration
leaders declare that the fortunes of
the party and its Individual represen-
tatives were inseparably linked with
the success or failure of the president.
Democrats said the single term plat
form in the Democratic party's plat
form would be thrust aside to give a
clear track to Wilson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-09
BLEASE'S BIG DAY
Governor of South Carolina Is
sues 1880 Full Pardons.
TO Prisoners Whom He Has
ParoIed Since Jan. 1, 1911.

Columbia. s. c.. Jan. 9.-Full pardons
to about 1.500 persons convicted in
South Carolina Of various crimes and
paroled since January I. 1911, were
granted today by Governor Blease-
In addition to that number who were
included in a blanket pardon and none
of whom II now in the penitentiary or
In prison camps. the governor also
granted clemency to thirty-four com
victs In state prison or engaged ON pub
lie work. Eighteen were pardoned, ten
paroled and six were given commute
ton OF sentence. Seven had been con-
victed Of murder and ten Of man
elauGhfer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-09

SLOWLY THEY DISAPPEAR
Throwing Away Gums, They
Cry Out for Help.
But Horror Stricken Austrians
Could Not Save Them.

Vienna. Jan. 9.-Lientenant Franz
Koaleslxi. recovering in a local hospi-
tai from q wound through his right
lung, today gave a wonderfully vivid
and gripping account Of one more hor
ror of the present great European
war-the. horror OF the Gahcian
marshes.
These marshes extend for almost
endless miles through, great stretches
of Galicia. Their almost fathomiess
mires are the accumulation of CEN
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-09
Many Meetings Scheduled
Large and Small.
START WITH FARMERS week
Stock Breeders viii Arrive In
the City Monday.
Information About Other To-
peka Conventions.

Topeka, the Convention city!"
Never was the capital city more en-
titled to his name. Conventions by the
scorellarge and small-have been
scheduled for the 1915 season. It il esti-
mated that nearly 100000 persons Will
attend these meetings. Two Of them
the meeting OF the State Sunday School
association in the late spring and that
Of the Kansas State Teachers associa-
ton next November-will have an ag-
gregate attendance Of 1900. Nearly
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-09
Kansas Murderer Arrested.

Chicago, Jan. 9.@Jesse Brody, alias
]. c. Mason, was arrested here today
on receipt Of a Kansas City. Kansas.
telegram. stating that he was wanted
on a charge of murder. Tho prisoner
declined to admit that he was the man
wanted and said he would resist extra
dition. Brody Is accused Of having
shot Nathan A. Gill In Gilrs homo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-09

CONTINUED on Page Three.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06
BRITISH SHELL
FAMINE ENDED
Gen. French's Forces Are at
Last Supplied With
Explosive Shells.
SHRAPNEL is OBSOLETE
BY 0ILROH GARDNER


WASIIlNGTON. Oct. G.-The mu-
nitions famine which paralyzcd
the British troops IN France IL at
an end This In the most import.
ant news read by WaEhinRton's
military experts IN the recent Brit
ish. French drive IN the vicinity Of
Champagne and Artois Al last
Kiichener's army has its shells A
lack OF ammunition IN the answer
to the question. What has become
OF Kltchener's army and that much
talked-of spring dnyc2"
The time has come when the
story can be told
II h. the story OF the failure OF
the British at Neuye Chapelle and
the reason for that fallure-lhck OF
explosive shells.
At that engagement the French
fired. before beginning their as
sault on the German trenches,
200 900 shells IN two hours. The
British fired lefs than 10000.
British Are Slaughtered
They did not have the shells
The French gained their ground (.
the British were thrown back with
frightful slaughter.
The news got back 10 London.
and in spite OF the censorship. got
into print A statement was pub
llahed by Lord Northcliffe in the
Times that Field Marshal Sir John
French. In command OF the British
forces In France. had ordered 20
per cent OF explosive shells and
that the war office had sent him Z
per cent.
The result OF this publication
was \ reorganization OF the cab.
met and the creation OF depart
ment OF munitions ~ the head OF
which was Lloyd George.
shrapnel Obsolete
shrapnel Is obsolete Exploding
over modern roofed-oyer. bomb
PROCEED trenches. the shrapnel "a
like pattering rain.
Experience had taught and the
French had learned that the only
way 10 break thru the trench. with
It's barbed wire acknowledgements and
pitfalls. Is TO hurl explosive shells
IN continuous stream. concentrate
ed on one place until the trench
II plowed up. the barbed wire cut
and the occupants OF the trench
either killed or 10 stunned and dis.
organized as 20 be unable 10 make
concerted resistance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06
Sl-Publie Notices
VITAL STATISTICS



wubur - Latue and Violet " prys-
dale seattle
Thomas stack ana Eus was.sr,suer
Seattle
uefuauson. % Seattle
Wm Lloyd uan I.hamor = and Elsie
G. Judd % seattle
Nusust " Aman - and Anna Nsi-
san 10 Seattle
\ % whitman ana Lillian Hansen.
Seattle
rot, wei- aud Hazel wsiAsr 50.
attic
S. o WrLsusH - sestls. ami t4i.
uao Man-pr -c Victoria.
Eimor - Ludiun ana 'srrie n uim-
bic Seattle
w bradford .- ana Ruth Grles
Arthur y CLAYTON. "a. and Florence
y Doe. IT, seattle
Herbert Andrevs Oh, snd AUDREY
stivorr 10 Tarnma.
Arataro kHvahara. o. Nuha city Cal.
and TnWeuu Sake. 90 Japan.
Births
Mr. and NJ o.. " Uasmusssn. e1ir
18Th ave A. ~ daughter
Mrs. and Nr Gilbert Smith. ,-ts "
sftf o. daughter
Mrs and M Eugene Turner -bss "
send A.. daughter
Mrs ana Mr. carl siauscnhaupt 5pts
Rainier ave. daughter
Mrs and Mr WIN Harlan. 67a3 iith
ave ". w. daughter
Mrs and ST. ChaH olson. sand ave W
and salmon hay daughter
Nu and Mr Harry = Hundy as
BleWeft Ht SON
Nj, ana Mr. q y. Bcrr. ius so,h
ave daughter
Mrs and Mr L. nor,h. as first ave
~ daughter
MI and NJ otto Lang 1871, 'sth ave
son.
Mrs and NJ Merriam coleman. SOS
Elliott ave. daughter.
Mrs and NJ john y Woken % W
NnH ~ o. pnn.
Mrs and Nr ~ Wicklund ae.l Third
ave $50 daughter
Mrs ana Nj GoEs'ad Earring soos
tlai ave d vs. son
Mrs and Nj Harry i. Whatmore. 1906
n 4tth M H0u.
Mrs ana Nj - :. Williams s67s
/ Ihird aN" ~ Hon
Mrs and Mt Horace r Phillips. 900
W Highland drive" daughter
Me- and Nj Raw W Mitchell ssh
Walllnrford ave. daughter
Deaths
Jennie Ru,tcrncid. e. e6,t Western
ave. October @.
rarmeuo a Younger o. ssos King
Fl September 30
John Maynard 30. King county hos
pifhl September 30
Su,ruo Ynmnnr. months 1925 ken
fou Ht October
peniel Nilor 5S King county hos
pitI October g.
Iosopn Anderson. -, 5lt John ct. oc-
tphsr
Kenneth ~ Mcclellan. 3d. 1879 1tth
ave. october
Hazel H. poaroo. 81, Providence hos.
pliat October
sylvester g. Iuaa A. stq y tgrt Al
prtubsr
Divorces Grnntrd
N"tthb b'Trol from putrt,k Tool
Emma r. Giluly from ltoht T. GuuI,
Divorces Nskcd
ltlfHh'iN IneH 'H clarence " Gnas
MON support
iih"i thrt 'u uptid 4 Dlnrt ,ruelty.
Rachel H0iior NH lobn tolln. crueItl.
Annie Courage vs.. Geo. Courage.
cruelty,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06

Stall ~, ihs. fina granuiRtsd sugar.
40 stall a. fresh pHateuflEed milk. %
at. Sc pt stall 1870. 20 ihz best cane
susaf, iar win other o. 30 grocery order.
Stall ~. SOC can rhocoiate.aEfU Htaii g.
ptoa California honey 2bc Do stall "a.
dried pfunrs ~ o. stan ~. fancy green
tomatoes asr bns 7.lb basket uapss.
asr stalls CSC lemons. o, each Stall
60. sapd fresh butter g7c. goo ana s4r 10.
Stall o. best frosh rhufned butter a1e
10 stall i5st beet Jerary butter lbs.
81 90 stall se. ironing boards. gee stall
- chiidfsns a. 60 hats $50 stan 81.
shoes fssoied soc 90 Zoe stall tbT4.
hack bones lbs rSr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06

sfau zoe fresh rotiaH. cheese. zoe % .
fageg dii pickles zoe doH smoked
liver sausage 1nr lb stall -. raisius
cake. itf % slayer cakes ztc each
foeaHnut bars. gte dnr batter biscuits.
see dos stall see. frssh spinach o. 10
fancy esuiifinrer ior head. sr~sf pofa-
toes ihs zoe fresh sas beans SOC ~
stall stt best Yakima spuds iea ut !.
eating ard cooking apples 80 hos DRY
onipnH lhs SOC Htaits ts-i9 fresh
hHmtnf. tpf az new Hausfkfauf Toe a. =
80 rrt relish. SEQ a.. snest pirhlss ste
Ht Stale ii.lE pot runsi. iie h boil
lnE beef lar o. prime flb fnasf. i5e ia !.
laifk fuasf istsr 90 stall gIs - ibs
saEsr ~ o0. $50 DO sack flour 1ec pure
rsrna ane tb its 81 seda ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06

Pure lard. 500 90 INK sausage. soc
10 lamb shpps he gSc. compound
lard o. % new Efaut o. ~ haminY
tQr az sweet POTATOES ibs Tsc. large
leaves bread. ace. strained honey. zoe o..
lemons Toe dor bananas itr doE alp
reFsd h~rfinE o. ran. nss peas. cans
Poses nen salmon. rams SOC. large
cans milk gtc : its Eiess starch. ste.
ibs dried p-as ttc halibut ia
gee sturgeon zoe o.. rock cod ior o.
CLAIMS 81 a.. hiE crabs Tor 4ac. mild
eheese. ihs SIC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06

stall itt-tts. Yakima Gem potatoes
81 20 sack delivered Htaii M nee
sausfhfaut De- pa. stalls i2t-igt. home
made sausage. go d.. sifioin steak. zoe
o. Stall ga. ffesh cooked crabs. Zoe
90 zoe each sturgeon. ibs gbr salmon.
u he @fr. stalls Htb-i1 Yakima pc
tstuss. " 10. delivered sweet potatoes
ibs. lif. Miller cream eanthiDnprs. 2
far Ne straw berries boses 4br stalls
tfsi Maryland beauty oysters. ace pt
ESQ a. corn meal mush bricks tfs
pnle huilsr l0n ElAna blood rlnks. 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06

Pot roast ior ~ good stew steak.
F'se tb iaFub stew hr 10 shfinps. 2
hH +fe salmon. iha esc black cod 3
lbs itr. fresh local ranch eEFs sc
dak hnnin} zoe A.! fresh Washington
creamery butter gsc o. The 81 90.
fresh ground peanut butter. 100 10 apple
butter ier DO s0fi shsiied sainuts ibs
gees pineapple. e cans gsr. fresh gfnHnd
bone. 10 lbs .sc. cottage cheese. 100 % /.
Jonathan upfirr zoe dor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06
OLDEST SHIP HERE

BREMERToN, Oct. 6.-The oldest
ship in the naval service. the Sup.
ply. used as n station ship for the
forces at Guam. has arrived here for
inspection and ovcrhauling. She is
43 years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06
PRESS CLUB TO have
ANOTHER BL0W.OUT

thursday night will be Press
Cluo sGlee Club night and also
ladies' night. and members OF the
Press club with invited 8riends are
soiCg to turn out TO make Il CAV
old evening. Guests OF tho evening
viii be Lewis Haase. manager -
the Metropolitan, and II. b. Rurtora
the orpheum. Dancing
viii start at 10 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06

Htau ios - ID. iar pure honey tse.
good butter. zoe 10. cans best utih.
zoo. Htaii ii6. grapefruit. zoe each
Mission nas ibs zoe. Concord grapes.
zae basket Auscafei grapes. ibs he
stalls tos-iit. ihs sugar. tbr stalls
1856. gbr imported anrhoYteH. zoe. iae
oan corn syrup. Toe stalls 2. o. O. T.
boiling beef o. 10 home rendered Hard.
lbs 3bc stall .. ffssh maoksrai. 10
ih salmon trout lFfse 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06
is-Dressmaking Done

pHEssM MAKING ani piain seFink uiEht
shirts and paIanss a spseiaitr Ffiess
reasonable Thomas. room 40 g.
Hotel 1ts MAYNARD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06
SUzzALLo SPEAKS

President Henry suzzallo OF the
spoke on Art In It's Re
lafion a. Culture before the Sc.
attic Pine Arts society. In the Bail
larEeon building. Tuesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06
SUNDAY CLUB TO
give MOVIE SHOW

Pilgrims Progress" in the movies
will he shown at the Sunday club
mass meeting az the Y. NJ. c. \. next
Sunday afternoon. Admission will
be by ticket only. but tickets may be
had free at the Y. NJ. c. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06

N"rthu p'troi from putrtDk %. Tool
Emma y. Gilul, from ltoht T. Guul,
Divorces Nekcd
Elizabeth InFH 49, clarence " Gnss.
uuu support
Ethel 'brt 'a untid tlprt ,ruettr.
Rachel Uoiior NH John Uollnt. cruelty.
Annie Courage vs. Geo. Courage
cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct. G.
Rogue Gonzales Cara. at one time
president OF the convention govern.
ment OF Mexico and now In Wash
ington IA a representative OF the
Villa-Zapata factions, has made pub
lie statement in which he warns
Washington officials that any Mexi-
can pacification plan that involves
the recognition OF Carranza and
does not include Villas supporters
as factors in the situation will mean
nothing but anarchy in Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06
BEWARE, AUT0ISTS!

As an echo OF several warnings
issued from the bench of the police
court recently, Police Chief Lang
Wednesday issued an order to the
police TO enforce the ordinance pro.
hiblting vehicles from travelling
more than eight miles an hour over
crossings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06

PUGET SOUND
T.. STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
STEAMERS LEAVE IRON coraAs
iiot n, roof OF MARION STREET
r.ss.. srrtr.
seattle ssatii.
espfn st~~rp~v Siaut, fer tepfu
daily Tp~r..na. Williams daily
stcep, punH.ns.s s.au IN except
ssturr ard Angeles SUNDAY
'Nieteri.. ~. s.--rerf rown.~nd-fert
Angeles
81 - steamer SOL Dp~. fof' , .spm
MID Towrssnf wiuiam. daily
rirhf InunEsuess f-sguiruf ~
daily 'Anssis. and Victoria
'p0~- not rsii al
fvirtoris Eunea,-
Tacoma pirec,
Hsafns,.susT. rsee,na sad tfsrr
fssni fsdis ma poll. far Ta.fe STAN
~ esatn coma direct Steamer ); tsPra
sepsu svsrr two haur. So 'sp-
terua .irris trio zoe round .'epni
'sspntrip Connections at stePrn
sepru Tsrou1a ~lth steam re pm
sisru,sr- ,er Olympia Andisfe pn
sally shelton daily
Port To~r.~of
Nottingham
s6srn Steamer wbatcorn soafn
daily ,or Per, Tnrn-.ni fsiiy
ssr.r' 'sns-or'e. ana Bei- except
sunday iinshau SUNDAY
E,s,~it -rd'nsnds
tepm Everett. ramond- sspfn
daily Everett only dsnv
TNerest - Keeling hsm-Ans
Pert rs-nsepd
~ ssnrn : =. .Kuishsn. ferI .soprn
daily Evsr- Anaca-ies daily
'arf Ne inshs
Calls a. Port Town.
seni .outhhouni on
'lr Doc. No, rsil at
Everett, Saturdays
san Juan I.is ham
+, ~ str Ro.siis. ,Sr Port o6pni
.trown-sri srd Rel 'Tue-d'y
suufsv iinrNhn va all san'Thursy
Tue.f Juan island point. 'satury
Thur.vl
Port Town.end-rsrt Anseie.-~eeh
nav ard Way Port.
- - steamer BetiipH. .oopr1
rritn' ~ ham. sor Port Town 'Tu--d'v
sunns' 'enN foft AnEslsA hursr
Inesa NHP7 hAy ana "Af rstnr
rhufsf pofis
Fort Towr.~nd-port Ans~ies-Crr.-
cent srd vsr Port.
-no 81, w,iri.,i. 49, .-os.-1
raidn'h' Port Townsend rori'Nondsv
worsAv Angeles Por, Cr..l ooprn
wsan-- cont cisnsm ana wean~-
FrfAayvev port. Friday
-, c.,,hi.-y ,,s,au-r,..i..-
-
ooprn steamer Tnset' Tor, t'tesm
dsily kinEFon, u ~ daily
efc"r' =. q ~ Erlon' except
saturTF az ler Town'end sunday
HAn'viN" iron a
am HAdlock
Saturday ONLY
oopr'ste.n~r Puget. tori ssepn
ltinrstnr. Ludlow ana
way poir,.
sundry Only
soar, Steamer Puget. fori conn
Kingston. Ludlow and
'wav noint.
ia c,,.t-o.,,,i.-f ,,i...-
- '-", '.
aoonm str FctiHtoh' FOR. : 'ssm
dairy LUDLOW Port osnhl. daily
except 'HsnFnr ana AL except
Fundhy'roints on Hood Canal MONDAY
Ms.wciion ard Austin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-For the
first time In the history of this
nation pre-emnent inventors and
scientists today counselled regard.
ing their countrys defense when the
Rev naval advisory board met at the
navy department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06

Mcuiainr- inside finish, builders hard
ware. building paper. IN fact eetn'
plate Hire. az lowest prices send Ter
frvo catalogue 80. a
q n WILLIAMS CO
Phone Naln fatf t9ta First Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06

LOTS eost-5 100, two blocks ~ car
city water paid W ~ CouFhun. 500
American Rank UldF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06
4O--Exchanges

Will TRADE my home In 81 Joseph
Mo. FOR Washington property or auto
mobile what have you Address
re Star
81 ACRES level alder land one mile To
railroad station. fre~ ~ iurumhraurrs.
valued 80 O. 500 Want Seattle prop
ertP % Ike value Guy orr sos Leary
Bidr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06
4i-Aereage for Sale
Itwis COUSIN LANDS


uoon low rUtCrp LAND
LEWIS COUNTY RotrWWE Est
WAHlit NuTpN
ON the MAtN potute TRACK LtNE
on TftE n y. a. 81 ANp u-W ,
HALF WAY uErWEEN anArfLE
AND PORTLAND
THE BEST RANHroUrATioN ~
TftE STATE
TRANSPORTATION PITTS ooop lam
HrELtH EASY MONEY
Coed land without transportation i a
hard road
FREE CIRCULARS oN LEWIS corN
TY LANDS CLOSE TO cHEuAtIa
AND NApAVtNE. uErWEEN TuE
pAclFlc HIGHWAY AND TIE RAIL
WuNbN
PRICES tfs TO 500 an acre Tor good
level Hand, ~ rich rvd clay snil. No
rock nr gravel Sold un terms az 90
cash. rEu acne ANp soc an acre
monthly interest a. per cent pet
anuum WRITE TODAY TO
DAVID a. EAHrMAN
500 towmau MOS Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06

Nosema Apis he resumed
was discovered first by a German
named Zander. in 1905. There was
serious outbreak OF II turnout
Europe, 1t evidently was introduc.
ed here thru imported bees.
The disease acts very much like
smallpox. II sweeps thru A col.
ony, but does not kill the mora
hardy bees. Therefore II might he
regarded rs beneficial, as it kills
or the weaker strain aud results
IN me breeding OF more hardy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06

Dad The caminN city ~ Central
pSllh urnHoHo Lots 90 by 40. with
water firhs nppurtenant thereto 80
WinstunN Addition. Prices from $500
tu $500 without interest
s,y>s><eseeNssrs~sss>es~S ,<NSsS>I>ge~>~~~>>~y
a6-lIomesteads
uoMnNtEAD
$50 aerss. partly improved. ao.d. rich
soil fine fur alfalfa aud stock, near
railroad aud town. Entire sac for
$500 can bs taken ~ hnfneriesd and
desert siaim pa. star
ron HAt.E Heiinpuishment Ia cheiaH
county ga miles from leaTrnNarth.
miles from automobile Hnei iafel
land. 30 rorl we'll waterrd plenty 81
tinber. sub irrigated 1900 cash Al
dress William i.Fathers. tretsnwofth
wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

RUSSELL. r. FARREIt.-tsa y = nik
General practice. estates laws husband
ant wife, consultation frr~ Eiitatt -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06

MoruReNNLra New and second hand
al makes snme ~ these taken On new
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES Haiieu q
WuEht sif e PIKE ST., near broadway.
Phone Mast tTi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-06
COLLATERAL LOANS

QUICK COLLECTIONS AGENCY
Accounts notes and Judgments collected
s.e Lyon Rldw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
FANS ASK TOO MUCH or
AGED LARRUP|NG LARRY
Lajoie Has Tough Assignment as
Member Of Athletic
Infielu.
CROWD NOT SYMPATHETIC
Philadelphians visit Resentment
Against Mack on Old-Timer-spec.
ulate on What Collins Would Have
Done on Every Play.

PHILADELPHIA, May l.-Pitchfork.
ed into as tough an assignment as ever
was drawn by mortal ball player. Larry
LaJoie Is patiently enduring an expert
ence without n parallel In all tho years
he has been playing major league base
ball.
For the first time In the almost
tent. Lajole finds his home fans almost
entirely out OF sympathy with him and
All his works, more reluctant to grant
him The recognition he deserves than
lfihe had done each OF them Il personal
wrong.
Philadelphia Is visiting upon Lajoic
the resentment IT feels toward Connie
Mack Tor disposing OF Eddie Collins
iast winter. II an opponents hit finds
w,T Way ihhr4ngh TIE naela at any point
| many Of the fans take n peculiar pleas
ure in specializing ms to what Eddie
Collins would havn done with the play.
with Collins at second the thing would
have been nm easy out.
with what infinitely smoother skill Col,
lns would have handled it.
Boston Infleiders while the Red sox
were here last week. these fans decided
marvel or old. and that in foisting him
upon them after Collins had been sold
sold for, mere money-Connie Mack
had done the glorious fandom OF PhilH :
delDhia an irreparable wrong. And 30
most OF Philadelphia is off, tajoie.
nre few fans in town who have been
able TO see that Larry has come up
/ with every batted ball he has been
more than the average in1elder tries
! for: that he has yet to make a poor
throw: that he alone OF the entire Attn
tan hos lnn ttK.tD stNt,a lN,. L.
epidemic Of duckfutters that has made
the outfit tho despair Of the dopesters
| who expected IT to be N strong con.
tender despite the things that hap
pened to 1t last winter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
VIRGINIA BEATS M|DD|Es
IN ANNUAL TRACK MEET
Orange and Blue Runners Triumph
Over Annapolis
Boys.
FIRST DEFEAT FOR SAILORS
Sontherners Showed to Good Advan-
tage in Hurdles. Weight Events
and Broad Jump-Navy Wins
DaSIes.

ANNAPOLIS. MD, May 1.-The Uni
versity Of Virginia sent a good crop
or athletes to Annapolis to-day, and
trininphed over the Midshipmen in a
dual field and track meet by score
OF e3 TO ~ points. It was the first de-
ieat administered 10 the Middies this
season.
vantage in the two hurdle races the
three three WEIGHT events, and the broad
The 900 yard hurdles 81 and fi broad taJ jump
ing. and hammer throw, and got first
n ,s6 second places in the shot put and
loSyard h%rle. s1p SY cc}n, Navy
Navy third. Time 10 seconds.
4, 22G-yard dash-won b., Collins Navy;
third. Time, % seconds
l2o-yard hurdles-won by Cronly
H,irsinla Maralson. Virginia. second
onds.
22o-yard hurdles-won by Cronly
Virginia: Hnralson. Virginia. second
Wilson. Virginia. third. Time. &c sec
,44o-ynrd dash-won by Norris. vir-
GINA: Thompson. Navy, second: Nor
ris. Virginia. third. Time, so 3-5 sec
sinia norris. Minor. Goodwin and
SnenD; Nay rH runners; Vale, Lewis
'OoR anu thompson. Time, minutes
26 2.5 seconds (breaking academy re-
cord BY one sccond)
,r High 'p WiIpc,,;s by ,o Denny, Navy
Navy. third. Height, & feet I inches.
Broad jump-Gooch and Mayer. Vir-
ginia. tied for first place: Fields. Nir-
Einia. third. Distance 81 feet s inches
Shot put--won by Barker. Virginia
Coleman. Virginia. second: Beisemeier
Navy. third Distance. 43 feet 6 inches
Hammer throw-won by Baker Vir-
einia; Coleman. Virginia, second
Jones. Virginia, third. Distance 135
feet Inches
Discus throw-won by Coleman. Vir-
Navy. third. Distance. l1s feet.
Pole vault-won by Brown, Navy;
Armstrong. Navy. second: Walker, Vir-
Hinia. third. Height. II feet.
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100: q H. Ncwcornb. 1ss; a. R a:,;,I..,
1S9: IL, y. Randall. ISIS; \. Hot, ~ 4
A. - Richardson, 49,: j. u. SnoWE iSi.s
W. IL Foord. lSe; n. l., Burns, tsslR.
y. King, iSo; II. a. staples 1Si.Fbi n
Dey. 1si; j. l.. Baldwin, 1874. H. /.
SPOTS. 1873: c. b. Plat, 1873; l.. { Nsi-
son, 1S3; s.. p. Snior. 1870 w Nan
1872; j. ii. Hendrickson. 1871; l.. os'
Graham. ISL: G. J. Stein. $50; n. q
Gunther, $50; G. l.. Osborn. $50: @ n.
Martin, $50. ~
Shoot-ofr for third and fourth prnc.
won by Richardson: shoot Off for say.
enth place won by Snow. with Holt
eighth; shoot-oT for ninth place Won
by Foord, with a. l.. Burns tenth
Team shoots-PhiJadelphia o2f tNcyc
York a. c., 1922; Smith Gun Club. lcr.
sey City, sS7; Portland, Maine, AS4,
more and Bridgeport S:s.t
Long run prize won by 4. B. Rich.
ardson with 1910. I'TV'