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Evening journal., 1915-08-13
Business Mems Club Again To
Go Through Motion of Fishing

last year by Benny" Bye and Billy"
Bryan.
They we're fishing from a small
boat and Mr.. .Swartz reserved one
side of the craft for his own fishing
station. Bye and Bryan occupying the
other side After long while Bye
landed a tailor fish. Swartz looked
over at it, pulled up his line and
rebaited the hook.
When his back was turned Bryan
hooked the fish on his own line, drop
ped It overheard and pulled It out
Swartz glanced over his shoulder
and again drew his line from the
deep. This time he changed hooks
and renewed the bait. Bye next hook
ed the fish on and this time Swartz
changed hooks. sinker and bait
After this same fish had been
caught about a dozen times, Bryan
burst out laughing and exclaimed 81
can't do it any more for this fish
head is worn out"
Mr.. Swartz Immediately Caught
on and began winding up his line.
The party will probably go up the
Potomac river as far as Colonial
Beach, which was the point reached
last year The trip down the bay, Il
is expected, will be as far as Cbl1-
league.
Evening journal., 1915-08-13
ALL FED MANAGERS
ARE BALL PLAYERS
Fielder Jones, St. Louis
Pilot, Only One Inactive
Just Now
MAGE ALWAYS
GOOD STATESMAN

Every team in the Federal League
has playing manager. Fielder Jones,
Of the ST. Louis club, is the only
one who has not been active In the
game this year, having played only
twice. The latter declares. however
that he is ready TO replace any Of
his outfielders In the event of in
jury. Jones was one Of the greatest
outiielders the game ever produced
when he led the White SoX to a
worlds championship over the Cubs
i'm 1906.
Joe Tinker. the leader OF the Chi
cago Whales, has not been very ac-
tive this season owing to a kidney
ailment, but at the close Of the sea-
son he will undergo an operation,
steadily next year. He has taken
part in rs games so far this season
Otto Knabe plays second base for
the Baltimore Terrapins besides guild
ing the destiny of the tail enders.
Otto is one of the fastest leaders in
the league. and his presence invari-
ably insures a scrap Of some kind.
Lee Masee, head of the Brooklyn
Tiptops. is another OF the Knabe type.
He defends the keystone sack, and is
practically leading the league with
his club as he has taken part in rs
games and Is batting 1854
George Stovall of the Kansas City
Packers. also is a playing boss. He
takes charge OF the initial sack and
has been in ninety-one games this
year.
Bill McKechnie was playing third
base for the Newark Pops when Man
ager Bill Phillips was released and
MoKechnie has filled his place with a
degree OF success that indicates he
will be retained.
Harry Lord plays third base for the
Buffalo club fully as capahly as he
used to do when he was with the
White SoX. His duties as manager Of
the Buffaloes do not seem 10 inter
fere with his playing ability. his stick
work being fairly good He succeeded
Larry Schlahy as manager only a
month OF so ago
Rebel Cakes. the guide OF the Pitts
burgh Stogies, is the regular center
fielder and is considered one OF the
best gardeners in the league. He Is
also popular with the players and has
his team we'll TO the front, being In
third place.
Evening journal., 1915-08-13

Banishing business cares and leav-
ing trusty assistants in charge Of
their affairs. members of the Bust
ness Mems Fishing Club viii depart
on Saturday morning for their an
nual cruise on the Chesapeake Bay
II is week of pleasure for
the party, and while they 60
through all the motions of
fishing they really don't care wncth-
er they catch any fish. They'll tell
the same fish stories over again, how
ever and maybe Arthur Swartz or
Candy Mammele will fall overheard,
or maybe they'll induce Commodore
Ellwood Souder to singer maybe
they won't
Anyway. Frank Ayres will be there
to lead the singing. And anyway,
seventeen members of the Business
Mems Fishing Club will take part in
the outing including the Angling
Twins" I Ketchum Swartz and I
Eaten Bryan" The train bearing
the fishermen will leave French
street station at $40 o'clock ana take
the party to Oxford, Md, where they
will board the schooner Captain
Arthur W. Swartz has gone aboard
TO arrange for the boat, bait and an
nual supply Of water melons. He
will await the other members Of the
club at Oxford where they will be
taken aboard the schooner, which
will be in charge Of Captain q. S.
Mears, and First Mate Morris Will
kinson. This will be the eleventh
annual trip of the club
number Of improvements have
been made to the boat since last
year including the installation Of
above deck sleeping quarters SUM-
cient to accommodate more than 20
persons. other improvements cost
ing about 5000 have been made TO the
vessel recently. AT night awnings
will be lowered to keep dampness off
Of the sleepers. Chesapeake Bay is
selected for the trip because of the
scarcity of mosquitoes there.
Those who will go are Commodore
Ellwood Souder. Candy c. Mammele.
Arthur W. Swartz, John A. Chapman.
DR.. Paul r. Smith. Samuel Hayman.
George Mckay, William e. Holland.
Benjamin Bye George Butt, DR.. VIII
liam e. Harris. William G. Bryan.
J. Frank Ayres, Harry W. Davis,
George Till, w H. Vance and Oscar
G. Draper. The cook and waiter will
be the same as last year.
Mr.. Swartz has the reputation for
catching fish and Mr.. Bryan has the
record for eating them.
The former has has not yet recov-
cred from. a game put over on him
Evening journal., 1915-08-13
GOVERNORS CUP FOR
REPUB. QUOT winners

Governor Charles R. Miller has do
mated two silver cups to the Young
Mems Republican Club to be award
ed to the winners in the city contest
at Quoits.
During the past year club members
spent many pleasant evenings in
pitching quoits.
A committee will shortly arrange
the schedule and then II Will be up
to each ward to arrange for a team
TO defend its honor.
Evening journal., 1915-08-13
LOOK ON. PnRT PrNN,

Manager Flynn's Park A. A. will
again tackle Port Penn A. A.. at Port
Penn tomorrow. The Park bows are
determined TO avenge the defeat
handed them last wek and ives"
Marsden. the veteran twirler will
occupy the mound. Manager FIvpn
Is after PAGER" Windett of the Lux-
berger club and has already signed
Robinson. former captain of Luxber-
ger he has released both J. Deluc-
ca catcher and T. Delucca. inhelder.
Evening journal., 1915-08-13
KEYSTONE no TRY PARK.

keystone will play the Park A. A. at
Eighth and Rodney streets grounds to-
morrow afternoon. Keystone's manage
ment requests the following players to
report at Second and Poplar streets at
o'olocn Dunn, Higgins, Fisher, Frank
lin, Jennings, Yellow, Gobble, Springer,
Hayes, Long, Rogers. Sem and Lewis.
Evening journal., 1915-08-13
RUNS FOR THE WEEK

Runs scored by all teams Of three
leagues from Friday. August 6. to
Thursday, August II, inclusive. Only
runs that figure in official averages
are included. Scores of incompleted
games are not counted, but the scores
of games of five innings or more are
included in the table.
Evening journal., 1915-08-13
STAR TEAM IN RED RELEASES.

Within the past six years there
have been enough star players cut
loose by Cincinnati to form a Won
derful team on paper if all of them
were hooked up on one team. II has
let out Outfielders Bescher. Paskert.
Moran, Dolan. Becker, Hinchman and
Knisely; Infielders Egan, Phelan. Lo-
bert Hoblitzel, Grant Niehoft and
Higgins; Catchers Mclean, Doom and
Gonzales and Pitchers Ragon,
Vaughn. Cheney. HUMPHREYS, Doak,
McQuillan, Adams and Fromme.
Evening journal., 1915-08-13
vANDEvER CHICKS IN GAME.

Tomorrow afternoon, at Eden Park
Nandever Chicks will meet Brooklyn a.
c. NJ. Patterson, the young wizard, will
be on the firing line for the Brooklyn
lads. while E. Steele viii do the receiv-
ing
Evening journal., 1915-08-13

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
Did Terry McGovern ever fight
anybody by the name of Eddie Sher-
man. S.
have no record Of any Terry Nc
Govern Eddie Sherman battle.
Evening journal., 1915-08-13
What Do You Wani
10 Know About Sporf7

Sport Editor EVENING. JOURNAL:
"a Can you tell me who is the
fastest runner in the National and
American Leagues ~ Tell me
where Jake Daubert of Brooklyn
stands? w. ].
% Hans LObert is supposed to be
the fastest runner in the majors.
think Fritz Maisel can beat him. (2)
Well uD in front.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
A says that in a soccer game the
players are allowed to hit the ball
with their elbows. B dlsagrees. Who
is correct? Z.
Both are right In a way, but you'll
have to ask Mark Fish how the use or
his elbow is restricted. haven't
space to explain at length,
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
Kindly answer this as soon as pos
sible: A bets B that in the name
Schultz" the (e) is pronounced. B
says that the lei is silent Who is
right? JACK.
A is right.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
VIII you kindly state whether a
straight in straight POKER beats three
aces? L.
Straight beats three of a kind.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
/ % Will you kindly tell me the
difference between a draw and a no
decision boutl CD Is Pittsburgh SPELL
ed with "h" at the end7 (3) Which
, team has the best record in winning
straight games this season and how
many? ca Who was the previous
champion featherweight? B.
% Draw bout Is a bout which ref
cree decides as draw. In nO-deciSiOn
bout, referee Is not empowered to rem
der a decision. (2) les. CD ROstOn,
eight straight, II my memory serves
me right. a. Attell before Kilbane.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNALS
! Did Terry McGovern ever fight
Evening journal., 1915-08-13
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Federal League.

Chicago, 2: Newark, 1.
Brooklyn, 8; Kansas City, 2.
Other games postponed, rain.
Evening journal., 1915-08-13
Big League Baseball At Glance
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.

Athletics-Ch rain.
Boston, 4; ST. Louis. 0.
Cleveland, s; New York. 4.
Other games postponed. rain.
Evening journal., 1915-08-13
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

Pittsburgh. 4; New York, 0.
Chicago, 6; St. Louis, 8. (1S
innings).
other clubs not scheduled.
Evening journal., 1915-08-13
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.

National League.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Now York at Brooklyn.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1915-08-13
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Federal League.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.

Federal League.
Pittsburgh at Baltimore.
Kansas City at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Newark.
st. Louis at Buffalo.
Evening journal., 1915-08-13
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American League.

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
American League.
Athletics at New York.
Washington at Boston.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-07-19

lasses and water Add the liquid to
the bran and Paris green an dmiX
thoroughly. Add enough water if
necessary so that in squeezing the
bran you can barely feel the water
start. The FRUIT should never be adj
ded to the mixture until just before
application.
The maximum killing can only be
obtained by applying the baitbetween
and $50 o'clock in the morning,
that is, it should be on the field By
$50. Sow the bait broadcast in strips
30 to Is feet apart over the field to
be treated The bait may safely be
applied to all crops and pasture areas
when sown broadcast as above men
toned. This amount CT poisoned bait
should treat approximately four or
five acres 1t probably viii be neces-
sary to follow up the first application
with another on the morning OF the
fifth day If 80 per cent. mortality or
more has not been obtained from the
FIRST application. Under certain con
ditions it may even be necessary to
treat the field q third time to kill %
per cent o. more Of the grasshoppers.
The damage from the grasshopper
pest will not cease until late in Au'
gust SO that the farmers ought not
to relax theiraeilorts in this warfare.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-07-19
HoNoRED vERMoNTER
Record of Lindon w. Bates, Dredge
Builder, Born in Vermont

Builder, Born in Vermont
Vermont is justly proud of Lindon
w. Bates. The people Of his native
town now point to these facts about
him:
Born at Marshfield, VT, November
10. 1855 educated at Yale university,
assistant engineer N. Z. and Oregon
Pacific railways; built mammoth
dredge Beta for the United States gov
eminent, earning bonus Of $4,000 on
test of capacity; retained 1S96-1902
by Belgian government to prepare
reports and projects for improve
ing the port of Antwerp; engaged on
enlargement OF Suez canal employ
ed by Russian government on the
rivers, VOlga, Dneiper, and Bug, in
Black sea ports, etc, for the Queens
land government designed eight har-
bors and regulation Of five rivers; for
government of South Australia sew
eral harbor dredges for Russian gov
eminent, earning bonus oil $4,000 on
capacity test; built a.goingdredges.
for Queensland and Calcutta in CO.
operation with other engineers for
governments of Russia, Germany,
Austria and Belgium.
His labors for the relief of strick-
en- Belsians We're herculean. Day
and night for many weeks and
months he carried on his heart the
hunger of smitten people and gave
himself TO their ministry without
stint as the medium of generous
minded Americans, whose liberalty
has demonstrated their humanity
Boston Post
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
CASE Of THE WtLAELMtNA
HAS NOT sEEN SETTLED

London. April ~ The Ease ~ the
American steamship wHheluina to-
da8 was aEain adjourned ~ prise court
en- application ~ government counsel
in order % permit further neWotia
tIans Counsel for the crown ex
rrsstea hope thar settlement soon
would b. reached
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
CUBAN SAILORS
ON THE WARPATH
ONE MEMBER OF CREW OF rug
TERESA SAID TO HAVE STRUCK
ANOTHER OVER HEAD VITA a
HEAVY INSTRUMENT.

Excitement relgned aboard thr Cu-
ban tng Teresa. Inoorea a. palsfos
wharf yesterday morning about ne
O'Clock when ono sailor who. after
arrest. gave his uBme a. ronno r.
aiieEed 90 have used a hgavs iron har
ever the head ~ another sailor.
sgretehlng the latter out on deck of the
vessel
While thr trouble raEra. several NJ
the foreign speaking sfeaulhoatnen
enEaginR IN tine argument quite y
number - people were attracted vs.
the wharf and one 90 the spectators
informed y policeman - what haa or-
curred The alleged asssllsnt. Fonso.
WAS then PLACID under arrest
The Teresa Is the tag iorated w. thr
Euf several daxs $50 drifting aim
lessiy shout having run short ~ coal
and having burned - much - her
upper woodwork that shs has the an
pearanee 81 wreek "a nrst glance
The vessel IL set moored ~ the Guif
Machiue Company wharf awaiting
conclusion ~ her owner. Who resides
Ga New orieaas - - ths docking and
repair - the steamer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
FOUR VESSELS
WERE ARRIVALS
THREE scHooNERs AND ONE
STEAMER PUT INTO PORT YES.
TERpAY, THE SAILING CRAFT
TO LOAD CARGO HERE.

Three sehooners and ore steamer
reached port yesterday. making = lit-
tje addition 10 the fast increasing
fleet now ~ the harboF The sailing
tessels were the British schooner
Etudne. which came over from Mobile
go hn out with lumber. the American
schooner William y Downes. 4 large
Vessel ~ 6ss tons. which came mp
from san Juan after long passage.
and which viii also load with lumber
here the schooner Henry Crosby.
which eamc over from Mobile, partly
loaded. and which will complete Cargo
here foF Santiago. cuba
The steamship which arrived wna the
William = Palmer. bound from Port
Arthur for Philadelphia. and which
came simply Cor . supply of bunker
cosl This vessel Is loaded and will
ae ready ~ IN early hour this morninv
e. continue her voyage up the Allan
liz caast 4 pilot has been requested
a. sunrise
Quite a fleet of aiiing vessels are en-
route o. this port and there viii be a
lively movement 90 lumber from the
present outlook
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
SMALL STOCKS
NAVAL STORES
HEAD or THE COLUMBIA NAVAL
STORES CO. SAYS VISIBLE SUP.
PLY MUCH SMALLER THAN AN
TicIpATEo.

The Savannah Naval stores Review
lr rs iast issue contained the follow
Ing
SIR ~ a. SCHROEDER. president n
the Columbia Naval stores Co re-
turned this week after = ten days trip
in the gulf district while there Mr.
SCHROEDER satisfied himself that tho
stocks - turucutine in that section are
VERY small and that the season has
closed with . total visible supply ~
the article very much smaller than
had been expected some time hack
MIR Schroders Investigations also
convinced him that the crop nov be-
ginning would be unnrwcedently small
aud that a. the outside figures the
production viii hardly exceed t5e.0o0
casks ~ turpentiue and ! soc 900 round
barrels of resins crop as small
~ thia ia needed to provide for the
eating up ~ the rosin supplies car
RED over and the placing ~ the indus
iry ln ane shape for the next wear ~
which time thc wHr d apt to BE- over
and IS effects 80 he ~ rapidly dlmin-
isblnE influence on the market
Mr. Schroeder WAS in Pensacola re-
Gently booking over thc naval stores
situation. and IL IA probable that hi-
concern. thr Columbia Naval Stores
co. win open i brRngn Office In this
city within = short time
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
REPORTED LOSS
of HIS SAVINGS
NEGRO eRocERvnAH cLAlME .
rAAr AE aAp SEEN BELIEVED
or AL MONEY ~ AIS NOME.
WAtca HAD sEEh ENTERED.

Cary WHITE. ceierssi. reported % the
police station yesterday that his home
So Lakes siles had teen broken open.
and that ths sum ~ az had BEEN stolen
thersfroFn. Ws said tnaf the front
door had beer forced, ard Ne gave the
name q negro upou whom he sus-
plcsona had rested AZ oncs.
Tha darksy. whose name sas Taek-
son. vas - oncs arrested e. well a.
smother darksy whosn name vas Crit
IN II the once ~ chief Of Police
Sanders yesterday these negroes were
given > thorough course IN the third
degrse. the chief and Special Onicer
HAL engaging them Ia these maneuv-
ere The negroes weF~ returned g
thif cells however. ana are held az
dangerous and suspicious characters
Cases wti BE called IN the recorder
court today.
TIE negroes detained are very
strong In their denias ~ their guilt.
and Il viii he interssting 90 watch
the outcome OF the etses.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
MUCH WORK On
THE SANTA ROSA
GOVERNMENT YACHT rs BEING
REBuiLT, AND WILL LIKELY &c
REAoY FOR DUTY SHORTLY.

Practically rebuilt he pretty SOY
eminent yacht santa Rosa used BY
Capt Turtle. 81 the army engineering
corgs. viii BE- released from the hands
- : corps ~ carpenters and shiponild-
sra shortly. attea with me rev and
powerful engine. with house built up
higher and with more eommodious
quarters generally IT. fact the craft
as above stated, viii be practically a
rebuilt vessel when pet Ia service
shortly.
This entire ioh has been done az a
berth IN thc ueR Eikan- Kaiser boat
shed. ~ the head ~ enc paiafoN Bay
len slip. and some exceedingly nne
work has been done o. the handsome
vessel ~ win reflect much credit uron
tire contractor once the santa Ross Is
put 60 work again.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
ARE IMPRESSED
WITH ABILITY
OF PHIL. BEAlL
ALTHOUGH JOHN Nicely HAS
BEEN CHOSEN ~ SENATOR'S.
DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS LEAN
TOWARD YOUNG PENsAcoLiAN.

Philip Beail Rhc made such 1 aght
il ths late term o. the United states
court here IN tho bank cases. and who
mas been commended by cldsr attor-
neys upon the showing made i much
IN the favor ~ department. ~ Justice
officials. according 20 tne following
from the Washington correspondent n
the Jacksonville Metropolis.
"A curious complication has arisen
ever the appointment 81 Florida dis
tFict attorney.
John l. Neeiy has been recon-
mended for the once ~ both ~ the
FLORIDA senators. but Il seems that
the department ~ Justice has become
very favorsbiy impressed with Phillip
Bcali the present assistant district
attorney. and would like 10 see him
elevated e. ths district attorneyshlp.
Meanwhile Mr. Neeley hiss = tempo
rary appointment from the Judge.
mir. Nicely has just been here. and
accompanied ~ Senator Bryan he
called on the attorney xenerai Rut
even this personal solicitation did not
alter the attorney generals attitude
against the appointment permanently
~ a district attorney until after the
Pensacola bank cases are disposed Of.
The hnal decision a. % who shall he
appointed district attorney rests. q
course, with the president. but the de-
paFtment of Justice seems loath 90
give up the idea that Philip Beali u
the logical man for the place"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
BRENT.

Brent. April IL The rcmains 81
Milton a. Clcrton we're laid 60 rest IN
me Cloeton cemetery. Thursday af-
tsrnoon. April g The woodmer had
charge of the services and Rev. Mr..
r1oyd - the Methodist church pro-
moNnged the bcnedirtion. a large
number ~ friends and relatives we're
present THE grave was completely
covered ~tfh flowers The design from
fhe ~. =. ". was specially beautiful,
sseet peas and maiden hair fern.
The borrowing family has the sym
pathy - . large circle n friends.
Mss Margaret RAY and her mother
have been suffering from the effects
~ ths grippe
Nias Alice Mckee spent q few days
in Pensacola last week.
Mrs Laura Kerry after spending ten
asgs Will her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
3 r. spoon. has returned 20 her horne
In Pensacola She is eonvalescing
from en- attack 81 grippe
The baby daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
w T. Witch mas BEEN sick for the
last few DAYS Mrs. Wittich ana the
children have been visiting her parents
IN Milton for several DAYS.
Several members of the families ~
afr. Rt Angelo and Ar. Nagnesco
have Been IN for some sirne. There
seems to be an epidemic OF grippe IA
tire nelghborhood Master Joe 81.
Angelo VIII 90 20 Mississippi the arss
= thc week for an extended visit %
80 grsndnefher.
THE Brent pYbiic school has closed
and several - the pupils have entered
the city schools. Masters Thomas snd
stephen Boves. and Misses Naudis
Ma and Katherine Allen
TIRE teachers. Miss Margaret Ray
and Misc Mahei Eowea. are conduct
ing q private school in the school
Building
We arc sorry 70 lose the family II
ar. Stearnss from our neigiTborhood
They have returned 70 Pensacols.
Mr. and Mrs. Kissinger and niece.
little Miss Lillian Stesrns from Rob
srtsdals. Ala, have moved into the
mel Khborhood. They are near the
NeReil place
Mr. Kiszinger - an enthusiastic
worker il the school Improvement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-14
END INDIGESTION
OR STOMACH PAIN
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souR. Classy sTomAcHs FEEL
FINE.

Time it. in FIVE minutes ~ siam-
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heartburn. sUurness oF nslching 80 gas.
ariH or prurtatiuua &c undigested
fnod so dizziness. biosting. foul breath
81 headache
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