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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-06-19
JOHN wANAMAkER.

wanauaaker began his business life AZ
a clerk in a small dry goods store. BY
thrift and economy ne was able to save
a part of his earnings. In 1851 he started
In business with mis- brother-in-law with
a combined capital Of $500. The first
thing he did was to hire the best sales
man in town at a salary of $1,000 a year
nearly a third Of his entire capital His
next step was to spend the entire receipts
Of the first days sales for an advertise
ment for the next days business. These
are radical Methods but, combined with
Mr.. Wanamaker's personality, have won
for him great success.
It is said of his early business life that
many of mis- customers were country Iotk,
whose trade and friendship he valued
very highly. It was his custom to I'll
his pockets with chestnuts,- ard slipping
some OF them into the hands of his GUS
toners, he would AXE them about the
store. rnunching chestnuts as they went.
Mr.. Wanamaker is nov one OF the great
est. OF American merchants. A few years
ago he moved into a building built espe-
cially for him. It IS fifteen stories nfgn:;
covers three acres and has l,to0s0eu
Sonar a feet of floor sDace.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-06-19
NOTICE OF
ESTATE OF BENoIT FoURNIER
No. 6730, Probate Docket. 10th Ju-
dicial District Court, st. Ian
dry Parish, La.


Whereas, Andre Fournier, adj
ministrator of the above entitled
estate, files a final tableau of class
ification Of debts and distribution
Of funds of said succession accam-
panied by his petition praying for
The homologation Of same.
And, whereas, prayer Of said PEE
tition has been granted by an order
Of Court bearing date -.
Now, therefore. notice is hereby
given to all parties interested to
make opposition to said tableau to
file same in writing in my office.
within the time required by law.
the said tableau should not be ho-
mologated and confirmed.
HENRY T.AsTRPEs JR..
jun-f2 ct Clerk Of Court.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-06-19
ARTICLE VII.

This act Of incorporation may be
modified, altered or changed with
the assent Of a majority in amount
of the capital stock subscribed and
paid for at a general meeting Of the
stockholders called for that pur-
pose after due notice to all stock
holders.
ARTICLE VIII.
No stakeholder shall ever be held
liable or responsible for the con-
tracts. faults or liabilities OF said
corporation in any further sum
than the unpaid balance due TO the
eorpDratfon on the shares OF stock
owned by him, nor shall any mere
informally IN organization have the.
effect of rendering this charter
null or Of exposing a stakeholder
10 any liability beyond The amount
due on the stock subscribed.
ARTICLE IL.
This said corporation shall eeIn-
nlenee business operations as soon as
Three Thousand 1s30o0O01 Dollars
of its capital stock shall haze been
subscribed and paid for.
Thus done and passed at my ct
Zee ID fTe City Of OpeIousas, La
on the day. month and year ETst
hereinabove written. IN the pres
ence Of Henry Fux and j. G. Lavlef.
competent subscribing witnesses,
who have signed these presents To-
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-06-19

GRAWFoRD's Wyandotts and
Cornish Indian Games. $3.50 set
ting Of Is eggs. Trio of these chick
ems a question of correspondents.
apr-24-6 mos.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-06-19
Notice

All teachers, eligible to teach in
the public schools Of this state. who
desire to receive assignments in
the public schools of st. Landry
Parish, will please send their ap-
~plications to me on, or before tie
Ist Of June. 1915.
e. j. THOMPSON, Superintendent.
may-f
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-06-19

peared austin A. Richard, a resident
st. Landry Parish, La, who de-
elared that he signed the foregoing
charter as a party thereto.
AUSTIN A. RICHARD.
sWorn to and subscribed before
me, Notary Public, sn this 3rd day
Of May, A. D., 1915, in the presence
Of the undersigned witnesses.
WITNESSES.
JOS. w. HEAP.
NJ. 5, G0UDEAU,
H. S. JOSEPH,
Notary Public.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
I hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true and correct
cepy Of original Act No. 1926, on
file and Of record in my office in
Charter Book No. I, page d
date May 5fh, 1915
Witness my hand and seal of of
flee at Opeiousas, La. this 9Th day
Of May, a. D., 1915.
A. j. e. LITTELL,
by. CLERK Of Court.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-06-19

Proposition as to
whether a special
tax of no t more
than 10 mills on the
dollar per annum,
iii addition to the
Vehicle and Per
Capita tax levied IN
Ger existing ordi-
nanees shall be an
nually levied on all
taxable property in YES
the First Road Dis
triet of the Fourth
Police Jury Ward Of
the Parish Of st.
Landry TO an
amount sufficient to
extinguish such
debts and in
terests as the govern
ing body of said -
Road District may IN
eur and to pay such
bonds in principal
and interest as it
nayS issue under The
authority herein
proposed 10 he
granted II. The hal
anee OF said tax af-
ter the payment OF NO
said bonds in prin-
cipal and interest to
be used bv the cav
erning authority of
said Road District in
constructing. main
tanning and repair
ing the reads AMI
bridges Of said Road
District III the
Fourth Police jury
Nara Of St. Landry -
Parish.
taxable Valuation.
Signature Of Voter.
MOTTO TO VOTERS Ia vafe
in favor Of the two prouosition.
submit upon tits ballot Macs !
cross g9aI.k IN the square after
the wGf yes. 70 vote against 4
place a miiar mark, after Ihe
Ward 4 voter nav vote fel
one pro tion ana against tllt
other. Cd. against che and fer ehe
other.
EtaZ4- aF54r
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-06-19
MARsHAL's SALE
MRS. NJ. yILASIGA
Versus
ALEX MAIR

No. 662. City Judges Court, City of
Opelousas. La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-06-19
T[NTI0f:

When Buying Insur
ance You Want the
BEST. In offering
you Policy with the
NEW YORK LIFE
Ioffer you the BIS
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-06-19
ISSUANCE OF

0o&k1o
Proposition to au-
| fhorize the First
Road District of the
Fourth Police Jury
Ward Of the Parish
of St. Landry,
through its govern
! ing authority to in
cur debt and issue
bonds to t b e
amount of Twenty
Five Thousand Del
lars, 25,0O0.O0}, to
run for a period of
80 years bearing in
terest at the rate of
i've per cent per an
num-, payable an
unally. the funds
thus derived to be
used for the mr.
pose of construct
ing, maintaining and
repairing the public
roads and bridges
in said First Road
District Of the
Fourth Police Jury
Ward of st. Landry
Parish.
~
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-06-19

Signature of Voter.
md. FOR THE LEVY OF A SPE-
CIAL TAX OF NOT MORE
THAN 10 MILLS
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-06-19
CHARTER.
The Palmetto Products Company

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
BET KNOWN, That on this thir-.
tIeth day of the month of April, in
The year of our Lord, One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Fifteen, before
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-06-19

At the dissolution Of this corpor-
alton. bv limitation or otherwise,
the affairs thereof shall be llqui-
dated by the Members Of the Board
of Directors as a Iiquidating Com
miftee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-30
TENER KEEPS KAUFF FROM
PLAYING WITH NEW YORK
Federal League Star Jumps 10
Giants, hut Cant
Play.
PILLS LOSE TO SUPERBAS
Demaree Is Batted Hard by Brook
lyn-Cincinnati Beats ST. Louis in
Seesaw Game, Featured by Hits
and Errors.
PILLS LOSE TO SUPERBAs

NEW YORK. April 29.-Boston de-
feated New York l3 to here to-day
In game that was started after an un-
usual complication had arisen over
New York's attempt to play Benny
kaun. who jumped to the Giants from
the Brooklyn Federals just before play
was called.
Umpire Quigley at first declared the
game forfeited to New York when
Boston refused to play with Kaun in
New York's lineup. Meanwhile I'm
ptre Eason had been in communication
with President Tener, of the National
League, and according to statement
by Secretary John a. Heydler, of the
National League. reported back to Man
aeer McGraw that he had received in
Struction to forfeit the game to Bos-
ton II New York persisted in playing
kauf whom President Tencr had de-
clared ineligible. The clubs then took
the field after McGraw had called at
tention to the fact that Quigley pre-
riously had declared the game forfeit
ed TO New York. Kaun was not In the
New York lineup when actual play
began.
Under, President ,Tener's ruling. as
reported by Secretary Heydler. the
game stands as played a victory for
fair; featured by long hits. Magee
hit a home run. triple and single, and
scored four runs. Gather also scored
four runs. hitting homer and two
singles. In the fifth inning Gowdy hit
home run with the bases full Score:
Boston. New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-30
WEST END CUNNERs TO
SHOOT FOR SILVER CUP
Match TO-tiOrrOw Afternoon VIII Bt
on Added Bird Hantli-
cap Basis.
ALL MEMBERS HANDICAPPED
Secretary Hart Makes Allowance for
Those Who Did Not Shoot During
Past Month-Last Shoot on Same
Basis Was Very Successful.

The West End Gun Club will hold its
monthly shoot on Tomorrow afternoon
me purse is a silver loving cup The
match begins at $50 o'clock.
The Relieving is Il list of the shoot
crs and their added bird handicap al
icwancc Those who failed TO shoot
100 times in April arc given the same
number OF birds as allotted to those
VINO made the best percentage during
Aprii. This applies to the first event
OF twenty-five targets. after which the
allowance is based upon actual scores
on AN added target basis OF o. per
iInndicnn Allowance In Targets.
.lohn t:asley {; II. Houscman. -;
J.. q e. INA lkley, :; Carroll II. Montague.
:: y. phara Gaggc ?; Thomas Ciresham.
= Dr. Il. l.. Iiillsman. .; Thomas ii.
G .h; :: J. Fl. Eurches, =; Cary
PIKE s Field TWa ibom r Senars
W. Purcell >; Colonel James j. Pollard.
:; \. sidney Bmford. ?; Aubrey Haw-
suford. .; NJ. {: Branch. ?: o. +. Grady rad.
:; "; l.. Jcnrics. Jr.. .; DIR. Edwa rd
rcyton Mcclure. .; Ernest {. Meade o': :;
Colonel Joseph Button. .: j. A. Rain, .:
Il l.. Ghea HNhsr, :; n5Jseph Fl. CrSn-
Holladay. .: w. II. Eanes, :: Horace ce s
HAYES 5. :; John b. pnderi .; 6. p. Cole
Dunn. ., David Edmund. .: p. J. Flip.
nen; .; Dr. William Russell Jones. 3;
John {; Hagan, .; Archer G. Jones, .:
Charles T. Cooke. .; James z. Cannon.
Sclden Taylor, .; Stuart q. Christian. s:
Eoss a. Gauthorne, .: Thomas J. Humid
'1%ya u = s't Gso9ss 5r q An 5Hnn
son. - james G. Tignor. I: j. j.. Shep-
pard.. .: Thomas W. Elicit, .; John ".
Johnston. >; John 7. Anderson E l. q AT r M
hell, 2; ". Berkeley Williams. .; Nor
George G. Howell. .; Weldon G. Bian.
ton ton, =: +: ID; Hotchkiss. Jr.; 81 W. Bry-
vey Haynes. .; G. II. Hcrrink. .: w. h.
,l,rman. >: John T.. Lea. 2: Charles w.
Shields. =, T. NJ. Garrett. 3; Ben H.
BrnaG. q Herbert rI ". JACKSON i"nss; q W Ro &:
ert r. Bibb. .: G. r. L.athrop. .: Walter
t ~ c,n +, 3; ~. l." Golsan, 2; Colonel
I; Dr. Stuart Michaux. .: Clarence W.
Williams. .; Walter +. Grant. Jr.. .;
LOUIS Rneger, !; William Rucgcr Jr.
Samuel r. Atkinson. .; a. G. Anthony
Jr.. 2; z: w. CarrinEtt q; a. j. War
p Re io = Tn = Fl; Fox r. Watt,
ley. 9; I.ctcher o. Boone, .; w. A. Ham
mond, ,Sr.. -, W. \: Hammond Jr.. 3:
4 ii M"'!: q a. y w Node q @ +
Dr.. Il r blackwell. 2; Lewis t c. Grant,
zenG sN'1 s br & M Mil!s% J! w Pan
Watkins, .; George V. Oliver. .: Dr. T
II. NJ. Is. coffman, .; George +. Haw, :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-30
COUNTRY CLUB WILL OPEN
GOLF TOURNAMENT SEASON
First Event VIII BE Held Tomorrow
Afternoon Over Permanent
Greens.
ALL MEMBERS ARE ELIGIBLE
Players VIII Re Divided Into Three
Handicap Glasses, and Prizes will
he Given-.ittractive Tourney
Program is Ready.

Tomorrow Viii SEQ the opening of
the golf season at the Country Club Of
Virginia. on that day the permanent
greens will he opened for the first time
with an eighteen hole medal play tour
namcnt. open To all members OF the
club. Players will be divided in three
handicap classes as follows:
Class All players handicapped at
IL or under.
Glass B-An players handicapped
Class c-All players handicapped
from 20 to 80 inclusive.
Only two ball matches will be al
lowed Winter rules will still he in
effect all play through the fair
green. but ball lying in the rough
must he played as it lies. All bunkcrs
must be played as hazards
Prizes will be offSrcd for the low
net score in each class.
An attractive tourna mcni schedule
has been prepared for the season. and
copies may he obtained at the club
house by all the golfers.
The Country Club has recently com
one Of the best in the country. The
club has nearly Sl5o.00o invested in its
tennis and golf equipment, and many
attractive Journeys will he arranged
for the future as il is now in Il posi-
ton to care for all classes of these
events
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-30
RICHMOND ACADEMY
ALUMNI ORGANIZE
Form Association to Aid In AthIeti.
Work of Local SchOoI-ROhcrt
Douglas Pitt IN President.

meeting of the alumni of Rich
mond Academy was held last night
after an informal supper ut the Hotel
RucEcr. The meeting was held to or
Ganizc an alumni association. About
thirty four of the former students of
the academy were present and much
interest and enthusiasm was shown
An alumni coaching system was de-
termincd upon. The officers elected
for the association were as follows:
Robert Douglas Pitt, president Will
liam James Gilman. vice president;
James Irving Cason, secretary and
treasurer.
The athletic council was organized
of the following: Il. -. Pitt r. e. Rose
w. j. Gilman. &. |. Perkins, j. !. Cason
MIR Prince facuity representative.
tivel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-30
BOB BURMAN WINS
Mig Southwest Swerpstnken Auto Road
Race u Won In Fnst Time.

OKLAHOMA, CITY. OKLA, April 90.
Bob Burman this afternoon won the
26h-miie Southwest Sweepstakes auto
mobile road race for purse Of S.. 900.
Ills time was two hours. fifty-six min :
rtes, three -f1fths seconds. Dave Lewis
was second and John Raomcy third
Rurman averaged SIS miles per hour
for the entire 200 miles. Lewis fn-
ished one minute twenty eight and
three -hfths seconds after the winner.
him several seconds on each lap. and
he took the lead from Lewis on the
sixty eighth lap. his victory being as
sured when Lewis was forced 10 the
pit To replace tire in the seventy
seventh lap. with six more to go
one car hit tree on the FIRST lap,
No one was hurt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-30
SPIDERS TO PLAY CADETS
ON STADIUM FIELD TO-DAY
virginia Military Institute Team
Here for Two Games With
Locals.
CHRIS cox WILL PITCH
Dobson Will Send Newport News
BOY on Misunderstanding Is Won
by Durham in Meet With Mar
Shallites.

Richmond College will pInv Tho VII
ginia Military Institute this ,,,er,oa,
on the Stadium Field wcsthamn,o,
The game. the first OF a double enr,,
Iheh'' VIII begin promptly at 4 o'cIock
The Cadets will arrive here mi.
E 'E ana VIII return to Lexington on
Coach Dobson will nrob,b,. -
chris Cox to the box. ana on bi To III. IN
,n;rfs are pinninr high hopcs. He is
coach < IN ,no,t nice form now. and the
EEnipirovement in his work TO-DAY Tbe
Kim are sure to play well behind
of success 'n ne lean, Tea Is rather sanguine
enc enc pm at fairly lively clip so far tbis
,h rest y Ggfor Srd TIE zane there will be
Tween III" Spiders and john u of
i,i mSe VIII be the pole vault. the hirh
admission will admit to these nye one
n Wei ms the game that is TO follow
game a mi, iihne-ur as played in the last
by Coach Dohson. and the Spide sent Nm IN
aEni are expecting to root strong to. day
Two important events were vi, -,
yesterday in the practice meet IN t oil
,bs 'C Co,1es hot-putLcaptain Durham. OF
good f nine in eboke hi the old record BY
rect inches with a fun ueiehVtl ,sss
p Iook SHOT. sa,tGrnele OF the spider s
the High School. pulled third, In ,S or
otner cSent-the 12O-yard high hurdIae
n nl.hs Spiders had nrst and second
Satterfeid. but unfortuna,,nJ,u,.r h IAN and
,ner tripped and fell heavily on i or.
E has, hurdle. and so SatterHeld took f,rst
toHoIs ana the other two places had -
go to tho Marshallitcs This ma T 70
y ,ne Spiders sim more ahead Of pt thoir
iinnns opponfnts. hut the meet con.
terestlng ""' more IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-30
YANKEES WIN ERRATIC GAME

BOSTON, April 29.-Outbatted, eight
hits TO eleven, New York won an err
radically played game from Boston to-
day. to T. lIartzelrs triple in the
fourth inning. with three men on bases.
proved TO be the deciding factor. Bos-
ton lost chance TO win the seventh.
when McNally. running FOR Ruth. was
stopped off third base hy Thomas. a
coachcr. and declared out for the lat
tcr'S interference.
Speaker was responsible FOR an un-
usual play in the second. when. having
caught a ~ off Mcliale's bat, he pur-
posely dropped the ball, threw To sec
ond, forcing Nunamakcr out. and Wag
ncr relaycd the ball to HoblitZcll.
catching Mciialc, who had not run out
his hit. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-30
FIGHT TO DRAW
johnny kiihnne and benny Leonard 90
Ten Tame Rounds

NEW YORK, April 2a-Johnny Kill
banc. fcatherweight champion of the
world, and Kenny Leonard, of New
York. fought ten tame rounds to a
draw tonight at the Federal Athletic
Club. kilbane apparently was satisfied
with a strictly defensive game, and
Leonard did not exhibit enough specd
or cleverness 10 catch the champion
There was slight stir among the
fans in the fourth round. when LeonorS
connected with two rights to the head
ktlbane countered with q left lab. and
then barely missed wicked hook.
From this point on. however neither
exhibited desire ITO start anythjnc =
The only genuine applause vas caused
by the bell. which sgnalled the finish OF
the fight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-30
DEMAREE is HIT HARD

PHILADELPHIA. April oo.-Brook- :
lyn hit the delivery of Dcmarcc hard.
defeated Philadelphia to-day to 4.
OeschGer, who relieved Demaree at the
beginning of the eighth. was given
poor support Philadelphia also battcd
hard. hut long running catches by NV
ers and Wheat and good stops by Cut
shaw and O'Mara saved several runs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-30
ROLAND Is REAL FIND

DETROIT. April 29.-Earl Hamilton
who was severely injured in an auto
mobile accident last year. pitched his
first game OF the season for ST. Louis
to-day, and Detroit heat him. ) to .
The southpaw BANKED the Tigers for
four innings, but he was found for
three hits in the fifth. which produced
two runs. tying the score. The game
was won in the sixth, when Crawford
walked, stole second and came home on
NeachS double.
Boland. A recruit. pitched his third
frontjpua3 on Ninth p,roN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-30

New York
4" -

Totals 81 tNo6 To,sls 80 u ,, Z
Ncu: because Of coacher's interference.
IRAN for Ruth In seventh
tPittcd for cady in seventh.
!Battci Tor LEONARD in seventh.
Stated for Wagner IN seventh.
'Ratted for Collins In ninth.
Score 10y innings: r.
New York Observation-Disclosures q = o o--s
30 'ton ...............-.........c . , q y -
summary: Ruus-Maiscl 90, Har,zell.
lioone. Nunamakcr, McHale, Hooper. Nc
Naily. Lewis. RehEy. Two base nits-Ruth.
Maisel. Hooper. Three base hits-Hirtzeil.
stolen bascs-Haise. Hooper, Boone. Lewis
Sacrice hy-H!Gh. Double play-Speaker,
Wagner aud Hoblitzcll. Left on bases-Ne "
York, :; Boston. Il. First base errors
New York, /. Boston. :. Bases balls
of shore. .: of McIialc. 5. Hits-oft shore.
innings: on collins. none in ; innings. Hi
10y pitChet-bv Shore tHigh). Struck out.
by McHaie, !: by Shore. !. by Leonard. J.:
pires. Chill and Connolly. Time. .::s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-30
Phlia dclpI,in.

Totals ..to IL ., u Totals so o.; "A A
Rated for De:narep IN seventh
tran for I.uderus in ninth
sBatted for Oeschscr In ninth.
Score by innings: y
y z q q S-t
fhiiade'phia ..................I q o Ct
summary: Runs--Dauhert StengeI Wheat
"a. Myers Miller. Dell, Bancroft Imderus
khiifer, ,l'askert Two base hits-Stengel.
RNrne Pasket. Three base hit Rancroft
Home run Bancroft. Stolen bases Cutshaw
bccker Earned runs-Brnokyn. - Phila
ieiphia. 8 SRcrice hy--Cutshaw. Double
piay-O'Mara. Cutsraw and Dauber,. Icf.
on bases Brookiyn, 2; Philadelphia S First
bass On errors. Brooklyn, :. Bases on balls
of Dell. 3. Hits-off Dcmacree II In in
nings: OFF Oeschser. in innings struck
oui-hy Dell. :: by Dcmaree. .. EMPIRES
Byron and Ortiz Time. 1851
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-30
JOHNNY VERBOUT WINS

JERSEY CITY. April 29.-Verbout let
Rochester down with two hits in the
opening game mere to-day, and the
home team won = to o. 4 good sized
crowd turned out DESPITE the cold
weather, and gave the team send off
Neither team did much batting, but
Rochesters errors enabled Jersey CITY
TO salt the game away early. Steven
son at short was the principal offender
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-30
SELL H0OSlER PROPERTY
"rhrrs indinnnpnlIs Federal IL.
CcINcr to MIKE SnIe

INDIANAPOLIS. IND .nri, % 80,
rc"Ner Tor The indianapolis Fedora,
h', Iue baseball club has been orci.red
superior Court TO sell the pron
49,, ~ thc cub TO the highest ana
nesi bidder, An appraisement filed ynsi
-, Gay ,my by The receiver fixed the yai,Ie
al al, ne PIr1perty AT sl5. 2oG.10. The lease
praised at $4,000 ''e APP
Enward " pierson. receiver. am.
held privately next SATURDAY IL uiu o. =,
he he DARK hnd fixtures would go 10 the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-30
COLD WEATHER AT NEWARK

NEWARK. y. J.. April oa.--Four
thousand persons turned out at tho
opening Same Of the International
League here to-day. 4 hitter wind
swept the field. making it uncomfort-
able for the spectators.
Mayor Raymond threw out the first
ball.
Montreal took kindly to the offerings
Of Schacht and won 4 to I. Newark
was weak With the bat. showing plain
ly the effects OF the lack OF spring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-30
WASHINGTON IS UNABLE
TO WIN FROM MACKMEN
Nationals Still Find Athletics Their
Stumbling Block to
Pennant.
ROLAND WINS THIRD GAME
Recruit With Browns Is Real Find.
Ianks Win Erratic Contest.
Clevelands Stop Chicago's Winning
Streak by Rally.

WASHINGTON. April 29.-Philadel-
phia won tho third game of the series
here to-day. to ]. BY punching a hit
and sacrifice fy. with an error in the
eighth inning. the visitors broke n one
to one tic. and attained n lead which
Washington could not overcome. The
locals scored on a double and a single
in the third. but thereafter Pennock
was invinCible Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-30
Feds to Speed I'm rIo,.

CHICAGO, April 29.-prcsidcnt GIT
more, Of the Fedcrals. is considering
members OF the team which makes the
best record in reducing the time OF
playing scheduled games
something must he done To speed I'D
the play. as the public does not like TO
see slow dragging game" said Gil
more.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-30
FREE BASEBALL TOWN
Decatur. Ill.,, Has League Team Which
ChnrEcs No Admission.

DECATUR. ILL, April a?.-As the
openinG day is a league holiday on
which the gate receipts are pooled. an
admission charge had to be made for
the Three | opening game to-day. but
tomorrow Decatur becomes the only
league town i'm the country with free
10y enthusiasts and business men. and
with other sources OF revenue is cX-
ncctcd to support the team for the
season. Decatur had Peoria as its OPP
pOncnt to-day.