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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07

ne. nihrc nc Una icga uapravitj hullC kakor kiln
cavnicar ioroi "a ne moreno pugrcS.ii in ,Inbi
vai hi moral izrcdu" dobro pIacilo. Ali ic.a nj.
~ prclmalu i da platcNaii Svoir dclo. ko vcnLar
tvori : >voiimi >trokovnimi tovariSi munrpol ali
y modc"nih hiSuh ; >troinimi uapravami. Guiino
kako >uu odv>ni oil dclaV>tva. \ku mr yori clrk.
tricna luz. IN pricakuicmu go>ir. iclaj mas more
rcsitl lc eden. IN 90 ccntralIa k|urjava oIrrr". ii
nc zhamo pomagati in moramo bcfaciii pri DELAY.
"u N hiir" polnOc. Murda mas pH>ti. da rakamn.
ia mas ; tenn pouci " >yuii trrdmo>;i Dnstikr.i
STA H. circumstances in lcnoba vzrok. a., ra,mamo
I'OlIIn. cd katcrc.a >m" "dvisni. taku. kakor hi
bill Iia* Sluiabnik
\ckor sem obIjubil nckclmi ja>tuiku,a mapi
Sem zsnj >pVminc IL ivch gcncralnih >iu,k. Spo,
nal sem. ia >nno ncLrlayci popoluuma ncputrchni.
da Ob>toJi VISA druzba : svojo kulturo, vso eve.
Toe" umctno>iJo, : >N"io pocziio in m~cplodnc nee.
"o>tio ID pc milo>ti onil. XII so tcmclj in lid.
\ckdo j. rckcl: Aku hi placcvali dclaycc
pc zaHluzeniu. hi moraiu prcnchati visa induStri.
ia. Maj - zruIi v>a imuustriia. &C. ic lgra Jena
II" taxi krivirni podlagi. 80 ic mogota L. L izko.
r'>tanJem bcd'cGa polV~i ia dclavccV!
In ON. Hi p~ridigaio proti razrcdnrmu bo,li.
mai rajc mi>liio Ia To. kako hi "dpravili ralrr,lc.
mako bl promo'tili ralrcdni prepaid. NsiUp na dir.
kaliscr mora Bit >vobodcn. in >krbc mai IA to. da
bodo prlrci dirko vsi Z cnakimi pogoii in IL cna-
blal 10 >ovra>tvo. potem hi lazc livcli. upanje bi
o>ialo "a one. Ii tam >podaj ~>tradajo. XII Tive brcz
upsmla, da hi priSli navzgor od ,tran drusih. ka-
teri 81 Nedai domi>ljulclo. da stole uad mimi. da
~ prVl. ccprav 80 V rCSnici Zadnii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07

Modrovanjc nasih nasprotnikov. crnih i'm be-
lh, nam lSlko poSili pororoSljiv >mch y oci in vi-
va ponlilOvanje V naSa >rra. Izvrscvalci srcdnic.
vcske oporokc, Rimliani $780, XII imajo svoio Iouo.
rinsko pravico = papeskcm Rimu pridigaio 70.
per mas, c's da Vznanjamo popolno amarillo in da
hoccmO pOruSiti vso clVvcSko dru5bo: nieio Jria.
20. memo familiio in memo iastnimo. Ter proglaSa-
10 v>ak Sklcp I druZabni vcrigi za ''odvisnot DO
h@ji %vOlji," Il druyc strani mas pa Ia padaio me.
NcanSki karaktarii, kicr So sploh povzpncjc. od
o>tarIJskcya 1abavlianJa do r,snc kritikc: kot 81
now m">canSkc drulbc. meme b~lagovnc prolai-
cIJc in pro>tc konkur"ncc, poyzdigujeio narelo
>vobodc III ocitaio sociGiisIom. da vodijo clovcsku
dr'iIh" y pupolno sulnost.
JaSno jt. ia Y vsaki cloycSki >kupini. XII ,lv-
nl IA ylajcnncm >odclovanju, po>amcznik ne VII
VA a~b>olutnc svvbodc. V vsaki clovcSki organic.
ciii ic tsko in ~ more biti ~drugatcl .Ab>olu,uo
SyOboda. kakor 10 z~ahtcvaju a~narhi>ti. XII so d.
>kralmOstI izpcliali lbcraluo formula, ic mococa
lc ' NolIrnlIeIn goSpodarNtvu. klcr pucdinec pro-
llNaia v>c svojc potrcbScinc ~aIn. Sedauji kapita-
iisticni. proizvajalski nacin pa >paja ,c liudi in
po vScm >vetu Y organiuno druabu: vSi 50 med
NcboJ zNeHanI, drug cd ~drugcgs odvlSnl. VISA svo.
hoda jc L. prIa, L. ohlika, Y katcri - pojavlia
m"d>cboina odvi>no>t. Zakai Odvi>uU>ti V me
St:n>ki drulbi ne oprcIcliuic prcdpiS in ne po.
>iava, dOlUja j." yo>podar>ki zakou.
NrcduUStui Iakon. hi IT, u>novni >tebcr Marx
ovcga nauha. ~ gls>i: NrcdnoSt bla ga. XII ~ I'VE
invlJa \ izmeni&vSniu. ic ilraz y nicm nakvpiGc.
mega druiabncga della. NaSi pro7ivniki. ~zaStopni-
~ burhvalijc Xxi proilvaia in baianta in XII vidi Y
v-cm yu>pOJarStvu IT, Srcd>tvu usebmc.a pridohi.
vanla. vpr@EulciV lc pc ceui blJga zanie j. cku-
nonlija uuuk, Iii p%roujuic cen" blaYa in Marxov
vrcdnu>tmi zakou j" /anic IT, pravilo. ksko nsSta-
JElU Gene. Y MEM "itsio. ia So blago izmenia va
-" mnoimi della. III il, y MEM nHkIpicouO. II zgn-
cornimi % ,cd"lui pobiiaio Marxovo tcoriio in pri
ten dVnki'ot,tvu. jill pray ME ne lcnira izrccua
MarXuva pripomba. la. ~ hlago danda na ;nii ne
lzmcnlaNa po >vuii yrvdmusti in ia vpliyajo ma
hjcguv" cen" y" druge II yrcdnoSti p~OrOitnr %
bike. kHIor l+uitIl in zcmljiSku rcnta.
Ampak. Vrcdno>tni hak0m. kakor 20 ic I he
pre-, 3nu bi>truuunO>tio tormulirsi Marx. nj j.
oNnovni 1,kon nsrodmcga suSpodar>tva. tcmvcc
!" tudi tliuG "a razuncvaui" r>e tlovcSkc drui-
hc n q TEN .ic ni"gov slHuni nauk IA dclavstvo.
h*tor'mu ne gre tuliko ID, IJoZnanic barantov-
skin cen. kakor "a vpo:lcd Y bistvo in raavitcb
dlUv,;kc drlIbc.
"a >'danla prUdukciH ic prvdukcla "a trg
mice : >vojim goSpudaSkiu delom nc vstvaria
dc Drinc ~ d"lnatc potrcbe in ~ Jomaco. purabu.
\, tkdo profzvS Ia blIYo. XII "a prodaia. Oh Tel bla-
gown prudusciji della vSk proizvs ialcc y svoji
della tnjci >aInost"ino in po svuji wolff in tloveku,
Ii lie poTr;no upshtic. ," zdi. la ic VIC tlovcSko
su>podar,tvU raztito in razdrublieno ua ncSte,ik
n" ATONE. ncOdvisnc drug" cd drugih. Mcdscboi-
na >pOlcnU>t IN odNiS1,v>t &C pokale >toprav pri
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07
RAeLETAlBc

Socialist MISC lie izrekali stojeSa suna in ME
COVE uteihclJitvc. ampak 81 tudi aahtevali prcis-
kavo IN. CO SC doscie s prciskavu pulitiven rczul.
tat kszen krivcev. To sc pa nikdsr hi zgvIilo. Cc
live V .Amcriki kapitaliSti, ki 50 Storili oncnioni
srch. 50 dobili potulo : TEN. da nj vlada niti 10,
nku>iiS uStaviti njihovo poGetje. Mmogo nit nj
uhanJkslV. ia hi bill popolnoma doscgli svoi ma.
men. kajti doLer del so "a res do>egli. 'Takozvana
kazcnSka ekspediciia Y Mchiko ic bila voini re
leio podobna in pray majhcn Slutaj bi bib Zado>to.
val. da hi 81 bila %izprcmcnila ' pravo. popolno
vojnO.
Scdai pa pravi vojni tajmik : svoicsa uraL-
mega mcsta. da Sc pripravliaio napaIi ma ameri-
Sko v%ola>trO ali pa Ma amcriska mc>ta 2 amcri-
SKIM NrcOrom, Baker pravi. da sc pripravljsjC
taxi napsdi IA to. da hi vplivali III vuiitvc.
kdor kai trdi. mora vcdcti, kai yovori. zla>ti
&c sovori 4 .vi>okega uradneya mesta. Iecimo 10.
rel. da ic tako, kakor trdi Baker. Napadi y Ne.
hkl sc pripravljaio lato. ia hi padcl Wilson in ii.
bt bil ma nIcSovo nr>to izvoljen Huglc>. Interest.
HI niNo ,adovolin i 4 mcIisko politiko sedanic Via.
dc. uprizariaio te reel.
NaNtane vprasanlc: kahSuo mchiSko politiko
pa hoceiu? NcvtrainoSt laprxm SoScdmi deiclig
To hoteio socialist. Ali ~ iako po,itiko nj
trrba nobcnih napadov. CHM miruciie ic razmcr-
lc med med obcma dclclsma. tcm bolic lie IN tako
politiko. Torei :" hute : tenn zarotami Lo>cci
haSprotno. takozvan" odiojneiia politika. vojna.
Wil>onova kazcnSks ck>pcdiciia SC ne zado>tuic
ten iiudem. RCrublitsn>ku zna.o icle. kcr pri.
taluicio od ~Tluyle>a voino.
le t1Ao j. moso6c ~razla.ati Eakcrjcvu trdi-
tcV.
C jr pa re-. da imaiu >tdaj nancravami nv
padi Ia namcn. 'edsj ie ~losijno. III 50 81 rudi pref
>nji nup-di uprizariali cato. la sc iz>ili vvina. T.
drugini bc>ciami: c. - Scdaj p~lacuicio mchi;ki
bandit I amcri;kim -rcLrom. 80 Sc e. pref take
plsce vail.
Ce i@tIky ,oini tainik take obdolzit,c. inura
Int'I doka1e. Tjsvcndan ne more guvoriti takih
rcti. y ." ima le dovoli ~razlosov. da veriamc. ksr
pravi. hi moral IL tega iva iati poSlcdicc. V mic
sofi ifiavi seer ti,amu. la sta Funston in Perish
ing obvcItcna, zatU ia SC lahkU pripravita ia
c'rntnalcn nspad. To pa nikakor ne more lado-
>tOrati. Menda tudi voini ,ainik ne dvumi. da il
~potcti.. U katerim govori. zlctin. in Steer he mai.
hen.
Mai &C 10 zgodilo 2 llocinci.
Ako more Baker trditi. kar ie prayil Y svoii
iljavi. nora imcti v>si ioliko gotovega V roki. ia
- lahko uvcde prci>kava. In tc,lai ic TAXA prcis-
kava nujnO potrcbIta, nc lc zatO. ia Sc kaznujcio
1locinci. ampak sc bolt cato. da sc nspravi Erai
hududclSki jarrett in prcprctiio nadaliui uapadi
ia a%IneriSkc prcbivalco.
Del" rsdovedni sno, &c do&ivimo tako pre-.
iSkavo III kakien DO, njcn rc2ultat.
Foiitve 50 dancS. Ali ic bila BsAericva iljs-
Va lie zato potrobna in ne bu imcla intri nobcncga
pulnCus wee
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07

FrancjoIef ic postal noNcm av>trijskcmu
miniStr>kemu prcdSedmiku k"crbcriu pi>lmo, V ka
tcrem pravi. da ic niegova VOLTA. da dobi Galiciia
notranjo avtonomijo. kadar >iopi poljska drzava V
Nvl.irnie.N deaclnih Iadcval ic iuicla Galiciia tudi
>cdai ob>irno avionomiio: FrancjoIef ovo pisnu
torci ne iAprcincni mnogo. lie kai p~orcrcio Ru.
>ini. Ii - - bali decline avtonomiic kakor biJa
go i.cpo ic tudi. ia vlada scIuj FrancjoZrfova 30
liz. .Ab>olutizcm cvctc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07

Sodniki in polici>ti lahko nckai delavccv
VIIclo Y jece. ne morcio pa vscIl dclavccv. kcr bi
bile ice. prema lime. SpIoh pa hi tudi tcga uc
storili. rkoravno hi bilo Y ircah dovolj prostora
Nrasa. kdo pa hi poicm delal "a kapitalistc?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-22

living on frst fOOr has we'll
lighted bay, which adds consider
able to its size, while the second
floor living room has large alcove
which is equally attractive. The
dining room and kitchen are light,
roomy and we'll appointed. Bed
rooms and bath are secluded from
the living portions of the house,
and have large closets. There are
separate heating plants for each
floor in the basement. Attic and
basement space is provided for
each family.
A house Of this type makes a de-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-22

abe Investment as can be built on narrow lot and Will bring in
nearly twice the income of single house.
added
be built for $500
further information
John Henry Newson, Homes of Character
The Argus There will be charge for Mr. Newon'
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-07
TECH OPENS WITH RECORDS ON YORK FIGURES
Pittsburgh Kickers Start
With Westminster Team

Pittsburgh, Oct. Z. The local
gridiron season opens to-day. when
Glenn Warmers proteges face the
Westminster College eleven at Forbes
Field. A preliminary game will be
played between the Pitt Freshmen
and East Liberty Academy. The var
sity engagement will give dopesters a
chance to compare the Pittsburgh
and Penn State teams. as the Center
Countains played Westminster just a
week ago. Last years meeting re-
suited in 800 victory for the Blue
and Gold, and Captain Pecks men
are anxious to surpass this score, If
possible. However, the Westminster
bunch is likely to keep the locals busy
at all stages, as they Will have the
advantage of having played a game or
two, while this is the Pittsburghers'
first match of the year. The Pittites
will open the season in good condition,
and should be as well-trained as any
of their rivals.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-07
TECH STARTS WITH
LEBANON ELEVEN
Unusual Interest Manifested in
To-day's Game Because of
New Style of Football

Tech High school eleven started
the season this afternoon against
Lebanon High school. Among those
who will see service in the game, who
have won honors for Tech in previous
seasons will be Captain Harris, ex-
Captain Miller, Fitzpatrick. Wear,
Snyder. Lauster. Todd. Garman, Clip
pie. Lloyd. and Philippelli.
Large Cheer Crowd
The Tech students held a mass
meeting in the school auditorium yes
terday afternoon and practiced cheers
under the leadership of the newly
appointed leaders. With the $50
freshmen. the cheering at Tech this
season is expected to be better than
ever. The Tech band was out in full
force for the opening contest.
Because of the new system of
coaching introduced at Tech with the
coming OF Shorty" Miller and Red"
Pendergast, more than a usual
amount of interest was centered in
to-day's game. Those who have been
loiloWlhS IllC oSNClopiiChto VI tiiC
eleven expect that the Maroon will
be able to go through its schedule
with better record than the team
of two years ago, lead by Captain
Beck.
May Use Substitutes
Because of the squad of so players
who have been reporting every night
the coaches have developed two and
three players for each position, and
most of them will be given a chance
to show their ability in the Lebanon
game. The kickoff will take place at
three o'clock with Johnson, of Buck
nell and Moffit of Penn State as the
officials.
The strength of the visitors was not
underestimated, and the home players
decided to take no chances. The
players coached by "Stubby" Wilder
the former Rochester and Lebanon
Valley player opened their season
last Saturday and won by an over
whelming score. The Tech squad
will be out for revenge for the to o
defeat sustained at Lebanon last year.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-07
Rodier Electric Board Is
Popular With Local Fans

Manager George w. McIlhenny
broke into baseball this afternoon at
Chestnut street Auditorium. He was
director general of the worlds series
game between Brooklyn and Boston.
as played on the famous Rodier cleo
trio scoreboard. AS far as acommo-
dations were concerned it was like a
real outdoor game. Fans smoked and
cheered.
AS to the game, the only difference
between the one at Boston and that
played at the Auditorium was the alb
sence of the players in person. They
were there in name, positions, and
each play was recorded just the same
as on the Boston field.
When fumbles, wild throws, hits
and bunts were made during practice,
local fans knew what was happening.
This board also gives the complete
lineup of players shows when a pinch
hitter goes in, and in fact gives every
detail. The smoking feature has
made the auditorium popular.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-07
MELLYS s. CORNER

Popularity of baseball in Harris
burg is again in evidence. To-day's
big game at Boston was given in de-
tail at a score of places throughout
the city. Notwithstanding that there
were four scoreboards working and
that the news went to many cigar
stores, billiard rooms, hotels and
theatersevery place where the world s
series contest was being told about,
the crowds were large.
In the first of a series of duckpin
matches between Harrisburg and
Middletown teams the Hess bowlers
last night won over Middletown,
scores 1875 to 1867. E. Smith of the
winning team had high scores, 12s
and 1926.
Football patronage was cut down
to-day because of the interest in the
worlds series game at Boston. While
there were good crowds expected at
Island Park and Academy Field, the
national game kept many away from
the gridiron battles. 1t will all be
over by next Saturday and then will
come the big crowds along the side
lines.
No one had to go begging for sport
IN Harrisburg to-day Football
games were played throughout the
city and at Steelton. Central went to
Johnstown. Lebanon came to Har-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-07

risburg for a game with Tech; Lykens
High was the attraction at Academy
field, and Dickinson Freshmen held
forth at Steelton. At Sixth and Di-
vision streets there was shooting
match between the Harrisburg Sports
mems Association and Pennsylvania
Railroad teams, and the usual golf
contest took place at Reservoir Park
and Colonial Club links.
Referring to the big games Owner
Lannin of Boston said to-day that
he did not expect a walk-over, but
that Boston would win" Owner Eb-
belts of Brooklyn said: ct predict a
surprise for the Superbas' opponents.
Brooklyn Is going to upset some of
the dope before the series ends"
Secretary Frank Seiss of the Har-
risburg New York State League Club
to-day gave. out the following official
list of players on the reserve list, Par
sons. Burns, Helfrich, Elliott, Cook,
Tamsett, Harrison, Cough, Meara and
Nextheimer. Manager George Cockill
has few promising youngsters on his
list who will be seen next season.
Manager Frank H. Holm of the st.
Joseph's Catholic Club Football team
OF Lancaster, is after games with Har-
risburg teams. This aggregation of
players has always been a strong at
traction. The average weight is $50
pounds.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-07
PHuADELPuIa pponUcr

=, Philadelphia, Oct. Z. - Wheat
netnbs, narEet firm; No 2. red. spot and
DsI0ssfT5 red. sf.54 is4a! liIssai'S' No.. . Southern,
os sG5forrinomo,unchanged; s r a. No 2. yellow. local.
ssis ssis g saze; steamer, No. 3. yellow. 10,
a!s No J. 5irRi White Ne; ssx syhite' SAC
Bran = The market is err,
srn. wintc- n"r ~" t2s - G' LIT .'n.s. " 90,
per per o6 ton. y, s2SS5o@2s.oo; Spring. per ton.
Refined Sugars = Quiet, but steady;
poowYdered 7.05@7.1oc; fine granuiatea.,
s's5 s5e a ooe; confectioners A. $3.50
- vis9tte Butter The market is firm;
nearby prints. fancy. 4Oc.
Eeos - The market is firm:
IennsNivania and Uun+i nenruy M. :.
free eases: sl1.1o per case. do. current
western. extra. firsts, free cases, s11sio
per case; do firsts. free cases, S10.50m
10. so per case.
Live Poultry = The market is dull
chickens, 15@1Sc; broilers. 20922c;
Dressed Poultry-Firm; fowls, fancy.
~ 24ci, do, good to choice. 22WZse.
sGrs isc: broilins ef,stsr- naeSsT ae2s
20 al 25c; do western, 2292ec: roasting
chfckens. western. choice TO fancy, 2tU
good; l5@1Sc; Spring ducks. nearby.
Potptoes :. The market is firm
pennsylvania and New York. PEI
bushel, $1.25 a LBS: Eastern Shore, No.
l. per barrel $2.50m2.zb:. do. No. z,
per per barrel barrel sJl22SS@J.5o; Eorfolk. No /.
! barrel. sd si.aS@i.5O: Jersey. per BASKET e,
ElauE - Market quiet. but steady
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-07
American Twirlers


complete except for the final single
games played by eastern clubs, show
Lou McCarty, the catcher-first base
man traded by Brooklyn to New York
the leading batter. He has played in
1S games for an average of .339, three
points ahead of Hal Chase. Carey, of
Pittsburgh, again wins the base steal
ing championship with 61; Williams,
Chicago, is ahead in home runs with
IL; Wheat, Brooklyn, leads in total
bases with 263; Burns. New York, in
runs scored with 1913, and Brooklyn
in club batting with .261. The twenty
leading batters who played in one
third or more of their clubs games:
National Stars
L. McCarty, New York, .339; Chase,
Cincinnati, 1886; Daubert, Brooklyn,
1928; Hinchman, Pittsburgh. .315;
Wheat, Brooklyn, .311; Robertson,
New York, .307; Hornsby st. Louis,
.306; Zimmerman, New York, .290;
Long, st. Louis. .290; Fletcher, New
York, 2S6; j. Wagner, Pittsburgh 4
.2S6; Luderus, Philadelphia, .2S4;
Cravath, Philadelphia. .2s4; Stock,
philadelphia, .2s4; Schultz. Pitts
burgh, .2s2; whitted. Philadelphia,
.219; Paskert, Philadelphia. .279;
Fisher, Cincinnati, .279; Stengel, of
Brooklyn, .277: Williams, Chicago,
PIT. Leading pitchers for 26 games:
Leading Pitchers
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-07
GOSSIP HAS BIG
STOCK EFFECT
Prices Yield Despite Authorita-
tive Denials of Impending
Peace Negotiations

New York. Oct. THE influence of
gossip or rumor as market factor
was forcibly illustrated during to-day
short session, prices again yielding,
though only temporarily, despite the
Issuance of numerous authoritative
denials of impending peace ncgotia-
tions.
At the outset there were many sub
stantial recoveries. followed by quick
reversal on heavy selling, largely from
the trading element. Recessions of 1
to 9 points occurred on this move
mont the first hours trading amount
ing to 100000 shares. At no time.
however, was there any serious unset
tlement or important liquidation. Gem
eral. and in some instances more than
complete, recoveries were effected on
the reduced and more orderly dealings
of the final hour. The closing was
strong. Bonds were irregular.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-07
IRIS SPEAKER IS
Fit CHAMPION
Cobb Best Base Stealer; Lou
McCarty Tops National
SWatSmen

Chicago. Oct 7.-Tris Speaker won
the batting championship of the Am
erican League, according to complete,
unofficial average published here to-
day and Including the final games
Cobb finished 2S points behind in bat
ting, but again won the base stealing
championship with 65., fipp. of New
York, landed home run honors with
II; Weaver led in sacrifice hits with
AZ; Jackson. of Chicago, in total
bases with 290: Cobb in runs scored
with 113 and Detroit in team hitting
with 1862. The twenty leading bat
ters, who have played IN one-third or
more games:
Some Real Hitters
Speaker. Cleveland, 800: Cobb.
Detroit, 1857; Jackson, Chicago, .342;
Strunk, Philadelphia, 317; Rice,
Washington, .315; E. Collins, Chicago,
.311; Gardner, Boston, $40; Felsch,
Chicago, .S01; Veach, Detroit, .301
Bauman. New York, 29S; Sisler, St.
Louis, .295; Nunamaker, New York,
.291; McInnis, Philadelphia, .2SS;
Crawford, Detroit, .2sS; Burns, De-
troit. .2S4 Roth, Cleveland, .283:
Heilman, Detroit, $50; Gilhooley,
New York, .27s; Shotton, St. Louis.
:277; Milan, Washington, .275. Lead
ing pitchers for 26 games:
American TxpirIerS
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-07
Many Fans See Game at
Board of Trade Building

When the Boston Red Sox and the
Brooklyn Dodgers clashed this after
noon in the opening setto of the worlds
series in the Hub City, every move oil
the players and every play was report
ed on the electric scoreboard at the
Board of Trade Building. A direct
wire from the Braves field in Boston
connected with the rear of the big
board flashed each detail of the classic
struggle for the benefit of a large
crowd of fans within few seconds of
their actual occurrence. The service
will be continued until the end of the
series.
Lew Ritter, the former New York
games. It is the most realistic repro
duction in the city. Rain checks are
given in case of postponement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-07
Kickers Play Golf to
Prevent Athletic StaIeness

The La Sale College football
coaches yesterday afternoon. after a
long series of punting and signal re-
hearsals. inaugurated an unusual idea
for the purpose of preventing stale
ness on the part of youngsters bruis-
ed and weary of gridiron confinement
Driving and putting golf balls served
as a diversion for several pairs assign
ed by the athletic instructors. The
appearance of Cobb's Creek oaddies
ladened with all the parapbernaiia
essential to golfers added variety 70
the scene at Victrix Park.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
tbe actned Sitio, oSi ~ ne Wie.r & oa
Banks and Trust Companies for the
week shows that they hold SS2.555,4S0
reserve in excess of legal requirements
This is a decrease of $6,6S4,O90 from
last week.
The statement follows:
Actual Condition
Loans, discounts. ETC.. s3.354, ,S96, 900; /;
increase, $7.45S.000
Reserve in own vaults (B), 1929. .797,-
600; decrease, s6,S19,000
Reserve in Federal Reserve Bank,
s170.122. 900; increase, $3.72S.000.
Reserve in other repositories, s5s,-
SCI 900; decrease, s709,00O.
Net demand deposits. sS.3lS. 41S, ,O0o;, =,
Net time deposits, s1ssOss.OOo; In
crease. s1.775,00
Circulation, sS1 ,Os2 900; decrease. $751;
(B> OF which sS6s,6ss,oO is specie.
Aggregate reserve. $3.50, 10000
Excess reserve, sS2,555.4S0 decrease,
$6,634,090.
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JOHN A. sHEAFFER DIES

Mechanicsburg, Pa, Oct. 7. - John
A. Sheaffer. aged II years, a we'll
known farmer of Silver Spring town
ship. died at his home yesterday after
an illness of several months. He is
survived by his wife. Funeral serv-
ices will be held on Monday morning.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-07
NEW YORK STOCKS

Chandler Bros. & Co.. members New
York and Philadelphia Stock Ex-
changes. North Market Square, Har-
risburg; 1888 Chestnut street, Phila-
delI'hia; "a Pine street, New York,
furnish the following quotations:
NaW Ynrl1 Oct
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winter. clear. sso0@s.5o: do. straights
1915 q725; do. patents s7.25@7.75;
Spring. frsts, clear $7.1O@7.4O; do.
patents, sS.00@S.50: do. favorite brands.
sS.75Q925
Ha - The market is firm with a
fair demand; new timothy, No. l.,
large bales. s1S00Q1S.5o: No. /, small
bales. s17.50@1s.0o: No. q $4,000
1850; No. 3. $14.o0Q15.o0.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-07
CHURCH DEDICATION

waynesboro. Pa, Oct. 7.-To-mor-
row the enlarged Church of Christ
will be dedicated with appropriate
services. Prof. H. r. Lutz. of Beth
any, w. Va, will preach the dedica-
tory sermon at II o'clock.