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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-31

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-31
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-31
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-31

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-31

The only morning daily
paper in the Tri Cities, Dav-
enport, Rock Island and Mo-
line. Member Of the Asso.
ciated Press.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-31

(Sortiesung altf Der 6. Seite.).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02
AQUEDUCT RESULTS

Frat racc-Six Enthusiastically Dear. los
t n1SS: lo' !Tr"issl. to- to s and 3 to 5,
Gto and TO /. third. Time. liz Peasant t.
herbert and Intrigue also ran.
n,.sdyi; 70 l.. even and to 5. won: Carter rus
T.. tBakeri. to ;. to . and out second
to :. third. Time i:i5 :-b. Peg cMy Heart
No News and Eagle Thistle also ran.
rhird-Mile--(;ex l23 (Pcake}, to 10 to 4
and out. won; Peep Sight. III (Petz), 30 to l,
TO and To l. second; Battle. III (TroX-
lcrl. to ]. even and / to J. third. Tins,
i :39 40. Figinny and Balloc also ran
Fourth-Fiv. furlonGs-Annch 104 (Mc-
TaEEarD. 10 TO l, L" and to o. won:
Ballast. Ill (Davicsl - to l. to and .
I" |. second: Golden Glow, 81 (Troisc). to /.
t" and to i. third. Time. l:co Pana-
man. corydon. Trophy 'Amackassin. Numi-
nee and Dawn Star also ran.
ballast and ANA skassin coupled
Fifth-Onc rilc-Wistfui. ll9 tLykc). to
.. TO 10 and out. won: lima Frank. lei
tMcTagEart). Is To 10, . TO and out. second:
Queen of the Water. ilI (DSvies>. to l.
Maiden also ran.
S!xth-Fiv. furlones-Nut Cracker. lis
Boy. lis (McTaEgart). To l. even and
. TO S, second: Eycld. III Crroisc), 20 to l,
Babcttc. No Lawn. Winning. Card. Tho For
ter. Shan Bullymore. Sea Farerer and Dis
cDriEe also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02
LAUREL RESULTS

First 5a,fEiys and hall
iieIvale. los tRowani. $50 and ont. second :
Time. EOS i.5. George ". Avery also ran n, :.
(SchuttinEcrI. SIS, $3.50 and $50 won; Joe
Finn los tBowcnb $50 and $3.50. second :
Ed Bond liz iHanmcrl, $3.50. third; Time,
las. GoodwooI, Bank Bill. Fonctionnaire
rhlrd-One miie-Wainut I'M. los tBux-
toni. NeTo, $500 and $3.50. won; Gloomy Gus,
iG, tRowan>. $3.50 and .i.co. second. assume.
iH2 tw. Coilinsl. si.jo. third. Time, l:io sun
Flash, Sir Wel!ons and Joanna IL also ran
,n sS"neslsa $40 .sia and s5.se Won; Ten
Caddy. 100 ,Riccl. $40 and $50 second
star Ga2c-. III U.oftusl. $3.50 third. Time
! 1929 D-Tnp o"rhc MORNING. Bringhurst;
bachelor. bliss. Tom Mcragsart and
Water Lady also ran. D-fowr.s entry.
Fi.,h--ouv nilc-IIanEo'Dny, llo (Bn"tonnn
$3.50 $40 and out. won: CannLe, AVA
ii.oudcrN $3.50 and out. second Whtmscy.
los tRobinson,. out, third. Time. lao 20
'SiMth,Miie and n s,xteenth-RobeIt Brad:
lnv iii IIopkins). $500. Sc and $40; Won;
Conner King II. tWiiliel. Si,5o and sS..S'
second; g. N. Miller i22 tiayness,; ,r S1,S"'
NJ ximu,ns choice and Montrcssor ais9, rn n:
S"vcnth-Nn" and seventy yards W .S
Line. a INcrEl+r). S 30, sls3o and CIV W.
r'rn burglar lO7 I.oudcrl, slo,o ana - -
second: Courtship. !N "a. CcIiinsl. 500
,htrd Time. li5 Viewpoint fuI'uN' i'o'-
,"rv and Judge WinEield also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02
Medical Advice on Blood Troubles
Given Free by Expert Authority

those diseases having their origin In n
disordered condition OF the blood. For
more than half century it has been
used with highly gatisfactory results
for rheumatism. catarrh. Eczema
Scrofula. Te:.er and other blood dis-
cases.
our medical director. who liz an OK
pert on blood and skin diseases, offers
MS services without cost to ali who
wish hts aid You are Invited to
write him fully about your own indi-
Viduai case, and he VIII gladly give
YOU such direction. for treatment az
your case requires.
You can obtain $. :. S. "a; any drug
store. Don't b1 persuaded To take a
substitute. IL you wirh medical adj
vice. address Chief Medical Adyiner.
swift SPECIFIC Co.. 2s6 -. Ewift Lsbo.
ratory. Atlanta. 0A,-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02

have received but Is per cent increase
In tho price they get from the dis
tributor.
DISTRIBUTORS RAISE
PRICE TO CONSUMERS
Seeing that the distributors have
raised the price OF milk to the con-
sumer without an increase In the prioo
which tho distributors pay tho dairy
men, the association sees no reason
why IT should not have gotten an in
crease. an increase at least to COM
pensate the producers for their loss.
Benjamin L. Purcell. State Dairy and
Food commissioner addressed the as
ISOLATION and made II plain that after
careful investigation. it was his opin-
ion that 1t was impossible for the
dairymen to produce milk and stay in
business.
One dairyman Of Henrico County who
mas $4,000 invested In his dairy, said
last night that he had not made one
dollar in the last two years. and the
Same is true Of other farmers Be-
cause. he says, conditions are abnormal,
labor and feed have gone up. but milk
has not had corresponding Increase,
that Is. SO far rs the producer is con-
cerncd. Speaking very seriously, he
said: I'VE want the public to know
tho conditions Of the man that miIks
tho COW"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02
NELLA DILLON WINNER
OF KENTUCKY FUTURilY
EQUAL. Worlds Record, Set by Peter
yolo for T,vn-Year-OldE, Under
Serrilrs Guidance.
lBy Associated Press. ]

LEXINGTON. KY. October ALEX
andcr b. CoM's bay My. Neiia n'ii on
driven by J0ss dnew SgFr of the '" s. o"e 600
Kentucky Futurity to-day in .spec,acu;,
lar style. equaling the worlds record
for two heats by two-ycar,old tro'tSr
in 1913. She also. in each hcat, low
cred the seasons record by trotting
in 2:o7 and 2:cs IL. Peter June. the
favoritc. driven by Gcers. was second
in each heat. hut beaten decisivcly.
The Walnut Hall cup. $4,000 event.
was won in straight heats by Eariy
pace after losing the nrst heat to Bar
light in 2:04 Ia.
The o:14 pace was unfinished. with
George +. Hutton and BingEn Pirec.
each with heat to their credit. sum
s:o7 pace. three in nve; $1,000:
Raxter Lou, oh; &; by Kin :,
RnrliEht. br. e. Mann
pr ss?y $751; CT: i. iRqpsss13I ) ) !;
also started Bes, time. oo3 i-2.
The walnut, Hall cup, 2:ll trot.
three in i've. $4,000 ~,
ra aT2 F i'a!s,s !H E. @ ics4j: !!
Alma Forbes. br. m. tAcker-
Racc,lii, Ina jay, Mignoia and Peter
Chenault also started. Best time.
2:o4 ia.
Kentucky Futnrlty. -year-olds,
two in three $4,000:
Nella Dillon. u. T.. by Dillon AK
WORTHY tSerrilD ....;........ !
Peter June, ch.. 9. tGeers) ........ .
Pest time. 2:n6 IA
":lt pace. two in three. $1,000 Gun
fnishcd)
Bngen Direct. blk. H., by Baron
Direct (EEan) ..:............. l
George F. Hutton. br. e., by Mar
bic Grit (Erwin) .........
Neva Souders. l.. m. fPnlin) . 2
The SGuawman, II. NJ, Thlan Sim :
mons. Presolitc, Noble T. Bernie
iatchcn. Lady Aubrcy. Rich Allcrton
ard 4. r. q. also started. Best time
~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02
MILK PRODUCERS WANT
To SHARE IN INCREASE
Say They Arc Losing 8 Cents for
Each Gallon MIXED at
Present.
DISTRIBUTORS RAISE PRICE
But Farmers Say This Money Does
Not Como to Them, but Goes to
Middiemcn Who Run Distributing
Wagons.

we are now facing conditions urtior
which we feel that II Is impossible to
continue business longer at tho pres
ont prtce of milk, 80 cents por gallon,
that the producer gets from the dis
trinutor." said w. l.. Brittle. president
OF tho Farmers MILK Producers AS
ISOLATION. roicing the sentiment Of the
board of directors Of that association
which held meeting last night a.
NurpEy's Hotel; land unless something
Is uone and dono quickly. Richmond
VIII tace milk famine comparable to
those OF New York and other Northern
oittes. The producers are coming be-
fore the people with the actual facts.
and they say that 1t Is no threat that
they make. but that they feel that un-
less the price which they now receive
IL increased, they must discontinue
business. because they can make moro
money selling their cattle to the butch
ers and their feed on the market than
they can possibly make under prizes
That they now receive from the dts
tributors
This is tho first time. they say. that
they have come before the public, and
they cal! upon tho people to render
their opinion and use their concerted
action to prevent a milk famine. The
producers are very positive that they
S"hHot "tdHu inc present loss any
longer. and they are giving the peo-
pie chance to pass upon the milk
condition in this city.
LOSE 5 CENTS EoR
EACH GALLON MIXED
Tho board OF directors Of the as
ISOLATION was called together 60 dis
cuss the critical conditions under wtach
milk producers are working at the
present price Of 80 cents 4 gallon This
association represents the milk sup
ply CT Richmond. 1t has carefully :n-
vestigHted the farms supplying Rich
mond with milk and has gathered data
mat shows what II costs the farmers
TO produce gallon of milk. Under
the prevailing conditions Of labor and
the price OF feed, II now costs the
producer 80 cents a gallon, delivery not
inquired and yet they are selling their
milk to the distributor at 30 cents
gallon. loss OF cents a gallon.
something which must he remedied II
the farmers are TO continue in bust
ness.
AFTER canvass OF each member It
was the unanimous opinion that the
distributor must pay at least 35 cents
a gallon for milk or the babies in
Richmond will 20 without milk. The
association has held In check it's mem
bers who have been operating under a
loss. to prevent the milk wars OF the
northern cities, and they are now GO
Ing to lay before the public the con-
dttions under which they are working.
For instance, their data shows that
they have had 80 per cent increase
IN expense to do business. whilo they
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02
ADJUSTMENTS
At the Lyric.


Serving as the vehicle for tho re-
markable voice of youngster whose
surname is Claire, willie Jones Step
mother the second number on the bill
at tho Lyric this week. is so entirely
satisfactory that judging from the en-
thusiastlc encore kept UP oven after
the orchestra had tried to discourage
the insistent demand for another and
yet another song, the audience would
have been perfectly willing to pass up
the remainder of the bill If only young
Claire would keep on singing.
stevens and Falle, dancing girls. open
the program with something differ
ent" in the way of dancing. The two
slender brunettcs do several dances
with swift changes of costume and one
of them sings quite as we'll as she
dances. Graceful and young and fair
TO look upon. the seXtet of Kirksmith
sisters present n varied musical pro-
gram which ia very pleasing. particu-
larry the violin solo,
Burns and Kisscn entertain with
songs and jokes with the Yiddish idea
predominating, and are heartily ap-
plaudcd. though one has n feeling that
the war is entirely too serious a mat
ter to make fun out Of. and that the
manly forms OF Burns and Kissen
would look fine In khaki An UNI
usual Juggling act with several new
features closes program uniformly
good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02
LOUISVILLE RESULTS


n sirs' , r:ssse-si1 tu'i922Escourier i2 Meri.
iE!..eee,, IIho' - and $50 won; Lady g. liz
smYwaTny i ~ $3.50 a.d ,;s9 sesomd
i1S2-" Gkulue. Piazza. Fudge Jean K
i35ee!ine' Dirty Face, Queen Troyoto and
r. se &c, o.; mile and sis,ecn.h-Iucine
sSnaSg i@ tsi. l.. s., % ,and $3.50.
Time. ~ i-J. sam McMceitin Bob Dundon.
Water Proof. Gamer. Holman. Athletic CIR
Clark NJ. Executor and Miss Sherwood also
ran.
Third-six furiongs-Old Miss lls (K.isay,.
1859 stH and $50 won; Believe Me Boys
is s "a, tShi!,hfHg} vi and 80 second: Frat
lI3. Mary Belle. Gratitude. Verdant and
sunny also ran.
+Fo991th-six furiongs-Hodge. 1ls &c Hunt
u. iIanoycrJ ,a.I0 and So, second: NIriga
T.? tH. Martini. 1850 third. Time I:i2 Is
water Bass. John Jr. and Arrnvai, also ra n
fifth-Mile ana a Observation-Disclosures. 10:
taicDermotD. $50 $40 and $40. won
.oppoT,urity. 100 mioagl. $40. 81 and S. 20.
TiRe' As sS !D.sd pIHfs ssfl c sI@ third
HpfoId, Plat. William the Fourth and
sistb-oas mls-Mis.re. Polly. LOO <caila-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02
POSTAL DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM REARRAN GED
Post-Oflce Department Expects TO Ell
feet Economy by Inauguration
of New Plan.

In order to promote economy in the
distribution of supplies necessary for
post office use and TO reduce tho bur-
den on the auditing department at
Washington. the Post-Office Depart
ment at Washington has introduced a
new system III the Offices throughout
the country, system whereby promi-
nent cities in each county have been
designated as Central Accounting
Oiliccs," and the other post offices as
district offices"
AS the system formerly worked every
poSt-othce in each State called upon tho
department at Washington for stamps,
envelopes, and other supplies. making
necessary the distribution of these sup
plies to an innumcrablc number OF
offices. many OF them small. Each
unimportant Office. under the old plan,
sent In Il quarterly report to Washing
ton. causing IL great burden TO be
placed on the auditors In the depart
ment.
Under the new plan. however. these
defects arc remedied Instead OF
sending supplies to all the offices in
the country and III Virginia alone
there are $500. the government has
designated central offices in each
county which will have to distribute
the stamps to the other Offices within
the county. Therefore, instead Of hav-
Ing 10 send out supplies to $500 Offices
81 Virginia, they will be sent TO only
100 offices. and in that way the govern
1nent can save money and time.
The same system holds true with the
accounting system. Quarterly accounts
are now made to these central Offices
which compile their reports. together
with the reports of the outlying Offices
! II is believed by the postal authori-
ties that this innovation will work to
great advantage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02
Show Void Series
Games Play by Play

The large electric score-bonrd
knowing every plny OF tho Worlds
Series Will be operated by The
,rffncs-pispntch' again this yenr RS
In FORMER seasons, and followers OF
the national sport will DO afforded
the opportunity for learning Of the
games progress within few aec-
ondS after ench development. The
board will be located ON the Tenth
street side of The Einics-Disputch
building.
In addition to tho instantaneOus
service, perfected through the uso
OF the scOrc-hoRrd, daily reports Of
the games Will be made by experts.
Tho Associated Prcss report, cover
Ing the game In general, will pro-
vide q comprehensive story OF tho
play In each contest, while special
writer's of national repute will con-
tribute signed articles on each bat
tie. Box scores, tabular summaricS
of receipts, division OF the money
and Attendance figures with COM
PARSONS with former series Will be
printed each duy.
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Costs Nothing for Opinion OF
Your Own Case.

Every one recognizes the value of
expert opinion. This is the age of
specialism, and when we have work
OF Importance to be done. we go to an
expert in his line
Years ago II was realized that medi-
cine covered too broad n field for anv
man TO master It's every branch
Hence, the doctor who specialized In
some particular branch became the
most proficient and the most sue
cessful.
The wonderful success of the grea,
blood remedy. s. 5. s., is due largely
to the fact that II has not been recon-
menoeo as q cure-all. but strictly for
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WHITE SOX DROP FINAL
CONTEST TO THE YANKEES
Wiilinms and Fnber Fail 10 show Form
mud Fieldin. Is Far From
Lood-Score i to -.

NEW YORK. October l-Chicago
closed its season here to-day. losing 10
New York, 10 >. Williams and Fa-
showed UP particularly well. Their
support ais" WAS indifferent "A stop by
u Collins and Il catch by l.cihold on
S->T being exceptions. The New
urk players ran wild on the bases
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hand. $50. $3.50 and $3.50. won; Frank WILL
son. IS (Dishmonl. 1870 and $3.50, second;
Parrish. lol tDreyer). $780, third. Time. l:41
King Trorato Star Baby. MRrauder, Pretty
Baby and Quito also ran.
Sevcnth-Mile and qunrter-Sea Urchin. OF
tBesrdshalD. Sis. S4s.20 and $3.50 won:
Fair Orient. los (Dishmon), $3.50 and $3.50.
second; Tho Grader. lo7 (AIinsit), $3.50 third,
Time. e;o7 3-is Col. Gutelius. Marjorie D.,
poHedatc' Thanksgiving Black Frost. High
liorse Rtrkn and CONFEDERATION Also ran
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PIRATES CLOSE SEASON
WITH VICTORY OVER BRAVES
Smallest Crowd -: Ncnr Sees Coopcr
Hold Opponents To TWO Hits.
ScBrr - To q.

PITTSBURGH October Pitts
burRh closed = season Of iO3 defeats
with 4 victory over Eoston to-day. . to.
o. Tie smallcs; crowd OF the season
saw the game. Cooper was in good
form and allowed only two hits after
me hfSt inning. Scott kept the Pitts
burEn hits scattered. except IN the
sixth when three hits with Il sacriiicc
fy nett"d ;wo runs. score:
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At the Movies To-Day

"Undcr Handicap"
ODEON--iIouse Peters, In "The
Heir Of the AEes."
ISIS-Gnil Kanc, In "Souls In
Pawn"
BIJOU-yivinn Martin, in "Thc
Sunset TrnIl.n
VICfOR--Jane Grey, in "IIcr
Fighting Chance.o
BUEBgRD-IIeIen GIbnon aTbs
Dynamite Special"
REx-"No story" and "Thc Mid
night Hclis."
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matched TO wrestle Les Nsum.,
Newman Is regarded as being an un'
usually clover wrestler. while Sm,th..
ability is we'll known to local foIIo,..
ess OF tho sport. Tho match viii ".
s stageo at the Elks' Homo. aud viii
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Cold Prevents Lenf. Playing.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. October An
exhibition game between the Toronto
International League team and tho
Cleveland American club, scheduled for
to-day, was called off on account Of
cold weather.
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SMITH AND NEWMAN wREsrLp
BEFORE ELKS TO.MORItOw NIGHT

The FIRST Of a series OF entertainments
planned by the social session commit
tee Of the Elks' Club will DO held to-
morrow night, whom Zekc Smith is