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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-12-13
For Group.

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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-12-13
CONSOLING

When Mr.. johnson returned home
from Ahe office the other evening he
found his young wife in tears.
"Why, Grace!", he cried in surprise,
"what is the trouble, darling?"
"Oh, Ernest" she sobbed, 81 baked
a cake this morning and set it on the
window sill and a tramp came along
and stole it."
"Well, don't cry, dearest" said the
husband consolingly, "One tramp
less in the world doesn't matter.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-12-13
FOR TRJTSSEC

Supporters, Belts, Shoulder Braces
Clutches, Crutch Tips, see E. M. Laak.
man, Druggist.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-12-13
TAKE NOTICE

Hunters and trespassers are hereby
warned to keep off the farms of the
undersigned, under penalty of the
law:
VETIL PALMER.
GEORGE WORTH.
JOHN Bah.
10 MILLER,
JOE THURMAN.
The evening world., 1918-04-10

ran behind yesterdays game would
have been pretty nearly as bad "A
slaughter as Mondays 10 to 0 defeat
However. the Giants showed somc-
thing OF their offensive power as well
as their lighting spirit when, after
Cleveland knocked out six runs
against Dcmnrec's pitching, the
Giants came right back, and matched
the six runs, hitting Fred Coumbe,
the Cleveland left handler. some Wig
o swipes.
llcinic Zimm finally got in a hit, a
two Dagger, which scored two runs,
and II brought a lot OF satisfaction
10 the other players, also TO Heinie.
While the BrUnXOni0n had been con-
soling himself with the fact that
those kind OF hits" do not help the
batting averages. still the Giants feel
better when they see Heinle getting
his hits. And there eve was a pln-er
who did not want all the hits he
could get, whether II was in the rcgu-
lar season or In exhibition games.
Benny Kauffs heel continues TO
cause him n lot OF bother. When
he puts his fun weight on IL the pain
Is very excessive. He has been try
Ing 10 work II out, but yesterday when
he tried to run out an infleld hit, II
again caused him great pain, and he
was forced to leave the game.
The evening world., 1918-04-10
Only So Men to Face Starter .
SATURDAY. in Junior Met Run

primed for the struggle, and expects to
be hrst over the line. However, there Is
a host OF heet-footed performers to give
him n battle all the way. kaufman Is
apt TO discover that winning races over
the city streets, and leading n pack over
hills and through gullles Is something
else again.
In addition 20 its regular team. the
Paulist Club will be represented by 10
Giorgio, the clever all around boy, and
by Al Hulsebosch. who Is specializing
In first prizes these days. The other in
dividual entries are as follows: L. Trou-
voulidies, formerly OF the Greek-Amer-
lean A. c.: j. w. BJork OF the Finnish
A. c., VianO Noppa, also OF the Finnish
A. C.; Otto Laakso OF the kaleva A. c.,
Charles DE Stefano OF the Mlllroso a.
A., Alex Fisher OF the Hungarian A. c.,
l.. c. Spencer OF the Haven Bays Club
and H. Rettig OF the Brooklyn Central
Y. NJ. c. A..
Miss Claire Galligan. the national
women's champion swimmer at 600
yards. will face the starter In the 220-
yard championship at the Brooklyn Cen
trail Y. NJ. c, A. on Friday night. Miss
Elizabeth Ryan OF Philadelphia. who is
held In high esteem by critics. and Miss
Charlotte Boyle, the metropolitan cham
pion at so yards. will compete against
Miss Galligan.
The evening world., 1918-04-10
Ydnks Shut Out Braves Although
Their SIuggers Fail to Hit Ball

the hotel Guilford window, and not
n soul in the bunch doubted Johns
veracity. III we played mudball yes
terday," snorted Ping Bodie. I'VE will
have to play Eskimo football to-day"
The sun has been out a short time,
however. and the weather seems
moderating.
Despite yesterdays game In Char
lotto was played under miserable
conditions. there VAS some snappy
baseball. and the army OF soldiers
who came in from Camp Greene rock-
oned they had their moneys worth.
They couldn't dope out, however, how
tho Yankee sluggers. Baker. Bodie,
Pipp and Pratt. failed TO do more
with the deliveries OF Cal Crum and
Johnny Murray.
Crurn held tho Yanks to a pair OF
! measly bingles n his six inning ad-
ministratlon and Murray turned them
back hitless In the seventh only to
run afoul OF "a puny Yank rally in
the eighth that gave New York tho
victory. | TO 0.
After Baker had foulod out TO Kon-
etcy II the eighth. Bodies policy OF
watchful waiting gained him his base
on balls. Then Ping proceeded to
| pilfer second with the aid of a Wild
pitch. The hit and run play was in
order and Roger Peckinpaugh came
through with the bells on, ramming IA
smoking single past Smith into left
that brought Bodie home from second
with the winning run.
The evening world., 1918-04-10
TWO NeW Workers
Earn Titles in
Boxing Tourney

BOSTON. April iO-Onc OF the fast
est bouts In the National amateur
boxing tourney here was IN the semi
finals Of the lOs-pound class, In which
joe Wiles, tho New England cham
pion, defeated Dave kamins Of the
Clark House A, A. % New York.
holder Of the metropolitan title.
Two metropolitan boys earned
titles. James sullivan of New York
defeated Van GrunnCnwald OF Pitts
burgr in the final Of tho las pound
class and James Tomasulo Of the
Elizabeth Y. NJ. &, A, who ls a mem
Der Of Uncle Sans naval forces,
knocked out william Daley OF Boston
In the first round.
The award OF the decision I'm the
5-pound class semi-nuals to James
Fruzetti OF Brockton over Ray
Rodgers OF Pittsburgh Mas the only
one in the semi-tinuls 70 be hooted
by the crowd.
The Judges disagreed lu the finals
Of the 1888 pound class and the referee
gave the decision TO Martin Burke
OF New orleans over sam Lagonia OF
/ New York.
The evening world., 1918-04-10
ROBINS AGAIN
SCORE VICTORY
OVER RED SOX
Coombs in Charge of Brook
Ign Team, Manager Robin
son Having Gone to Balti-
more for Visit.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. April 10.-The
Robins again beat the Red Sox In a
81, and a half inning gams by .
score OF 3 to 1.
Jack Coombs and Dick McCabe were
the opposing pitchers. Coombs allowed
three hits and Mccabe six. One was .
homer by Myers. Olson. Daubert and
o'Rourke got doubles and Krueger
triple.
Before the major attraction the local
Southern Association team defeated .
team picked from the Brooklyn and Boa
ton squads By ? TO 0. In the ninth
inning with the bases full Babe Ruth
was called in to bat for Wyckon, After
lifting the ball over the fence foul he
strucb out.
Robbie left last night for his Bait
more home. Coombs VIII be in charge
Of the team. Cheney also left last
night for New York.
TIL, teams will separate after to-
days game In Chattanooga. The Rob-
ms go direct to Ebbets Field. where
they meet the Yankees or Friday.
The Fordham and Columbia mines will
clash this afternoon on Fordham Field
In the opening game OF their home-and-
home baseball series. This will usher in
the home season at Fordham.
The New York University baseball
tenn will open the season with 4
game against the Stevens Institute at
Ohio Field this afternoon,
ST. LOUIS, April 10.-Derrill Pratt and
John Lavan. former members OF the ST.
Louis Americans, who compromised
their $4,000 damage suits against Phil
Ball, President OF the ST. Louis Club. re-
celved $1,000 in settlement Mr..
Ball said to-day that the settle
ment did not cost him a cent. and sport
ing men concluded from this statement
that the American League footed the
bill.
TORONTO, April lO.-Tampering with
players OF the Toronto team OF the old
international League Is alleged in a
formal protest which J. ]. McCafferty,
President OF the Toronto Club. has filed
with the National Baseball Commission
against the Kansas City team of thu
American Association. Mr.. McCafferty
contends that Camel. manager OF the
Kansas City Club, made overtures 10
]. Schultz. outfielder. and Louis La
Longe, catcher. several weeks before the
international League ~disbanded and re.
constructed.
The evening world., 1918-04-10
Six Teams to Compete for
Major Trophy in X Country
Championships.
THE Junior metropolitan cross

THE Junior metropolitan cross
country championships will be
held Saturday. and only ffty-
eight men Will face the starter. Six
teams will compete for the major
trophy, and ter individuals will make
the six-mile hike over hill and dale
for the minor prizes.
The Morningsido team. which has
done exceptionally well In the Sunday
runs held under the auspices OF the
various clubs about town: the
Brooklyn A. A.. the Glencoe. the
Paulist. the st. Anselm and st
Christopher Clubs will be represented
by eight-men teams.
Al Interesting struggle for individual
honors Is expected. Louls kaufman. The
crack barrier OF the Brooklyn A. A.. is
The evening world., 1918-04-10
Giants to Start New FORWARD
After To-Day's Game With In
dams at New Orleans.
tspecal TO The B,,nins wotldj

NEW ORLEANS, La, April 10.
THE Giants are back here to-day
utter a dusty trip to Camp
Shelby at Hattiesburg, Miss,
where In n farcical five-lnning game
the club fought n 7 to I tie with
lie Fohls Cleveland bunch. The two
clubs end their New orleans stay this
afternoon, when they meet again at
tho locale grounds. After that they
will start moving New lorkward,
stopping off for onc-day stands at
Memphis, Chattanooga and LeXinB-
ton, Ky.
Field conditions at Camp Shelby
were bad yesterday and n dust storm
blew continually across the field. 30
the game did not furnish much OF a
test. Al DemRroe pitched for the
Giants and judging from his work
Yesterday he isn't ready either. II II
hadn't been for a great batting rally
by the Giants after they were five
The evening world., 1918-04-10
{ Fistic NeWs John p Pollock and Gossip

Irish Patsy Cline Is making plenty OF
money nghting these days. In his re-
cent battle with Lew Tender in Phila-
delphia he received 81. 1851. 10. and for de-
featinR Phil Bloom at Boston on Mon
day night he drew down close to $500 for
his end. Patsy has two more battles
clinched which will net him several hun
dred dollars more, they being with
Hockey Kansas for ten rounds at the
Queensberry A. c.. OF Buffalo tonight.
and with Vincent Porkoni. the Cleveland
lightweight, for ten round at the Moose
Club OF Cleveland on April l6.
That Champion BENIN Leonard Is a great at
traction when no boIer Al the cluh~ IN phla.
ddphiA was again sh0Nn on Monday night. when
he defeated Young Joe Borrll At the Olympia
A. A. Of that city. The gross receipts amounted
u 81. 7O2. which Is the second largest gate thai
he club has had In several years. Leonard r..
osi,ed 81. 200. which SN IS per cent. Of The
recrip,s. Bogrsu drv down SS55. which IA bI
money for him.
-Four big colord heAywelEhts viii cvsns to,
gethcr In the two main events a. the next show
al the olympia A. 4. Of rhiladelphiA on Mon
day night. Joe jeanette, the veteran fighter %
1 hnA0hols Wa AAh w WIZ JAVA AAnAAiHNA n
the south. and hid Norfolk u reyAs will latu,
GeoRe Christian OF Philly. Jack Hanlon slEncd
the men w Tor ue bOuts to-day.
Thaae two rsHcd fighters, Aug'e Rather o
the Bronx and Walter MohT OF Buoklyu. ar
going To battle, They were matched today {,
mect IN a ten rund bnut Al the Commercial
A. O.. OF Boston on Friday evening. April 10
Il ought 90 result In a eashinE fight. a. hOtl
mon are noted for their Ggsusi,encas And viii
insncs to take punishment. Rather VII uuiI
for ts battle a. Billy Grupp's gymnasium.
jack RHtton, who gov against Ted Lows. TIN
welterNright champion, IN a ten round bout a
the Town Hall A g. o. scranton. Pa. on Ma
:. Sas signed w Tor another bout to-day by hl
manager. Danny Morgan. HIS opponent viii b
johnny Grfhths. the crack Akron. o.. wslter
weight. They VII battle ten rounds a. For
Worth. Tex. on Apul 10. Morgan and Buttol
Will start for the battle-ground tomorrow uint.
Pete Herman. 'hc n~aHtamNe,gl, champ ..u. an,
kid Herman, The ~b.u'amacsht az p...u m
baC signed .r.e.st " asrccucu, calling t. the.
The evening world., 1918-04-10
JOHNSON WILLARD FIGHT
PICTURES ARE DESTROYED.

UTICA. y. Y. April lo.-Thirty-seven
reels OF motion pictures OF the worlds
championship fight at Havana between
Jack johnson and Jess willard were
burned here to-day by United States
Marshal Smith.
Producers spent more than $4,000 to
get the pictures n made an attempt
10 evade the Federal law prohibiting
them when they erected a projecting
device on Canadian territory and pro.
jected the pictures across the horde.
into this country. The court held this
a violation OF the law. The pictures
since then had been In possession OF
the Marshal.
The evening world., 1918-04-10
HARLEM OIL CAPSULES
If YOUR BACK ACHES

animal germs. which are cHuAnE The IN.
nammRtion. are Immediately STACKED
and chased out Of your system without
Inconvenience or pain.
DO not delay a minute. 90 TO your
druggist and insist on his supplying )ou
with a box OF GOLD MEDAL HAArlem
on Capsules. In 20 hours you VIII iNsl
renewed health and yiEor. After you
have cured yourself. continue 10 tAEs one
or tSo Capsules each day ~ as TO kssp
In nrst class condition. and ward off ths
"a n they DO not help YOU. Ask for ths
original imported GOLD MEDAL bEaud,
and thus be sure OF getting the gssiIiae,
-AdYG
The evening world., 1918-04-10

TwENTY round boxing has been
stopped in Australia during the
war, according to word re-
.eiyed from Reg. J.. Baker the Aus
trslian promoter,
"News is fairly scarce with us In
he boxing game" Baker writes, 1T
mainly consists Of enlistment an
nouncements. The latest TO go are
Jimmy Clabby, Tommy Urcn, who
PEAT both McGoorty and Clabby, and
MRtty Smith, a young American
lightweight whom l brought over this
side. Saw Jimmy Clabby IN town
yes erday lie looks FIT as a fiddle,
Is busy recruiting, but hopes 20 be
moved soon with n or the technical
co; ps. Harry Stone Is still here ON
binlnR the business OF billiard saloon
proprietor and physical culture and
boxing instructor. and We hear max
inc money out OF Il. Benny Palmer
is somewhere around the country
travelling with an athletic booth.
I'VE had decided 10 close the sta
diums in sydney, Melbourne and Brls'
bane owing 10 lack OF talent. Yes.
terdsy ! got ar intimation from tn
The evening world., 1918-04-10

DC you feel tirsa ard worn oJt'' Are
veil al niEhtf Have a "draEged out, y
Nnrss'ed feeling when YOU get up In the
morning DiEEy spellsf Bilious' had
sorsness In the lolns and Abdomen1 So
we're distress when urinAting. bloody,
oioudy uTne or diner All these In
dieAts gravel or stone In the bladder, or
rhat the poisonous microbes, which are
aASays IN your system, have attacked
You should use GOLD, MEDAL HsAr.
len OF CSpsglss iRmsdiatsiy The OIL
~ the Kidneys. and The little poisonous
The evening world., 1918-04-10

Walter Cochran and Koji YRmada split
even IN the second inst0Iment OF their
1900 point billiard match M Maurice
Days Billiard Academy Yesterday va
noon game before Cochran ron his all
lotted string OF 800 points while the
latter turned the tables ou his opponent
in the nightcap contest hy q score Of
500 70 lOb.
The evening world., 1918-04-10

johnny Dundee. the great italian hAtve'sns,
will be- pleased when thsy learn ma' 'ohnn1 "
considerably better OF hs attack OF pheHnN''.
scotty Monteth hs been compelled 10 ~Hos
some Of his bouts. the most impor'ah' 'I WIN
ApTl 10.
Pal v,o. On. N.mnhls bantamveiEht and
Jobnny Irte Of 81 Paul are 10 good condition
ior their hf,eeu. round. bout 70 a deSistoh' az
the baltimore 4. c. Of baltimore to,hfh' ~
thr nngsiie. Tor a guaranteed purse OF ~ w
Eue made good ia that city IN q bou' WIN hu
! Allliams
The evening world., 1918-04-10

10 meet In q ten round bout at a show to Be held
by several aporting men at Peoria. H.. on the
night OF April 20. Herman rceirod pNmlzion
to engage In this bout, and hs manager. Red
~chsmpion,
Another prominent fighter from the West Will
make his ttSt appearance In a bout IN Boston to-
night. lie is Bryan DOWney. the crack weller
weight Of Columbus. O., who now claims Chicago
"a his home, ID mey Will 90 against Tommy
Robson. the Maiden. Mas. middlsw,ight. who
has been battling in fine form in the lut sr
months. They will meet for twelve ouuds before
tho AmoU \. A. at the Grand Opera House.
Although Jack Kcans. mans ger OF Jack DENIM.
scy. the Western heavyweight. has been reociving
often for DEMPSEY TO box Battling LevinAky both
a. Atlanta. Ca. aud at New Haven Conn.
and Carl Morris Al Joplin. Mo.. be says that he
has decided not to accept any Of these offers
until after DEMPSEY fights BlB MiSke At the
Capitol city A. q. Of 81, Paul on May ..
Matchmaker Herman "Muggy" TAYLOR q, m.
National A. A. and Jatk Hanlon Of uhe Olympia
A, A.. both q Philadelphia. are nov trying to
sm up Joe Lynch and Pete Herman. the ban.
amweisht champion. for a bout At thcir club the
latter part Of this month, Herman has asked for
guarantee Of 1900, and tho cAlnoes Gp that
the bout viii b ehnched,
boxing commission win probably be an.
pointed within a few dAu TO govern the boxing
game in Pittsburgh. Dick Guy. a sporting
writer there. has been suggested as the Chair.
man and there will be two Others serving vita
MIN All details for the t0-round bout between
Joe Lynch and Young ChsneI Of BaltHhore Al
The Keystone A. c. have besa Arranged and the
lads Will battle on April 20.
Harlem Eddie Kelly who made sood in
"Phlb" on Monday night BY defeating Young
JAck O'Bnen at the olympia 4, A. vas matched
for another bout At the same club on April q.
lie will take o. Mike Pbulsen. the ". Paul
velteraelght. for six rounds, Kelly tslA Paul
n,yle Of this city q twelve round 90 At the Ma.
,L,pal A.. {. Of Providence tonight. Pacley
unmmsy and Billy De loo also battle twelve
rounds.
LEO Johnston. the local oolord lightweight.
h.s been signed up for a bout BY his manager
Frank Bazley. Leo vii book No with YOUNG
Weyman. a locsl fighter Of Giari,ius. Pa. for
ten rounds 90 the G.Tlrd'lie oDera House on the
night ot Aprl 10.
F.shS fame and ~, mans fHsnls Of little
The evening world., 1918-04-10

2 OF . Drops Applied In u Pew Seconds
There's no FusEinE or Cutting,
"Gets-It" Always Worksl
the old, savage way. "Gets.It' Ia IN,
modern, painless. simple way. Loan over
and put two drops OF "GetA.It' on the
corn, put your stocking and shoe right on
again, and forget the corn. Pain IA
eased.
"Gsts-It" has revolutionIIed tho trsAt.
ment OF corns. II never i~rritateS ~.
true flesh. You'll stop limpinE on tb,
side OF your shoe, and do away with
greasy salVes, bundling bandaEes, thlcE
plasters and painful methods. Use "Cet..
IT, It's common sense.
"Gets'IV' 10 sold by all druggists I've,
need pay no more than 90 cents, or il
Chicago, III, '
The evening world., 1918-04-10
HOW DO THEY BECOME so AFFLICTED

DOR Lii Artha! The only dark cloud that ver spilled a fstburst on
the map OF JEFF Freeze wants to come home, II you a stand the
throwing qualities of the latest Rue Moore.
Johns Son is homesck. and says 10 would prefer a suite in tn Chicago
bastle o n flock of castles in Spain.
Jack says he's through playing Hook "E" o a Spanish catarrh. accord
ing to Rue Moore and wants 10 take the remedy prescribed by the Act Of
Mann.
II memory earns u nickel til, lii Artha must have found the going
rough Of the TX" Aisle track
When England found Napoleons batting weakness St Helena was tho
only team that refused to waive on him, and Manager Bull shipped the
original lawn McGraw hence. f. o. b. Waterloo. Nap left with his rusty
toothbrush, and years afterward he reported by wireless that he would
rather play his Worlds Series on u chess board than chase British fungoes
all over Europe.
After trying to steal West Point with the bases full Benedict Arnold
Just before he died. Benedict said he always insisted or having clean socks
hey struck out Nick Romanoff with two fouls and a pitched ball Before
the end OF the season Nick a found taking tickets fol- Ann r. Kissed, and
said he az happy because there "a more nov to inhae in Siberia than In
Petrograd.
That is. IF YOU DON'T CARD WHAT YOU SAY.
Charley Herzog, whose contract with tho Braves didn't contain pro-
vision for q gold fence, threatens TO report TO Jawn MeGrswi but Js~n
says he isn't interested in what Charley has to report
jamaica may be attracting plenty OF good horses, but this doesn't
exclude plenty OF good bankrons
with $4,000 basebars o over There. the Kaiser viii have to equip ali
Now that the Cards have raised the price of their bleacher sets to 81
cents the fans will have to play q pr cent better than they did last year
The evening world., 1918-04-10

GREENSBORO, N. c., April 10.
A RCTIC weather pursued the
~ Yankees into Greensboro this
morning and all hands are
unanimous in the opinion that the
sunny South Is a misnomor. john
Henry, the Boston backstop. swore
hat there were icicles on his mus
tache when he stuck his head out OF
The evening world., 1918-04-10
TTAvE Just had n letter from
Major Rice. who is now
.hroad u,t,h m !, mortnar

Lave just had a letter from
II Major Rice. who is now
abroad with an American
aviation brigade. Just what brigade
md where II Is at present l omit
20 mention. for the usual reasons.
But the letter may be as interesting
20 jome readers OF this column as II
was 10 me. Major Rice is known the
world over as a sportsman. lie has
travelled around the globe to see
championship boxing matches, has
followed baseball ms an enthusiastic
IAN. and has fought through half n
doI n wars.
gust a line" he writes. "to let you
NOV how we are getting on. ! am
ere In command of the above
Irigade. The weather IL pretty nice
n this country, except h nights are
ribly cold. Expect to be on the
move any time.
Il do not know whether you know
I or not. but | have under me here
the tn Aero Squadron. young
sene belmont. We are trying Il
lrrange 10 get him a match with the
,ghr weight champion OF England
and champion OF France. belmont
an hght under the British feather
,eight limit and be strong. az he
ever weighs over 1881 pounds.
81 believe young belmont deserves
great deal OF credit. as l think ht
9 the only championship contender
4 any weight In the American box.
iy game who has actually enlisted
~ the army in n branch of the
srvice where he stand In danger
Z being injured by gunfre. shells oil
ombs.
"Young belmont is a quiet. gentle
tanly, we'll behaved chap. The ON
ers and men think a lot OF him. liz
= operating Il large boxing class II
ne squadron. Through the kindness
x n g. Charles Van Rensselaer, o
-gew York my men are equipped Will
IN or more sets OF boxing gloves
nd n bunch OF baseball and othei
porting materials. With kindest re
ards | am, Yours truly,
CUSHMAN A. RICE.
The evening world., 1918-04-10
This Corn Will
Peel Right Off!
"Gets-It" Makes Corns Come OF
The "Banana-Peel" Way!

why have TO flop on the floor, sauess.
yourself UP like the letter e." and with
bulGinE eyes draw your face up into .
wrinkly knot while you Eouge and pull ct
the quick" OF a tender eom7 That's