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THE NEWS AND OBSEnVEI, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1912. G BASEBALL SUMMARY, .1. ITATIOK AL; LEAGUE, How to be .CertaihDf ation At Chicago St Louis-Rroeklyn, ralm. At Cincinnati Clncinnetl-FitUburg, rsln. At New Tork " " : New York-Boston. rairO frsradlat'la a hard !! w . ... J aitv--i-, a-saa. aM the tfVr-eT-g'- asB SM, 9. R Ir " o. i.unji.o. er reuakle aeoele (W-Ia aj. Qrmtm m. a., aa art, au-i Sfjy- .f-llla. ft. C.- bw few et Wake Forest Had the Contest Won TitlCates Beat His "'- in-B 7U .re, pmaai tlMa ke eesss rest (mm sad yea eegkt te lay It actda This la said la the lataraa e psopls safertam ln ekn lc eaaetla. tlea, aad It U worthy et taetf atteaUea. AMERICAN Dr r-JT- I s lilrk Its 'S,to--B.e el-ta-t. ht. IlTr, "'. aatare. agtla -vajCkkSk " I Hi I ValiiaaJianaaala tawf mU isaMasj -asrdr fegytsr tt 'fi" -iiJi.- " re. I'homnt Detroit Kmit m I " ' 1 " '"' ,1 I I f - I 11 1 i u-f"1 "tU.:B r--f -jVat;"' "V-. 1 -euriiig Constip . mm U1ST IH EIGHTH T IN BIG LEAGUES vf3r. m . I f, eU'l i I lTTCv I 'III I . I I LEAGUE. W&H USSSSbM' ' laniiirTrr nrtn nai nna i m. urauu - ' -' m 'aaai -.naasa, .sin- , jl;..: umi wrTT7rw,.,ii 1 w b a ; jmm T il 1M Ti III I II D..4 Ik.. - J JLXUSZ 1 sWJ.Ua,Z7ll JOl Ijk U Ml .. lZA IT. iuvcu ud uver DQSion:i Everybody Off Duty Except Boston and , Athletics at Boston and Giants and Sen ators at Washington The South Atlantic, of the minor leagues class bad all the fun yester-J nay, comparatively speamng. livery number scheduled being pulled off, with two changes In the percenlace column resulting, setting Jacksonville up as the topnotcher. Carolina and V irginia league pull- u on t pair ox events each. The Southern league played two games, but didn't alter the running nor ansae a nuraie. And Mr. Henneaey, who wu there. says It wai the "Nawity weather" (aa his Island neighbor was overheard to say) mat was raysponsable fr-r It ii. And It was ail thot. The one com ment with the space Is the remark that the Athletics found It apparently Impossible to keep up Its record of lagging behind Ull the time came to rush In and spike the pennant. Ihe. events follow: Philadelphia Atsaleaicn Couldn't Help V inning. Boston, April 19. I'lank's delivery was water-proof, while O'Hrten and other Boston pitchers were affected by a drlxile which fell throughout to day's game and l'hlludelphut won, 7 to 1. Score: H. H. E. Boston 000 100 000 1 7 i Philadelphia ..000 00 S01 7 12 1 Batteries: O'Hrten, llushelman. Ha german and Nunamtkir; I'lank and Thomas. Time 2:03. Umpires, Wes tervelt and O'boughHn. Tbe ;ianu ICxrrrlHlng on Crutrhrs. Washington, April 33. Washington blanked New York today 3 to 0. Johnson kept his hits scattered while Vaughn was hit at the right time. A brilliant double play by Gardner and Coleman shared honors with the pitching. Score: r. h. B. New York 000 000 0000 6 I Washington ...010 100 00 I" I 0 Vaughn and Street; Johnson and Alnamltb. Time 1.2S. I'm pi res, Con nolly and Hart Benwon Won II rut. Duke, N. C, April . The first gime of base ball of the season with the Puke basball team was played on the 'horn grounds Saturday after non with Renson High School. The rore resulted In a victory for Benson by to 7. The Benson team was composed of all high school players with Prof. Kose as manager and third baseman and they played clean ball. The Duke teara Is made up entirely of bays who work In the mills her nd hired players ere 'not allowed, neither will they play any out-siders. Kor the past two years this team hss made a good record for Harnett coun ty, both for their ability to play ball and for clean games Any teams In the surrounding counties wishing games witn trie Duke team may se cure tnem by corresponding with Mr E. B. rarbrough. manager of the team. Kalghtdalo vs. RhotweU. In a nice game, Kalghtdale won from Rhotwell on the former's dia mond Saturday by score of t to I. Marahburn waa on the mound for Knight dale and Llles for Bhotwell. There were no special features, as both teams were on the job. Score by innings: R. E. Knlghtdale 001 101 11 S Shot well 010 110 I 4 A MEDICINE AS GOOD AS YOUR MONEY Money Promptly Refanded If Iod aaa's Uver Tone Falls to Take ITace of CWoml. The Oalloway Trug Co.'a drug store aella Dodson'o Uver-Tone as a per fect substitute for calomel. If you try one bottle and find that It Is not Jnst as sure In fts action as calomel and at thj same time gentler and . without the bad after-effects of calo mel please call and gat your money back. It will bo given your promptly. Dodaon's Liver-Tone Is a regetable liquid with a pleasant taste, that Uv eas up the liver, mildly bnt sursly, In stead of whipping it Into action as the strong chemical calomel does. It la used by both children and grown-ups for constipation and Inactive liver. . That la why the Oalloway Drug Company drug store la willing to guarantee it absolutely, feot with another bottle, but with ' your money back. Isn't a medicine with ; a guarantee like this worth Whllo. TheFaitMulE AMERICAN At Kansas Pity Knnaaa City 0: Columbus At 8t. Paul fit. Paul 0: Louisville I. At Minneapolis Minneapolis It; Indianapolis At Milwaukee Milwaukee-Toledo; no tarn. weather. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. INTERNATIONAL .: All games scheduled for todsy post boned on account fo rain. SOUTHERN At Atlanta Atlanta-Memphis; Inn team delayed. At Chattanooga Chattanooga-Nashville local team delayed in At New Orleans New Orleans-Montgomery; poned. rain. At Birmingham First gs:.M: Mobile 0; Blrmlng 8 ham I. Second game; Mobile 4; Birmingham 1. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. At Savannah Savannah 4; Macon At Columbus Columbus 0; Columbia At Albany Albany 1; Jacksonville CAROLINA ASSOCIATION. CAIIOUINA ASSOCIATION At "partanburg Spartanburg-Anderson; rHn At OreenvIHe Winston Halem-Oreenvllle; rain. At (Ireensbor Charlotte 1; Greensboro 0 (10 nings ) in VIRGINIA LEAGUE. At Lynchburg Lynchburg-Portsmouth; postponed. wet "ounds. At Newport News Richmond 7; Newport News 4; six Innings, rain. At Norfolk Norfolk-Petersburg: rain. At Danville Danville-Roanoke; rain. COLLEGE BALL. At Lexington, Va. Washington snd Lee 4; University of West Virginia At Charlottesville. Va. University of Virginia I; University of Georgia 1. At Durham Trinity College, 0; V. P. I.. I. UWi W, L. Cl'KTIH DEAD. Missionary In Japan, Danglier-ln-Law or irr. A. W. Cartla Pooalar la Raleteb. Friends w'M regret to learn that news has be . ecelved by cablegram from Japan, f Jrs. W. I Curtis of Nugatta, dl.. . April 2th from the effects of a serlhus operation. She and her huaband, a son-in-law of Dr. A. W. Curtis, of Southern Pines, long a- resident of Raleigh, have been missionaries in Japan for twenty-one years and will be remembered by many for their Interesting accounts of mission life during a visit te this elty some years ago. She was a woman of rare ability, and devotion to work among Japanese women and children. Her husband, an eeven-year-old son. and five-year- old daughter, and a wide circle of rnenda mourn her loss. She waa the author of many beautiful poema, and the compiler of "Comforting Words for Sorrowing Mothers." THE BOYS BACK. A. A M. Co wa Home from a Tri umph In the North Last Week. The A. A M. boys are back home from a triumphant trip of last week In which they won the entire live games played while away. They did not olay In Oreensboro on account of rain, but went to Lex ington and cleaned up Washington and Lee with Moran. the great left bander, pitching against Robertson. They beat Delaware, Mount St. Mary's, Catholic University, Oeorge Washington University and Lehigh. Kvery pitcher distinguished himself and there were soma great games. I at night the students resumed a serenade and had a JolllflcrMon in honor or the team. It waa a great record tor a weak. There are sev eral games to bo played on the home grounds now and one of the hopes la that there wUI be a rubber with A'ake Forest association, i V4vrr rnifvWtu a uav A lVise V'-- Economical. Guaranteed. Always in the sanitary package. tl6 full ounces to the pound and costs Jj no more. M LEAGUE. VA Best for biscuits IsmtaJLI I postponed, visit- ir . ann an i.i.,?,s'e"'i mooned. M2' . cookine. IsuSHSSl.l return. VLff I ZZZLZTT'S- I STANDING OF CLUBS ' lD RUDDUII I i. - iiuin luiuniiiui i NATIONAL LKAIJl-K. ! llinilUllllLL J. I I rl..l, n a. i Club Worn Cincinnati t New Tork H Huston i Chicago r Philadelphia 4 Pittsburg & 81. Louis 6 Brooklyn 4 AMKRICAN LF.AGI K t t it. Mini. i , v, . 7 1 T ' 7 84 Club. Won. Iwt. P. C. Chicago 10 S 76 Boston I 4 .447 ' Philadelphia I f .HI 5 Washington . 7 h im ' Cleveland ( 4 .500 St. Louis i t .Hi Ietrort S .157 New Tork J 11 .154 SOlTHFJtN LKAtUK. Club Won Lost. P. C. Mobile 10 jr Memphis 7 5 .Mil Chattanooga 7 5 .53 Birmingham II .529 Atlanta 7 7 .500 New Orleans 4 4 .500 Montgomery II .42( Nashville i 7 .417 BOITH ATLAXTIC LEAGUE. Club. Jacksonville Macon Albany Savannah . . . Columbia . . Columbus . . ron. Lost. I I S R I P. c. .775 447 .(II .425 .100. .111 VIRGINIA LKAGUK. Club. Won. Dbst. P. C. Petersburg & 2 .714 Roanoke t 4 .164 Richmond ft' 4 .554 Norfolk 4 4 .(00 Portsmouth 4 4 .500 Newport News .... 4 4 .444 Danville I 4 .4J Lynchburg 1 5 .244 CAROLINA LKAtll'K. Club. Won. 3 Lost. 0 P. C. 1 .447 .7 .500 .340 .00 Spaftauburg Winston .... Anderson .. . Charlotte . . . Oreensborei . Qreenvtlle . . A 10-cent bolt now may save a dollar's worth of time when the rush of work comes. Arrow WofcA COLLAR . reehadyfcOa. TWy, M. T. me JiNtucs rrt vitiTinc fit Sl.TtR'. cAMT tOO wnnwii' y:m llj) I ! :H U ILU T Lb 1 LHUAY .455; 5 .444 1 i 117: Young Man Who Left Raleigh and Died in Birmingham After an Illness of Four Weeks; The Remains to Be Brought to Raleigh for Burial; Parents With Him Birmingham, Ala , April L'!i Will K. Marshall. advertlaliiK manager of the Progressive Farmer, died with typhoid fever at 8011th HDthland la ftrmary In this city hi : If. this after noon. Ills father and nmthrr. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Marshall, were with him and will start for Itaieurh" with the body Iri the morning They will resch Halelgh Widneaduv at 2 and the funeral will le held from the First Bsptlst Chun h In the sfternoon at an hour tn be fUel ly the deacons or the c.hureh. Mr. Marshnll lra in Caldwell county, North ( nrdllna, September 2, 1354, gTadu.il... rn.m Wake Forest College In IHI11 ami Immediately ac cepted a- position with the Progressive Farmer, whfi-a hi , fine work won rapid promotion He was a young man of iTi.uk.. loialneas ability and of engaging prrannnllty and his many friends In ItaMfih 1I0 not need to be 101a now limn, atialxnt and whole aome his whul life was. Mr. MHrahall lived in Ualeigh nve years ami. Ie vmber last, he went to Birmingham to he with the Alabama end of th- I'rogreaalw Farmer. Four weeks ago he went to his bed with typhoid fiver, ami the treacherous disease aent ll way three weeks without hIhihi The entrance Into the critical aluKe Thurmlay was the first shock. lie leave linolea his father snd mother, a mater. Mlaa Lulte Marshall, and a small 1'iothei When his death became known yesterday there was everywhere the expression of the greatest (trtef In hla Tew yesrs here ne had t,-.innr Itslelgh favorite and his fl.-ntli young Is tragic In the extreme Though the ilmpHirh aays Mr. Msr ahall waa l'"rn in UH4, It is manifest ly an error. 11a hla nge was known to be 23. Il.i.l he lived until the sec ond of Sei'iemher. he would have been 24. In addition lo graduating at Wake Forest, he look the degree of summa cum Inudo Ida work en the Pro gressive Farmer had been such as to attract attention elsewhere, and he had been offered a position on some Northern farm Journal at a very much higher aalnry than he received in the South. I-ut declined , to leave. KMI1.K If you think Use 11 1 on ve missed the mark, Mmlle, ir your life iifiiii In the dark. Whv. luat ami la. Don't lve up In any light. There's a mmlng ly thst'e trlchl; There's n dawn beyond the night If )ou smile. 1 COULD IF I'D PARE SICN THOSE BONDS i TJU MOST ha. a VcgRflOTTtN try , r j .saa-isiesoi r X. Ma. . lv I Columbia. H c, April 21 The University f Homh c.rollna. debated Wake oret 'i.llrgp hriw this after noon by a rr k m , tn an es- cltlng contest The game wai de cided In the eighth Inning when Catna, who had pitched brilliantly up to that time hit the ilrst IwtK-r. paused the second, suffoied from a weakening In his support and allowed Moore to .ingle, driving the two rum unia IllHt lost thr Tar lli-ln the iiamr VUr Flur Work Till FJfhtli. Cuttlell was dihiii fiom the box In the first inning sfter allowing four hits and two runt fatea waa star in the offensive working of hi tmm, as well as the defemlve. Hi drove lu all of the Baptists runs. A fmiturc of the game waa the sensational work of Von Kolnlts In catching foul files. The hltllns of Moore waa the fen- I lr. ,.r Ik. Inr.l .tl.lf Catea twk Cuttrell's place In the first Inning with two out. a runner on I the first aitd two runs over He picked Houser off the first for the third nut. Wske Forest tied (hi rore In the second on two error, a hit batter, stolen base snd Catea' nl ri fle. In the fourth after Rtrlngneld walked Catea hit a line drive In thr renter field fence for three aacka. It wai the longest drive of the year for I 'a via field. , Kllllnga and .Faticette, afield for the Manors, both cut off runs by tsi worn. Wake Forest. Kauette. c. f. . Parker, 2b. Mean, r. f . . Carroll. 1 f. . . Turner, c I tie), lb Billings, as. Ktrlngltelil, Jb. Cuttrell.ny . . . Catos. p All. K, H. IH). A. F. Totals 34 3 4 24 10 1 Carolina. AH. R. H. PO. A. F.. Moore, 2b 4 I Watta, r. f 3 0 4 I Von Kolnltx, e 2 0 McMillan, s. a 4 1 Booser, I. f 4 0 Smith, r f .3 0 Oglesby, 3I 3 1 Melts, lb 3 1 Williams, p 3 0 Totals 25 5 7 27 10 I Score by Innings: H. Wske Forest 020 100 0003 Carolina 201 000 0021 Summary: Three has hit Cates. Hits apportioned off Cuttrell 4 In 2-3 Innings. First base on balls Cates 1. Williams 4. Struck out Cates 5. Williams 3. I .eft on bases Wake Forest 3. Carolina 3. Sacrifice hit -Walts. Stolen bases Faucet te. Btrlngfleld, I tley, Moore 3. Watts Von Kolnlts. i'naaed ball Von Kolnlts. Batter hit ttley, Williams. Metis, Von Kolnlts, Catea Time of game 2:15. empire Mr lirimm. BASK BALL AT BfJRLIXJTO. Uurltnglon. N. C, April It. The Burlington High Bchool Kaae Ball team returned Saturday night from a triumphal tour' to Durham and llal elgh. winning a victory at each place, heating the KaJelgh team Friday 5 tn 4, and the Durham boya Saturday 4 to 2. This makes the Hurllngtnn team the champions of the State, as this Is the second ' victory over Hal elgh. the champion team of last year out of ten games played the team ha won nine, the umpire In the tenth ad mitting that he didn't viva thia i... s.juare deal. The manager, Dover Heritage has proven himself equal to his place, snd has been the cause of irnm maaing sut n s splendid record. POSLAM IS WITHOUT EQUAL FOR ECZEMA Untold embarrassment arwl lfi.... from ecsema that distressing and dls- usunng maiaay may De avoided by the prompt use of ths one efficient, modern, healing remedy, Poalsm. Without doubt Poslam has cured more skin dtaeaaoa than an e.n ever offered for these Ilia The very worst esses of all ecsemaa, acne, pso riasis, herpes, tetter, plies, aalt rheum, skln-srale. scaly scalp, barbers' and every form of Itch, yield to It readily, Kcmng oemg stoppea at once. Blem ishes such ss pimples, red noses and Inflamed skin disappear, the complex ion being cleared overnight. Klng-Crowell Drug Co. and all druggists sell Poolam (t cents) and POSLAM SOAP, the beautifying skin soap 135 rents.) For free samples of Poslam write to the Emergency Laboratories, 32 West 35th Street, New Tork City. (ttiJttrn THtTl fYK.rWD NOT I PoHAWj (tEl. TD tH At 1 eiZZ IS NOT HAVE ON LT THAT BUT MUST -GOT ABOUT A BA8T IS , ' -nX W tS! T0BESIQM . UOiTRECRVEW WO DEAL 1 AFRAID- Mlk iASi COME IN' -ED TODAY OTHER tArRSJ Hr?LUJ HAVE OM HAND OF ME. J . Il! n- -mmtLmmmmmmmm 5l5H5Wkh.. .... mmmm- ' . Si1 1 1 CiTTv rn fv. uav A f I fM-uswil iZr n i wrn. rsnata 1 ,T11f ' raildrea today wke ? f " ' "T"1 - n M...I-.. wmJm tan " araggiais asejt senwaafly as thstr taarUles thai gay THE LAST WORD OK TITANIC t'RKW. (Continued from Page One I received for selling the story of his ei perlences on the wreck to sny news paper and he aald he got 31.000 "Tou aoke of your mate operator Phillips, 11 nil yourself putting on pre server about ten minutes before the boat sunk" "Yea, about thst " "Had every fine else gone when you Jumped Into the wster?" "Tea. there were sevsral on the reck. I don't know who some sa fl ora When the collaplsble boat fell into the water, It fell over on me. I swam out and grabbed It. Then I got nway about 150 feet from the side of the Tilunle Just as she sank, snd eacaped the fatal suction." KMiLlHH 011KT.H M AKrlM NTATKMF.XT IN RK V. k. IA4l'IJiY 1 By Cable to News and Observer.) Umrlon. April 34. - Frani la Arland. Parliamentary Under Secretary of Slate for Foreign Affairs, tm behalf of the Hrlllah Foreign office, today re buked members of the House of Com mons who have been chosen to accept as gospel the rarbled form In which low Much ol Yoiif Money Bo You Want? Forgetfulness, carelessness, laziness indifference and temptation cause mistakes and losses in handling your cash and ac counts. t These losses cut down your profits.- " 7 A National Cash Register will stop sucU mistakes and losses in your store and insure your getting all your Write or call and Investigation will cost you nothing. Lmt cm npntntativm show you how The National Cash Register Co., Dayton, Ohio J. E. O'DONNELL, Sales Agent Rooms 7 and 9, Capital Club Bid?, Raleigh, N. a have a ssasl. kettls seat te the beeM free age sy slstsly addtasaUtg D. W. k. 4. Wathiu, at, iie.tta.ta,. . ear sasaa aa silt so a a mil wUlfts. en.a asntal , some of the questions by Senate Smith during the. Senatorial Inquiry into the Titanic disaster has boa huh. ti it. plying tn questions regarding the Titanic. Mr Arland said: T "May I suggest that It la undesirable to make any more references to the Imperfect snd possibly Inaccurate re ports of the proceedings of the com mittee. of the inited States Senate.- -The Wretfuf -nthe-Tbmpany la tak. Ing stepe to obtsln sa authoritative report of the proceedings of the com mittee in rase It may be of use la the Inquiry here. No complaints have been received by the Secretary ef State for Foreign Affairs of the deten tion of British subjects. The committee has statutory pgw. ere to summon witnesses, aad bo treaty or convention la required to give the United Stslas Jurtsdletiea oyer British subjects while they are en 1 niito mates lemjory. "The position appears to be lhal the Senate Committee Is within Its rights In holding the Inquiry snd: re- " quiring ths attendance or witness. "On the other hand. It would be undesirable that British subjects, who wish to return to 4hetr hemes, ehould -he put to Inconvenience by being de tatned for an unreasonable trrns. No official communication has been ad dressed to the United State go rem ment on the subject" profit. .4 - have us explain how WmSORMcCAY ."!t,J;ir- .
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