SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 23, I91tf.
DOSTOII
'0 HJ
DURHAM HOSIERY MILLS
; INCREASES ITS CAPITAL
MAINSTAY BEHIND BAT
Raises - the Authorized Total
1 1
THE. NEWS AND OBSERVER
BATTERY
SEE
HAN'S W
ORK
GETS HOME RUNS
HELP TO ATLANTA
FIHE FOR SPEEDING
. Rudolph and Gowdy Drive Eller
From Mound; Reds
Are Winners
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. Isnstoa, Aug. 22. Cincinnati made it
thtp ttrti(ht of tht teriet today, wia-
ainf 7 to 4. Ia the serentU Gowdy nd
Rudolph made home runt on tht first
ti pitched by Eller. Later la that in
king Blag replaced Eller and held Boe
to hltlets.' Cincinnati ntdt four ruai
la the seventh aa the result of a'u
. tingles, mostly aeratehea.
Score hf inaiagi:
Ciaelaaati .'000 000 4217 11 S
bottoa ...4.......000 002 2i0 4 11 1
Batterie: Eller, King and Wingo;
. Rudolph and Gowdy. '
NEW YORK CAPTURES
y': FOURTH FROM ST. LOUIS.
New York, Aug. 22. New York made
it four straight from 8t. Louie by win
aing today, 7 to 6. After the second
inning Mrtiraw used three youngsters
i ia the Infield. St. Louia rallied in the
closing inning and Toney waa called to
- tat mound ia the ninth, 'after the Car
Uinala arnred twice and bad two run
nen on the bade.
Score hy Inningi : R.H.E.
U Lui .........012 0(4 012 11 3
. New York 410 S00 00 7 8 4
Batterin: 8hcrdcl, Woodward, Tuero,
Clrnona and Dilhoefer; Winter, Du
bue, Toney and Gonzalca.
! ALEX ADDS ANOTHER
i , VICTORY TO HIS. CREDIT
Philadelphia, Aug. 22. Chicago bit
1 ' Smith and Murray for seventeen sin
. . gtca today, winning by 10 to 2. Up to
'the. eighth inning Thiladelphia'a only
hit off Alexander waa a fly by Williams,
which gut lost ia the sen, falling be
tweea Flack and Magee for a two-base
kit.-:
Heore by Innings: R. H.E.
Chicago 202 001 02.110 17 1
Philadelphia 000 000 002 S II 2
Bntteriea: Alexander and Killifer;
Smith ; Murray and Tragesscr. v
ATLANTA BOY GOLFER
WILL PLAY IN FINAL
ritti.hu rg, Aug. 22. Robert T. Jones.
Jr., of Atlanta, won his way to the final
rnund of the National Amateur (lolf
Championship twlny by defeating W.
C. Fowacs, Jr., 5 and 3 in a semi-final
snatch.
avidon Herron, of Oakmont, de
foattftl J. Wood Tlatt, of Philadelphia,
7 and S. Herron will meet Robert T.
Jones, Jr., tomorrow ia the final round
for the Championship.
MAY STAGE BIG SERIES
AT SPEEDWAY NEAR CINCY
Ciaclnnati, Aug. 22. That plan are
being dbcuesed in Ciaclnnati to have
the world series baseball games played
f the Speedway at Sharearllle, f.1
tnilee from Cincinnati, provided the
Cincinnati Nationals win the pennant,
waa learned today. Within a week or
tea days, it ia asserted, the proposition
will be ready for submission to the
board of directors of the Cincinnati
Baseball Club.
It Is pointed out that the speedway
eaa easily be arranged to seat 100,000
persons.
, Standing of Clubs
NATIONAL
CUB: Won. l.oat. Pet.
Claciaaail T 34 .Ml
"New Yark M It .HI
Chleeg 48 Ml
PttUbarg St 4 - .41
Brwoklya It it .477
Boston 4t (I .3M
W. Uats M U .171
Philadelphia I U .341
AMERICAN
' CLUBt Woa. Iet. Pet.
Caicaiw 74 3 .442
iMrwit 44 43 .41
Clerelaaal 41 44 .374
New York 17 4 M
U LmIs 17 4 431
Bwatwa 4t 18 .448
Waahlagtoa 41 4 .34
railadtlpkis Js 77 J47
SOUTHERN
CLUB i Wm. Las. Pet.
Atlaata 73 48 .44
Kew Orlsaaa 48 41 JU
ilUhs Rack t 81 .114
CkattaaMga 88 M .442
Mobile 88 4 .478
Memphis 85 44 .443
Birsnlatkasj 31 4 .414
tiaakvllki 88 . 78 .417
INTERNATIONAL
CLUB I Waa. La. Pet. i
Valuators . .' 87 33 .713 '.
Nfwala 73 4T .414 1
fake 78 , 13 .341
Kewark 8t Bt J44
Rlaghasstea 88 3 .471
' laaksetor 83 t .414
Jaaaey Ctty 41 M .Sit
teadlag .33 73 .334
SOUTH ATLANTIC
lsakla ...
taarUtte ...
Pbarleatwa) ,.
Creeavllle ..
Aagawta ....
tpartaabarg ,
37
31
48
42
48
88
J74
Jit
441
417
.441
431
It
Where Tlier Play
NATIONAL J
Cileaga at BmUs.
St. Uala at Braaktya. '
PMUbwrgk at New Yarkv .
OiKiaaaU at Pklladelphia.
AMERICAN ;
Xew Tark at CMcaga.
Washlngtaa at St. Laala.
.F's at Detroit,
fi.,. .'.lla at Cleveland. '
HEROLD RUEL. ... 1
YANKECS.
"Middy" Riiel, catcher of the New
York American League Club, who has
made a startling improvement in liii
all-around work. Huggins is now using
him as first eateher, with Hannah in
reserve.
ES
New Pitcher Bests Shaw
Duel; Gives White Sox
Sweep of Series
In
Chicago, 111., Aug. 22.-Big Bill James,
recently obtained from the Boston Red
Box, engaged Slmw in a pitching duel
today and Chicago made a elean aoep
of the aeries with Washington, by abut
ting out the visitors 3 to 0.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Washington OOO 000 000 0 ft 1
Chicago 001 010 Of 3 7 1
Khaw, Erirkson and Picinich; James
and Schalk.
RUTH PREVENTED FROM
HITTING I'MPHfJ BY PLAYERS
Cleveland, O., Aug. 22. Cleveland de
feated Boston in a long drawn out game
10 to 7, the contest being marked by
lack of control and ineffectiveness by
all th niti'hera. Ruth tvna nut ntit nf
the game for arguing a third atriks
called by Umpire Owens. He threat
ened to hit Onens but whs stopped by
players of both teams.
Score by innings: K. H.E.
Boston 113 000 Oil 7 15 2
Cleveland 033 000 31 10 9 1
Pennork. Mctlraw nml Walters: Buir-
by, Morton and O'Neill.
WILD HEAVE BY KINNEY
COSTS MACK MEN VICTORY
Detroit, Mich., Aug. 22. Kinney's
wild throw over first in an attempt to
catch Ainsinith gave Detroit tho win
ning run and the gnme 4 to 3 in the
eleventh inning, making a clean sweep
of the aeries for tho Tigers.
Score by inning: H. H. E.
Philadelphia ..INK) 011 KK1 00 3 1.1 2
Detroit 001 001 100 01 4 2
Kinney and McAvoy; Boland and
Ainsmith.
NEW YORK CET8 ODD
GAME FROM ST. LOUIS
8t. liouis, M., Aug. 22. In a bitterly .
fought eonteat New York triumphed '
over Ht. Louis today 3 to 2. It was tho
odd game of the series uud by losing
the locals moved back to fifth place. I
Ia tho first inning when Ulster was at
hat he complained thnt Mays was de
facing the hKt. Umpire Moriorty, af
ter condemning four bulls, examined
Mays glove and clothing. The pitcher
then made a remark to Hisler, who hur
ried toward him. Trouble was prevent
ed by the interference uf Manager
Burke and players.
When tho locals took tho field tho
New York flayers continued to hcckla
Sister and when the umpire admonished
them Hhankey beckoned him aside to
settle the dispute. Hhawkey was
promptly banished.
Score by innings: R. H.K.
New York 000 220 010 S 11 o
St, Louis 000 200 000 2 8 3
Maya and Hannah; Davenport. Shock
er and Bevereid.
Baseball Summary
NATIONAL
At Philadelphia 2; Cklcage 3.
At Boston 4; Clnciaaatl 7.
At New Yerk 7; St. Louis 4.
AMERICAN
At St. Loais 2; New York S.
At Cleveland 14: Boston 7.
At Detroit-4; Philadelphia 3 (U U.
aiaaw).
At Chlesge 1; Wasklagtoa 8.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At Mllwaakee 3; Kansas City 4.
(Na others srhednled.)
INTERNATIONAL
At Taroate I; Baltimore a.
At Rackeater 4; Newark 8.
At Rafale 17; Reading 4.
At Biaghamtea 4: Jersey City
SOUTHERN
At New Orleans 1; Mobile 3,
At Chaltaaeega 3; Memphis 4. '
At Little-Rock-Naakvllle, rsia.
At Atlaata 1; Birsnlaghasa 1.
8. A. L.
soutiTXtlantic
At Calamiia 8; Aagasta 4.
At Charkwtea 1; 8psrtsahark 8.
At Charlatts 3: Graeavllle 4.
VIRGINIA
At Rkkmoad 4; Safolk 8. , '
At Newpart Newa 8) Nerfoll 4.
At Pertsmoith t Petersharf I,"
BIG BILL JAM
BLANKSSENATORS
New Orleans Loses In Face Of
Fulton's Hurling; Memphis i.
IsWinneC '- ,f ,:J;:
- - Z,.'.:-;p-J,
Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 22 Sheehaa bold
Birmingham to three hits today and AJ
lanta won, 3 to 1, the visitors lona tally
coming their half of the last Inning,
Score: U'.f.E.
BiraringUam 000 000 0011 3 1
Atlanta 010000 002 3 7 2
Higman and Peters ; SUcelian and Big
gins. TAKES EXTRA INNING FOR
MEMPHIS TO BEAT LOOKtUTS
Chattnnooga, Tenn., Aug. 22. Mem
phi a was forced to go an extra inning
today to win from Chattanooga, 3 to 2.
Score: K. H.E.
Memphis 100 001 OOO 13 a 0
Chattanooga OO0 002 00O0 2 6 1
Foster and Biachoff; Vines and Nci
dcrkorn. FULTON 18 STINGY Y'lTH
HITS; MOBILE VICTORIOUS
New Orleans, La., Aug.' 22. Xe Or
leans wa: uunhle to overcome the visi
tors' knd of three runs in the seventh
inning anil Mobile won todny. 3 to 1.
Fulton only allowed the, locals two hits.
Score? It. H.E.
Mobile 000 000 3003 0
New Orleans 000 000 0101 2 1
Kulton and Coleman; TorkeWn and
Deberry.
CHERAW 8; CHESTER I.
Chrraw, 8. C, Aug. 22. Chcraw de
feated Chester here this afternoon be
bore a small rvrowd by a score of 8 to
0. The feature of the gnme was the
hitting of the Cheraw club and the
pitching of Lutehor for Cheraw, who
allowed only six hits.
Score: R.H.E.
Chester 0 fl 3
Cheraw 8 1.1 3
aBtteriri: Henry and Bowing;
Luteher and Botbaud.
Tarbora Wins Frbss Aulander.
Tarhoro, Aug. 22. In a most interest
ing came of ball on the Tarhoro dia
mond Thursday afternoon, Tarboro won
from Aulander by a score of 4 to 3.
The teams were well matched and the
game was not won until the list half
of the ninth inning. The hattoriet were:
For Tarboro, Barnes and Carson; Au
lander, Minton and Hollowell.
LOSSES IN 120TH WERE
HEAVIEST IN DIVISION
Adjutant General's Office Re
ceives Report of Casualties
in "Old Hickory"
The Adjutant General's office has re
ceived from the Department of War
the first full- report of casualties in JtlM
30th Division, which contained tht
North Carolina- National Guard regi
ments. It ia shown that the 110th and 120th
infantry regiments sustnined major
losses as follows: 110th, killed In action,
6 officers snd 293 men; died of wounds,
4 officers and 95 men; died of disease,
2 officers and 35 men ; died from
other routes, j) men; total deaths, 12
officers and 4"4 enlisted men.
120th, killed in action, 1" officers
and 304 men; died of wounds, 6 offi
cers nnd 91 men; died of disease, 1
officer and 44 men; died from other
causes, 1 officer and 2 men; total, 23
oflirers nml 441 men.
The 119th, 4 officers and 49 mea
taken prisoners by the enemy; the
120th, 2 enlisted men.
Tho llolli mnchine gun company,
which with these two regiments made
up the tiOtli brigade, lost 4 men in ac
tion, 2 offirrrs and 11 men from wounds,
7 men from disease and 1 by tome other
CttllhO, ,
The 1 1.1th artillery, not with the 30th
Division, hut full of North Carolinians
and commanded by Col. Albert Col, lost
4 men in action, 1 died, of wounds, ,1
officers snd 12 men from disease and 2
men from other causes.
NO MONEY IN SUGAR
AT 11c SAYS GROCER
Raleigh J4an Says Food Retail
ers Are Not the Ones Who
Are Profiteering;
Mr. A. R. Morgan, of Ooldsloro, sends
! this letter to the News and Observer:
"The News and Observer stated re
cently that grocers in Raleigh were re
quired to sell sugar at II rents per
pound. With a number of others who
sell groceries, in Ooldsboro I would
thank some of the Raleigh grocers or'
some of the authorities who required
them to sell at that price to tell us
how it is done. I have paid 10:50 and
10.115 for the little sugar I have; been
able to get recently. How to pay that
price and sell it for 11 cents is the ques
tion. V
A Raleigh grocer shown this letter
said that Mr. Morgan was evidently re
ferring to sugar in packages. This
grocer said he paid 10.90 for sugar in
bulk and selling it at the prescribed
priee of II cents per pound eould hardly
break even, considering the expense of
handling. He said In weighing out a
hundred pounds of sugar ia small lots
there was a loss running up possibly to
two pounds.
"Did you ever set anybody get rich
ia the retail grocery business!" this
gentleman asked. Then ke weal en to.
tell of the hardships of tht business, of
tht difficulty of pleasing customers, of
the great lotsc-a on perishables, etc.
The government it .barking up tke
wrong tret whfa it 'charges retail gro
cers with profiteering," the groeermaa
argued. "Yes," ht admitted. ! do ride
in aa automobile but it It tot ta cipen-
sivt one. It took me IS years It make
money to buy it and I calculate it will
take me just eighteca . more tt sate
enough money to buy another pae."
Start j Divorce Salt.
A divorce was ttarted yeaterday ia
Superior court by Mrs. Liisie Sanders
tad J. A. Saadert. Bandera Is a ear
pent r, who lives oa Fayette villa, street.
Aay Ma eaa stake friends, "but It
Isn't tlwsyi possible tt keep them wlUi-
tat tpolllig.' .jL -- -
From $3,099,001) To $9,510,.
- 000; Other Charters '
' t Charters for Svt new corporations
tad amendment! tt tht charters of two
old paes wert filed yesterday. . The
document with the greatest financial In
terest It the amendment incrcssing !tc
capita stock J of the Durham Hosiery
Mills by 86,411,000, '
Details of yesterday's filings follows:
Tht Farmers' Trading Compaay of
Simms, N. C, Inc., Bimms; co-operative.
Authorized capital, 850,000; subscribed,
1,500. Duratioa, 75 years. , W. p.
Bunn, Bailey f T. B. Boyk.in,' Iredell
Stott, both of Stmms, incorporators. ' -
The People's Bank of Ckadboura,
X. C, Cbadboara ; general - baakiug.
Authorized capital, $25,000; subscribed,
115,000. Duratioa, not given. Chester
Edmond, D. B. Connor, D. F.- Kellv,
all of Chadbourn, and others, incor
porators. Liberty Realty Company, Azalea. Au
thorized eapital, 8500,000; subscribed,
812,000. Duration, unlimited. ' Sieg
fried Sternberg, James A. Sinclair,
Canie X. Brown, all of Asheville, and
others, incorporators.
The B. J. Company, Gastonia;. general
merchandise. Authorized capital, $23,-
000; subscribed, $8,000. Duration, un
limited. J. H. Miller, Gastonia; V. B
Blakcnship, C. A. Johnson, bath, of Bock
Hill, 8. C, incorporators.
Carolina Tire and Vulcauiiiug Com
pany, Charlotte. Authorized capital,
$50,000; subscribed, $1,500. Duration,
00 yesrs. Fred R. Millershan, Thomas
B. Ball, Jr., Walter R. Stroiip, all of
Charlotte, incorporators.
Tht Pamlico Commission Company
Oriental, filed on amendment ehauging
the name to Oriental Supply Company
An amendment was also filed to the
charter of the -Durham Hosiery Mills
changing the authorized capital from
$.1,099,000 to $9,510,000. Five million is
In preferred stock; $1,250,000 is com
mon stork, Class A; $3,260,000 is com
mon stock, Class B.
ORPHANAGE GIRLS HAVE
CAMP FIRE CELEBRATION
Absence of the boys of tke Methodist
Orphanage at Lakeview on a camping
trip was the fact that suggested the
outing taken by the orphanage girls
last evening on the school campus.
Mrs. M. A. Jenkins, "mother of the
orphanage, suggested the Camp Tire
Girls' idea to the crowd, and as a re
sult some thirty-five girls took out cots
for loungiug and supper materials on
the lawn near the car tracks.
A large bonfire was built in the cen
ter and the space) arotmd decorated with
Japanese lanterns. The fire was used
to cook tht supper, which consisted of
bncrin, eggs, white bread, toasted cheese.
crackers, pickles and ended up with
let cream, Mrs. Jenkins' own contribu
Hon.
Following the camp fire. sapper the
girls devoted .themselves to playing
games and Itaving a general good time.
About 10:30 they cleared op the festival
ground tnd returned to the building,
satisfied that the boys who went to
Lakeview had nothing on them.
There wouldn't be half
8 many cart linwl up for
waiat) rtptira, if owwors gave
little tnorst beta t profMr hihri.
sbm wIms you past kiaa at yea
i art a Motul user. Moral iatka
tdemifie lubricant that prevnla
cylinder scoring and pittoa ring
breakage.
tor Trial CMToa 7tsfay
R. McC. BULLINGTON & CO.
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RICHMOND, VA. W ' j S IUlGH, . ' N. C
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V?r iTZtt"XV?WZ Here Uanother,-F. I ADenwrftes from Kent, Wasfir "The Ulley plant saves
utU n,., toe between two and, three hour labor every day, at well at increasing the
rn-jXZZffi. ' egg production.-, Tbete are two instances lhere are thopanda more.
I Lalley tight is Making Money by Saving Money for Every Lalley User
Its endless electric power not only pumps water, but
uves labor on the ftnn in a dotea dlrTetent ways.
;" , ,V.vj; jl ".- f- .
It save in the hoAef Staves in the barn. .Wherever,
. you iurn on a Lalley
H
Burlington Cop Praised by
state's Chier txecutive
For Performance- ;
"V '
(Special tt the N " .Observer.)
. Burtiugtoa, Aug. 82--meti,n, ago
Wtt BlcxK A tka fact that n..
traffic jfcijrt.e, of thtt eity hti r.
Uoveraof "ekett for
speeding .hile viaiti8 in BuHiagtpn.
VVhesi mrttttti tomt owt asked the eop
if Srould trrett tht Goveraor .of
tfc te and ht ttated ht did aot know
"j wt tht Govtrttr i naa to treat
kim tha . other eitize. v. ....
- u, m (u
P" few dart GoW Birkett bat
written the following letter t0 Mayor
Horner: ,
'It, j i- a,tf r' . i
unr -viuaea nnt
cheek for gfj.95 to pay eostt and fjge 0t
spetdiB, ia Burlington. I wa, jult 0B
pom of tpeajtint; y chauffeur
and t.: that ht vraa - . .
-"Jiinj -. -- run BIBS
B,,rely tot fast kem the ofReer ttop-
Permit me inat I think
tho .ft ..tirelv rll., i .. -
action that be took, td I was especially
pleased when tome 'n th tutomo-
wit ealietf hu ttenton to ,h fact
that tht Governor of Xorth, Carolina
waa ia k. ... A tht officer .-u
v., . - , 111,1.
the Governor wat as much responsible
w t law as tty w" nzen pcst
convey tQ officer mf tntirt tB j w.
qualified approval t"1 'toimeadation
of his attitude in thit matter.
"Very truly yours,
T. W. BICKETT."
Aa Uveatlgatioa It Proposej,
Waahing-tpn, Aug. "2. Investigation
of the oflire of the property eus-
a adnUBisie." n, uitcbeii
t. i . . . Vma:. a
the nr..t ... .iAin. waa tirnnn..j i !
a resolutioa introduced late today by
o""r earner oi "- --. v,onsia
eraUaa tt th resolution wa tempo-
rrilv . .1
. t'vaipoovu.
Uaag BUI
Wash!.... Auc. ---To K.ui.
po'Wble retaliatioa by foreign govern
menta should oU land leasing legi,tti0
discriminating gtirt l'tns bt en
acted, the Senate lata today without
recont ,a0pteJ omoot amend
mcnt modifying the leatiig "bill to per
mit alieg, to obtti" lealet to govern
ment lands under rest ret ion.
Jut because t t is buried in
thought doa't jump to tht conclusion
that he U t dead one.
Panamas
Leghorns
That Fornterly
Sold for $5 and $7 '
Now On Sale at
$1.50
It is Worth while to buy
one more and keep it un.
til next Bummer.
'.The f(
11 18 H 'a nn a. i i vi 1 1.1 j.i--.A'jr
aa m aaraa n n aa sa era i ib rn .vn"iL"
i fl nun fa 11 mi&$.
Lalley Light anc Power
Saves Money -- Makes Money
t, ,'7' ' -Lalley
Light saves time on the farm- It saves labor. .Therefore it
. sayes money. . . .
Even if you did not use its electric powerr you would, save on
the Ught .
AT E Hamrhondrof Kirkland,,VVash., actually makes money by
using Lalley electric light in his hen houses. . ,
"We find by emerience,M he write, "that a flocks of hens under Xisht will
produce 22 j,
other way, and at
'"n you find savuig accause of the
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stretcn out at ea? enve lull grown pep- ,
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,w ' O"" ()UA4Uiv wwv , 1
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, ft 105 V. Martin St'.,: BALKIGH, & fj.
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in
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the touch of a button, . .
9 Electric light means safety, convenience
arid labor saving, an honest pride in the
Possession of a really modern lighting
system. . t '
9 Electric power will pump the water, for
the household, f of tile stock, for fire 'protec
tion. It will turn all the cranks for all the
jobs that somebody must now do by hand.
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your home modem and f nrei you the aid of
electric temce, quickly .and at low cost
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will come w jryn. ., ,
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