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BOSTON WINS
THIRD GAME
SCORE; 2 TO 1
ALEXANDER LbSES His|
SECOND GAME
OF SERIES
(Special to the Daily Newt)
Boston, Oct. 11.?Boiton won to
day's game by the acor? of 1-1. The
final ran wae made In the ninth In
ning The larreat crowd, that has
attended the same? so far, was pres
ent at the came. 42,200 paid ad
mission. ['
The fltat ran of the came was
made by {Philadelphia in the third
lnnlnc. when Burn* scored on Ban
croft'* alncie- Boston evened it up
in the fWi^Lh lnnlnc- Prom then it
was nip and tuck until the ninth
lnnlnc
In their half of the final session,
Philadelphia was unabl* to cat s
man on baae. Hooper started ^hlnc*
for Boaton by clncllnc to richt fleU.
8cott sacrificed. Hooper taklnc sec
ond. Alexander passed 8peaker pur
posely. Hoblltzel was thrown outj
at first and Hooper took third, and
Speaker second. Lewis singled and
Hooper scored, ending the came
Tw*-baae Jilta: ?coit. t baa* hits
Speaker. Earned runs: Philadelphia
1; Boston 2. Sacrifice hit*: Ban
croft, Alexander and Scott. Sacrl
floe file*: Boblitael. Double play:
Burn* to Bancroft to Luderus. L*?ft
on baae*: Philadelphia 2; Boston 4.
First base on errors: Philadelphia 1.
Base on balls: off Alexander I; off
Leonard V. Struck out: by Leonard
6; by Alexander 4.
The t&al receipts from paid ad
mission* amounted to 981,191.
Players* share, 144.823. (National
Commission's share, 98,219.10. Each
club's share, $18,974.28.
R.
Boston 00000100 1?2
Philadelphia 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0?1
Vmr Help? Jermrj Hone Show.
Morrlstown, N. J., Oct. 11?The I
entry list for the 18th annual horse[
?how of the Morrlstown Field Club,'
which opened hf re was larger than ?
In past years by reason of the In-j
ternatlonal horse show not taking i
place this fall In London, thas keep-}
Ing more One animals In this coun-l
try. - \
L A ROE ATTENDANCE
AT baHaca CLASS
Forty-three memberi of the Meth
odist Haraca class were preaent at
Sunday school yesterday morning.
The Reds ?till lead the Blue? In new
members secured, the score beln*
17-12. In attendance, the Blues
yesterday had 71 per cent while the
Reds bad <9 per oent
CKK8CITO CLUB TO MEET.
Will Hold Special MMli| Tomor
row tlunim. Mrmbm Ar?
to i
A called mMttnt of the Cruel'.?
Club will b* held with Mr.. Claude
Carrow tomorrow at four o'clock.
Thare will k* epcdal bualneee of
Importance lo b. brouiht uv >nj
?TM-r member it urgently requ?.t>d
to b* preeent.
BELLMO
TOXHiHT?Ik Ud 10c?fOINIHT
fIVK EXTRA OOOD HKKI.R TO |
WIOHT. A apcclal program thai la
far* to place* Old ud jrounc alike. ]
?#9TO C9XIBDY AJTO DRAMA.
CARL HAGEXBECK-tt'ALLACE
SHOWS TO BE SEEN IX THIS
.CITY OS FRIDAY.
GIVE TWO SHOWS!
Afternoon Performance Will Ik^la
M Two O'Clock, While Evening'
8t?*r wp? Hurt M Elgin. Is j
Blggrr and Brtter Tlutn Ever.
Only a few more days await the
appearanco of the Carl Hagenbeck
Wallace Clrcue In Washington. The
date la Friday. October 15, and tho
jmall boys aa ulual are at fever heat
In antclpatlon of what they will a?e
and hear on clrcua day, acknowlcdg-|
ed to be better than Christmas ami
the Fourth of July combined.
Nothing seems to dim the popu
larity of the clrcua. eapecially those
of the larger type. A new crop of
children appear cach year. They
must aee the dear good old clojku
and amell the aawdust. But tne
blare of the band, the rumble of
heavy red wagon? and the roar of
the Hons seem to make the grown
upa. kida agali^ on clrcua day. Of
course they generally say they, are
going to "carry the children to aee
the animals." But deep down In
their hearts they know they would
not mist the big ahow if there was
not a amall boy In a thousand in?Irs
on circus day.
An Idea of the magnitude of the
Carl Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus may
be obtained from the immcnae street
pageant to be seen on the down
town streets at 10 o'clock preceding
the flrat performance. There will
be upwards of three mllea of sclntll
latlng finery. More than 1,000 men
women and horses will be seea la
the great display. Eighteen differ
ent nationalities will be represented,
and the characteristic music of tho1
world will be played upon brass In-'
struments, torn toms, drums, fifes
and oymbals. Eight bands will yield
circus ibe'ody, augmented by two of
the largeet calliopes ever construct
ed. Many of the dena containing the
Carl Hagenbeck wild animals will be j
oper for public display. There will;
be more than half a hundred elab
orately carved and decorated tableau
wagona and allegorical floata. Three
herda of ponderous elephants will
make up the rear of the pageant.
The performances will begin at 2
and 8 p. m. Doors to the Carl lla
genbeck soo will be oponed an hpur
earlier.
WESTON KLECTRD CAPTAIN.
(Charlote Observer)
?t a meeting of tho Horner foot
bell squad yesterday afternoon.
James Weston of Washington, N. C.
was chosen as captain of the Purple
and Orange for the season of 1915*
Weeton received tho captaincy by n
substantial majority, with Hlnes,
Cheek and Nance being the recipi
ent? of nomfn&tlons.
Weston, although a first-year man
at Horner, la a gridiron performer
of much scholastic experience, hav
ing occupied a backfleld position up*
on the Washington High School
eleven for five yeare. The Washing
ton team Is *ne of the strongeat in
the eastern portion of the Stato an i
I? each year g formidable contender
for the State championship which ??
decided at Chappl Hill. Owing to
Ilia extensive experience and indi
vidual ability, the selection of yee
terday should prove a highly capable
pliot fen- the Horner teftn.
IXidBdloB Without a
1* t Jit United State* 1 h < y occa
?tonally lynch a man, but In mill
lb* U nwtlanM M a praiidenlla'
I^Wfci'.ltr ?Wall ?trt? Jonrw.1, ?
ROQUE GONZALES GARZA
Roijue Gonzales Garza, at one tJm*
president of the convention govern
nient of .\!exlc6. is now in Washlngtor
as a representative of the VlUa-Zspsta
factions. He says any pacification plar
that recognizes Carranza and does not
Include the Villlstas as'factors In the!
situation will mean nothing but anar
chy in Mexico.
WIM, BE ON A I.ARGEK SCALK
THAN' EVER. PREPARATIONS
ALMOST COMPLETED.
MANY FEATURES
Numerous Exhibit? Already Receiv
ed. Social ?nd Educational Fea
tures Are Well Cared For. A Uig
Time Is Expected.
(Special to the Dally News)
Raklgh, Oct. 10.?Another week
and the Great 3tate Fair wllhbe on.
North Carolinians -from ev^ry auc
tion of the State will gather at the
capital for the annual fraternal
greetings and to witness what God
hath wrought through man's Indus
try and Intelligent direction on the
farsi, in the orchard. In the shop. In
mercantile ertabilshmonta and the
various other forms of endeavor.
Great things are being prodicted
of the coming event. Colonel Pogue.
the secretary, says that It will be
the biggest and best that has ever
been seen In the o!d commonwealth.
It Is not merely a catch phrase to
draw crowds to Raleigh. He's got
tho facts to back the assertion.
Coming events cast tbelr shadow*
before them. Within the past few
days indications have transformed
Into realities. Exhibit entries have
grown so great that extra space must
be provided. The floraj and mlll-l
tary feature has Assumed such pro
portions that It can now bo said
without stretching the facts that thlfl
feature will be the greatest ever'
pulled off In North Carolina. The i
social features have a!ao been
brought to the front as never before
J*;-Will be an occasion that will ptearn
the crowds so Immensely that all
Will -ha glad that they came.
There la rfl kinds of steam be
hind (he fair (his year. ?olonul
Pogue In the years past has dem
onstrated his ability to pull off big
events. This year he Is putting h's
usual energy Into the work and In
addition he t^as (be co operation of
the president, Capt. R. J. Parrlsb,
of Durtfffm. who, Is throwing his
whole haart, body an'd mind la the
effort to tnake-the fall1 the greatest
ever held In the State and the ef
forts of both ar? meeting with on
usoal ?access In the aotlal depart
ment, Mr. R. O Everett,,of Durham
.the chief marshal. Is putting form
I Urtouout ?n4 U|? ?tj?* F?<T
MERCHANTS JERK EXPECTING A
BIG WEEK'S ^BUSINESS IN
ALL CLOTHING.
ANNUAL EVENT
Week I? Being Obncrw-O Under the
A bo to Name All Over the Coun
try. Special PHce* Are Made on
Men'? and Women'* Clothing.
Even the elements entered Into
the spirit of DRIS?8-UP WEEK this
morning. After three days of dreary
rain and dark lowering clouds, the
bright October tfjn shone from th*
brilliant blue expanse above and
cast its radiant Varmth Into the
crisp autumn atmosphere. Nature
herself seems to have thrown In hor
lot vith the merchants of Washing
ton, to hare enlisted in the cam
paign for better trees. For bright
and early'this morning she had cast
a6ide the sombre garments of the
pant few days and appeared smiling,
adorned In all her best, to encour
age. the efforts of iho merchants, to
set an example for the citizens of
Washington and to make the open
ing of DRE88-UP WEEK a success.
But Nature with all her golden sun
shine, her blue skies and bracing
breezes. could not outdo the mer
chants of Washington, who have
dressed their stores, their thoughts
and their hearts for the occasion.
While It never can be said that
the clothiers and furnlabers of
Washington are not ?t alt tlems
"dressy," yet the extra effort for
baiter drees a&'aUt-^ftnes for their
customers and friends br evident In
their shops and shop windows to
day, where everything they have to
offer betokens a fresh mess. a new
ness, a stylishness that pleases and |
displayed In attractive ways and
prloes. If Nature, the merchants j
and their establishments can "doll
up" on this beautiful autumn day.
then why can't you. And If you put
up your best appearance today why
cSn't you continue to do the same
all the rest of thle year and the
next.
Go to see tho merchants of Wash
ington today and let them show you
how it can be done, and see for
yourself how they have done It. And
If you can't se? them today then
visit their stores during the present
week. MERCHANTS' DRE88-UP
WEEK began this morning and will
continue through next Saturday, Oc
tober 16. You will have plenty^ of
opportunity s to avail yourself of
their inducements. Get the spirit of 1
the merchants of Washington. It's
the proper spirit; It's an aid to your
buslnceff. and It's a pleasure with all.
Dress up!
NAVAL MILITIA
GOES TO CAMPS
Thin Mornlnj? for Morrlioad
Cltf, Whcro They Will Spend
a Week.
Ttao Washington division of the1
militia and four other divisions went
down to the camp at Morehead City!
(his morn In*, their cars being at
tached to the regular passenger
train. Immediately after arrival
there they will begin getting the
camp in readiness for an occupation
of Ave days.
Oh tomorrow the aotual work will
begin. This will consist of target
practice and instructions In the us o
of sman arms. Adjutant Oenerai
Lawrence W. Young went down to
Camp Olenn Saturday In order ?o
get everything in readiness tbr the
arrival of the sailor sroldlers.
He'p for
London. Oct. 11.??PtfcMoIal help
la to be flveu ftuaala by England.
An arrangement for a commercial
credit for Kuola la being mad", it
WM reported today, by which Rtfs*
?Ian government btlia will bo dla
I counted up to 1100,000,000.
tall ant other KM)?) ??tnr?i will
b? ?ttfMtlr? ??d brilliant.
WILL ASK FOR
WANT CONORKS8 TO APPRO P K
ATE 977,000.000 FOR ISl'ILD.
ING NEW VESSELS.
HAVE 28,000,000
Appropriation WUl Include 44 Naval
Vu**eU, Pund? for Aviation, for
Ordnance Reserve and for In- ^
crease of Personnel.
(By Parker K. Anderson)
Washington, Oct. 10.?The Dally
News presents herewith from an au
thorltive source a detailed statement
of the naval building program which
Abe navy now confidently hopes 10
have approved by President Wilson.
The figure* given represent the *
mount which (he next Congress
would be asked to appropriate for
the first yoar's work on the con
struction of ships:
For two battleships .110,000.000
For two battle cruisers. 12,000.000
For twenty destroyers. . 7,500,000
For thirty submarines. . 7,500,000
For 5 sea going sub's. . 2,500.000
For five scout ships... 12,500.000
For aviation 5.000.000
For ordnance reserve. . 10.000.000
For Increase of personnel 10,000.000
Total $77,000,000
(For the continuance of aew con
struction work authorized by the
last Congress an appropriation of
S28.000.000 ia required. This bring*
the total figure of appropr;atlons for
construction work to $105,000,000.
(The expectation la that the navy
will be allowed. $100,000,000 so
that the above program may hive
to be cut $5,000,000 somewhere a
long the line. The allotments made
for the personnel and for battle
cruisers appears to be more una t
tied than any other time on the list
and If change are made it Is not un
likely that they will be made Ihera.
(Nrcodsary appropriations for
maintenance of the navy, with a con
siderable increase for expenditures
ashore which the growth of the navy
afloat Is necessitating, will amount
to something less than $10ft,090.0og
so that total naval appropriations
< xpected will be in the neighborhood
of $200,000,000.
GOOD COMPANY
AT NEW THEATUE
Vaudevl'le Troup?-? Will Show
Local Playhouse K very Night
Thin Wwk.
The Now Theatre opens tonight
with the "Hutchison Musical Com
edy Co," presrntlng "A Mldautnmer
Marines*," a musical comedy that la
full of good Ringing and dancing
throughout tli? entire bill. Thera
will also bo plenty of good clcan'
comedy that will keep the audience
laughing all the time. This troupe
also presents the "Shooting FoxeV
a team that will do some of the best
crack shooting that this town has
ever e'en. This Is an exceptionally
good company here this week Judg
ing from all reports, and no douot
will receive good houses every night
this week, as they will g'.ve an en
tire change of bill every night. Tl.e
17th episode of "The Romanca nf
Elaine" will also be shown at t h if*
house tonight, which alone an*ur a
a full capacity for tonight's opening
bill.
INVITATIONS SENT OUT.
The (Dally N*wi KanouncM re
ceipt of the following fhvltatlon:
Mr. and Mm. Exum Thomas Hwmon
requ^m the honor of yOur prm?nr?>
at the marriage of their daughter
Clara #
to
Mr. Edward King Willie
on the evening of Wednesday.
OctQber the twentieth
at eight o'clock
Quaker Church
High Point, North Caro'.lna
Reception immediately after the
ceremony, four hundred and four
North Mtin Street
NOTED PASTOR IN TROUBLE
Kev. Dr. Newell ?wight Hillit. sue
cessor to Henry Ward Bsecher tod
Ljrran Abbott Id the historic Ply
mouth church. Drooklyn. is Involved
In financial dlfflcultie? which, as be
admitted to his congregation, are du*
to his ambition for wealth and powc..
Doctor HUUa It here aeen In his pu'pit
Amusements of Many Kinds Will be
Frovid?!. Exhibit? Promise ut ,
He Larger and IkiU'r
Tlu?n Evit.
(Special to the Daily News)
Aurora, Oct. 11.?The commlit-e
in charge of securing the amuse
ment attraction* for the big fair to
be held here next month, are endeav
Ing to secure the best shows avail
able and to make 'his feature of the
fair brtler than it ever has been be
fore. The exhibit commitfe Is also
hard at work and they stated this
morning tbat last year'? exhibits
would be surpassed both in number
and quality by the ones on display
at the coining fair.
Hardy Thompson has r? gne?: a,
secretary of th' fair .nsoci.it Ion, ti
account of beir.** aoa* :?> to give ti .*
office proper tlw?? atii h.tent. M..
Thoni. jn in :eil(ill rjtto.i
ginninr am' t hi* ?k?* in pr.t<"tir
ally al' of 1 ? tSn ?. J. W. ( hapin
was elc(f J \> All hi* place. Th>
oilicer8 of the association are as
follows:
President R. I.. M. Bonner.
Vlce-presiden'?J. W. Clayton.
Sery.-Trea#.? J. W. Chapin.
MERCURY TAKES
A BIG TUMBLE
HI* Dtrtm* Moro an?1 (lic Frvc/Jng '
Point Would Have lle?*n K<*ncl?.
e<1 Tli I? Morning
The mercury dropped 2ft dare's
last night. This morning found th"
official thermometers hero register
ing an the mlnlmam for the n!gV
30. Six degre s colder would have
brought a freeze, probably.
Anyway. It was cool A husky
little wind during the night mad ?
fo'ks In bed glad of It. It was the
coldest of the season by some de
grees.
NOTICE TO TKACHKIW*.
All teachers, who expect to teach
this year and hnvp not mad? nr
rangement about certificate*. will
please take notice thst on Thursday
?nd Friday. Oct. 14th and 15th,
there will be he1<| puhlic examlna-j
tlon In Waahlnjtton. This Is the )ast
public eiamlnatlon that will bd;
given this year. Kxamlnal'.on for
colored teachers will be held on
Saturday, Oct. 16th.
81(n ed?
W. G. PRIVETTR.
County Superintendent
! X 0-11-4 te.
TAKES LIPE
AI BETHEL
I IlKMi'S WKI.I? KNOWN'
IN THIS SKt'UON, KJKKU A
IHLLKT TMK'H'fiH HIS
UKKAST KATl'KUAY.
CAUSE UNKNOWN
U'iv- ill <' ir.|M:i) With Another
V?-;<iik Muii at the Time of the
TracKlj. I>rntli F0II0W<<<I AlnuMt
Immediately .\fim\ttjxls. Wu, au
Or'ian.
i Hy Hnn'i-m Pre*?.)
Gre? nvlt,.-. (.m-.. 11 ?Marshall
Pig*?, while, 111 >4-ars of nire and
an orphan cotum it?-:l tuicide Satur
day. He I j vol w.'rb a Ms Jone?, by
whom h. had b?- r. adopted, about
three mi I** from itethel. Death rs
tu'.ted from a bui>t wound through
the breaat 1 r. G revne, the coron*r
i.eld an in?U"Kt t h 1 ^ morninp.
I - wen! out fiaturday with
J one./ .son af'er a in ad of wood. Af-_
ter i:.cy had prnc??*d i a short dis
tance, UieiT- ask d ilip other young
man to e: >p tin- wagon for a mo
ment. Hi th n ilfw uded and went
around to the r- ar f the vehicle.
Jo.ie?., curious to km. a the meaning
of his actions. look d a* iund to
watch him. II?* ?av; lJigf.s take a re
volver ou; of uifi pock-'t. put it ?o
fcia br?-a>t and tire, hiimol ately af
terwards. liiggf Htagger-d hack,
?houtiitg "I have killed myself!"
Oca:h followed nhortly aft r
It Is rot known what caubed the
young n.an's ra?>h art. Ho was tn
good health and i:i apparently Rood
.spir.tr. and i.ad no trouble* of
v. liiih any?ne knew anything about.
Th?- ?hooting tuay have b ?.n au ao
ciileut. al'houirh ti e c< ia jr.! Isnpres
s?.on if that it vas deliberate *ui
ridc.
I
? Seen I?) ji .Nunilur of KrHidcniA
?<ui IVfinlwK. Siv CiiSIm por
I'c icc H?nt In.
fix (?Jfplinu? calls wore received,
by th*? polic? Saturday nlgiit from
rf*:d?iiis in rliff'Ti ui (?aits of tho
city, who ?ta:? d 'l v > v?-ral n-xroPH
w?*n* Hc'itip KiiKpirSfMiBly n?*nr their
lirrrniscft. Four arrests u*re made
and tij?- acr-ti<-,?d parties will be tried
i h i ? afiTji' -n
T'-. wi"%? haneing .1
-i nuinliT of bon???. a<ir] in
one or two Instanr^a It I* c'alined
that they tried to ge? In through
w nOo-n They wer?? seen by W
W. Mcllhenney, J. T. Harri?. an?i
alRo In th? vicinity of Mm Mayo's
:inm> it!> Wat r *ir?et. it i= believ
ed that the n^grrvn w>r?? the onea
wlxti escaped from the Greenville
lock-ii]? is k'wk
KClll RKXT: WHIMS Fi?K I.HilVT
hniii.pliofpilip Will real rooms
with bonru or v ill furnJ h tabli
hoard only. Apply No. 216 West
S?rr?n-1 f'roet
10-11-1 tl'P.