The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 4

PAGE EIGHT HE IE D.A.I A 2 TT THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER New Type of Lineman for ail, rangy liacaes with Arthur Koch. Frank Harris, Ar- BO will not be seen on jthur Regaier, Arlie HaicUne, the Empona tet Andersoai ioe WeDer actwrs eleven this tall, 1 their pla.v will 1 Duer, Chester Davenpc-rt, c-d with aggressiveness, Soy Hahn. Thomas Shrlver. acd weight to carry Chesley Culp. Roy Lane.

Gottleib jthe series with the'Senators and their lethargy which extend tu losing 13 straight sames. The Macks out a hitting game yesterday on the I long end of a 9 to 7 score TT- 7 O-s. and HoTsesfioe otars Topeka Fair Phone magazine subscriptions w. H. Keller; 1144 through.

Holbert Sallng, Jack This is the plan H. Austin. Kecneth Scott. Paul Ksr director ondi' Glenn Undahl. Herbert head coach.

With his assistants; U-unasren Harlow Anderson, Lovd Fran Welch 1110 al ETrnest Sushree. he already is Firebaugh. Leonard out. combinations of that type. Seventy-five mea were on the Wil- Topeka, Sept.

(AP) taUing 15 safeties 02 three Wash- payers and horseshoe contenii ror state at the Kansas Free, Fair here Sep- otber American tember 11 io 19. jartner finishing as tho winning honors ia their respective classes twirler. In the only League- game- the Yankees bowed More than 100.horseshoe pitch before the Red Sox; 5 to 4. Flag- ers from all parts of-Kansas ivlu Stead's double with two out in be in Topejta to participate, in the the ninth, scored Rosentbal annual tournament.ot-the Kansas the winning run. Babe Rnth hung State Horseshoe associa- ap a pair ot doubles aad two sin- tion, which will begin on the Free Herman Schlcbohm.

Paul Johnson, "Wallace Sipe, Basil U1 "S- Smith, Harold DawEon. Tad third day of practice ior wei charles vtEran? the second for the nionn "rr.Js. Tsey were divided into four general groups with a coach in charge of each and the was not easy. Punting. passing, charging, and blocking were the main objectives and scac the end of the practice jeried three elevens of veterans sna reserves were running through plays.

No 11 mer. will be certain of positions, Coach Hsrgiss ist'- mated. 'Til probably use 23 or SO Kin during the season. 1 he said. "There are lots of good ones and they'll al! get a More equipment will be checked out today aad the num- twr men having suits 'may reach 100.

Ninety-one suits had issued Wednesday night. who have checked out Harry are: Crockett, liamson, Edwin Knorr, Oliver gles in lour times at bat and Fair courts.Tuesday morning, Ses Clapp, Floyd Currier, Carroll drove in three the New York.tember 15. Bert Duryea Sedg- ns. who woa the cham- Marh Koenig, recruit from the piousbip last year by defeating W. St.

Paul club ot the American as-. c. Long, will be defend his socfation, established title. Scores.of ol at short, with the. Yankees them new.

ones the game, will ig Pewee- also attend. Clarence -Maloney. dropped the fina: Htfrlngton same of a. series to -the Cubs 9 to as year, outclassed many 1 an ll-ianiug heads," "will-return this son. for another at Glenn Campbell, Keicath.

Harold Hunt, Leo Carle. Trusler, Claude Powell. Gwinn Egbert, Herman Remple, Marrin Layman, La- Sevan, Clyde Hugh Palmer. Herbert Clawson, George Brady', George Jackson, A C. Piercy.

Kenneth Baawa, Andrew Clarence Maier, Colthorp, Arthur zer, Paul Strube, Clarence Mil- Ipr. Everett Fish. Gilbert Gueble. Albert Scott Myer. Lloyd Davis.

Tom Fleming. Harold Pwelle, Forrest Atwood. Harold Thornton. Clairmore Ebel, Leo Mosler, Lawrence "ffibtev. w.

Poger Hannaford, Currier. Wil- B. Biddison, Wayne Phillips. Curtis Stockstill. Dale Ridgeway, Jjmes Francis, Warren Hart.

Edwin Stockard, Edgar IJamaker. Howard V. Brady, J. checked out D. Farquarson.

Schuyler Burris, Fred Lighter, John Cole, Theodore Grindoi and Emory Cox, I.vvi Teams May Play Series to Decide City Championship The play-os series" between the Ice Plant and Santa Fe City league teams, which has been i tanging fira soveral weeks, may be played aftsr all. according to Teachers should have Ernest Jensen, manager of the Ice well balanced football tesm tbatjp nt team. Although the season will win games this fall. Much of late, and many difficulties ths materia! is stiil in tbe rough themselves, an agreement to but shows promise and the vcter-jP'ay may be made by Jensen and ans are starting the season with i Hal a manager of the San- aa enthusiasm foreboding trouble ta "for other conference crews. By H.

A. The Punched hits and misplays. allowed Chicago to register three tallies In tha final. Inning. Kauf- rnaan went the distance in the bos for the winners, "while the Pirates Adams, Kroner and The setback reduced the lead of tha Pirates over the Giants to seven and one-half games.

Other clubs in tbs National League were cot scheduled. who the sea- Breaks Against Connie Mack's Men Pilot of Athletics Says Slump Is not AH Due to Philadelphia, Sept. and the "breaks" in Connie Slack's opinion" have shattered his dream of piloting the Athletics this year back to the ugh places of baseball and pennant glory that has been beyond his reach for than a decade. These two factors, he thinks, stepped in without warning to 'Irop the Athletics from the top toan almost, hopeless position in the rear in three weeks. Mack the championship.

The annual meeting the state issocia'tioa will be held in Free Fair grandstand the- evening before the tournacseat. The stats checker tournament) will be the first held at the Free Fair. Scores of experts will com 1 including M. M. Meek, ot Wichita, state, champion; M.

Lydic, Anthony, former stats Utl- ist, and a dozen or more district and county champions and runners-up. The tournament will be conducted on the Australian two- life plan, sames to the heat, two-move restrictions to EQ' ern Rules will ba those, laid dowa la i Lee's guide. D. Teetrel, of Kansas City, editor of ths Checker magazine, will referee A first prize and a silver trophy is offered to the winner. Seven oth: er cash prizes! will be given; Electric.

Bath I'arlors. Over Downs Taylor's, phone multigrapaing. Floors sanded, call isso Auction Sale. 'All splendid furniture of an 8- rooa home also 7 electric waster and feitcaea range at X. H.

sioa home. 1213 Rural, Saturday, p. Miss Mary Drnmm, of. "West- phlaia. is Walter Jones' law and abstract office.

Davillo Spade, abstractor tors, redncing the pace- maiers" lead "to seven games. The veteran, fioger. Peekln- paugh slammed successive homeruns ssalnst' tha' but they were not enough to give the Senators the victory. Tho Chicago White Sos, after day of rest, were ready to give St. Louis battle in the twin cili this afternoon.

The Cincinnati Heds went PLAGUE SCARE HAS VALCE-. Frightened- Brazilians Now -All Vaccinated ior Smallpox. Bio de Janeiro, Sept. (tTP) A scare thrown into the population of the Brazilian capital by the appearance of several cases of smallpox in the city has its beneficial results, according to Dr. Carlos Chagas.

director tht national department of public health. Although there were nofc-near'y- to Decatur, to show the us many cases of smallpos in the Three I leaguers, how a major as the newspapers', warnings league club plays, bat got a sud- itemed to indicate the population of the-city has been vaccinated mass. The apcearanc? of various dea bump of 9-to 1. CLOSE UP FOR BALL GAME. State Officials Attend, the -Topcka- SalJna Contest, Topeka, (AP) Baseball was more important than cases of smallpor here, alarmed the population to such an extent that vaccine stations 'established by the department of public health' did an oil-town business i after newspapers had co-operated stats government in Topeka to-jin persuading the population to day.

Tbs state house, was closed vaccinate against- the disease. this afternoon while otti- afternoon while cials and employes attended the "little world series" game be- aoes not repeat faaxiliar re-! I tween Topeka and Salina teams of team. Few men lost by in the spring or failure to re-enroll and. the UEW aspirants Evrarmed into tbe gymnasium ED fast it kept coaches and assistants busy getting them suited out. Alfrsd Quasibartb, halfback ana punter who brought his toe into action at many crucial mo-; KATIO-VAL LEAGUE.

SO YorJc until rext ''My club will bs strong again, I hope, but it has lost its big- jest opportunity." "I thought we were on the high tide until things suddenly turned against us "in the west. the Southwestern LIUHTXVEIGHTS TO BOX. Sammy Slandcll and luis Meet September 28. The director of the department o' public health is convinced that although- the population's alarm unwarranted, the fact thai I everybody was. scared and im- went to the stations for 1 curbed any possibilitr of a real epidemic.

of this dreaded i disease in'BJo. Chicago. Sept. JAP AXAHCH1SXS ACTTTE. triple, play.

We lost three ments last fall. espscted to re- Cincinnati "i straight games to Louis by port todsy. It was thought for Brooklyn frt -67 one run at ths "start our Louis a time he might not The boys came in Thursday, 0 Frank probably will come out for Philadelphia football but John recovering irora ea operation and will cot play. i Sammy Rockford light- tiff General Pafcuda Threat-! and -Luis otj encd in -Letters. Pitchy slumped.

Tbese: breaks 4 um at they consJder the brlltal thods of the police against radical leaders after the great i earthquake September, 1923.. General Fukuda, who was mili- i tary commandant of" the Tokio martial law. was de- after hitting' the pinch, we knocked into double plays, once even HE'S WELL TRAINED i AMEK1CAN LEAGUE. Washington S3 IS Philadelphia. 1 Chicos" 70 Si.

Louis Si Detroit Three Z. H. S. men of last sea- S03 are on toe Hornets' squad: cfeveian'i Kverert Fish, end 2nd quarter: 1 York 56 -63U -5S9 .527 Leo Carle, played quarter Topeka last but come back in time to play basketball, and Lloyd Davis, hsliback. Dwelic, tbe high school, also checked out a suit.

Boston ...33 34 JS AMERICAN ASSOCLAT1OX. i stretch, and dropped th 1 lest- to Washiujton on Labc- dny by the same margin. It jur" seemed-that, fate was against u' our full strength or the field this time, too, sr there-are no alibis on'this score We iiad our handicap, injuriar ard uisEppointments earlier in the season. with our full strength earlier we would I l.sve dor.e even better, but that w. Csaipbell, another hJsh school star, has arranged bis credits and entered co'iege.

He is; an end and make the first icara. Campbell plays entirely for the of it, heavy, last, fcarifss Trusier. sn Emporla boy to and telpsii form a high school elsveu. is in suit. His twin brother.

Wis. is having trouble fyes and not uniform bul hopes to get in Jncianapolis- SO blayer from St so Minneapolis tt City 7J JTolido 66 Columbus. 51 41) 6S PS 76 SO S4 93 Pcu 1 is only a guess." i But Mack is net through where a dozeu years of disappointment discouraged the i heart. It has only im-j J-)K bued him with the determination -Csl'o carry on until triumph finally -3SSI perches again on his banners. Or.li- C.

followers a.re expect- inp great things from Roy Lane, fulibsck. Handicapped by injuries; Lane was not at his best last i season, but is el! set for this! season. I National Leajrac. 3 5. Pittsburgh 7.

one same. American League. Philadelphia 9. 7. Boston 5.

Xew Tork 4. Only two games. American Association. Kansas City St. Paul 4-3.

Louisville 10. Tole'-Jo 3. Minneapolis S. Milwaukee 5. Columbus 16.

Indianapolis S. Again Defeat Senators BASEBALL BRIEFS -(By The Associated Press) The Kingston. Colonials defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers in exhibition game, 4 to 2, yes- frday. The Chicago Cubs are the only club to hold the upper hand over the league leading Pirates for the season. The Cubs battled the I leaders for 11 innings for a victory which gave them' 12 victories to jO defeats with the Richmond aad Menzo I Kalniine.

fuds last season, have I'rtuadclphia Club Now 5s Seven es shifted to guards where they working weil. Joe Weber ying a tackle berth. Saiiui won the first genie of Southwestern playoff series in Games Behind Champions Howard of the Cubs smashed out four hits, including 3 homer and two five times at bat. jclared after the great 'quake, has i a series of letters threat-, i ening life bcauss. the 'al-.

leged persecution of radica's. I the death of Saka 1 I anarchist'leader, who wa' i strangled to death by" police: Osugi actualh- was'killed by minor, officer but "Fuknda i because of his position i coraraanilant. The most recent, of ths death jljTters assert Kukuda will be k'iled be-fore the end of this year. J'Tnfaers of radical i zations are u'ncer police lance in connection' with the death letie-rs. Babe Ruth smashed out two doubles and two singles in four NewYork.Se t.lO.-fAP)—Two times up.

He drove in three of victories over the world New York's four runs against the I champion Senators have rekindled Sox. i Topeka Wedn a fd3y 4 to 1 "Rtd" hopes in the Philadelphia Davis. "Onion" Baird and Larrvi American League camp. The The two little darky mascots are based on slight who appeared in the Athletics' dugout and shooed away the hoodoo Tuesday were back on the job again yesterday and tbe Athletics again trimmed the Sena- Qurgiev chances, however. Ten Collier's subscrip-1 Although they aro still trailtioss: phone "H- Kelier, 11-5-5 seven games the Athletics ihars pulled an even break out or Sail Games, Giaats and HIcGraiv in "Play Ball." It is thirty years since De Wo'" Hcpper made "Casey at the iamous and "Slide, Kelly', wii the song of the hour, yet every spring baseball still gathers its increasing numbers'of delight in this greatest American sports.

Baseball, tosether with big business romance, is the subject of "Play UIL newest Pathe serial, ia ten chapters, featuring Aliene Ray and Miller. It was written John J. JIcGraw, manager of. (he Tork and author of the book, "My Thirty Years in Baseball." John McGraw, his assistant, Hughi.e Jennings, and all the Measel. Gowdy.

Fnsch. Lindstrom. Kslly. Young. Jackson and all the in the pic- lares in thrilling plays of the The cast actors, addition to Miss Ray and Mr.

sliHer, includes J. Barney Sherry, Harry Semels, Mary Mill or, Wally Oetiel and Franklyn Hanna An episode of "Play Bail!" be shown every Friday aad Why pay reci? Iir. Humphrey Saturday at the Electric theater 'f T-ten consecutive Tfatts tege of his fellow Allantan, Bobby Jones, seen in action in has four houses to sell you cash or If you (ion'l want Ji-sell. It Resnltful sales graphing. Verve, throngh Gazette wand ed column.

letters mnltl- over Halace, Modern Methods Make Life Much Easier Among the countless modem methods that have helped to eliminate drudgery from the home, none has done more than the Dry Cleaning industry. It has eliminated not only a lot of hard work, but it is a potent factor in the health of the family. The expert Dry Cleaner protects the health of the nation. NORTON'S MODERN CLEANING SEHVICE Emporla Stats Bank Building. Phone 20 Emporia State Bank Emporla, Kaasas Condensed official tstateaient of financial condition 1 as made to the Bank Commissioner at tbe close of business August 20, 193.

RESOURCES Loans and Discounts Overdrafts 461,250.33 i KOXE Bank Building, Furniture and Fixtures 50,000.00 Other Resources XOXE CASH RESOURCES -XL S. Municipal Bocds 42.200.00- Cash and Due from banks 9443,661.70 Total 997,112.23 LIABILITIES Capital Stock 50.00O.OO Surplus and undivided Profits, earned 50,534.87 Deposits 874,077.36 TJ. S. Bonds owed to Customers- 21,600.00 Total J. 997,112.23 The- above Etatemect Is correct.

L. W. WATMAK, Cashier. We are Strongly In Favor With our line of standard coals, -we come his inspection. would wel- Those who are interested in good coal are cordially invited to visit our yards and satisfy yourself as to'our capacity to serve you, tie excellent and preparation coal offered to become acquainted with our methods.

Phone 307 At the Stag yon wiil have your choice 1 first-class workmen to trim, bob or shingle your hair satisfactory. Try a Pinol scalp treatment. STRAIGHT EDGE AND SAFETY RAZOR BLADES RESHARPENSD Tn our beauty shop yon will find two first-class artists ia hair dyeing, shampooing, marcelling, hot oil treatments, facials and manicuring. CIGAR STORE SHOP SPORTING GOODS UNITED CIGAR STORES AGENCY Wftit Douglass Prop. EMPORIA.KAJJS.

A Fountain Pen For a Dollar Ingersoll all Metal Pen Ink capacity is double the average of all other peni The point is gold, and can never wear out in better pen for use cc: "wear at any to see one of these lar pens. J. J. KOWALSK1 624 Com'L Fionas We deliver "anything, any: time, any BROADVIEW PHABMAC1 Hotel Broadview Phone Thp company's on a piano means the same to the purchaser as Sterling means to silver. PIONEER MUSIC If It Loai! Coal! In transit and oa track Deep Shaft Cherokee Lump 57.7-' Bj Deep Shaft Cherokee S7.G JJ Deep Shaft Osage Citr S7.O1 Colorado Lump Phone 1435 R.

F. GLOW Transfer and 'Coal REAL BARGAINSl IN REAL ESTATE 1 Five lots on paved I line; only $125 per lot for all, how many? Phone W. F. Hughey Realtor and Insuror Losses paid fully, promptly ear cheerfully. Office 701 Comaer Street.

Coal, Wood and Gravel I Special price on Broken Arrow Oklacoma lump ior few days at per ton S8.0C 215 Merchant Phone 412 Lumber Coal See us for your winter coal supply. Now booking orders for Osage Ci'v Lump and Colorados Warren Mortgage Co. Correspondent for INSURANCE BOSTON WITH NOMINAL COMMISSION No maatiiiy payments required on principal. Borrowers have privilege 10 pay part or all of-principal at soy interest payment after -one THE GUMPS VM "SO COUTROX. CSp UVE..