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20 ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1917.. FROBI FIRST TO Bernie Boland, Rochester Tinpn di Arc ic WARNS FARIJIERS TO CUT POTATO DISEASES SHORT Boy Weds Detroit Girl llUiW A LAvL la3 IF YOU DINE AWAY FROM HOME Why not try the "Edwards," one of the NEWEST of the NEW Restaurants in Rochester? We are seeking a clientele by the goodness of our dishes, appetizingly prepared and attractively served in a light, bright, homelike dining Service a la carte. Hours 11 :30 to 8. Entrance St. Paul St.

6 FATE OF CHICAGO Six Straight Singles Put Cubs Down Ladder. Has Proved Most Successful Twirler for Hugh Jennings's Tigers This Season. I i Best Time to Attack Them Is Before Planting. i 21 1 REMEDIES SIMPLE AND CHEAP Tie LIBRARY is on the LOWER FLOOR 26 a day Hundreds of Books to choose from McCALL" Patterns are sold on the 2d Floor. NEW YORK GETS A FRIGHT Pittsburgh Makes Strong Finish but Garrison Falls a Run Short Drives Out Two Singles and Homer St.

Louis Topples Dodgera Solution of Corrosive Sublimate Ap- plied at Right Time Will Stop Rhizoctonia and Scab at Cost of About Tive Cents a Bushel The Monroe County Farm Bureau is rec- Philadelphia, May 21. Chicago not onlyf, .1 rnvn A I 1 1, I I I hut also dropped from first to third Dlar yy Ms -i. uminenomg tne treatment or seed potatoes for the control of scab and rhizoctonia. Hhizoctonia is a disease not generally known to potato growers but is said to be the cause of many poor stands of potatoes while Philadelphia moved up to second place. The home team won the came in I the second inning by making five singles off Douglas and a single off 1'ren-dergast, the rally netting four runs.

Score; CHICAGO. PHILADELPHIA. MAMMOTH REDUCTIONS IN THE CLOAK ROOM Coats, Suits and Dresses GREATLY LOWERED IN PRICE FOR A QUICK CLEARANCE in icis section of the state. It may easily be controlled by soaking the potatoes for an hour and a half in corrosive sublimate, four ounces to thirtv crn lions of water, Tha at) po e. I ab po .6 1 4 4 0 4 1 a a ss.

same treatment is said to control potato 4 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 a a (5 Flack Wolter Doyle Merkle Williams cf Mann If Wilson c. Peal 0 Bancroft es. 0 Stock 0 Cravath 0 Whitted If. 0 Luderas 0 Nieijoff 2b. 0Killefer 0 RUey 01 I 13 1 0 1 0 1 1110 AMUSEMENTS 0 0 Douglas 1 Pren'rgast 1 Dwnaree 0 Hendrlx 1 fEIliott 1 Workman 0 Archer 1 AVON 00 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 scab.

When seed Is as high priced as it is this year, the bureau believes that farmers can not afford at a cost not to exceed five cents a bushel to neglect treating Siielr seed. For the past few years tne hired man or the planter has been blamed for many "skips" in the field, which are in reality due to the rhizoctonia attacking the potato sprouts, often killing the 6prout before it appears above ground. If such a sprout finally succeeds in getting above the ground, it often is two weeks or more behind the rest of the field and lacks vitality, producing only a small crop at the end of the season. The rhizoctonia appears on the seed potato 83 black Knpeku trhifh nnnnl ronrlllv THEATER THIS WEEK 23 8 21 0 Totals Totals 31 I 27 11 0 Batted for Prendergast in seventh. Batted for Flack seventh.

JRan for Elliott in seventh. Batted for Uemaree In ninth. Chicago O1O00O11 V-3 Philadelphia 04 00000(1 4 Runs, for Chicago, Merkle. Sfann. Deal-for Philadelphia.

Whitted, Luderus, Me- Our Offerings Represent GREATEST VALUES that have ever been presented the women of Rochester and vicinity. THE SALE STARTS TO-DAY AT 9 A.M. $25.00 and $35.00 Are the New Prices on $35.00 and $45.00 Bolivia Coats And you know how popular this kind of Coat has been AND WILL CONTINUE TO BE most wanted plain colors and all constructed on newest lines. I MATINEE DAILY 10c MUSICAL. CO.

Offer MRS. CASSIDY'S FIRST CABARET Tha Scraaminz Musical Fare a featnr ng lbs KILKENNY FOUR POIOPLAY r-aimimie: war IN THE YEARS OF THE LOCUST Bray Cartoana Naw Weakly Comedy be washed off. The disease starts when the potato sprouts and Uvea throughout the season on the potato plant. The farm bureau recommends that potatoes be treated as early as possible with corrosive sublimate solution, and before the potatoes are cut. Treatment of cut Is said to be injurious and Is liable norr.

ivmerer; two-oase nits. Deal, Cra-vath stolen bases. Whitted, Lmlerns; sacrifice hits, Williams, Mann, Wbitted: left on Chicago 9, Philadelphia first base on balls, off Demarce 1. off" Rixey 4: bits, off Douglas 6 in 1 1-3 iu-ninars. off Prendersast 2 In 4 2-3 lnnlncs.

off Denaaree 1 in 2 innings; struck out, by Prenderjrast 3. bv Hixev; nmnlres. TCiplr to cause poor germination. When the po-j tatoes have soaked In the solution for an hour and a half tlrey are spread out on the barn floor to dry. Many growers are leav-j ing them there to sun and put out a short creen sprout, which will cause them to come up more quickly after planting.

and Orth; time, POUNCE ON CHENEY EARLF St. Louis Rush Four Runs Over in Second, Enough to Win. Brooklyn, May 21 St. Douis hunched four hits on top of two errors in the second inning to-day, scoring four runs off PhanAif Aivi.rl. .1 HLL WtbK LYCEUM MATINEES WED.

AND SATURDAY i- 1 41 in i ijfiiria I ii i mend that potatoes be dusted after cut- I ting with paid plaster or sulphur, to dry the i cut surfaces. The use of lime on cut pofa- I toes is not recommended, as it is said to promote the growth of scab. I UNIVERSITY COUNCIL I The Manhattan Players Present Edgar Selwyn's Comedy COATS OF GUNNIBURL: AND BURELLA CLOTH FOR Handsome, stylish coats that were $25.00. ff "ROLLING STONES iu mjii, as jxeauows piicaec airtight ball. The score was 6 to 2.

Mar-quard, who rclieTed Cheney, was touched for five hits and two runs, oue of the latter' being a home run by Fred Smith. Hickman MAKES APPOINTMENTS Nights 25c to 75c. Wednesday 25c and 35c. Sat. 25c.

35c, 50c. and Cutshaw were the only Brooklyn hat ters to hit Meadows with anv decree of ef Lester O. Wilder Named President Managers. i. fectiveness, the latter getting a home run and a trip! and the former a triple and a single.

Cutshaw's three-base hit was wasted. A one-handed stop by Mowrey and CJonzales's catching featured. Score: ST. LOUIS. EROOKXY.N.

ab nn u. Bernard A. (Bernie) Boland. Detroit, May 21. Bernie Boland, Rochester boy, who is the leading- pitcher for the Detroit Tigers this year, was married here to-day to iss Grace Bell Russelo, of No.

1,236 Belvidere avenue, this city. Owing to the fact that Boland is the only winning pitcher on Jennings's staff at present, and because of the lowly position of the team in the league standing, the young couple will postpone a wedding trip planned last winter. They will take their honevmoon trio the fall. Boland celebrated the day before the ceremony bv blanking- Bill OTHER $25.00 COATS REDUCED TO S. $15.00 Coats for $7.98.

$8.98 and $9.98. Large variety of colors and styles, both plain colors and plaids. Suits $12.50 and $14.50 A wonderful opportunity to secure a REAL BARGAIN for in this gathering are SUITS that sold as high as $25 ALL THE SEASON'S STYLISH MODELS mostly rich plain colors, serges and poplins, constructed on lines to pW uaiui a a uurnn-itan cf 0 2 0 I J. Smith rf. 4 OlDaubert lb.

1 14 2 0 J. Miller lb 4 Hickman If. Hornsby ss. 3 Stengel Cutshaw Zb. Mowrer 0 0 1 5 4 1 1 Cruise cf.

4 Long 4 Gonzales 4 F. Smith 3b. 4 Ueadows 4 Olson ss 1 4 0 2 4 0 0 a new very becoming and comfortable 0C. Miller e. Cheney jMarquard p.

Dell tyuuudiis unu KnocKing mem out ot tne league leadership. Boland expects to make his home in Detroit. Bernie Boland is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Boland, of No.

267 Parkway. He has several brothers, who have played semi-pro ball more or less, but he is the only one of the family who has ever made the grade in league ball. For Detroit this season Boland has won four games and lost one in five starts. 'Smyth 0 0 0 0 0 0 Fabriqus 1 JWhtat 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 10 27 10 Totals S3 7 27 19 a OUIMET ON WINNING PAIR SACRIFICE WINS IN TENTH COLLAR 15e Ea. 2 tor 30o CEO.

P. IDE a Maksrs. TROT, N. the figure a graceful, neat, stylish, well-dressed appearance. And Suits at $17.50 That sold as' high as $25.00.

Included in this assemblage you will find the popular JERSEY CLOTH SUITS, all wool, for $15.00 that were $25.00. Dresses for $7 50 Taffeta and crepe-de chine Dresses in nearly all colors and several models, reduced from $12.50 and $15.00 to $7.50. Only a few at this figure. Interested in Auto Hats? We are eoinc to have a 54T.T Tfi.niv Batted for Cheney in second. tKatted for Marqnard in seventh.

tBatted for Dell in ninth. St. Louis 04O1O010 0 r. Brooklyn 1OO1O000 02 LorSt- Lou1a Cruise, Long, Meadows; for Brooklyn. Daubert, Cutshaw; two-base hits, J.

Smith rulse; three-base hits, Uickman, Cutshaw Smith. Cutshaw; stole Hiftvi.G?niLales: Oonzales Betzel, left on bases, St. Lonis 3 Brook Former Amateur Champion and Guilford Beat Two Professionals Boston, May 21. Francis Ouiniet and Jesse Guilford defeated Mike J. Brady ursi oase on balls, off Dell 1, off i' on balls, off Dell 1, off Flay with Bases Full in Extrr Frame Wins Spr Cincinnati.

Boston, May 21. Griffith's sacrifice fly to right field with the bases full and one out In the tenth, allowed Kopf to score today with the run that won for Cincinnati, 2 to 1. Wilhoit singled In tlie seventh, took third on Konetchy-a single and scored on Smith's sacrifice fly to Thorpe. Score: A-i Meadows hits, off Cheney 4 in 2 inning. irqu5rd ia 5 nings; bit by pitched bail, by Cheney (Betzel: struck out, br Marquard 3.

by Dell 1, by Meadows: uni i pires, ODay and Harrison; time, 1:53. and Louis Teller, professionals, Saturday in a war fund match at the Brae Burn Country Club, 4 to 3. It was the first match of note in which Ouiniet had participated since the Lr. S. G.

brand- Band-Wagon Automobiles are not going to be any cheaper. All along the line prices are rising, or production is being curtailed. That means good second-hand cars at our present prices are bargains, and will be better bargains. "Get on the band-wagon" while the getting Is good. Come and see.

1 .1 TESREAU FLOPS IN NINT CINCINNATI. BOSTON. ab TiA ab po e. Mara'ille ss 4 a 3 1, bamples, which we secured because the road men had finished their season trip. We are Going to Sell Hats at CQP that are worth up to $1.50 JV Patrick 4 1 2 3 1 Kelly cf 4 0 10 0 Twombly rf.

2 0 0 0 0 LESTER O. WILDER, President. At a meeting of the University Conn-, cil last evenine at the TTnivprsitv ninK Grch 31 Kopf Roueh Cha.e lb Griffith Thorpe Clarke SlKwn Schneider i. 0 0 3 1 1 2 1 13 1 4 0 3 0 5 1 3 0 0 Wilhoit rf. 2 2 1 ed him as a professional, and the fact that he displayed such skill surprised his.

opponents. The professional team led by 1 up after the first eighteen holes. The feature was at the seventeenth green in the firs round, when both Ouiniet and his partner reached the green on a 223-yard hole in one shot. Poor "coX'itiou of the grass prevented them from making 2s. The 3s went to the amateurs, when most of the gallery expected the professionals to have them.

Konetchy lb. 2, 1 13 0 0 and 50c Auto Caps at Half Price oiuim 312 2 0 Maeee i UNlON-Orr CA.V iwf Holds Pittsburgh to Two Hits TJp tc Then McCarty a Power. New York, May 21. New York went back Into first place by defeating Pittsburgh be' to-day in the third game of the serhs, 4 to 3. Tesreau held the visitors to two hit for eight innings, but Pittsburgh made strong finish, scoring two runs in the nlntli on a double, two singles and a forre play.

McCarty drove out a home run and two singles. His hit in tire sixth drove in Kauff with what proved to be the vlnaln run. Score: Gowdy 4 0 4 0 T.rler 3 0 0 3 0 Lester O. Wilder, instructor in rhetoric, was elected president of the organization. A.

Fauver, physical director, was choosen vice-president. Tha duties of secretary were assigned to Leland Earle Stilwell, '18. The election of treasurer for the Bailey 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 34 fi 0 13 Totals 22 t(t Batted for Maranville In tenth They FIT snug and tight, and are neat and dressy enough to wear to outings, shopping on rainy davs or around the home. Assorted colors and materials. EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS.

leather Goods Dept. Leather Goods "Specials" Pnatl 0 0 0 1 00 1 2 ouuouoiOO 01 Slnclnnai1' KPf. ase; for DOSton 1 lns.it PITTSBURGH. fith. Fltzpatrick; stolen bases Clarke XEW YORK.

ab do a. ab li po a. e. HERCVJLES TIRES WRITTEN GUARANTEE 4000 MILES ON THE FOLLOWING BASIS If a tira fails to ma 4,000 miles we will replace It with another tire for one-half tho below price -SIZE FLAIN NON-SKID TUBES 30x3 $7.20 $7.0 $1.93 o0x3 .30 9.73 2 1i T.UxSVa 1O.70 11.2 "27 15.2j ii.14 1T2.70 4.15 21.90 12.95 4.17 WE SHIP C. O.

1. special prnnoRHIon to Mve dealers. HEROULC Tir9? 1789 BROAD WAT, NEW TORE. Carey nean li-onetchy; sacrifice hits. Smith, 1 2 3urna If 3 2 10'- Herzog- double playr Oowdy" to left on bases, f'ini-innntl 1 OQ 4 Balrd 4 Hlnchman If 4 held over, until the next meeting as it is.

thought that Mr. Raymond Ball, who has held this position for the past year, will return from the Officers' Training Camp at Madison Barracks in time to resume his duties. On the recommendation of the Advisory Board Committee Donald was elected manager of basketball for the 1917-18 season. For the past year Mr. Marks has been assistant manager and will succeed John W.

Remington, Robertson rf 3 Zim'man 3b 4 0 a 1 3 1 3 1 0 Patent leather strap back PURSES, several styles to choose from. 75c value, for 50 0 2 3 1 1 4 0 1 0 1 0 3 3 0 9 0 0 1 2 3 6 0 0 1 1 0 WHIPPLE GOING TO FARM IT West High School Nine to Lose Its Mainstay on Mound. Earl Whipple, West High School's mainstay In the box, announces that he is to leave for farm service within a few days. Whipple has credit for a no-hit game against Falrport. With Rochester Business Institute scheduled for Friday, the Occidentals cha'nees for victory do not' look so bright.

Earl Jones or Knobles, who are playing in the Infield ut present, will be called upon for Flstcher 4 Kauff 2 Brief lb 4 King 4 Fischer 3 J-yiKr mt bv Dltchtwl ball, hv 1 mit hV 7 pamcit struck by Schneider 4. by Tyler wild Ho'ke 3 McCarty c. 4 M'CartJjy ra. 4 Tesreau p. 3 Jacobs a Schmidt 1 Miller 0 fCleason 0 JUNIOR SCHOLASTIC LEAGUE NOTIONS Bone Hairpins, six to box, regular 10c value, for 5J Ribbon Wire, black and white, 3 yards to piece regular price 5c.

Sale price 2 for 56 i Stock Foundations of fine black and white net; 10c kind for 5 Totals 6B4 17 1 Totals 23 C7 1 2 When the East Hiirh slab duty. -uuiUCU 41-1-1 LliC Rochester Shop School's baseball nine Hatted for Jacobs In eighth. TKan for Fisher in ninth. Pittsburgh 1 nonftAOOO. wno is now serving in the Naval Coast patrol branch of the E.

Alcott Neary was appointed coach for next year's football team. Mr. Neary is a graduate of the University of Rochester and met with considerable success in coaching the 1916 team. The newly elected student members of the University Council are: Harold Ellery Cowles, '18, Alpha Delta Phi; Donald Marks, 1S, Delta Upsilon; Kenwood Merton Block, '18; Delta Kappa Ensilon: Henrv Dean Gnimhv. 'IS tq5 Asphalt Shingles Coat no more than wood and will wer lonfer, are fireproof, mad faandsome In appMU-ance.

Iet us aTle you awn estimate on the Job complete. We do all kinds of nsBat, tin. tile. Bins; asd asbestos aninrlos. General repairing.

MORREY COLE jNew Vork 12OO0 100 4 mJW Pittsburgh, Ca ev, Ilinchman. Ko.w mor New York, Burns. Fletcher. Jaun: McCarty. jg Mt Brief; home run, Mccarty; bases.

McCarty. K00-, -flt Tereau, Viscner; sacriflc 'J doubIe plays, Fletcher to Herzoiy trt FT aIIta i -A i METAL CHATELAINES Are among the latest Spring novelties, a number of pretty styles. $1.00 and $1.50 sample pieces 65c5 each JEWELRY Silver Flags set with red, white and blue stones. 50c kind for 25c4 IOC INSTEAD OF 25c Dainty La-allieres and Brooches set- with colored stones. at exposition Park this afternoon they will be fighting to stay out of the cellar of the unior Inerscholaatlc Baseball League.

East team has played one game so far and each team has lost. Several shifts in the line-up of the East High team are expected to put It In a positlou to give the Wes High Freshmen a rub for WEST HIGH TRACK MEET. Though, the West High School track team will take the field against East Hisrb Thursday afternoon, the 1919 and 1917 boys of West High will clash to-day for the in-terclasa championship of the school The holding of this meet before the East West affair is pronounce! by some as an unwise move, since there are so many of tha Occidental first-team boys on the class teams. After limiting each entrant to two events. Coach Conyne decided to go on with the meet.

AdolDh Frederick SphioUr. Both 'phone SANITARY APRONS 4t CortlMd Bt '18, Theta Delta Chi; Leland Earle urst-piaco nonors. The game is scheduled for 4 o'clock. Stilwell, 18, lhi Fpstfon, Clarence S. Extra good quality, only 216 Geo.

Engert Co. "Wright's" Bias Tape. 6 IMC. utougiiton, is and Erastus LaRne Ely, '18, from the neutral body. GUARDSMEN REPORTSDNDAY WOULD F0EM NEW LEAGUE Managers of the following yards to piece, widths 2 to 6, i uiSuee zo icLarty to uriei; term on bases, York 6.

Pittsburgh Crsf oasw on errors, Pittsburgh 1, New York nrst base bafls, off Tesreau 2, off Jacoiw bits, off Jacobs in 7 innings; bit by pitched ball, by Jacob 1 (Herzog): balk. Jacobs; struck out, by Tesreau 5, bv Jacobs umpires, Klem and Bransfield; tiine, MADDEN STOPS JOE COX. New ork. May 21. Joe Cox, who claims he once made Jess Willard jump the ropes, waa eliminated once more Saturday night at the Pnineer Sporting Club where he was put to sleep in the fifth round by Bartlev Madden.

Jersey for 66 each COAL Cleveland Takes Artie Hofman. Cleveland. May 21. The Cleveland American baseball club announce that Artt tt Silverware interested are asked to get In communication with Ray Falls, manager of the Mohawk nine, concerning the forming of a leagne: Washington Excelsiors, MUos Tuxedos, Kelser Cubs, Falcons, Glen-woods, Greyhounds. Richardson Corpora tton and other fast teams.

Tippecanoe asire already declared themselves will in-to Join. Address Ray Falls, No. 7 virt ginia avenue, or call Glenwood 483-L. Two Hundred and Fifty Begin i Training at Madison Barracks. Watertown, May 21.

Two hundred and fifty National Guard members -of i this state designated by their command- era will report at Madison Barracks next Sunday to begin a course of instruction leading to commissions. Colonel W. G. Semple, in command of the Officers Re- serve Training Camp, received word yes- terday that these men would arrive next 1 SUGAR AND CREAMER SETS of quadruple plate, gold lined regular $3.50 value, for $2.65 No. 306 Exchange St.

Young- Taft Joins Artillery. New Haven, May 21. Charles I'. Taft, 2d, son of former President William H. Taft.

and a junior in Yl Sandwich Trays with dainty pierced design; a $3.50 value BREAD TRAYS In dainty pierced designs; $2.50 value, for $1.98 man, former Chicago National player, and more recently with the Federal League, has been slgend as utility man. Koran and Morris in Training. New York, May 21. Frank Moran. who is matched to box Carl Mrorls at the Harlem Sporting Club on June 4th, wili start In active training for the bout to-morrow afternoon at Grupp's gymnasium.

Morris began light training yesterday at the Polo Club. City. Madden outboxed the lumbering Cox from the first gong, and getting hiif measure in the fifth session, droppHi him three times before the giant Missoul-ian remained down for the full count of ten. It was a heavy right to the jaw that ended the combat. Bob Devere outpointed Jack Clifford in th other ten College, was enlisted for the artillery branch of the regular army with nine other undergraduates to-day.

5 E. W. EDWARDS SON Sunday instead of yesterday as bad been expected. Facilities have been' prepared for their arrival. Bowling Club to Have May Walk.

Members of Our Bowling Club will take a May walk Sunday to the Rifle Range. The bowling club's baseball team won from the. Genesee Social Club nine 28 to 1. round bout, after a nip ant tack con- 1 test..