Natchez Democrat from Natchez, Mississippi • Page 2

PAGE 2 THE DAILY DEMOCRAT. NATCHEZ. MISS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1913 GIANTS TRIM DODGERS TAKE GAME BY SCORE OF TWO TO ONE. Phillies and Bean Eaters Split Double- He Down the Red Sox.

New York, Sept. New York's crept a little closer to the championship today taking a close game from Brooklyn 2 to 1. The game was a tight pitchers battle between Mathewson and Reulbach. The New York star yielded more hits, but had better control. At several stages 2 hit would have beaten Mathewson.

Score- R. H. E. Brooklyn 000 100 000-1 12 2 New York 000 200 00x- 6 0 Reulbach and Fischer: Mathewson and Meyers and McLean. Time: 1:32.

Umpires: Klem and Orth. Pittsburg, 3: Chicago, 2. Pittsburg, Sept. errors and two wild pitches by Cheney in the first inning gave Pittsburg the opener of the series 3 to 2. Hendrix pitched his third consecutive four hit game and with tighter fielding would not have been scored on.

Score- R. H. E. Chicago 000 101 000--2 4 3 Pittsburg 201 000 00x-3 4 Cheney, Lavender and Archer: Hendrix and Gibson. Time: 1:36.

Umpires: 0'Day and Emslie. Boston. 4-6: Philadelpha. 0-11. Phladelphia, Sept.

and Philadelphia divided a -header here this afternoon. Boston won the first game 4 to 0 and Philadelphia captured the second 11 to 6. The visitors won the first through the excellent twirling of Rudolph who did not permit a runner to reach third base. Heavy hitting featured the second contest. First Game.

Score-- R. H. E. Boston 000 030 9 Philadelphia 000 000 000--0 3 Rudolph and Rariden: Seaton. Brennan and Killifer and Burns.

Time: 1:42. Second Game. Score-- R. H. E.

Boston 100 022 001---6 14 2 Philadelphia 421 200 20x-11 14 Perdue, Davis, James and Whaling and Gowdy: Mayer, Camnitz and Dooin. Time: ours. Umpires: Rigler and Byron. Other Not Scheduled. No game was scheduled between St.

Louis and Cincinnati Wednesday in the National League. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Philadelphia, 10; Boston, 9. Boston, Sept. ragged game today resulted in 3 ten to nine vietory for Philadelphia over the Red Sox.

Wykoff, the visiting pitcher was IN. HIGH DEVON ARROW COLLAR CLUETT PEABODY CO. TROY N.Y. PROFESSIONAL MRS. WILL M.

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Five cents. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY always in difficulty, twelve passes being issued by him. But his team mates hit opportunely and Boston's terrors were of assistance in the run getting. Score--- R. H.

E. Philadelphia 500 001 310--10 15 4 Boston 000 201 240-9 9 3 Wyckoff and Lapp: Leonard, Hall, Anderson, Moseley and Cady. Time: 2:21. Umpires: Evang and Ferguson. No Others Scheduled.

No other games were scheduled in the American League for Wednesday. Arouses the Liver and Purifies the Blood The Old Standard general strengthening tonic, GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, arouses the liver to action, drives Malaria out of the blood and builds up the system. For adults and children. 50c. (ADV 2 TH) AT THE BAKER GRAND.

"The Ghost of Granleigh," drama by the Edison Company, will be the feature reel at the Baker Grand this afternoon and night. The ghost of a man, who, centuries before, had wrecked the lives of a count and his countess, prevents the repetition of the same story when a chemist begins to neglect his charmmg wife and devote his time to experiments. In the cast will be found Bigelow Cooper, aura Sawyer Charles Ogle, Yale Benner and Herbert Pryor. A pretty story of the devotion of a bunch of cowboys to the rancher's baby daughter is told in; "A Doll for the Baby." The rancher and his wife forget to bring home a doll for the baby, whom they find sick when they return from town The child is heart -broken at not having the toy and the doctor fears that unless it can be obtained for her within a few hours her life can not be saved. At a great risk to life and limb, for the intervening country is rough and filled with hostile Indians, the boys set off to town and return with the prontised doll.

The baby's life is saved and the cowboys feel 1 amply rewarded by her smiles of happiness and pleasure. "The Accidental Bandit," the laughable consequence of a mistake, by the Essanay Company, on the same reel "Making Hay With Modern Machinery." "They Were on Their Moon," by the Selig Company, on the same reel with "The Adventures of a Watch, or Time Flies and Comes Back." This completes a good bill for today. WANTED: 50 MEN AND WOMEN Te Take Advantage of the Special Offer Made by the Natchez Drug Co. The Natchez Drug Co. are advertising to-day for fifty men and women to take advantage of the special halfprice offer they are making on Dr.

Howard's celebrated specific for the cure of constipation and dyspepsia, and get a fifty-cent package at half price, 25 cents. So positive are they of the remarkable power of this specific to cure these diseases, as well as sick headaches and liver troubles, that they agree to refund the money to any customer whom this medicine does not quickly relieve and cure. With Dr. Howard specific at hand you can eat what you want and have no fear of ill consequences. It strengthens the stomach, gives perfect digestion, regulates the bowels, creates an appetite and makes life worth the living.

If you cannot call today send twenty-five cents by mail and they will send you a package promptly, charges paid. They have only a limited supply of the specific so great is the demand, and you should not delay takling advantage of the liberal offer they Are making this week. For sale by Natchez Drug -Adv 28 4thur. other local interests would be benefitted. When Adams county stockmen buy cattle in Florida and ship from that State to East St.

Louis, Illinois, Indiana or Texas, Mississippi does not figure in the transaction. Mr. Laub said that the matter! could be arranged and the county held tick-free, giving the cattle industry a big impetus. Continuing he said: "Some steps should be taken by the Federal Bureau of Animal Industry, with the co-operation of our proper State and county authorities, whereby the herds in this county and others similarly situated could be increased by the importation of cattle from ticky counties and ticky States. Since the introduction of tick.

eradication prices for our 'free' cattle have become so attractive that herds in this county are depleted. At the same time there is much idle money, the owners of which desire to put it into cattle, were cattle to be had. To attempt to gather a herd of cattle by riding the few tick free counties of this State would be farcical. Scarcity and high price of free cattle would spell failure. "If some scheme were adopted similar to that employed at Montgomery, East St.

Louis and in Tarrant county, Texas, at the Zimmerman Dip Station, numerous Southern cattle could be brought in here for maturing and for crossing with -grade males. A dip here, according to. govlernment plans, located on fifty acres of well-fenced land, at a railroad chute, where cattle could be dipped twice in the seven day period, and at the same time live on pasture about the pen, would do much toward building up the cattle industry in this county, and would have the strong endorsement of stockmen, farmers, butchers and the meat consuming public. The land and dip necessary for such a plant, I know, would be forthcoming from private cattlemen or would be arranged for by the Adams County Live Stock Association. All that is required is that the Federal Department permit their local Inspectors to overlook such dipping.

"'Florida is the place for us to get cheap stock cattle. Our fine pastures are the proper places to mature these cattle. Mr. C. B.

Elam is this week shipping to East S. Louis several hundred of these Florida cattle. These cattle will be dipped en route at Montgomery, and again at East St. Louis, and they will be taken home by Iowa and Illinois farmers as tick free cattle. Modern economic reasoning will not countenance the necessity of shipping cattle from our neighboring States of Alabama, and Florida to: East St.

Louis for tick cleansing and then paying the freight Baltimore Here is welcome car load of BULL BRAND HEAD ABSOLUTELY PURE TOMATO CATSUP 8 OZ. NET WEIGHT GIBBS PRESERVING CO BALTIMORE MD. back to Mississippi as stock cattle. Such cattle have practically traveled in a circle, with freight piling up at every degree traversed In that circle. The States above the tick line a are getting the advantages of our cheap Southern stock cattle--why must we be forced to sit idly by and let this opportunity pass?" 20 CHILD'S LAXATIVE IS OF FIGS' They Love to Take It and It Doesn't Harm the Tender Little Stomach, Liver and Bowels.

If your little one's tongue is coated it is a sure sign the stomach, liver and bowels need a gentle, thorough cleansing at once. When your child is cross, peevish, listless, pale, doesn't sleep, eat or act naturally; if breath is bad, stomach sour, system full of cold, throat sore, or if feverish, give a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of Figs," and in a few hours all the clogged-up, constipated waste, sour bile and undigested food will gently move out of the boweis, and you nave a well, playful, child again. Sick children needn't be coaxed to taxe this harmless "fruit laxative." Millions of mothers keep it handy because they know its action on the stomach, liver and bowels IS prompt and sure. They also know a little given to-day saves a sick child to-morrow. Ask your druggist for a -cent bottle of "California Syrup of which contains directions for babies, children of all ages and for grownups plainly on the bottle.

Beware of counterfeits sold here. Get the genuine, male by the Fig Syrup Company. Don't be F38. THE ONLY SOUTHERN SHOW. Is the mighty Haag Railroad Shows which exhibit at Natchez on Sept.

30. They are the only shows backed by Southern capital, owned by a Southgentleman and managed by Southern brains. Mr. Ernest Haag, owner of the big show, leaves in Shreveport, where the winter quarters of the show are, and the password in Shreveport is "Let us go out to the Haag Show's winter headquarters." When attending the Haag Mighty Shows you are patronizing the only Southern show. Remember the day land date.

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Lowenburg LOOK FOR THE BULL QUALITY AND ABSOLUTE GIBBS MAKERS of the FAMOUS AND OF THE BULL HEAD OTHER PURE FOOD Represented in Natchez HARVEST FESTIVAL Salvation Army Opens Festival -Destrous of Raising Funds for Missionary Work. The local branch of the Salvation Army is now entering into the week of Harvest Festival Services, and are making an effort at this time to raise funds for its missionary work. The army is ever on the move and during the course of a year many a poor soul is reached and assisted through its efforts. The Harvest Festival Service is not alone 3 Salvation Army institution but also a national one, and doubtless will be given all possible material help by the citizenship. All cash donations will be gratefully received and added to the fund which will permit of a better and greater class of charity work being done.

In some of the large cities, the ganization is recognized as an adjunct to its charity work and renders good service in all charitable and rescue work. The local branch of the Army in Natchez is presided over by active captains who never tire of trying to do good. BASEBALL, CONCORD PARK TODAY, 4 P. M. PERRAULT-HOLMES NUPTIALS.

Last evening at 7:30 o'clock Mr. Francis J. Perrault, a well known and popular young electrician of Natchez, and Miss Lena F. Holmes, daughter of the late H. E.

Holmes, 513 B. street, an attractive and popular young lady of the city, were quietly married by Reverend Father P. C. Hayden at the residence of the bride. Because of the recent death of the bride's father the wedding was a very quiet affair, attended only by members of the immediate families.

There were no attendants. Mr. and Mrs. Perrault will reside at the residence of the bride. BURGLAR VISITS EIDT RESIDENCE.

A burglar attempted to break into the residence of Mr. William Eidt, at 412 South Union street, yesterday morning about 1:30 o'clock but was frightened away before he effected an entrance. Mrs. Eidt heard a noise which she at first took to be dogs in the yard but a persistent scratching at the window convinced her that some one was trying to break in. She cried out a warning and the scratching ceased and hasty foot steps 24,000 housewives of Natchez.

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Postlethwaite were heard beating it away from the residence. The matter was reported to the police who will keep a vigilant watch in the neighborhood in the future, AMATEUR FOOTBALL SQUADS Jas. W. Miller, Promoter of Sunday School Baseball League is Encouraging Young Athletes. While the Sunday School Baseball 'League is practically drawing to a close, the younger men who are athletically included, will have an opportunity of demonstrating their ckill and prowess, during the months to come.

Feeling that nothing adds more to the manliness of the youngsters than good clean athletic sports, Mr. Jas. W. Miller, who, in a great measure, has been responsible for the excellent success of the Sunday School Baseball proposes to organize several elevens to play for football laurels upon the gridiron during the fall and winter months. The recent modifications of the rules governing the game tend to eliminate the greatest amount of danger to the players and the idea seems to be to make the game such as to appeal to the clean cut, aggressive ahtletes.

The formation of such elevens will furnish great recreation for the public in general and the progress of the games will be watched with interest. METHODISTS TAKE FIRST BEAT PRESBYTERIANS BY SCORE OF 11 TO 8. Fair Crowd Witnesses First of Sunday School League Championship Games at Concord Park. In the first of a championship series between teams of the Natchez Sunday School League, the Methodist team, which won the majority of games in the regular season, defeated the Presbyterian team at Concord park yesterday afternoon by a score of 11 to 8. A fair sized crowd witnessed the contest and although there were many errors made, the teams put up a good article of baseball.

This afternoon the Methodists will meet the Baptist team in the second of the series. In yesterday's game some heavy slugging was witnessed, both teams hitting the ball hard and far. Of the Methodists L. Kaiser got a three base hit and two base bingles were tallied by L. Kaiser and Wiggins.

Presbytermaking two base hits were: Feltus, 2: Turner, R. Ayres, Kendall, Boswell and N. Ayres. L. Kaiser, who pitched for the victorious team, yielded hits and struck out 12 batsmen while Feltus, for the Presbyterians yielded 13 hits and struck out 3 batsmen.

Score- R. H. E. Methodists -11 13 8 Presbyterians 8 11 11 Batteries: L. Kaiser and H.

Kaiser: Feltus and Turner and Boswell. Umpire: Addison Foster. This gives the Methodists the first of the championship series. During the regular season this team won four out of five of the scheduled games. It is hoped that a record crowd will be out this afternoon to witness the second game.

MORE CATTLE NEEDED S. BEEKMAN LAUB ADVOCATES DOUBLE DIPPING. Works for Texas and Other PlacesWould Restock Adams County Pasture Lands. Thousands of head of cattle from Florida and tick field States could be pastured in Adams county, wintered and double-wintered here, if the Federal department having charge of the tick eradication campaign would consent to their entrance under a said Hon. Sol Beekman Laub, member of the State Legislature, lawyer, secretary of the Adams County Live Stock "Thousands of head of cattle could be matured in this county.

They would be included with the cattle assessment on February first, next, and many of them would go on the roll for the year following, would net the county and State considerable revenue besides improving the live stock interests." In addition to the revenue the county and State would derive from this source, the pasture lands would be utilized, and the Adams county stock men could raise more stock, and make more money, as there is a big difference between the price they receive for cattle they buy in Florida when sold to be matured on other lands and what they would get if the cattle were matured here. If they could bring them into Adams county the cattle could be matured in this county and sold for higher prices when they have added weight on the pastures. This would mean more money for local circulation. The difference between the price of the immature cattle and the matured was explained by a New Orleans butcher who said a calf sold to a breeder for $19.25 was fattened by a feeder and sold for $85.55, though the latter figure may have been exaggerated. The cost of shipping the calf from Florida to Adams county, dipping, with value of pasturage and losses by death, would reduce the profit for the feeded or stockman, but he could make good money out of the venture, and the county, State and Rub-My-Tism will cure you.

YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS. Senate. Not in session; meets Thursday. Banking committee heard witnesses on currency bill. Appropriation committee heard protests against abolishing commerce court.

Public lands committee took up Hetch Hetchy bill for San Francisco's water supply. House. Met at noon. Mayor Grace, of Charleston, S. petitioned Speaker Clark to investigate the election of Representative Whaley and alleged irregularities in the primaries.

Favorable report on the Lever agricultural education extension bill ordered by committee. Speaker Clark left the chair to defend vigorously Democratic caucus against Republican attacks. Adjourned at 5:04 p. to noon Thursday. Bottles A whole PRESERVING COMPANY SOUND, RIPE TOMATOES, OBTAINABLE.

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