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The Marshall Messenger from Marshall, Texas • 2

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THE MARSHALL MESSENGER, MAIISIIALL, TEXAS. FftlDAV, Jt'LY 1 6, 1924 jhcl two AH-Uourid Athlete. HEMJEMIlLIt WALKER? SULLIVAN PITCHES SHUTOUT AS THE TROJANS BITE DUST OF DEFEAT, 5-0 rr 1 Li mM 11 1 .1 1 i rrrt "V-. lllOtR HOMEJtS IN GAME. SPECIAL Colored Glass Comports -Vases 7 Mt a It 5 'S 1 he'list of StTidebaker-ownerswho have driven, thdr cars over 100,000 miles has passed the 700 mark and names are coming in, iSuch present a challenge to every shrewd motor car If you are sijendiiig between $1000 "and $8000 for, car- you will gave money if you -first spend hour.

with 'r VK A fth it. in it IMt- tr. I 111 -111- ti Studebaker Distributor JiThf Iruliun their-- fifth striiigltt gsme unU fourth huU)ut in fiv ilay when tKey7b.laiiktKl the Tyler TfQ-jam Wednewlrty 5 to 0. It was the nixth straight victory and the fiHtrth'. nhutoiit fr Charlie Sulli-vhH, rookie hurleT, who llowcd the Trojans but four lone ly siiijflPt.

Not Tyler rntm reached- third and finfy tw got an. far secorMl" "Hill SU'llhauor" furnished the real of the gm wticir -he hit for, the circuit with a runn'er ttlioardJn the first inning, while a nenaatlontil catch by Anderson, a trreat "utop-ly MaHter- and Maaaey a lyise-8laliiTif also were outstanding Only in the tost, second, third and fifth inning did Tyler get Rum tin and two of these. were caught in an attempt stea). Sullivan trut-k-iut and" Clabaugh and Mc Neil once" each. -After -retiring necker to McDorialI.

to start the Indian halP'of the firnt Btanza, McNeil, walked Winrock, who went to' second when Jones was. thrown out jit first. Stellbauer then lifted' one over. the. left field wall to send Wisroek in ahead of him.

Two" more runa-were-added by the locals in. the fourth. Stellbauer was disposed of, Loiigneek-r to McDonald, fo begin inning. Massey then -drew a and stole" "peond, scoring a moment later when Labatjve singled to left, Bcrnsen skied to Andef-son, and thft outftelder later backed up" agwnst the btuu'ds for we-handed "of Sullivan's drive: "The only -real "was made mTie fifth." singled -through Labauycand- both runners were safe, when Long---neckerhil a slow roller tfiward. firstr.

Tlie nJ'Xt three, hatters, however, were easily, put away with-! oufflfQiuvanee on bastt. llollor w.iv popped up ta Ilatchett. Rchrover. poiiped- up to. Wisrock, nud' McNeil" Jonoii, A- at doubleTTiiay broke up another Intlian rally- Irrthe eighth and "they but one run.

After Wisrock led off itt that frame by poppnig up to Kchroyer, Jones singled to center. StellbaueV- linef one to McNeil, which the latter knocked do.wiv.iind threw away after Stell-hft'uer vad reHchpd iirst, both runners advancing a sack. Jones scored on Massex's single to-center, Stellbauer Jakmg rLabauvo hit one to" WillianiSj who caught Stellbauer off the bag." and threw to McDonald, who whipped the bsilT to -Greer to Massey off second. The Biime whs ixlaved in the- fast time of one hojir and thirty minutes. 1,.

ZJ, awi.i i. American railroads pay V.uu a day in. taxes Renew YourHeaith 5 By Purification Anv nhvsir.ian will tell vou thatl "Perfect Purification of the Sys 11 tttr 'fl 1 She's the champion all-round girl athlete at-Butler J. noeraity. She stars in track asd field, baseball, basketball and tennis and -is-said he quite a t'harlcstoner.

Her name Miss Miriam Eugene Walktr, last year, with the Longview Cannibal and the Marshall Induing," yes terday pitched a double shutout iver the Austin Senators in "the Ttxaa Aaitociation. Walker, who Is with the Palestine Palw, allowed Bix hits-m each" of iliu games, und defeated two of the leading: pitcher of the Association, Whltworth und Carl-ion biing of m.iteiwLaid to the AuRtin club winning the first half of the split season. The scores were-1 to 'amJ 2 to 0. A t. RET SHOW FOIt And Kit; Vr-f Itorav Hh -r (Hi Dozens of surprises Fred, new hot tricks Amernan lavarry in pursuit Mexican morales Fred facing a firmg5quad the jla'sh to the "rescue the blazing signal You'll love it! ALSO "Adventures of Mazie Footwear snoes inciuaea 4 r- Sale! I 11-.

1 rCCIT 101 i Nature's Foundation of.iver Kint revenlina; a lot of. WW- i fell out of perfect Health." Why not rid yourself of chronic ailments that are xmdermining your vitality? Purify your entire system by tak- inir a thorough course of Calotabs, ones of twice week for several weeks and-ee ho Nature rewards you with health. Calotabs 'the greatestof all system purifiers. Get a family package "with full directions. On sr 35 cts.

at drugstores. (Adv). Quality tH. nr' drfiAtut wfrt QUJNCY, '-July home run by? Short, stop Maderai of the Springfield riiree-Eye club in Wednesday's itnmo established What local believe, fo be a new modern World He now has nineteen homers to hi credit, tying the league -leadership with Catcher Urbnn Pickering of Maderaa responsible for- eight of twelve Tuna, but Quincy won the gillne, lit to 12, with a ninth-infimg Tally." BASEBALL-CALENDAR fiAST TEXAS LEAGUE Yesterday' Reults Marshall 5, -Tyler 0. Greenville 3, Texarkana 1.

Longvitw 5, Paris 2. Today' the test. i How "They Stand Pet Greenville .23 16 7 6ifi Texarkana r. 24 14 10 Longview. 10 Marshall 24 12 12 .500 Tyler 11 Paris .,...24 5' 19 .208 Where They Play Today 1 Tyler at Marshall.

Greenville Sit Texarkana. Longview at TEXAS ASSOUATION -1 Yesterday's Result Palestrae 0-0 Coi sic.ina 07 Terrell .4." Mexall, Trmpje 8. "How They Stand 10 n- Pct.t 17 Mexia 7. Terrell .24 .24" 121 .24 :.22" "14 13 11 10 .58 .542 78 14 17 .227 here-1 hey Play. Today Austin at Terrell Paliiitme at at Temple, 1- TEXAS LEAGLE Yesterday's Retrit Uniul.in riallnc tS inninol San Antonio 2.

Shvetport Beaumont it, Fort Worth 3. Wichita Waco 6. Mlow They Stand San A-utonio Dallas r. 91 Beaumont ,...,.93 Foit Worth b7 SlirevVport .91 Houston -94 Waco 92 36 39 44 43 48- 50 53 53 Pet, )09 ".571 .500 56. 52 4' 44 4J 41 39.

J9 Wichita Falls .92 .421 Wkere They Play Today at Dallas. San Antonio at Shrcveport, Beaumont at Fort Worth. Vu hita" Falls. AMERICAN LEAGl'E Yesterday', Results Cleveland 4-2, Boston 2-. TletrpU 7 Aew York 2.

Chicago-Washington," rain. St. Louis-Philadelphia, rain. How They'Staud New Yoik .84 --S3 31 Philadelphia .84 47' 37 Chicago -86 46 40 Cleveland 87 46 41 Washington 80 42 38 Detroit .86 43: 43 Stjaoui .83 35-48 BoKtorr-. .84 25 59 Pet.

.631 .560 .529 .525 .500 .422 .298 nere i ney nay toaay st. Louis at Philadelphia, two games. at New York. 1 i Chicrgu at Boston. '-Three game scheduled.

NATIONAL LEAGUE IfHlcrdaj Result rittsburgh 3. New York 0. Chicago 3, Boston 1. PhiladelphiM' 8, Cincinnati St. Lotus 11, Brooklyn How 1 hey Cimiim.ati ......87 50 37 C.

Pet .019 .650 .541 .529 St. Louis .871 85 Brotkl.ti .......6,1 New York; ......84 Philadelphia .....82 44 36 46' 39 45 40 43 40 43" 41 32 50 32 52 .518 .512 a tin Boston 84 381' MARSHALL Called o'clock. "i -i I SHAMPOOl The Fitch' Sbinpoo Clvt ind -move from the erjr "Snt MC'ttm -ewsy particle of dndruff end forciga Cash drily: Jewelry Co. Watch Specialist zr WsMtaMMaU TirFORTENDER SORE, 110 FEE! -AliJ what No more tired feet i no more Jjiirumg" bad smelling, wcaiy No more pain corns." callclscs or No-maitcr. what your feet or t-what utiiler the ittn vou rc trtcu uuhout getting rthtf, Just trSc "lw" "1 iz" draws out all the poisonou wmcil.

pun up lire iccii is magical; "Tiz'irw grandr "Tiz" will end jour foot trouble so you'll iievcr limp or draw up your face in -pam. Your -shoes seem tight and your feet wilt never, nevsr- hurt-or get woUn or jt T- j4t1 uet a box at an)' druir or actwrt mcnt ftoro, and get relief "for a few cctrtj (adv.) ftESTPlCTURES S. MUSIC-TODAY ONLY Complete Change of Program Today fw VILLI AM FOX presenU jjFJr'l fVevell IMV vVf WITH CLARA-BOW, BARLE WILLIAMS, LESLIE FENTON A ital, pulsating modern story plus the -most -picturesque fantasy Ever Screened ALSO A COMEDY Excess Baggage AT 8:30 ON THE STAGE ART LAMAN and His Merchant'! Campaign '-LaLSO Some Vaudeville '1 Don't forget the Children fke Cream Matinee Today Only INDT MM I ft earance Mtter, ItiVine the -lp tlraa end healthy tad the hair oft and fluffy, The toBK ta (he Fitch Shampoo actually penetrater into every hair follicle, thereby fcmgenthij the growth of hair. The lather then rdiiilly edited by the application of water and, when totbed out and rinsedr the lather carries mk it "all dirt, idaadrnff and foreign natter, leaving every pore pen and functioning utore intended. Know the joy ef a really clean acalp.

Make your next thaoipw a Fltrh. Boy a beetle at any toilet gooda counter or write' the F. W. Fitch Co, De Moines, la, for free trial bottle. If Fttch'i isn't all we say, "take it badi and your money Mil be refvaded.

(CneyHiM. 1924 F. Your Pay-Day Money Will Do Extra At This Great Sale "All our Spring? and Summer Footwear is grouped HUNTERS INVADE. TEXARKANA- AND FIRSTl TEXARKArTexas, July 16., Although outhit by eleven -to seven. Greenville won the open pame jrorn Texarkana, 8 to.

1. HUitfieldut-JQockeiy. of the -Twins Avns'tfidsed from the srame hy Urn Stringer- for disputing a called third strike Greenville-iTexaikana fJOO 000 S7 TJ .001 000 000--1 11 1 v. ft ,1 uuritson 4uu nentn, utiuu SNAPP'S GREW -r i "THE CELLAR FOR SOME TIME PARLS, Texas, July .16. The Longview Cannibals, opening a.

series in this city, won from he Bearcats Thursday by a score of -5 to 2, scoring four -of their five-runs in the. first inning rfoff their-farmer Applet jton. Lowranco, traded to Long-iview for Appleton and Burch, "bit a home run in. this Jimmg with tw'o runners on -LongMew ..400 000 001 5 6 2 Pans 000 000 1102 5 4 Ferguson and Stagner; Apileton, Emmons and Burch. improved Bal(oonp6 ide the ucv nuv co.sie.st ot casy riamg Mattinglyl Service; Station has secured th franchise -on Gabriel Snubbers for Marshall territory and carries iiv stock a complete line of this highest tvoe shock absorber, to gether all repair parts for this popular juipmenti They smooth the road, save your car and make motoring a pleasure.

I. VS. TYLER Admission 1 1 1 i 50c, at tnese two prices, wnite $4.45 and $6.65 Edwin Clapp andIrving Drew Shoes' Excluded Aiifomolbiles shfng, elrning iidc FITCH Afttr the is FITCH TONIC-for ewy hir and scale condition I It the scalp hu bun tore and blotchy, use FITCH'S IDEAL TONIC If your hair is Indued be oilr, use JUTOHT 0UINWE T0H1C or FITCH'S TONIQUE SUPERU (Both art AtnnEit-and Antiseptic.) If you suit Uit to Jit at ji lace, use FITCH'S LA FOMA TXINIQUE On Salt ml All tmilmt Coodl Cemafere art Taoe Carnvn MMt Saxee for some l7ae Application Barbot Shoos mnd Beauty Pmriort W. Fitch Co.) Buick Co. THE MESSENGER, I i 1 1 I I jry 4 r.

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IS.inn..n. t' 8 Sulllviin, 1 1 0 Total 5 HI -'7 12 0 jscnic bv iunlnkiH Tyler nun null onu Mursha.ll. i'lW 2H 01 3 One Table One Table -Children's Slippers Men's Oxfords $1.00 $2.55 One Table One Table Ladies' Slippers Ladies' Slippers $3.95 1925 Dodge Special Roadster Brand new Overland Six Sedan at substantial reduction. 1923 Uuick4-Cylinder Touring -1924 Ford 4-door Sedan 1924 Ford Coupe These carts are all in fondition, fully guaranteed by us, and are fairly priced. No Charges No Exchanges No Refunds Don't Fail To Attend This Sale 0E: STORE HUB SH Pierce-Hill ALL THE NEWS-IN Phone 512 Home run Stell-bHiier: wiTlllce- hit iiiises pluv Wllllaiim to to (ireert slruclt out.

liv nutllviin '4; DHHeM on bullai ofT McNeil 'it ul-Hvnii 1: balk ssulllVMliT iniliie rhlllip anil Krwiu: Time 1:30. For ages the scientists have sought unsuccessfully for a means to restore the original lustre to pearls which have lost it. Games 117 East Austin Law laaniia 1 ir" -r--,.

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