Messenger-Inquirer from Owensboro, Kentucky • 6

BIX Thursday Kvcnin--OWEXSBORO INQUIRER May 4, 191C. HEED $1,000 FOR BASEBALL TEAM Canvassers Out This Afternoon to Raise Remainder of $2,500 OFFICIAL SCHEDULE KITTY BASEBALL LEAGUE FOR 1916 AT AT AT AT AT AT DAWSOV MADISON VI Ur CLA UK AVI LIU OWLXSKORO HfOXUKRSO.V May 2, Zi, 'in, Juno G. 7, 8, June 1. 2, Juno 1.1. 14.

May I'i. 30, 31. JiAW'SOX RICA I) Jf. ZD, Zl; Jy. 4, July 15, June ZK, ZD, lit).

July Zl, ZC. July Zl, ZK, 29. Ant 10, li, 12. An, 4, Je. 2i, 27.

Aug. 2. 3, Auk. 14, lfi. Aug 17, IS.

13, May 2ii, 27, 2H. june June 22. 23, 24. June 10, 12, Je. 4, 2.i.

Zfi, 27. MALISOXVILLI.E Ie. hi, 17, is; Jy. 7, J. OWLWSIIORO July 20, 21.

July 10, II, 12, July 1, 2, 3, 23. Jul 17, 18. 31; An. 20, 21, 22. Aug.

17; 1 ZC. July 27, 2S, 2D. Ana. 27, 2S. Any.

13. June 1, Tt, 25. June Zb, 30. May 23, 24, 25. May 2, 30, 31.

June 10, 11, 12. HOI'KIWSVILLE July 17, IS, July 24, 25, 2fi. IXQCIREit June 19, 20, 21. Je. HI, 17, IX; v.

July 1, 2.3. 23. Ann, 'i, 27. 28. Aug.

14. 15, IB. Auk. 7, 8, 9, 23, 2). July 30.

31: Any. 13. Aim. 20, 21. 22.

Juno 10, 11, 12. May 29. 30, 31, May 27. Jo. 4.

5. 6. 23. 2, 27." May 2: Je. 10, 17, 18.

CLAKKSVII.I.K Inly 1, 2, 3. July 13, II, 15 July fi I July 17, IS. July 7, 9, 3o, 31. Jy. 32, 23; Any.

13, Any, 5. Any, 0, 1 1, 12, 25. Any. fi, 20, 21, 22. Any.

2fi, July Mi, 11 12. Juno 1, 2, 3. June 22, 23, 24. Juno 7, 8, 9. 27 Any.

7. 8, Any. 2, 3. Jnly 22. 19.

20, 21, HAS KHALI, June 28 30. Any. Auy. 23, 21, 2.,. July 27, 2 J9.

Any. 17. is, 19. jv 4.5 li; An. 10,11,12.

June 22, 23, 21. 7, 8, 9, Juno 1, 2. 3. June 13, 14, 15. May 23, 24, 25.

IlKXIiKUSOX Lily 19, 20, 21. 22. July 10, II, 12. July 24. 25, 2fi.

June 19,20, 21. XKWn Auy. 23, 24, 25. Any. 7, 8, 9.

Any, 1, 2, Any. II, 15, Ifi. Jy. 13, 4. 15; Any.

5. Cliff Markle, the "Find" Of the Easeball Season i Russian Women Who Join .4 Army Prove To Be Heroines annS Results ment serving in Calicia. For a long time the men had concealed her sex from the authorties. The officer discovered the truth accidentally. lie wished to take the Koldicr as his orderly on account of "his good" conduct and youth, and had summoned "him" tp his quarters.

He was struck by the face and the eyes he asked questions and the girl began by denying but finally burst into tears and confessed. This girl shared all tho difficulties of the service and all the dangers of battle with the others. Her bravery has been the marvel of her male companions. She has a pleasing appearance, a round face, shining with health and looks well in uniform. The men protect her by common accord and act toward her is her father and mother with touching solicitude.

She has just been r- i i -h yE Ks 'X Jf IriDKiriG Blackberry winter. It 1 always the matchless players that set the league, on fire. And it matchless firemen to put the fire out, with apologies to the Jocal Freezers Ice cream. Spring underwear. Certain young ladies.

Von know Pln The citizen 1 most abhor Is he who fights Old Europe's war. Cincinnati Enquirer. And one whose corpse I'd like to view Is ho who calls me "Hey, there, you!" Judge. Tho girl who makes Our senses hum Just punctuates her Talk with gum. Commercial Appeal.

The gink Whose back I'd like to bend Is he who says "Just lend mo ten." Maybe tho correspondents will save the situation in Mexico There were all tho Plynns and Flaritys and O'Lrians that a man named Pearce had to be chosen provisional president of ire-land, even for a day? It was a national outrage. Commercial Appeal. Sleeping Sickness "Haven't seen you for several days." we said; "where've you been? "Xo," replied a former citizen of that location, "I've been sick, that's why 1 look this way." II opto wn Xew Era. The Stingy Jim Jones sure is a stingy man. The tightest of tho tight.

He' melts the tin off every can And "stops his watch at Pittsburg "Postmarks." That he's a tight wad you'll agree We speak of Silas Main, Who takes all sacks to grocery To have them filled again. Hutler (Pa.) Citizen. Tho tightest 'man in oil the world Is Jasper Line, we think; He makes his wife write shorthand So as to save the ink. State Journal. By the way, did you notice in that Irish revolution in Dublin that the rebels captured a distillery and held it to the last? Aesop Outdoue Once upon a time there was a man who put on his new spring suit and went out for a little walk and got back home without being caught ia the rain.

At one time it took six weeks to get across the Atlantic ocean. Xow you can get across in six days if you get across. A Small PlstineUon Some men are plain loony while others wear flower bouquets in their coat lapels. Words Seldom Heard "It was all my fault. 1 should have known better." Yet there are some men so easy that sharpers do not even have to go to the trouble of gilding the bricks they sell to them.

And by the way, girls, don't put off becoming a June bride any longer now. Try Them on Your Prononneer Pianist. Fatiteuil. Coiffure. Cabriolet.

Telegrapher. Ichthyosaurus. "Well, of course, if yon are going to buy a drink that puts an entirely different phase on the situation." Life's Little Liar "Really, I've had a perfectly lovely time." Looks like the only result attained by that Irish revolt is that Dublin is going to get a new post-office. NEW POLICE JUDGE flurles I. IHvens of Island fieN UN Conuuission Ky- May 4.

Charles D. Divcns, received his commission to day as police, judge of this place. The appointment was made Gov. Stan ley, upon the recommendation of a large number of property owners who believe that Judge Divens will make a good and efficient officer. This io- sition was formerly teld by Judge John Staton, who resigned about two months ago.

Pending the appointment of Judge Divens the duties of the police judge has been in the hands of Magistrate B. J. Drake. The appointment of Judge Divens Trill meet with the approval of thcritizens of Island, DIRECTORS' MEETING Three Committees Selected to Handle Details-Working on the Diamond The canvassers who undertook to raise the funds necessary to support the Owensboro ball club this year still lack about of bavins the amount they started out to get. With the training camp scheduled to start next Monday and the manager and several recruits on the job, the workers will have to make some in the next few days if the season is to he started right.

It is up to Owensboro fans to come through with the balance, and the committees not busy this afternoon to wind up the campaign for funds. The club directors met lust night to discuss the prospects for this year. "Sandy Murray," the new manager, met with the directors and discussed briefly the situation with the reference to the players who will report this week. J. I).

Russell, 11. K. Foor, C. A. LaRtie and ('.

Jacobs were placed on the. committee to look after the grounds this year. The auditing and publicity committee, selected last night includes 13. Foor, Floyd Las-well, Gray Uaynes and J. M.

Vnughan. President Laltue, John ('. Calhoun, li. P. Keene and George A.

Itlcich are on the purchasing committee. The grounds committee wiil start work on Southsidc park Immediately, and it will be in condition to use by next Monday. Players will begin reporting tomorrow, but most of them are expected to arrive Sunday and Monday. The purchasing committee has already begun negotiations with local firms for uniforms, balls, bats and all equipment. HAVE COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS Be Better Looking Take Olive Tablets Tf your skin 1st yellow complexion fjallid tongiio coated Uipitito poor you have a bad tasio in your rnoutli a lazy, no-Rood fueling you wbould tako Olive Tablets.

Dr. Edwards' Ollvo Triplets a substitute for calomel wor prepared by Dr. Kdwunls after 17 years of. tudy With his patients. Dr.

Edwards' Ollvo Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with, ollvo oil. will know them by their olivo color. If you want a clear, pink skin, bright feyes, no pimples, a feeling ot bnoynney like childhood days, yon jnust get at tho cause. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets -net- on tbo liver and bowels like calomel yet liueo no dangerous after effects.

start the bile and overcome constipation. That's wbv millions of boxes are sold annually at 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. I Take ono or two nightly and note tb pleasing The Olive Tablet Company. Columbus, OX Why Didn't you Telephone But maybe you haven't one in your home worse luck! The! bedraggled a dress.

sniffles onH VSS2: sniffles and the sneeze these worries, just move out moves Act tho. Pfintrir It Office -howl -cai little mm costs IT will be sur prised. IJELESRJira CGSPAKY INCOHPOAATtO audit. 5 on PLUMBIHO AfiD GAS EXPERT MECHANICS And Prompt Attention YOUR PATROXAGE SOLICITED 211 E. 2nd.

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Xew York; K. II. K. lirooklyn li 10 2 New York I 12 1 Halterles Sinilli, Cliency, CooinliM and Meyers; iicnloii, Stroud, Palmero, StJiuner and Haiiden. At HokIoii: It.

U. K. Philadelphia 3 (i 0 Boston 0 (i 0 Latteries Alexander mid Burns; Barnes, Kayan and (biwily. At SI. Louis: K.

U.K. Cincinnati (1 12 1 St. Louis 9 Batteries -Selineicler. Dale, Sohiilz and Clark; Meadow-, Williams, Jasjier Sailer and Conzalew. USE "TIZ" FOR SORE, TIRED, ACHING FEET No mere liiirniny, set.v, enlleiised I'eei 'riis Just, take your shoos oft and then put those weary, shoe-crinkled, aching, burning, corn-pestered, bunion-tortured feet of yours in a "Tiz" bath.

Your toes will wiggle with joy; they'll look up at you and almost talk and they'll take another dive in that "TIz" bath. When your feet feel like lumps of leadall tired out just try "Tiz." It's grand it's glorious. Your feet will dance with joy; also you will find all pain gone from corns, callouses and bunions. There's nothing like "Tiz." It's the only remedy that draws out all the poisonous exudations which puff up your feet and cause foot, torture. et a 25 cent box of "Tiz" at.

any druy or department store don't wait. Ah! bow glad your feet get; bow cnni-fortalTle your shoes feel. You can wear shoes a size smaller if you desire. WARNING TO WOOL GROWERS Ho not contract your wool to buyers for 30 or 35 cents per pound. Wool will bring biggest prices in years.

Consult us before selling. P. O'BRIEN SON One niboro, Ky. Uolli Phones. 517 East Third St.

bury Ha in. AMKHICAX LKAOl'K W'ijii Lost Washinyton 10 10 8 Clevtland Xew York Detroit Bost on Cliicayo St. LoiiIh I'hiladeljdiia 7 9 10 11 10 WIIKKK TIIKY PLAY TODAY Cleveland lit Cbicaso. St. Uiuis at.

Delroit. at Philadelphia. Xew York at Boston. WKDXKS DAY'S At Philadelphia: I Xew York 2 Philadelphia 3 Batteries -Ken tiny, Sboekey Xuiiaiuaker; Xaborn, P.iihIi AMKIt ICAX ASSOCIATION' Won Lost I.oi.isvllle II 1 8 I Minneaiiolil 7 5 Columbus 7 Toledo 1 7 St. Paul 4 7 Kansas City 4 8 Milwaukee 2 1,0 Prt.

.917 .583 .583 I .333 .1117 WIIKRK TIIKY PLAY TODAY Columbuw at Toledo at Kansas City. I ndianapolis at. St. Paul. Louisville at Minneapolis.

There were no yanies scheduled in tiie association Wednesday. I.l'l TV IfTSSI'LL COKS HACK BALTIMOUK, May 4. "Lefty" Russell, the Baltimore pitcher, who was sold to the Philadelphia. Americans four years ago for the reputed sum of $12,000, returns to the Orioles as first baseman. Manager Jack Dunn said he had purchased Russell from the Syracuse team, Xew Vork stale leayuo.

MOHIHSETTK RELEASED P111LADKLPIIIA, May 4. Manager Mack of the Philadelphia American. announced that he had released Mori i-sette, pitcher, and Crane, shortstop, to the Baltimore club of the International league. KANSAS CITY (J ETS LEWIS M1LWAI KKK, May 4. Second Baseman Lewis of the Milwaukee American association club today-was sold to the Kansas City club and Pitcher Ditto was released to the Dayton, Ohio team.

KHEI JrATIC PAIX STOPPED The drawing of inuscies, the soreness, stiffness and agonizing pain of Rheumatism quickly yield to Sloan's Liniment. It stimulates circulation to the painful part. Just apply as directed to the sore spots. In a short time the pain gives way to a tingling sensation of comfort and warmth. Here's proof "I have had wonderful relief since I used your Liniment on my knee.

To think one application cave me relief. Sorry I haven't space to tell you the history. Thanking you for what your remedy has done for ne." James S. Ferguson, Philada, Pa. Sloan's Liniment kills pain.

25c. at Druggists. Adv. 1VATCII CHILD'S COUGH Colds, running of nose, continued irritation of the mucous membrane if neglected may mean Catarrh later. Don't take tho chances do something for your child Children will not take every medicine, but they will take Dr.

King's Xew Discovery and without bribing or teasing. It's a sweat, pleasant Tar Syrup nnd so effective. Just laxative enough to eliminate the waste poisons. Almost the first dose helps. Always prepared, no mixing or fussing.

Just ask your druggist for Dr. Kings Xew Discovery. It will safeguard your child against serious ailments resulting from colds. Adv. .529 ii.k.

3 and and PKTROCRAD, May 4. The bravery of the women soldiers who have managed to get into the Russian army is again strikingly recalled by the decoration bestowed upon a Russian sister of charity, Mile, lvanoff, and the proposed decoration of Tanja Kak-ourine, a girl 16 years old. Mile. lvanoff, finding herself close to a company which had lost all its officers placed herself at its head and captured a hostile trench before which the troops were hesitating. Mortally wounded, she was by imperial command, decorated with the Cross of St.

George in enamel, distinction to which only ollicers are entitled. Tanja, a girl with masculine name, got into a regiment in much the same ircumstances and the same disguise as her mother joined a Russian company in the war against Turkey in 1877, At the time her identity became known the girl was in a regi ANOTHER SUICIDE IN LOUISVILLE HOTEL WKI.li KNOWN JiKW CASTLE MAX KILLS HIMSELF AT THE WATTEKSOV LOUISVILLE, May 4. With two. bullet wounds in the right side of the head, one near the temple and the other just back of the ear, the body of .1. M.

Guthrie, of Xew Castle, wa. found in a room at Hotel Henry Wat-terson hist night at 8:30 o'clock. The discovery was made by George Schenck, assistant manager of the hotel, and he in turn notified Manager Jones. Dr. KIHs Duncan, coroner, was summoned, and following an examination pronounced the ease one of suicide, t- Guthrie, who has been engaged in the automobile business in Xew Castle for the past two years, arrived at the hotel late Tuesday afternoon )nd engaged a room for twenty-four hours, paying for it in advance.

He as about the hotel lobby a good pirt of the evening, retiring to his room about midnight. From then until toe body was discovered last night nothing was heard from him. Hody on Red During yesterday afternoon one of the maids of the hotel made several attempts to gain access to the rjom of Mr. Guthrie, knocking lightly on the door on each occasion. Receiving no response, she concluded the occupant was sleeping and did not care to be disturbed.

When she went off duty last night, however, she notified ilie night maid on that floor of her failure to arouse the occupant of the room and the night maid then attempted ti tain admittance. It was she who finally-notified Mr. Schenck, who gained admittance by boosting a bellboy over the transom, the bellboy turning the key that he found in the lock on the inside of the door. It was dark in the room when Mr, Schenck entered. Switching on the electric lights he saw the body lying partly on its side in the bed, the head on a pillow- and the arms folded across the chest.

On the bed by the side of the dead man, just beyond the reach of the right hand, was a revolver. On the foot of the bed was an open magazine, turned face downward, indicating that Guthrie had been reading. Had Notes For Dr. Duncan, upon examining tho revolver, found in it five empty shells. It is his opinion, however, that only two shots were fired in the hotel room.

In one of the pockets of the dead man's trousers was found $1.25 in small change, and in a coat pocket were found two notes made out in favor of Guthrie, one for $3t! and the other for $321. Two accident insurance policies also were found in a coat pocket, and on the back of one was scribbled in lead pencil the words: "In case of accident notify Hadie Guthrie. Xew Castle. Ky." Several letterheads were found in a pocket of the coat bearing the printed words': "Xew Castle Automobile company. J.

M. Guthrie, proprietor." GOTCH QUITS CIRCUS stomach Trouble Forces Craj pier Champion Under Doctor's are CHICAGO. May 4. Frank Gotch, champion wrestler, today cancelled his circus engagement because of stomach trouble, which has forced tint to remain in care of a specialist here. He has fallen off in weight to 1S5 pounds, it is said.

proposed for the. cross and medal of St. George. SIX BROTHERS Hill He ricd In Richmond for Two RICHMOND, May 4. Six broth ers will go on trial at the May term of cirwiit court, in connection with the ki.ling of two men.

The three Hopkins brothers, of llwrea, will be heard in tho ta.se charging the killing of Town Marshal Tom Collins, of. that city; while the three Vauwinkle brothers, of Paint Uek, will be heard on a charge of killing Hyman Ballard, a neighbor of the Vanv. inkles. Card atticrt, givoui in priivate. Jbomes in which prizes were offered, are to be probed by the May grand In ibis charge Judge Shackelford today urged tho inquisitors to make a 'thorough investigation of I c.

ding tiiat games of' euchre for which are oflcreii should ho probed in wiih the crusade aaginst gamb ling. The docket for the May term is a one. Three divorce cases and a number of "bootlegging" cases are set for trial. Everyone Should Drink Hot Water in the Morning Wash away all the stomach," liver, and bowel poisons before' breakfast. To feel your best day in and day out, to feel clean inside; no sour bile to coat your tongue and sicken your breath or dull your head; no consti pation, bilious attacks, sick headache, colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid stomach, you must bathe on the inside like you bathe outside.

This is vastly more important, because the skin pores do not absorb impurities into the blood while the bowel pores do, says a well-known physician. To keep these poisons and toxins well flushed from the stomach, liver kidneys and bowels, drink before breakfast each day, a glass of hot wa ter with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in it. This will cleanse: purify and freshen the entire alimen tary tract, before putting more food in to the stomach. Get a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from your pharmacist. It is inexpensive and almost tasteless.

except a sourish twinge which is not unpleasant. Drink phosphated hot water every morning to rid your system of these vile poisons and toxins; also to prevent their formation. To feel like young folks feel; like you felt before your blood, nerves and muscles became saturated with an accumulation of body poisons, begin this treatment and above all, keep it up! As soap and hot water act on the skin, cleansing, sweetening and purifying, so limestone phosphate and hot water before breakfast, act on the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Adv. SesiPigfeea I've been able to get, ays Nr.

W. M. Hubbard, Vrcidrrit Indian Poland China Breeders' Asoriaiion. l.a Fontaine, Indiana, in wrttiwr about Rapier's Pig neal hpsavs. It has provr-n the rhepft fcd ad bwt tTtnj fwl that I hve bee Dlefo a4d to my be rations." Be knows.

He trvd tAetn ail. itmneuiti fcmtiie mtTturw of Bif)f Ivaf nrtrl. swlafffs, eorn Cevd mal. linseed meat, rruhvd whvt.Qts, brlvr and gronrxl niTei ur. ejak-k Pram bn'lW.

information prw-. etc JUFtft FEE I 2 A recruit last year from the Waco team of Die Texas league, Cliff 'Mai'kle has developed into the "find." of the present iiaseball season. 'Maikb; helped pilch the Waco team to a pennant in 1915. This year with the Xew York Yankees, Markle has pitched four fihip games two against Boston and one each against Chicago anfl Pbilndelphia nnd has won--all; lour with, tomparativo case. In nonevof them was he hit even moderately hard, and in none of ih'em could the opposition crowd him enough to for one moment ruffle the calm serenity with which he worked.

There have lOeen some pretty cool young propositions in the great American ganiVbut none cooler than Markle, a pitching icicle, if there ever was one. NEWSOM CHOSEN FOR SECRETARY OF FAIR EXinilVE COMMITTEE ALSO NAMES COMMITTEES EOlt WIESS COUNTY FAIR Harry L. Xewsom will be the sec-letary of tho Klks fair to be held during the week of August 15-19. This decision was reached at a meeting of the executive committee of the fair held at tho Elks home Wednesday night. The selection of Mr.

Xewsom is considered a most excellent ono, as be is perfectly familiar with every feature of the fair business. During the Klks fair last year, Mr. Xewsom devoted nearly all of his time to the work and, before Liat made several trips to points throughout Kentucky and booked a number of magnificent displays of show horses. Mr. Xewsom will begin his duties at once, arranging for the biggest and best fair ever pulled off in Kentucky.

The time for holding the fair is an off week for Kentucky and Indiana fairs, and precedes tho week of the Roekport fair. Mr. Xcwsoiu's office will be at bis present headquarters, -25 Allen street. Two important committees were also appointed at the meeting, which will give ample time to round up their work some time before the date of holding the fair. The catalogue committee is composed of Floyd Laswell, Dr.

O. n. Jleavrin. W. O.

Hager, Tanner 'j. J. Hloeher, George M. Fuqua and James Duncan. On the committee on donation! and premiums were the following: J.

Felix Heady. Charles P.rady, T. Harrow. Tandy L. Hail.

J. Milton. Hugh S. Herr. A.

and V. Henry Robinson. PIMSON FOR 16 YE APS CARLISLE. May 4. John W.

'shrout a farmer, charged with killing his brother, Jesse Shrout, was convicted of manslaughter in the Nicholas circuit court and given sixteen year in Cue penitentiary. KEEP YOUR SKI LEAR AND HEALTHY There is only one way to have a clear, healthy complexion and that is to keep the bowels active and regular. Dr. King's Xew Life Pills will your complexion healthy and clear, move the bowels gently, stimulate the liver, cleanse the system and purify the blood. A splendid spring I medicine.

23c at your Druggist Adv. OWENSBORO COAL AND CONTRACT CO. All kinds of Domestic and Steam "Coal. All kinds of Heavy llauling and General Contracting. 1222 E.

4th St. Both Phones 64..