The Chattanooga News from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 7

THE' CHATTANOOGA' NEWS i By Fisher It Hurts Jeffs Head to Concentrate His Mind wei-L? viet-L VINO'S Thq answer ANT CH'LO Can M60RS THAT OUT CONTENTS OF the BUTTLE Ate INCLUDED IN YH6 COST OF THE BoTTLfi Of C00RS6 I'TS SiNpce NOc6N-ne PCAuigAOW THS 3UNR JEFF I VHLONfi XOff Tne ANSWER- OWT TouE SELF The Ptftsr Coecr answer CYS the CJSNM- BRAwins of this as a KlNkSHMvE NY in Answering to Norr wRrre on more Than both sices oh the paper ANO ADDRESS Bod ptSHeR? NT A4KNn ceY-s stE OH TVS COT SHOULD sat the cork WENT THYti YHB BOTTLE I ff JEFF YOU YHtntK 'tblAS Gceto ay Flutes TMe CoY A PROBLEM FORYoU7 A BoYue anx a cork cost A DOLLAR AriDTeN CENT IWC YH -THt CORX Ye cork cost Jackson Disqualified John Paul Jones Breaks Own Mile Record MORE OB SQMMERSlGHASE IS tRADED HOPCUSS) I feO lll Fines Are Remitted Indies-tions Are That Schedule Will Be Changed Bristol June 1-Arrnngemsnt wag mad Sunday morning whereby tha Bristol bsseball team will rartnln In tha Appalachian league until a chance can had to readjust th oohedula Accord ingly the team left Bristol Bundsy aft1 noon for Mlddlesboro Ky whar It Is to play three gsmea with the Mlddlesboro teem end from there It Is expected to go to Knoxville for the last three days of the week It Is understood that President Jamb Smith remitted tha ftnee that had been assessed against the Bristol "1 that this was the baste upon which the Bristol team agreed to continue In tna league at least until matters enn he sat-lafnctorlly adlustad Before leaving Munson released ty rearc and Rawn members of hie pitching ataff He will ue Harding Dre Stlgner and Peoples aa his twlrlers ths rest of ths season The Bristol fans will endeavor to Im prova finances during teem end It In expected to present a new front within a week lit A building code which has been com-tilled for the city of Chattanooga to CundMd ready for distribution among the buHdora architects nd cinUvtora Betterton and aaaot lala have he at work compiling he code for th post fie Eire i Completed It atanda a mKtid which may favorably compare with ths of much larger cities and If enforcen should esitlly diminish the number urea and other accident to building at least per cent Tha place Chattanooga on a par with the most progressive cities In the coiintry and materially glfect Insurance rate hero It the document several point of Improvement which particularly to th public are restriction placed on theater particularly picture ahows garages elavaiet urut dry-oloanlng aatab-IlHltment In th rase of moving Pto-tur theaters tha entire floor of tha auditorium foyer and exit at rooted of II re proof material All scats shall be firmly fastened to ths door no chairs camp stools or other he allowed In the rooms In tore the doors shall open outwsrd and tha width of the aisles stairways and entrance shall uniformly arranged All theater shall he eqtdpped a prescribed with suftlclent hose and chemical apparatus for Ur protection "All building used for dry-cleaning establishment Shill not ntofa than two stories high without a basement underneath Th floor of such buildings shell ho of cement doors windows and Insulation entirely fireproof The enforcement of this regulation will ellntl-nets the danger often w-noojmtorwri In placing such concerns in hotel building and other buildings occupied by hundred of persona Revere restriction shall ha placed upon automobile garage Du to restrictions Included In rest ordinances no definite alteration will be mad until June 11916 after which date "all buildings then ud for puhllo garage within th city must he of approved fireproof construction" Haver restriction are also outlined for apartment houae and 11 frame buildings which will materially raise I standard of building within the city limit REVIVAL RESULTS IN MANY CONVERSIONS (Special to Th New Dalton tie June 2 -Th revival services at th First Methodist church closed flunday night great success attending th effoits of the Rev Has of Macon and Mr Hi trie-ton of Atlanta Between 75 and 101 people have united with th Inal church since the meeting started Hi revivalists left her tndsv for Murphy to (induct a meeting Cambridge Mass June Twelve sturdy Quaker legs with which six wearers of the Red and Blue gathered Ih twenty-four points won for the University of Pennsylvania the thirty-eighth annual field and track meeting of the Intercollegiate association of Amateur Athletes of America in the Harvard stadium Saturday The score was the Smallest made by a winner In the history of' the 'association 1 John Paul Jones captain hlS college cinder track career by running the fastest mile ever credited to-an amateur His new world's record record time was 4 minutes 16 2-6 seconds one second lower than the previous record he made on the- same track two years ago In the half-mile event Jones finished second 'The association records in the 100 and 220-yard dashes and the 220-yard low hardies were equalled respectively by Tatterson and Llpplncott' of Pennsylvania and I Wendell of Wesleyan The latter won both hurdle events and was the only double winner of the day Harvard lost when Jackson knocked down three hurdles In the 220-yard event ahd Was disqualified Had he won second place Harvard would hare won the meet Guaranteed Eczema Remedy The constant Itching burnlngf reS nkss rash and disagreeable effects of eczema tetter salt rheum Itch piles and irritating skin eruptions can be readily cured aqd the skin made clear and smooth 'with Dr Ee-agmn Ointment Mr Eveland of Bath III says: "I had eczema twenty-five years- and had tried everything AlLfailed When I found Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment I found a cure' This ointment Is the formula of a physician and has been In use for an experiment That Is why we can guarantee It All druggists or by mall Erfce 50c' 'Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis i Vt 4 A 4 JHtH tr wWifc'T The om rani Int'-rt-etnig topic of oon-vcrsatui srmul the fo utliern league vibt at present is the wrrdcrful work of llarrv C'ikte The Big Pole Just at present ts hurling the most phenom-jnal brand of ball that has been wit Zeider and Borton in Exchange Becker Goes lor Dodge New York June Flret Beeeman Hal Chase hue been traded to tha Chicago V) hits 6ox In for Beuond Base-nfan Kollle Zuider end Flret Basemen Burton Manager Frank Chance uf the New York American league teem announced last night Chance aald he had canvassed all the American league teama befuie making tha trado He explained that while he considered Chase a great first bsseman Hal had fallen uft in hta halting to such a degree that a change sums kind was compulsory It wee announced that Chance himself would play first bsss regularly for the locala beginning tomorrow and might use Borton In the outfield Zeider probably will ha played at second I Chancs has had hla aye on Zeider aver since assuming management of the New Yorks Borton hit SU for Chicago In algbty-ona games last year Zeider and ha will report here Tuesday morning Chase notified today of tha deal received Instructions to report to the White Sox at once Chase oldest member In point of service on tha New York Americana Joined tha team In 1906 Regarded by probably tha majority of baseball observers as one of ths greatest first basemen since the game began and once a hard hitter he has of lata been an unoertaln batter He waa taken from tha rankg and made manager of tha team In ths hitter part of the 1910 season succeeding Georg Stallings and remained at tha head of the club the following yew Harry Wol-verton waa hta successor Chase has been unfortunate In many ways having frequently experienced long spells of sickness and being out of the game often through -Injuries Tinker has traded Beals Beeker ths 'former Utamt for Dodgt of ths rhllliea 4 Ulosra and Skin Troublaa If you are Buffering with any old running or fever aorea ulcera bolls eczema or other akin troubles get a box of Arnica Salva and you will get relief promptly Mr Bruce Jones of Dlrminghom Ala suffered from an ugly ulcer for nine month and Bucklen'a Arnica Balv cured her In two week Will help you Only 26c Recommended by Uvt A Let Live Drug Co WHERE TtfEY PLAY TODAY National League Brooklyn at Philadelphia Boston nt Pittsburg Southern League BIRMINGHAM AT CHATTANOOGA Atlanta at Naahvlllt Mobile st Msmphla -Naw Orleans at Montgemary American League Philadelphia at Washington IF- Win Ml Ml 410 41 444 440 I4T Let Ill (I0 44 440 441 414 127 nblle Nashville Memphis a Birmingham Atlanta CHATTANOOGA Montgomery New Orleana Tik Plenty of Tim to Cat There la a BAylng that "rapid sating la alow sutclda" If you have formed the habit of eating too rapidly you nr most likely guirnrlng from Indigestion or constipation w-hlrh wl! result eventually In scrloug Illness unless rorrnctsd Digestion begin In the mouth Food should bo thoroughly masticated and Insalivated Then when you have a fullness of tha stomach or fesl dull and stupid after eating take one of Chamberlain's Tablet Many sever cases of stomach trouble' nd conetlpatlon have been cured by tha uae of thee tablets They era esgy to take and moat agreeable In effect Sold by all deslere STANDING OF THE CLUBS Southern league Wen Mobil 94 Naahvlll I Memphis 4 Atlanta 94 Birmingham 99 CHATTANOOGA 99 Montgomery New Orleans 14 CO He Defeats Wells After Being Floored -Ends ia Fourth Round Ghent Belgium June Georges Car-pentier the French heavyweight pugilist won tha heavyweight championship of Europe yesterday by knocking oat Bombardier Wells th British champion in tha fourth round Carpantier himself took tha count of nine In th first round and was again sent to th floor In th second In tha third round tha Frenchman covered Bombardier's weak stomach and ahowerlng blows In tha mld-ueo-tlon crumpled up the Englishman Ha ended the fight with a right-hand punch to th aolar plexus Just before tha end of the fourth round STREET CAR-CONDUCTOR CRUSHED BETWEEN CARS Naahvllle June While changing th trolley on a Fairfield atreet car at th entrance of ML Olivet cemetery preparatory to making tha return trip to thd city Runday afternoon Conductor Holmes aged shout 36 years wag Caught between his car and one following him and Instantly killed Conductor Holme apparently did not notice th car approaching and was horrlhlv mangled aa th two car cam together In a rear-end collision Motorman Cook was operating the rear car also a Fairfield and waa coming down the switch sn rout to town and wit apparently unahlo to gtop hla -car lu (Itn to prevent the collision Mr Cook was greatly affected by tha accident and stated that h4 rt'd all that wna possible to prevent tt He waa siltfhtly Inlured by tha force- of the collision and was removed to an Infirmary ATHENS BANNER MAN TO TOUR WEST (ftpeelal tt Th Nwa Athens June A Moore Junior member of ths llrm Of Thoms A leading mn't furnishers of Athens will leave this week for month's visit with relatlvss and friends In Tesat and Oklahoma It Will also vlelt Ksneas and prob-ahlv other western states before returning horns NEVER MIND THE HOT WEATHER YOU CAN KEEP COOU BY WEARING ONE OP $200 STRAWS and LIGHT WEIGHT 8UIT OP Kerissify's Class WE ARE GIVING A PAIR OP Trousers FREE WITH EVERY SUIT ORDER Drap In and Get First Choice the Bsst Patterns Wear Kennedy' Korrvcl Kips 60o 75o $100 Ths Kennedy LIVE WIRE 1 4 IA9T NINTH STREET 1403 MARKET STREET Th prie for a ihort tim only Full set of tooth Hold crown $100 lit Idg work (per tooth) $IC0 Hllvrr fillings FRLE i 1 i -S (MBmyeemiini ll dvb a w- 4 -u r' 4 a nessed In the Southern league since the departure of Otto Hess The won and three lost Is Covey's record cup to date Ha virtually leads the league He alii work against the Barons in one of the games of the present series would be a tnlghty handy man for Chance to have wtl king around Reynolds la pet haps the only man In baseball today who ever made a home run on a strike out: The freak plar In which he was the beneficiary occurred at Corpua Chrletl In the spring of 1911 when Reynolds was playing Independent hall Rs missed his swing at the third strike which waa a drop hall and the hall hounded over a low grandstand after striking the plate The pitcher who was opposing Reynolds was Fagan Burch now a catcher for the Portland rlub of the Pacific Coast league NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday's Results It At rinrlnnat! Packard and Clarke) I New York tMarqusrd and Meyers) 4 11 At St luila Harmon Oeyer and Paltai I Chtenso (Chenev Plerc and Arrher) 4 I Saturday's Reatilr (Mathewann and At New York Meverl I Philadelphia Fllr Mayar and Kllllfer) 1 Plrat At Roetrn itilrkaon and Whaling) I Brooklyn Ifctark and Miller) I I Second At Bnaion (Hea and Whaling) 1ft Brooklyn tRurker and Milter 11 Innlnga 1 I 1 At Pltteiiuif (Adama and Hlmon) I Chicago jHmlih Lavender and ArchaiWand-Braanahanl 4 I Plrat At St l-oiiia (fir in-r and Wlngo) ('Inrinnail (Johnaon and Kllng) I 1 Second At St lniia iprrrllt Burka and Wlngo) Cincinnati (Suggs and Clark) I 11 Bill Smith and Ilirsig in Dis-- puts Over Game Forrest More or "Rudy" Sommers will oppose Prough or Sloan of the Bsrons In the first game of the second looal series with the "brave and bold at Andrews Field Monday afternoon Tha Barons arrived late last night and are In fine fettle Molesworth believes that the club will soar rapidly pennantward now that he has figured out a winning combination The Slagplle delegation has played jamup ball during the last week Montgomery Ala June Manager Dobbs wil use Page and Donshue as the local battery In the second game of the series with New Orleao today Weaver la billed to pitch and Adams to catch for the visitors The weather Is clear and hot1 McDowell ths new outfielder from the University of Alabama may play with Montgomery today Memphis June Mobile and Memphis will play the second game of the present series this afternoon with weather conditions Ideal While Mobile has not fully determined upon their battery Robertson and Bchmtdt are probabilities while Memphis will select Newton and Seabough Nashville June The present series between Atlanta and Nashville will In all probability he put un to President Kavanaugh for decision Manager 8mlth of Atantg says he wll not stay and play Wednesday and President Hlrslg of Nashville says he wilt not play today Smith's plans to leave Tuesday night will not be changed unless by order of the president of 'the Atlanta clOb The squabble arises over the Sunday game Atlanta was scheduled here Monday Tuesday and Wednesday Manager Smith wrote to wpve up each game a day- He -claims have a letter from President Hlrslg agreeing outright to proposition but suggesting that flunday Tuesday and Wednesday would he better the letter adding that this could he arranged after the Atlanta team gets here Hlrslg called off game Smith says he will go to the park today and olalm the game Hlrslg sa vs he will do tpe same Wednesday Late this morning the weather was unsettled AMERICAN LEAGUE Raaulta RHE First At Clsveland (Oragg and Carltch) I It 1 St Loult (Mitchell end Agnaw) III Sacond At Clsveland (Katflar Mltohall Staan Cullop O'Nalll end Cartach) I St Loult (Baumgardntr and Agnaw) I 11 At Chicago (Russell Scott and Srhalk) 4 Detroit (Hell end McKee) 1 Reaalts BH At Wtehlngtati (Hug hot Altroek Engel Boehllng and Henry and Alnamlth) I It I Poston (Bad lent O'Rrlert end Cerrlgan) 4 It I At Philadelphia (Bandar Toff and Schang) 19 It 1 New York (Clark Klepfer end Bwoaney) I At Chicago (Whit end Schalk) 11 I Detk-olt Zamlnnh and Rondeau) At Cleveland (Blinding Steen and O'Neil) I 11 Louis (Lovernt Hamilton end Agntw) 11 SOUTHERN LEAGUE Yesterday's Results At Montgomery (E Brows gnd Donahutl 994 Naw Orleana (McIntyre and Adama) I 4 At Memphis (Lalhhsrdt and gnell) 9 11 Mohlla (Cavet and Hrhmldt) I 9 At Naahvtlla (Brackenrldga and Olhaon) 9 4 Atlanta (Muaatr and Chapman) 1 0 Beau It a If At Birmingham (Posen and Mayer) 4 11 0 Naw Orleana (Wllaon Swindell and Adame) 1 9 At Nhlire (William M(Manua and Noyeal I 4 Mobile (Campbell and ltrownl11 If 1 At Atlanta (Price Chappell and Imnn) 4 1 Montgomery tlBsgby and Donahue) i SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Yesterday's Results At Albany (Lowery Dngflehy- and Well) I 14 Oiarlexnit (Poster EldrMg and White) 19 At Savannah Robertson and (lei- Me) 19 14 Jerkeomllle (Horton Stewart and Smith) 0 4 At Columbus (Baker and Thirop- eon) 4 14 I Maenn (Mouse gnd Reynolds) 1 I I 4 American Association Yesterday's Reaalts Kansas City 4 Milwaukee 9 Toledo 7 7ndtanepotle 4 Columhii Louiet Ills rain Saturday's Ralla Columhui 4 linwlatllla- I Bt Paul fl Mlnnea pails 4 Milwaukee 7 Kai" City 1 Indianapolis 7t Toledo I Appalachian League Saturday's Rwulta kllddleehoro 4 Kuo Ill 1 Bristol i Johneca 4'tty Boma-Cleveland rain Frank Chance Has Secured Athlete Who Grabbed Thorpe's Position 5 Bth St LITTLE PALACE 8HOE SHINING PARLOR Everything New' Up-to-date Special Chairs for Ladlos HATS OF ALL KINDS CLEANED The Clothes We Make A Are -Distinctive 1 Because the woolens cannot bs duplicated In Chattanooga The styles are absolutely correct and the fit guaranteed to bs perfect VJEITZEI EHDAIIl HOME TAILORS Main 6128 013 Market 6b Lei Us Figure On Your PLUMBING And ELECTRICAL WORK 17 DACUS Plumbing Electrical Co B19 Georgia A vs Phono Main 981 BASEBALL tomorrow Chattanooga vs oinniCGunn ANDREWS FIELD Game Called at 4 pm RELIABLE TEETH JS III THE SUC710H Houston Tex June t-tt Jimmy Thorep the well known aborigine remains upon Mr MoOraw's payroll until next September he may have the pleasure of meeting face to face again at least one athlete who made him eat at the second table' The young man ho forced Thorpe to content himself with second honors In a two-man race Is none other than Bill Reynolds 'Houston catcher who was bought by Arthur Irwin for the New York Americans According to the terms of the purchase Reynolds la to report to Frank Chance at the conclusion of tha Texas league campaign One thousand dollars of New York money Is already In the strong box of the local club and should Reynolds stick It out with the Yanks until May 14 1914 $2000 more will be coming Reynolds and Thorpe had their little race while dueling at Anadarko Okie In the early summer of 101 for the right field position The club manager gave both a thorough trial 'and then took Reynolds much to the Extreme discomfiture of Thorpe who was left stranded After sticking around Anadarko for two weeks end eating at the expense of the successful candidates for the team Thorpe faded ewsy When the Olenta dropped Into Houston for three exhibition games this spring Thorpe end Remolds met but no effusive greetings followed Reynolds had no objection to shaking hands with Jim and sympathizing with him for the loss of the Olmvplan medals hut Thorpe remained In the background The two did not come far to face until Thoars'a first time at bat Thorpa'a only form of recognition was a stiff and fnimal how In a game later Scout Irwin aaw Reynolds rip off a three-haeger and a single sgalnat I-ou Bader an ex-Ulant The two Mows drove In four runs sod confirmed Irwin susph lon that Reynolds VU I ytatleesl rt Phil 17 II Brooklyn 71 I York 9 Chlrtgo li 9 911 P'htirs 19 9 47 SI nof IT 79 47 Boston 14 to 417 Cln natl 11 IT 97 A meric an )rl 717 II) II 19 IT 444 74 Id 144 14 71 4)1 tl IT 404 14 14 14 I li 141 Phlla Cleveland tt aeh ton Ch train Boeton Detroit St Iuils New York Appntnehlan don't ear how flat your mouth nor how many unaattefartory tta of teeth you hava had mad guar ante to make a that fit you perfectly and look a natural a your awn' Moet of eur pree-nt patronage I recommended hr "Uf early euetom-era whose work I giving perfect aatlefeetoln Tnl-bus Me'on J'vlll Alhgny Ksp It Saerst The splendid work of Chamberlain' Tablet 1 dully becoming mur widely knedp No such grand remedy for tomch and liver trouble ha vcr been known For sal by IL dealers HEW YORK DEUTAL PARLORS Yllt Market Street Ne4 I nd 14-veet etem Chattanooga Tma dy Attendant Ihone- Mein nfflrn hnura (telle I In I I nniter 4 4 I I.