The Topeka Daily Capital from Topeka, Kansas • Page 15

Sunday, May 16, 1915. GET RID OF HUMORS VOTERS FAVOR FREE FAIR; CITY ADOPTS VOTING MACHINES MISSOURI DEFEATS KANSAS IN TRACK MEET 68 TO 41 FEW EUROPEAN STATES KEEP OUT OF TROUBLE Only Topeka Store That Clocet Saturday at 6 O'clock the Year Round Hood's SarsaparlUa la the Medicine to Take Mke Pare Blood. Dry, moist, scaly tetter, pimples, boils, and other eruptions come from humors, which may be either inherited or acquired through defective digestion and assimilation. To treat these eruptions with drying medicines is dangerous. Hood's Sarsaparilla, the old reliable medicine, helps the system to discharge the humors, and improves the digestion and assimilation.

Get Hood's Sarsaparilla from your druggist. It may be confidently relied upon to do its work. It purifies the blood, tones the stomach, and builds up the whole system. It goes to the roots of the disease, and its beneficial results are permanent. It sets things to rights In the system.

Remember to ask for Hood's Sarsaparilla, because nothing else acts like it and nothing else can take its place. Advertisement. London, May 15. With the outbreak of a revolution in Portugal which, according to dispatches from Madrid, Is supported by the navy, Spain, Switzerland, Holland and the Scandinavian countries, are the only states in Europe which are not either engaged in war or have domestic troubles to occupy their attention. Among the belligerents interest wavers between the battle in Galicia, Flanders and Pas de Calais and the operations in the Dardanelles, from which Important news regarding the advance of the allies is daily expected.

AUSTRIA-GERMAN RUSH HALTS. So far as Galicia is concerned, the Austria-German rush seemed to have exhausted itself when the river San was reached and all the towns on the west bank of that river, including Jar-oslau, fell into their hands. This compelled the Russians to fall back in southern Poland so that their line now runs from Plock, on the lower Vistula, southeastward to Przemysl, thence south and east through eastern Galicia and Bukowina to the Rumanian 'Continued from Page 1. Column 4.) exhibitors' fees. This money will be used only for the payment of the prizes in the agricultural, livestock, mechanical and domestic arts departments of the big fair.

The money will be spent under the direction of the co-unty commissioners, and If the entire special levy is not needed, the balance will revert into the county treasury. The front gates of the big fair next September will be absolutely free to the citizens of Topeka, Shawnee county and the state of Kansas. The voting machine proposition submitted to the voters yesterday merely authorizes the city commission to adopt and purchase voting machines if it so decides. No special make of machine Is specified. The Kansas voting machine, made in Topeka, and declared one of the best manufactured in the United iStates, will be a contender for adoption, but the competition will be open to the voting machines of the country.

The use of voting machines will permit the use of smaller election boards, reducing expenses. It also will result in making the result of the election known as soon as the polls close, obviating the 24-hour count now necessary in some of the bigger precincts. Following Is the vote by precincts on the Free State Fair and the voting machine propositions: COl'XTV. FHEE STATE FAIR. For.

Against. HEAD CONSUL M. W. OF A. GETS DIPLOMATIC POST Lincoln, May 15.

A. I. Taibott, head consul of the Modern Woodmen of America, today received notice of Fptrial to The Capital. Lawrence, May 15. The Tiger triumphed over the Jayhawker on McCook fieid this afternoon.

Missouri winning the annual dual track meet by a score of 68 to 41. The wearers of the gold and black jumped into the lead when they took both places in the first event and although Kansas came back with the same number of points In the next event they could not keep up and Missouri began to pile up a lead which was never threatened. Two school records were broken this afternoon. Kodkey, of Kansas, ran the quarter in 50 and 3-5 seconds, which clipped 2-5 of a second off the old record and Floyd, of Missouri, vaulted 12 feet and hi inch, an inch and a half over the Missouri record. Simpson, of Missouri, was the big individual point winner, having a total of three firsts and a second after his name.

The relay was easily won by Missouri. Three recruits on the Kansas team showed up well, Brutzmacher capturing the broad jump and Miller the high Jump while C. Sproull ran a good race in the mile. Weather conditions were almost per- feet when the first event was run. Summaries: One-Mile Hun Won by Ilerriot.

Kan-fas; C. Sproull, Kansas, second. Time 4:36 2-5. luo-Yard Dash Won by Simpson, Missouri; Xiedrop, Missouri, second. Time 1 0 1-5.

120-Yard High Hurdles Won by Simpson, Missouri; Teas, Missouri, second. Time 15 3-6. 4 4 0-Yard Dash "Won by Rodkey, Kansas; Kdwards, Kansas, second. Time :50 3-5, a meet record. Discus Throw Won by Drum, Missouri; Warren, Missouri, second.

Distance, 121 feet 9 inches. 220-Yard Low Hurdles Won by Simpson, Missouri; Daggy, Missouri, second. Time :25 flat. Ilalf-Mile Hun Won by Murphy, Missouri; Rodkey, Kansas, second. Time 2:03.

Shot Tut Won by Reber, Kansas; Keeting, Kansas, second. Distance 41 feet. Pole Vault Won by Floyd. Missouri; T'owll, Missouri, second. Height 12 feet Inch, a new meet record.

220-Yard Dash Won by Niedorp, Missouri; Daggy, Missouri, second. Time 23 1-5 seconds. Score: Missouri 52; Kansas 27. Broad Jump Won by Grutzmacher, Kansas; Simpson, Missouri, second. Distance 21 feet 5Vis Inches.

High Jump Williams, Missouri, and Miller, Kansas, tied at 5 feet 8 3-4 Inches. Relay Won by Missouri (Murphy, Katon, Wyatt and Ntedorp); Kansas Flake. Edwards Elliott and Rodkey) second. Time 3:26 1-6. Two-mile Won by Grady, Kansas; V.

Cline, Missouri, second. Time 10:15 4-5. Final score: Missouri CS; Kansas 41. his appointment as peace commissioner, to represent the United States, in any litigation that may arise between this country and Bolivia. The appointment was made by Secretary of State "Bryan.

Mr. Bryan and Mr. Taibott were former law partners. Chancellor Samuel Avery, of the University of Nebraska, has been appointed to a place on the commission, provided in the treaty with Sweden. Both have indicated an intention to accept the appointments.

At the latter end of this line the Russians are still pursuing their offensive and have driven the Austrians back in disorder for some twenty miles, but they themselves are being forced out of the Carpathian mountains and are in danger of losing Przemysl as the Austrians and Germans are to the north and south of the city. FRENCH PRELIMINARY MOVE. The British appear to have resisted successfully all German attacks on Ypres, while the Belgians have continued their attacks from the sea to Dixmude and the French have made further headway north of Arras. It would appear from the long French official statement issued today thai this offensive In this part of the Pas de Calais was not intended as the commencement of the big general movement, but was merely an operation which has been completely successful to rectify their front in which Carency formed a threatening salient. They had most formidable positions to overcome, but after a terrific artillery bombardment, they were successful.

They are carrying out an of-fensave in the Woevre and have made further progress in some sections, while in others the German claim to have obtained the advantage. lopeka township-Oakland precinct 104 Belvue precinct 22 Highland Park 4S Shunganunga precinct 15 College Hill precinct 33 Sutherin precinct 17 Hartsock precinct 11 Soldier township Muddy precinct Klmont precinct 11 East Soldier precinct 28 West Soldier precinct 36 Menoken township Menoken precinct 12 Silver Lake township Silver Lake precinct 23 Grove precinct 8 Rossville township Rossville precinct Dover township Dover precinct 13 Kaw precinct Willard precinct 5 Auburn township Auburn precinct 5 TRAVELERS INDORSE WILSON. Springfield, 111., May 15 Resolutions expressing confidence in President Wilson were adopted today at the closing session of the annual convention of the Illinois council of the United Commercial Travelers. A TEXAS WONDER The Texaa Wonder cures kidney ana bladder troubles, dissolve gravel, cures diabetes, weak and lame backs, rheumatism and all Irregularities of the kidneys And bladder In both men and women. Regulates bladder troubles In children.

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In a pitchers' battle here today the local team defeated the Kreipe '310's" from Topeka in a twelve-inning game, by the score of 4 to 3. Saffell for the locals struck out fifteen men. Monmouth township Richland precinct 12 73 Linn Creek precinct Monmouth precinct 5 37 BOB PEEBLES TO SPEND WEEK AT INDEPENDENCE .483 1,036 Total country. CITY. Free Fair.

Yes. No. Voting Machines. Yes. No.

Bob Peebles, professional for the Country club leaves today for Independence, where lie has been engaged to remodel the course there and plan new hazards. The work will take Peebles all week. From Independence he will go to Oklahoma City where, on May 23, he will enter in an open professional tournament. He has been invited to play in a professional event at Dallas, May 25. Peebles has been appointed representative of the William Gibson company of Scotland, maker of Iron golf clubs.

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Des Moines and Rook Island tied for second place with 27 points each. Butler, the Rock Island negro athlete, scored 23 points, four firsts and a second. TOPEKA'S ONE PRICE PIANO HOUSE 630 KANSAS AYE. TOPEKA. KANSAS.

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for the highest price ever received by the Topeka management for a Topeka performer. The sum was said to have been $5,000, of which $4,000 was paid cash and the remainder in players. Reynolds made a good showing with the Tigers last season. He appeared in twenty-six games, pitching seventy-eight innings. He held opposing teams to twenty-six runs, or an average of two and eight-tenths runs per game.

This ranked him as ninth in effectiveness among the American league hurlerf. In his early season jjames this vear, "Doc" failed to show his usual form. His old fault of wildness bothered him. The necessity of keeping within the twenty-one-player limit probably brought on Reynold release. Reynolds and Cocreham were the Topeka pitching staff for the 1913 season.

Of course Manager Dale Gear had others who could take their turn when the two were tired, but his dependence was on the two husky young mound artists. Their work resulted in Reynold's sroing to Detroit and Cocreham to the Boston Braves. Cocreham received a minor slice of the world's series money last fall. This spring he was shipped to Toronto in the International leatrue. Reynolds first appeared in a Topeka uniform in the fall of 1912 from the Newton-Minneapolis aggregation.

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