Lexington Herald-Leader from Lexington, Kentucky • 7

i PAGE Saturday LEXINGTON June 6 1914 ORPHEUM SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA MYRTLE KASTRUP 1 Had Someone at Home Like You I Wouldn't Wan'na Go Sheep "THE LATENT SPARK" (Domino) two reels By Wm Clifford staged by Thos Ince A dramatic depiction of courage and heroism especially powerful in theme Presenting Charles Ray and Miss Burbrldge FRIEND THE (Keystone) An exceedingly funny timely and screaming farce of exceptional merit (Victor) two parts A gripping western drama staged with a background' of 2000 sheep An ideal romance combined with unselfish and pathetic sacrifice Featuring Warren Kerrigan and Vera Sisson Cblldree Ge lVkm the Goet gl TOMORRO to SI LEAGUE PARK TOMORROW- TO OUTWIT THE WRIGHTS GLENN CURTISS ILL FLY BALL Lexington vs Huntington General Admission 25c Grand Stand 35o and Be Ladies Admission and Grand StanSL 25c Boys under 15 years 15c Grand 8tand 40c Reserved Box Seats 60o and 75c Admission and Grand Stand 35c Reserved Seats on Sale at Fayette Cigar Store GAME CALLED AT 3:30 PcL a 603 641 638 489 432 389 353 NATIONAL LEAGUE $150 LOUISVILLE AND RETURN SUNDAY JUNE 7 Base Ball-All Parks and Theatres Open Leave Lexington Union Station 8:20 a Returning leave Louisville 6p Only two stops on route Vestibule train with dining car and parlor car AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Loat Teams Pet $25 119 678 624 463 483 435 833 AMEHICAN ASSOCIATION LEAGUE RESULTS at rhb giyivjlle 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 00000 9 3 jronton Sand ford Mace and Gohr gUferty and McDaniel XT RHE guntlngton 00001001 01 11 2 Newport 1 0000001 3 4 3 Batteries Lavender and Redman girt and Francisco AT RHE fort) mouth 00001000 0 1 10 2 Chilllcothe 40800000 7 11 Batteries Carter and Munson Ault-pan and Friend NO CrnnERR Letlngton-Charleaton game yontd wet grounds YESTERDAY'S EVENTS DOUGLAS PARK Flrat Race For four-year-old and upward: lx furlongs: Flying Yankee 108 (Keogh) 1 Font 101 (Connolly) 2 JltTrh'k 101 (Diahmon) 1:14 8-6 The Busy Body Billy Barnes aryd Wolfe Baths also ran Two-doIIar mutuele paid: Flying Yankee straight $860 place 1350 fcew 250 Font place $880 show (Ml Merrick show 8330 Second For maiden two-year-Idi: live furlonge: liberator 109 (Martin) 1 Chesterton 113 (Connolly) 3 Rancher 112 (Obert) Time 1:02 Denrro Malabar Tale-Marer Foxy Griff Golden Lassie Lady Xexlran Hank O'Day and Dorothy Fer-Uai also ran Two-dollar mntnele paid: liberator 11740: place $830 show 4j0 ('if -toTton place $820 show $370 Rancher show $300 Th'rd Race For three-year-old and up six furionga: Galley Slave IlS (Nlcol) O'Hagan 100 (Neylon) 2 Squire Bill 100 (Dlshnion) 3 1:14 -5 Robinson Roy al Dainty Trans Miller Brlghtstone and Alador also ran Two-dollar mutuela paid: Galley Slave straight $3890 place $1210 Miow $850 CHawan Place $3 80 show $300 Squire Bill show $600 Fourth Race For three-year-olds and up one mile: TiOveland 94 (xfaynesi Bonne Chance 108 Neylon) 3 Xorristewn 118 (Robinson) 3 Time 1:41 Jack Kavanaugh Curlicue Helen Frtlowman Secvlcence I Adair and Bermudian also ran Two-dollar mutuela paid: Loveland straight $15810: place $2980 show 1060 Bonne Chance placet $570 ihow $400 Morrlatown show $400 Fifth Six furlongs for three- year-olds and up: Jes JcMie Louise 98 (Neylon) Maria 104 (Dishmon) Manners 100 (Gaugel) 3 Time 1:14 1-1 St Avano and Agnes 0 also ran Two-dollar mutnsls paid: Jeaals Ixu-lie straight $490 place $2-60 8230 Marla place $350 show $230 Manners show $380 glxtn nace Three-year-olds and upward one mile: Glass 108 (Taylor) Rab Henaley 94 (Neylon) Claxonette 93 (Haynes) 1:39 2-6 TavoJara Caro Nome and Decathlon also ran Two-dollar mntuels Pldj Glass rtralght 31090 place $8 80 show 1219 Boh Hensley place $300 show 1 Claxonette show $300 BELMONT PARK First Race For two-year-olds furlongs straight course: Catiline 109 (Keilerl) 1 to Geori 1 Roearh 107 (Buxton) 12 to 1 Tn Finn 107 (Falrbrother) 6 to 1 1:01 8-5 Yestersun and Captain Parr also ran Recond For three-year-olds nd upward six furlongs main course Bartlett 102 (Sehuttlnger) 4 to 5 1 Little Nearer 107 (Falrbrother) 10 to 1 Beethoven 108 (Brady) Stol 8 1:16 Peaceful Buster Ap-Tulonate Belray and Joe Rosenfleld aln ran Coupled Stevenson entry Third For mares and gelding: three-year-old and up selling one Milim Travers 103 (Kede-rls) 12 to 1 1 1 art worth 105 (Buxton) 2 to 6 Yodellng 85 (Ryan) 20 to 1 1:40 Goldy Connemara Lillla Ktlcrea also ran Fourth Race Garden City handicap tb 'e-year -old and up selling one mils and a sixteenth: Perthshire 110 tMcCahey) 17 to 10 1 lyihengrln 102 (Schuttlnger) 8 to 1 Any Port 102 (Kcderis) 4 to 1 1:48 Guy Fisher also ran Fifth Steeplechase tor four year-olds and up selling about two mllea and a quarter: Gun Cotton 148 (Allen) 11 to 101 Adventurers 185 (Hannlgan) 16 to 5-3 RoUnd Pardee 134 (ttmlth) 7 to 1 4:47 Shannon River also ran Nxth Race For maiden Allies vear-oida live furlonga straight JTmnieuae 108 (McCahey) 8 to 1 Coquette log (Troxler) 13 to 1 Gnat 108 (Kcderls) 100 to 3 1:0 15 Charter Mold RWn "Mon Dlaillualon Hasaock Carrie and Reflection also ran MONTREAL Jlrat Purse $700: na a half furlongs: 120 (Burns) 13 to 10 1 Rj tr 117 Caplin) 11 to (Ad? Spendthrift Ill (Collins) 10 to 13 0:53 3-5 Rmlthfleld also ran Purse $600 two-year-r 1fl1v furlongs: 101 (J Collins) IS to 6 1 118 (Hanover) 13 to 20 2 107 (Clemont) 40 to 1 Jefferson Stalwart Hel-a-Wa Claire and Dr Larrick also ran old RacePur 00 three-year-Dr HP 1ling: el xfurlongs: 20 to 1 warener 100 (Shillings) Dp TYra 1 Toy 17 (Peak) 15 to 1 2 I0 202 (J Collins) 5 to 1 8 ElmiFchni14 2-J- kick's Pet Joe Finn iinVJS' Liberty llall Sack- Giinli winf Cliff Amoret PourthRo "0 1 Heretic also ran "Id anil 100 three-year-luroth iiP: onp mile: Rnipraiii cvnl1 (Collin) 8 to 51 15 to 1 2 m-lVi 8 to 1 Mry Tumbo Itun- fcleppa Milton Roblee Czar When the aeroplane company organized by the famous Wright brothers and now headed by Orville Wright succeeded In proving through the courts their contention that their machine of 1908 was the first successful heavier-than-alr flying craft built Glenn Curtiss the Wrights' biggest competitor and hundreds of others were compelled to pay them the royalty asked by Wright In an effort to disprove- the Wright contention Cur-this has on permission from the government resurrected in the Smith-Bonian Institute at Washington the first aeroplane ever built known as because Professor Samuel Langley Its creator lost a fortune and died of a broken heart because he failed to make It fly The ancient mass of steel and canvass is now at the Curtiss plant at 11am-mondsport where It has-been equipped with pontoons and the original engine re-enforced BEN ALI THEATRE Keith Vaudeville Today matinee and night will be the last opportunity to see Keith vaudeville at the Ben All as the house closes for the season after tonight's performance The entertainment provided for the closing week Is one of the best that has been seen this season and Is truly "an all star There Is not a weak spot in the entire bill and every act is a feature the most notable of which is the cello playing of Miss Ruegger and the acrobatic act of the seven Brocks Last matinee today at 2:15 and night at 2:16 adv THE COLONIAL program at the Colonial contains four splendid reels of pictures that airs above the ordinary In' point of interest "The is' a strong Sellg film drama The father of the family a writer of poetry is shift less and is by his hard working wife Twelve years later he comes horns rich but disguised as a tramjA His wife Is kind to him but his two hopeful children show too clearly that they have needed parental correction badly and they get It "The Vengeance of the Is a Kalem melodramatic love story The heroine is chhrmlng and -the staging and photography Is excellent "The Uneven Balance" Is a splendid Essanay drama This photoplay's plot deyelops'a very pretty' little story which ends with a moral "Judge a Woman by Herself and Not by the Tongues of Her A wife who le sympathetic and bg hearted but severe In her actions made so by a drunken husband Incurs the enmity of her neigh' bore and fellow church members She Is tried by the congregation but fate Intercedes and allows her to save the child of the minister and she redeems herself In the eyes of all "A Lady of Spirit Is a good Edlsoii comedy adv THE ADA MEADE Pictures for the Ada Meads theatre today will be a Crystal comedy "Some Hero" a Hepworth drama Curfew Shall Not Ring and Princess The acts will be AI Mack these two girls Blaizedell and Wallace and YELLOW KID BEN ALI KeithVaudeville Thursday Friday and Saturday June 4 5 and 6 All Star Bill Matinee Prices 10c 15c 25c Night Prices 10c 25c 50c 400 GOOD SEATS 10 CTS ADA MEADE 2:30 7:30 VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES 10c Any old hat made hew A safe bet xor all times you hat is cleaned by aF Roselle it is sure co be a winner 209 Broadway Phone2051-x SdUth BLUE GRASS PARK JOY Boating Bathing and Dancing Afternoon and Evening Music by Orchestra COLONIAL GOOD PICTURES GOOD MUSIC ADMISSION 100 the Rest Beftsehlag Mil la the World SX BOTTLES AtaUgsed Ban Onceries aai SPORTING GOODS BICYCLES MOTORCYCLES BASE BALL SUPPLIES CD 'l46 WEST MAIN STREET Seeds of All Kinds CENTRAL KY BLUE GRASS SEED CO Cheapside Have you seen the Overland Car? WALL PAPER AND PAINTS New and Beasrflfnl Design Call phone 2910 and I will bring sample books to your home In the citv or county Painting and graining floors a specialty ROBERT BATES Sid East Mala Street YESTERDAY'S GAMES NATIONAL LEAGUE AT RHE Cincinnati 0 0010100 6 Boston 100101 3 7 9 Ames and Clark Perdue and Gowdy AT NEW RHE St Louis 10 0000 0 11 New York 00103000 10 Perritt Robinson and Win-go Mairquard and Meyers AT RHE Pittsburgh 8 7 Philadelphia 1 0 3 1 0 7 1 0 13 15 1 Batteries McQuillan O'Toole Ma-maux and Gibson Kafera Mayer and Morin KilUfer AT RHE Chicago 0040001 0 IS 4 Brooklyn 080000031 8 4 Vaughn and Archer Allen Pfeffer and Miller AMERICAN LEAGUE First Game AT RHE St Louis 0 00210030 6 3 Detroit 0 00100040 11 2 Batteries Hamilton James Baumgardner and Agnew Dubuc and Stan-age McKee Second Game Bt Louis 0 0 0 0 3 3 Detroit 2 001 3 3 0 James and Crossin Main and MCKest AMERICAN ASSOCIATION AT RHE Columbus 20000000 7 3 Louisville 01000003 0 0 Batteries Humphrey and Smith Northrop Ellis and Severeld AT RHE Cleveland 11080001 6 11 1 Indianapolis 1010 00 02 11 1 Kahler and Pevogt La-Roy Willis and Livingstone federal league AT PITTSBURGH RHE Baltimore 0 8304012 IS 1 Pittsburgh 10000002 12 5 Batteries Suggs and Jacklitsch Bar ger Leclalr and Berry AT KANSAS RHE St Louis 00000010 1--8 4 0 Kansas City 00001000 7 3 Groom and Simon Cullop and Easterly AT RHE Chicago 0 1000400 14 1 Indianapolis 0 0000010 13 2 Watson and Wilson Fal-kenberg and Rarldon AT RHE Buffalo 10120020 6 10 3 Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 4 4 Batteries Krapp and Blair Seaton Peters and Land BASEBALL NOTES Clyde Milan tha speedy outfielder of the Washington team is out again hi season to annex the base-stealing honors Three St Louis teams and all three in the first division of their leagues Yes' sir this has happened several times this season The New York Giants have turned Pitcher Shore over to Jack Baltimore Orioles Shore is a former Guilford Colley nitcher The New YoiV Yankees are a bit shy of 300 batters hut they have several boys who threaten to break Into the select circle before long Ed Konetehy and Jack Miller the two first basemen who figured in the Plttsburgh-SL Louis deal last winter are traveling neck and neck In batr ting INTERURBAN RAILWAYS DVB LEXIXGTOX Fm Paris XVML LEXINGTON Fsr Versatile sad Fraaklort 6:00 am 7:00 am 7:40 am 6:00 am 7:30 am 8:00 am 8:60 am 10:30 am 11:50 am 1:20 pm 2:60 pm pm 4:80 pm 8:00 p-m 8:00 P-m 7:30 p-m 9:10 pm 11:00 pm-Fr Elmf4iL 6:20 p-m LVE LEXINGTON Far Grr(m 6:35 am 7:60 am 9:06 am 10:20 am 11:15 am 11:50 pm 2:05 pm 1:20 pm pm 6:16 pm 8:00 pm 7:16 pm 8:10 pm II :00 p-m Dallv axeept runday 10:40 pu 1:40 pm 1:10 pm 4:00 pm 4:40 pm 6:10 pm 7:40 pm 0:10 pm 11:00 pm a Fsr Versailles pm LVE LEXINGTON Fsr Nlekelsavtile 8:40 am am 9:10 am 10:95 am 11:40 ami 19:55 at- 3:26 pm 4:40 p-m 8:00 pm 7:30 pm 0:10 pra 11:00 pm LAP DUSTERS FLY NETS Extra Choice Assortment BARKLEY BROS 115 Short Opp Leland Hotel WillisGroceryCo CORNER SHORT AND BROADWAY Elisx Gergely a Hungarian primal donnaj jwlll head one 'of thejcompanlea I playing on the road next season COLORADO and the FahiOUs Rockies lWjiy not try to make this vaca-liorvjnore than Just a pleasant rest? why not get the reel rest and the education that only cornea from a com- plete change of scene? Why not eee the mountain region of rado? about do you a ski Every sport can be enjoyed there an- the climate assures just the Tight weather-for outdoor sports To make your vacation a real delight go on-the Rock ailud Lines famous Mountain direct to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo a superb steel perfect In every -a fitting prelude to a Colorado outing Other fast trains on convenient schedules everv finest modern aU-steel equipment superb dlnlng-car service -We maintain a Travel Bureau at S3 East Fourth street Cincinnati Our representatives are travel experts who I will help you plan a wonderful and I an economical vacation give you full I Information about hotel camps boarding places and look after every detail of yonr tirln Write for onr fascinating picture-1 hooks of wonderful Colorado I McGuire A Rock 'Island Lines I Lew fares daily all aouuaer DU PONT BUYS SADDLER One of the beat sales of saddle horses made here recently was put through yesterday when Itv Moreland sold to William du PonL pi Wilmington Del the millionaire' powder manufacturer the 6-year-old chestnut saddle gelding Twenty-Four Karat Mr du Pont will have theboree sent eaat where he will be shown ah' the eastern shows in the three-galted classes by Miss Marlon du Font daughter of the purchaser While the price was not made public It Is understood that a record ram for a saddle gelding was given Twenty-Four Karat Is by King Lee Rose sire of Nickel Plate Grey Jack The Bride Rose Cascade and other good ones and is out of a mare by- Lexington Denmark Mr Moreland has had the horse In charge for about eighteen months and he now lacks nothing that goes to make a prize winner Carmen Tomorrow Wait Kussell and his musical comedy "The Trust will open and will remain until next Wednesday The amateurs that-- appeared were Kelgrer 4b Company acrobats that won first prise created a small riot of applause LcRoy Smith the boy violinist won second prise and Hassell 4k Kemp "The Blue Grass Harmony won third prize "The Country will be Introduced next week on night adv BLUB GRASS PARK The First Presbyterian chureh of Lexington gave a picnic party to the Blue Grass Park today The party went to the grounds early and remained throughout the day enjoying the various attractions orchestra provided musle during the afternoon The orchestra will play for free dancing on the pavilion tonight The program: March" "My Bashful "You Broke My Heart to Pass the Time "Camp Meeting "Wedding of the "All Aboard for Alabam" Ragtime "Peg My THE ORPIIEUX SUNDAY "The Sheep Herder" Victor two-part drama Marking time with all the romance struggle fighting and exciting incidents of western history appealing to fancy love of outdoor stories and admiration of strong iqen and women who can hold a firm mount ride the mountains and plains and court leva with uniform ease "The Latent Spark" Domino drama In two parts A coward reluctant to bs a hero la forced to bO' come one at a crucial moment save hi 'sweetheart from a burning building and the fire bells are succeeded by wedding bells "Her Friend The Bandit' Keystone one of the funniest and most hilarious comedies in a decade with conglomeration of mirth provoking scenes orchestra afternoon and evening Miss Kastrup opens her engagement in 'Wanna Go Out!" adv HON CANTRILL' Will open his campaign at the Lexington opera-house on Broadway Monday June 8' 2 o'clock Ladies especially invited fi-3 STORING WINTER CLOTHES Your winter clothes can be safely put away without a cedar chest and without the disagreeable odor of moth balls "Direct sunlight has caused the death of many a germ and moth egg" says Mias Aaabel Turner instructor in home economics of the University ef Wisconsin extension division "If the clothes are well brushed and cleaned with due attention to pockets and seams then well exposed to bright sunlight and tied up tightly In cotton bags yen may feel safe about them until the cold days bring them out again "Newspapers or tar paper may be used Instead of cotton bags but care must be taken to have the packages tightly "Moths seldom touched clothes ars frequently disturbed" Mrs Patrick Campbell Is to tour America next season in the romance by George Bernard Shaw in which she has been appearing at His Theatrg In London Michael Fathom and Jacob Bunn also ran Mfth Race Purss $700 four-year-jai and up steeplechase two miles Juverenee 148 (Kermath) 8U to 11 Idle Michael 145 (Brooks) 0 to 6 3 The African 135 (Higgins) 80 to 1 4:09 8-6 Bill Whaley Tom Horn and Come On also ran Sixth Putse $600 three-year-olds and ud selling handicap five and a half furlongs: Yorkvlllo 104 (Callahan) 5 to 1 1 Astrologer 108 (Teahan) 6 to 1 2 Colquitt 108 (Collins) 7 to 1 8 i 1 :06 2-5 Bird Man King McDowell Tankard Joe Knight Lady Lightning Glint 8 up feme tiaueeler and Ancon alao ran Seventh Race Purse $600 three year-olds and up selling one mile and Cisco 100 (Claver) 20 tol 1 Fool Fortunne 98 (Callahan) 18 £0 5 aeeeseeeeeeeoeeeese 1 smite 105 (Watts) 15 lo 1 3 yime 1:55 1-3 Buss Around Console Jabot Effendl Lady Rankin and Love Day also ran.