The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1914-current, January 07, 1915, Home Edition, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFOUR Mutt Must Have Been Afraid He’d Get Gut of Practice „ _ wlT'l t 77 r, 1~7 "x KOY TO N\Oil f /mvtt DO yovP\ 1 5 V IKN6W ' BuT Ai \Utwt our OP THe J , 7" wMert ujsrb not] / 1 * <y '*‘ T REAL,ze .S ' > T l 6 r^ T lV^!f ß ™»* yG^R J f Yo °** ON /) ~\<n ™= 1— / No To rQ/5 and th-s C T“f T* *****! < you m f r •S'thg' First T>av r ° 1 1 Vj ' r ' (tue scsloot * ...j -^a.„ ».'lj / I—————— — —— ■ | ■ ... ——, —— . awß.MTOwirwm. . Pugilistic, Mat and Diamond Dope New York.—Barnstorming t»y major league rluhn enroutft north from the train Ip* camps in no longer popular. Vary f«*w of the club* will play moro than nix gamefi on their way home next Hprlng And most of them will he aKdinst other major league cluba There are two reaaonn for the shift. One is that the playing of about a dozen Ramon enroute aeerned to take ■ iffji TWO HEIGHTS IN THE MOST POPULAR miDI.RY 2Mi inches NORMAN 2H inch** tlw2B in CI..H, r„Mi a U.. lac. I*t„i When People Ask Us what is good for nerves and lost weight; we always recommend Olive Oil yoxcuak EmuJsion contawwug Huj*oj>Kv»yhus» • food tonic aud tissue builder. T. Q. Howard. Makes Stubborn Coughs Vanish An a Hurry flood Cenfk Bfraf Raillf aad Cheaply Made of Homo If own* ono in voiir family hM an «b --vtinat •' cough or n bad throat or client cold that haa been hanging on and refuaea to t irld to treatment, art from any drug •tore ounce* ot lMnex and make it into a pint ot mni|{b ayrup, and watch that cou|th vamah. four the Si* mince* of Plnet | ftO rent* worth* into a pint bottle and till the bottle with plain granulated augur ayrup. Ihe total coat ia about 54 centa, and give* von a full pint a family aupplt of ;t moat effective remedy, at a saving of ?S. A dav’a Uae will uaually overcome a hard cough. Kaaily prepared in 5 minute* full dtreetiona with I’inex. Keep* perfectlt aud ha* a pleaaant taate. Children like it, It’a really remarkable how promptly and eaaity it looaana the drv, hoarae or tight cough and heal* the in (tan ml mem bra tie* in a painful cough It alao atopy the farmation of plileirm in the throat and bronchial tubea, thua ending the per* *i*tent loose cough. A splendid remedy for bronchitis. winter roughs, bronchial asthma and whooping cough. Pints ia a apeeial and huffily eoneen trated compound of genuine Norway pine extract, rich in guaiacol, which ta ao healing to the membranes. Avoid disappointment hr asking your lrujrE'et for , ’*4 ounce* of Pinex,” and do not accept anything elae, A guarantee »f absolute satisfaction goer with this Preparation or money promptly refunded, 'be Pinex Co., Kt. VVavne, lnd. IK DOG COLLARS assortment, cheapest prices— 10c, 25c, 50c and up. Augusta Trunk Factory 735 Broad. Opposite Monument. the edge off the player*' form. An ollier reaMon 1* that the yarn*** In *mall southern tnwriH rarely produce enough In gate receipts to make It worth the iruijor'a while to linger around. It cost* from S2OO to SIOO for a club to stop over at one of the small towns, and very often the share of the gate that the major league club gela did not meet the expense. Moat of the clubs In the American and National Leagues have refused to schedule the small town elulis, and will he content to play from three to six games again*! club* In the rival league, In an effort to get hack part of the training ex pens* money. At the nge of 48, Georg* Bothner, Ihe most remarkable wrestler In the world, denies reports that ho 1* going to retire from the mat. "Why should I?” he ask*. "I'm a* good now as I ever was.” Itnthner 1* right about It, too. Just the other night he grappled a heavy weight wrestler and pinned hi* shoul der* to the mat In Jig time Bothner ha* been wrestling for 18 yenr*. He ha* been In actual compe tition more than 2.600 times, lie never was thrown by a man of his own weight. Bothner rarely ha* weighed over 136 pounds, yet he ha* met mid dleweight* and heavyweight*. Ho has defeated most of them. "1 keep In shape by v#cstllng an average of 86 men a week.” eatd Bothner. "1 conduct a wrestling school and grapple with all my pupils. I don't believe In strict training. I drink when T feel like It Hnd I smoke, big. black cigars. And 1 Inhale them, too. It doesn't seem to have hurt my mind." Jimmy Clabby. middleweight serap per, drew a seat In n eafo one day alongside of a very talkative fellow. Ills talk wee about the ring game and prise fighters. "This fellow .Timmy dabby,” snlid the stranger, "t* a pretty good fighter, but I don't like him very much, per sonally." "That so”' quarried dabby. "Do you know Clabby very well?" ■ Know him? Why I've known him Since he was a kid," responded the stranger Clubby didn't recall the strnnger's fare He figured he wn* boasting about bis acquaintanceship with flght ■rs as Is tho same sometimes with fight fans. "Tell you what I'll do." said dabby. "I'll bet you a ton-spot you don't know Clabby when you see him* "You're on," answered the stranger. The ten-spot* were placed side by side on the table. "How'll we prove that you know Clabby," asked Clabby. "Rasy enough," answered the stran ger "I'll let you be the judge, 1 say Hist you are Jimmy Clsbhy. Am I right T’ Without watting for an answer the straag'-r pteked up the two toner*, and walked away, entiling at tbs dat ed Clabby. THE PRES’T LEAVES FOR INDIANAPOLIS First Speech of Purely Politi cal Character Since in Office. Defense of Administration Expected. j Washington, D. C. —Armniramanta I wore complete toda\ f.>r I Wllaon' trtp to IniUanapollla, «hon h» I will a<Ulr*>»» a Juckaon Day ei'lehratton thorv Fitter under the auapteea of tho Indiana Damor ratio Club . Tho Proaldont aocompantnl hy Roo ratary Tumulty and Dr. C. T. t!r*y aon, will loat* hero at T o'clock to night for Irutliuiapolta, artvttut abort ly after one o'clock t«>nu>rrow aftar ,niHin Th* party will *o dlre» i tly to Senator Kem'a home for luncheon and j <'•11 on hl» lt-year-old eon who w.u I operated ui«>ti recently, j After epenktna In Tomtlnaon Hall. Hrealdent Wllaon will attend a public I reception alven by the Indiana Panto- I cratlc Club, depart in* Immediately j afterward a for Washington. In hla I addreea the ftral of a purely political 1 character alnce he hecame I‘resident. I Mr. Wllaon la expected to defend hla I admlntatratton and dwell upon tha I mveaelty of the country aupporttna the • idmlntetratton ptv.iam pending tn 1 conifieaa. FOR ILLITERACY ELIMINATION Figures Issued Today By Fed eral Bureau of Education. Illiterate Children in Georgia and South Carolina. Washington. Not more than 15 out of every 1,000 children from 10 to 14 years of age in tho United States are unable to read and write, according to statistics announced today by the federal bureau of education. An anly sls of the figures shows that in 1900 there were 42 out of every 1,000 chil dren between the ages of 10 and 14 wlio were illiterate. This number hud been reduced to 22 In 1910 and to 16 in 1914. "from the standpoint of proportion al reduction of illiteracy," ttie bureau savs, "Oklahoma leads all states. In 1909 this state had 142 illiterate chil dien of the ages named. In 1910 It had but 17. Delaware had 20 In 1900 and hut 4 In 1910. Georgia and S. C. The states having the largest pro portion of Illiterate children per 1,000 are Louisiana, with 115 (from 174 In 1900); South Carolina 88 from 150; Alabama, 77 from 167; New Mexico, 69 from 182; North Carolina, 68 from 167; Kentucky, 69 from 79; Georgia, 57 from 106; and Virginia, 67 from 97; Tennessee, 64 from 119; Florida, 60 from 78; Arkansas, 47 from 113. On the busts of the figures, Dr. P. P. Claxton, federal commissioner of education, estimates that with an av erage annual expenditure of $20,000 for ten years he could put forces to work that would, by means of night schools and other agencies, eliminate Illiteracy nmong the adults of this country of whom It Is estimated there are between four and five millions. CALOMEL IS MERCURY. IT SICKENS! GLEAN LIVER AND BOWELS GENTLY Don’t lose a day’s work! If your liver is sluggish or bowels constipated take “Dodson’s Liver Tone.” You’re blltoua! Your Hver ta elug glah! You feel lnay. <ll say and all knocked out. Your head la dull, your tonguW la coated; breath bad; stomach sour and bowels constipated. But don’t take salivating calomel. It makes you stole, you may lose a day’s work. Calomel la mercury or quicksilver which oaiiaea necroala of the bones. Calomel crushes Into eour btle like dynamite, breaking It up. That's when you seal that awful nausea and cramp ing. If you want to enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you ever experienced Just take a spoonful of harmless Pod son’a Liver Tone to night Your druggist or dealer sella you a 50 cent bottle of I rod son's I Over Tone under my personal money-back To many Herald readers this is the most delightful shopping season of the whole year, for it spells many and various Bargains with a Capital B in practically every advertisement that appears in the columns of The Herald for the next few week*. At no time of the year are advertise ments read so closely, so carefully or bring better immediate results than at the period After Holidays. Cash Clearance and Pre-Inventory Sales, when certain lines are definitely closed out. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. HOLD UP 7,000 BALES CARGO American Cotton Steamer De tained at Orkney Islands. Bound For Bremen. State Department Notified. Washington.—The American steam er Denver, hound for Bremen, Ger many with cotton from Norfolk Dec. 23 has been detained at Kirwall, Ork ney Islands, north of Scotland. The owners have asked the state depart ment to make representations. The Denver was reported to have been loaded under the Inspection, not only of United States customs offi cials but also of the British consular officers at Norfolk. She had aboard about 7,000 bales of cotton. Arrangements are now under way which it is believed here may facili tate shipments. The plan would pro vide that vessels have their hatches sealed before they leave American ports. American customs officials and British consuls could see that the seat was properly affixed after the load ing had heen inspected. The <'lty of Macon, with 8.500 bales of cotton recently loft New Y'ork for Bremen and sealed hatches under that Idan. The City of Memphis, now loading at tt gulf port for Bremen, and the City of Savannah, for Renter - datn, both with cotton only, will sail with hatches sealed. Under that plan, it Is believed, British authorities will allow such vessels to pass. KILLED IN HAVANA. Havana. —Jerry Dally, said to have heen a bookmaker and who Is i sup posed to have come from Charleston. S. (’., was shot and Instantly killed in the case of the Hotel Pinza Wednes day by a Cuban named Deßarrto. Dally was connected with the new race track at Marianao. The cause for the shooting is unknown. guarantee that each spoonful wilt clean your sluggish liver better than a dose of nasty calomel and that it won’t make you sick. I>odson's I.tver Tons Is real liver medicine. You’ll know It next morn ing because you will wake up feeling fine your liver will be working, your hcadAche and dizziness gone, your stomach will be sweet and your bow els regular You will feel like work ing; you'll be cheerful; full of vigor and ambition. Podaon's Liver Tone la entirely veg etable, therefore harmless and can not salivate Give It to your chil dren. Millions of people are using Podann'a Liver Tone instead of dan gerous calomel now. Your druggist will tell you that the sale of calomel Is almost stopped entirely here. REMARKABLE DEEP DIVING TESTS MADE BY THE U. S. NAVY; GREAT DEPTHS Washington.—“ Deep diving is a practical procedure and not attended by great dangers wffen the proper precautions are observed," is the re port today oZ the officer who con ducted the Navy Department’s exper iments in deep diving without the use of special apparatus other than that which can be readily supplied with the diving outfits in use on all naval vessels. In a statement the Navy Depart ment says that the results of the ex periments are considered remarkable, and depths have been reached far in excess of any It has ever heard of. Chief Gunner’s Mate Drelliishak, U. S. N., descended to a depth of 274 i feet without discomfort, according to the department and it is believed that divers can reach a depth of at least 300 feet without danger. The experiments were conducted off tho New England coast in the late fall under severe conditions and no. mishap whatever occurred. About 100 dives were made altogether. PRAISED BY DANIELS. Washington, D. C.—Because he vol untarily placed himself upon the operating table for the transfusion of his blood into the veins of a hospital apprentice. Private Walter W. Graff, of the Marine Corps, stationed here, was today in receipt of a letter of com- Why Pay More? Same shoss t but for less money. Shoes made by firms with national reputations. Saving effected by selling as samples. Same guarantee as is offered elsewhere. No Matter When or Where You See “2.95” Think of the Best Shoe That Was Ever Sold For This Amount, Being Sold by S.S.S.S. STANDARD SHOES FOR MEN them Cy QC elsewhere. Our price.. s**•?*} See our window display for some remnants left from Christmas selling. Bou doir Slippers in felt, tastefully decorated with ribbons, and in a wide variety of colors. This is your opportunity to buy Boudoir Slippers Qg at a marked bargain. Price %7ww CHILDREN’S SHOES in leathers that stand punishment and still retain their shape. In the Scuffer last with the Educator toe. Also in Playmats and Trot-Mocs. Re cognized bargains in Children’s shoes. Worth twice what we ask for them. ASK THE CLERK TO SHOW YOU THE $1.95 COUNTER. Same Guarantee on all Shoes as on those sold elsewhere for more. ALWAYS WATCH OUR WINDOWS. 958-960-962-964 BROAD STREET. Store Lately Occupied by S. H. Kress 4 Co mendation from Secretary Daniels. In part the secretary -rotfe Graff as fol lows: “This conduct on your part con vinces me that you possess in an emi nent degree the qualities of a good soldier, and I congratulate you upde the courageous display made by you.” DIED IN FLORENCE, S. C. Rocky Mount, N. C.—Mrs. N. Loper no, the Italian woman who either leaped or fell from a rapidly moving Atlantic Coast Line train near Pem broke, N. C., Sunday, died Wednes- •HAIR STOPS FALUNG, DANDRUFF DISAPPEARS—2S CENT DANDERINE Save your hair! Make it soft, fluffy, lustrous and beautiful. Try as yon will, after an application of Danderlne, you can not find a sin gle trace of dandruff or falling hair and your scalp will not Itch, but what will please you most, will be af ter a few weeks’ use, when you Bee new hair, fine and downy at first— yes—but really new hair—growing all over the scalp. A little Danderlne Immediately doubles the beauty of your hair. No STANDARD SAMPLE SHOE STORE in all lasts and leathers. Boyden, Stetson, Beacon, Reynolds shoes with a nation wide reputation for excellence. Bought as sam ples and offered to 3 r ou at a little above manufac turer’s cost. You pay $5 and for thur:day, January 7. By Bud Fisher day at a hospital in Florence, S. C„ according to word brought here by railroad men. Mrs. Loperno was on her way from Washington to Tampa, Fla., to visit her son, Guisippe Loper no, a wealthy sponge exporter. IRON ORE DECREASE. Washington.—Production of Iron ore during 1914 showed a decrease of 33 per cent as compared with 1913, according to the Geological Survey today. difference how dull, faded, brittle and scraggy, Just moisten a cloth with Danderine and carefully draw It through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. The effect Is im mediate and amazing—your hair will be light, fluffy and wavy, and have an appearance of abundance; an In comparable lustre, softness and lux-* urtance, the beauty and shimmer of true hair health. Y Get a 25-eent bottle of Knowlton’s Panderine from any drug store or toilet counter, and prove that your hair Is as pretty and soft as any— that It haa been neglected or Injured by careless treatment—that’s alb SUPERIOR SHOES FOR WOMEN AT ABOUT HALF PRICE Patrician, Queen Quality, Duttenhoe fer, and any woman knows what these shoes are. In fawn and grey tops, patent vamps, Louis heel, in English Walking last and in almost any shape or leather. Rgular $5.00 values. X s .V-65 Why Pay More?