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The Eveniòg Caledoniao-Record
TUESDAY
OCTOBER 3, 1022'
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St. Johnsbury Fans to
Watch "Whitey" Witt
Continued f.on Paso 1
after prize as a sprinter.
Witt is a great drawing card
one of the reasons why the New
York Yankee management ntent on
landing the American ' League
pennant purcha.sed him from
Connie Mack at a fabulous sum.
Witt is a great hitter too, although
he had been w hat might he termed
a concealed threat. Miller II ug
gins, his manager, has had him hit
ting in the lead-olf position ali
year. "Whitey" does not have as
many opportunities to bust up a
baseball game a - does his pai, the
battering Bambino. But "Whitev"
can always produce the winning
hingle when it is necesary. For
instance, fans will recali the cruc
iai game in the St. Louis-New
York American League series,
when W itt punched out the hit
that won the gr.me and gava his
team thu deciding edge of the ser
ies. His average for the 1922 sea-.--on
is .:!07.
Alongside of Ruth and Meusel,
who cover lef't and right field res
pectively, Witt Icoks like a pigno
ni center field. Vhe liahe towers
above him and Meusel, long and
lanky, looks like a sky-sciuper be
side him.
Witt's fìelding average for the
past season is .1)72. He has col
iected ten doubles, six triples and
four home runs during the seaon
that has iust'closed.
Interest of the entire country
has recently been centered on Witt
because of the accident wnich oc
curred to him at St. Louis when
the Yankees were battimi? there
for supremr.cy. The fan that ex
plained to Ban Johnson, vresident
of the American League how the
pop hottle flew up and hit "Whitey'
in the head has been rewarded
with a free ticke:, and $1(MJ in ca.-h
to take him to New York for the
big series.
Peacham Pupils Ilold
Successful School Fair
(Contiued from Pa;
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L. Snow, Hazel Morse, l'ainips,
i;lwyn L. Snow, Robert II. Esden.
Tomatoes, Robert R. Esden. Cu
cumber, Alma Churchill, Iienj.
A. Thresher. Coni Marion L.
lìrock, Wilson ". Thresher. (llenn
F. Mel'hee.
Collection of apples, Sibley M.
Karling, Glen F. McPhee. (,'ollec
tion oi vegetables, Robert R. Es
den, onald K. McLean. Onions.
Elwyn L. Snow, Beulah E. Sorners.
Cabbage, Rov P. Munger, Robert
McPhee. Rug Ella E. Winslow.
Jeiley, Julia Cowan, Theodora
Dai-limr. Canne.1 fruit. Julia Cow
an, oRse M. Miller, dead, Mary
Wilson Plain c;ike Theodoi'à
Darl-ing, Alma Churchill. Layer
cane, .juha ( owan. Canned vege
tables, Katherine ohaw, Tlu'oiiora
Karling. Jellv, Marion L. Eroe!;,
P:''d:ne M. Rowe.
Canned fruit, Ruth E. Coolev,
Sibiey M. Karling. P.read, Ma'r
'nrie G. Crock. Plain cake, Ruth
E. Cooley, Robert Esden. Can
ned vegetables, Sibley Karling,
'ohef Esden. Wooden nitide,
Donald K. McLean. Knilting
Thelma Sehoolci'aft, Eleanor M.
Thresher.
Embroidery, Thelma Schoolcruft
Ele"-ior Thresher. Ou'linin" Rena
A. Soniers, 'erna M. Somers.
Patching, Eden Taylor. Krawing
Richard Cowan, Theoilora S. Kai j
ing. Chickens, Rowland Lamb,
Ruth Cooley. Vermont wood,
Harry M. Rowe. Wild Flowers.
Edmund li. Abbott. Pig Mitchell
G. Goslant, M:mv E. Wilson. Calf,
Reni. A. Thresher. Eail X. Thresh
er, Robert McPhee.
RHODE ISLAND G. O. P.
DELEGATES ASSEMBLE
PROVIKENCE, R. I, Oct.
With prospect of a trangular fighi
o-er their clioire fo;' governor.
Rhode Island delegates are bere
today for their state convention.
1 he candidates were George T.
IJrown. judge of the superior
court, cimice of a maiority of the
party leaders, Republican William
S. Flynn of this city, and fornier
Mayor Edward M. Sullivan of
Cranston.
Plymouth
Creamery
Ice Cream
Is noted for its smooth, even
consistency and delicious
flavors.
Girls
On power sewing ma
chines. Experienced
help and learners.
Paid while learning.
Apply to Wr. Wr. Rey
nolds, Supt.
Norfolk Knitling
Mills Corp.
Littleton, N. II.
husband and wiff
LÌ , fi
My wife knocks the screens out
opening Windows. Harry B.
WHAT DOES YOUR WIFE DO?
Sheibrooke Is Cham
pion of Province
(Contiued troni Page 1)
pionship honors to this city.
In the iccond game, the locals
had been having slìghtly the better
of the argument, but with the ar
rivai of the second ha'f of the 8th
inning the score was tied at one
ali. Thousands of fans let loose
their pent uj) enthusia.-m wnen
Landry's doublé to left brought in
Wilde, and this was continued
when White slammed a circuii
clout out to c'entre field bringing
in Savage and Landry.
With both teams holding one
victoiy to their credit, the rivai
nines l'aced each othe- in the cru
ciai series and it reuuired both
ends of the double-header for any
team to win the series.
Score bv innings:
Three Uivers (t 1 0 0 (I 0 0 1 l) 2
Sheibrooke 110 110 10 x .V
liatteries: J. Buckland and
Landiy; F. Landrv and Wingo.
The conclusion of the game was
ine s glia 101 uiiureceiienieg p -
s , . i .
lilause and even straw hats were
mixed up with the hundreds of
fedoras and caps which whirled
through the air. Gibion and
White, credited with home runs.
were the recipients of a number of
hats as well as a do7en $20 pho-
tn(iii liti s fi-nm tti. Qi.ni-w- ttjwlirt If
is understood a number of other
prizes weie ofl'ered for the best
batting averages in the series.
Score bv innings of second game:
Three Riversi! I) I) I) O I) 1 I) 01
Sb-rWinke (I 0 0 1 O 0 0 5 xCy
liatteries: Tippet and Laudi'-:
Kimball and Wingo. Kmpires Nel
son Chartier and C. Menarci.
NEW FLAGSHIP OF I
EUROPEAN SQUADRON;
G.IP.RALTAR, Oct. .'.The U. '
S. dreadnought Utah with Vice1
-Vd mirai A. T. Long commander-in-chief
of the Euronean stutiou
has arrived bere. He will :nvait
tilt arrivai of the cruiser Pittsburg
fi om which the iìag will be trans
ferrei, the Pittsburg then becon-,
ing the ilagship. ,. i
Velie "48" good condition,
good tires, good upholstery,
only been run CODI! miles. 5
Passenger touring. Continen
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Works for Chilo
Must Keep Well
Mothers in a Like Situation
Should Read This Letter
from Mrs. Enrico
Chicago, Illinois. "! took Lydia
j E. Ptnkham's Vegetable Compound
torà serious trou
ble. I had tried
doctors and ali
said the same an
operation. At first
I only felt the
pain on my left
side, but later I
seemed to feel it
onboth sides. I
ara a power sew-ing-machine
oper
ator and have a
littlo girl to 8up-
fort. I work in a tauor shop and that
ineof work has been very slack this
year ana ì am nome pare or tne urne.
I do not like to take any chances,
so I consulted my friends, and one
lady said, 'Take Lydia Pinkham's
medicine,' so I did, I have felt bet
ter rightalong and am in goodenough
health to go to work. I recommend
your Vegetable Compound and San
ative Washto ali." Mrs. Mary En
rico, 459 N. Carpenter St., Chicago.
Of ten the mother ia obliged to sup
port her children and good health is
necessary. Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound is just the medi
cine you can depend upon. It is a
medicine for women's ailments and
the relief it brought Mrs. Enrico it
may bring to you.
FOREST FIRES ENDANGER
TWENTY VILLAGES
DUI.UTH, Mieli., Oct. .".-Foresi
fires raging tliroughout North-
erti Michigan were being fanne
today by a 20 mile w-ind. More
i,,, on v.,i,, , ,
tnan 20 vilages are being endang-
pe(
! "
; DENIES SOVIET ARTILLERY
I SENT TO AIU TURKS
I MOSCOW, Oct. .'iSoviet Rus
sia's aims are ali towards Peace,
Ge neral Kanilotf, rhief c-ommissar
I the ,le(l a,'m' Keral stati'
told
the correspondents today, in deny
ing reports that soviet artillery
was being sent io aid ihe Turks.
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42 piece Dinner Sets $G.95
Extra Special Scheme Ware Dinner Set
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Black Enamel Suit Cases
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20 inch $2.09 18 inch $2.49
1G inch $2.25
Reed Doli Carriages
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This is National Gold Seal Week and we ofi'er
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THE BERRY-BALL DRY G00DS CO.
WOMAN APPOINTED
U. S. SENATOR
ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. Mrs.
W . II. Felt.on was appointed by
Cov Hardwick today to fili the va
ca ncy caused by the death of Sen
ator Watson until the peole elect
a successor in Novembei-. She will
he the first woman to become a
r,( nator.
Whether. Mrs. Fe.ton will actu
in the Senate is doubtful for her
succesor will be elected before the
sesion of Congiess in November.
She has long been active in Georu-
t;i DO ltir;. AlMnvr vcfll hotni'c ,
women were granted the right of
sufl'raye. Mrs. Feltnn ini nao-pd
her hushand's campaign and stum))
ed the country for him.
, FAIR WEATHER FOR
WORLD SERIES
t NEW YORK, Oct. 3 Fair
v.eather for the opening game of
the World Series was predirteli io- .
day. For the past ten days New !
I York has cnioyed moderate tem- i
i perature and sun.-hine. "In this
' vicinity", sad the locai forecast, 1
"good weather is indicateci for the j
next 48 hours with a slight wind
and slight tendency to be cooler."
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World Series Baseball
The Caledonian-Record with the Exclusive
Asociated Press franchise for Northeastern
Vermont will cover the
WORLD SERIES
with a play by play account of the game in its
daily edition. It will also give out the game
play by play by megaphone from its office at 125
Eastern Avenue.
The First Game Will Re at 2.00 P. 31.
WKDNESDAY, OCT. 4
If you want to hear the whole story of the
game play by play just as it is being played
in New York you can come to
Court House Park
Opposite the Caledonian-Record Olhce and
enjoy the game.
At the dose of each game the Caledonian
Record will be on sale by newsboys with a com
plete account of the game. You don't have to
wait for the Boston papers to get ali the news
of the World's Series. Be twenty hours ahead
by buying the Caledonian-Record.
Kewport, Lyndonville and other towns outside of St. Johns
bury will get the completo account of the game in their regular
editions if pos.-ihlc. Il' not, we will publish an extra edition
which will go out on the next train carrying the complete ac
count of the game.
ORDER YOUR CALEDONIAN-RECORD
NOW FOR THE WORLD SERIES
October 2nd to 7th is
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PASSUMPSIC LODGE. NO. 27,
Regular Communication, Thurs
day evening, (Jctober 5, at 7.,'JO
for di.-patch of business.
Also work F. C. degree. Visit
ili? brethren welcome,
Renwick H. Cutting, W. M.
Fred II. KollofT, Sea-etary.
HASWELL CHAPTER, NO. 11,
K. A. M.
stat(.f) Convocation Friday, Oct.
;;ihi VJZ2, 7.:: P. M Uu.siness.
Z. S. Waterman, E. II. P,
R. A. I'earl, Secretary.
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