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THE BAR RE DAILY TIMES, BAKRE, VT., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1920.
FINE PITCHING
li BY M'DONALD
' But He Lost Game to Que
. tec Royal Athletics in
11th Inning
VISITING SLUGGERS
JVERE JIELD DOWN
Montpelier Knights of Co
lumbus Team Made a
yaliant Stand , ,
A GOOD MEDICINE
FOR LOSS OF APPETITE
General debility and that tired feel
ing Is Hood'i Sarsaparilla.. This highly
concentrated, economical medicine is
a greater favorite in thousands of
homes. It is peculiarly successful in
purifying and revitalizing the blood,
promoting digestion, restoring aninia
tion and building ' up the whole sys
tem. Get this dependable medicine to-day
and begin taking it at once.
If you need a laxative take Hood's
pills. Ypu will surely like them Adv.
STOLEN GOODS
RECOVERED
Harry Doljin, St. Johns-
bury Garage Man, Gets
$1,000 Back
McDonald, the 20-year-old pitcher of
the Montpelier Knights of Columbus,
received congratulations on all sides,
following the baseball game played in
Montpelier Tuesday afternoon, when
he held the heavy slugging team of the
Montreal Colored Royals to three hits
in 11 innings, .although he lost the
game by a score of one to nothing,
on a double, fallowed by a single
in the 11th inning.
It was a pretty game to watch and
tie visiting team did not put a regu
lar pitcher into the game until they
were forced to in the 10th inning. Then,
Carter, who . started the game Mon
day, came in from right field, where
h had been playing and Fielder Wells
went back to his usual position.
' McDonald allowed Land to get a
t single in the sixth inning, but it
amounted to nothing for 'he threw the
next man out at first.
Donnolly, after two men were out in
the seventh, hammered out a tripple,
bnt Sullivan struck out. The home
team was strengthened by Slayton and
S'uIIivan, two visitig players, and
McDonald in the box. They batted
Wells freely, but the fast work of the
visiting team prevented scoring.
When Donnolly had walked and Mc
Donald had singled in the 10th inning,
Carter relieved Wells and Lamperti
was an easy out at first. In the 11th
inning only three men faced Carter
and they were easy outs.
"The visiting team did not have a
chance to score until the sixth inning
when Pape dropped George's fly and
Land sing.'ed; but Thompson could nrtt
come through and was out at first.
They got a man on in the next inninjr,
but it amounted to nothinu. In the
lth inninr. "PuTtn,- 4ukUfi mrA Hnfa - !
way sacritied lfim to third. Then George
singled, scoring Fuller, but George was
out at second on Land's fielder's choice,
while Thompson was an , easy out at
first.
Lamperti, for Montpelier in the first
inning, nearly scored. Fuller's error
allowed him to go to first and ad
vanced him to second. A wild pitch
Jet him go to third, bnt he w thrown
out between third and the plate. In
the next inning Comi got a single, but
on Murphy's fielder's choice was caught
at second, and the next two were easy
outs. In the fourth Montpelier cot a
man on but it was wasted. The same
thing occurred in' the' fifth and sixth,'
In the seventh Donnolly got his tri
ple, only to be left on third. Another
error allowed Dobbs to get on first in
eighth, but Pape flied out to Fuller.
In the 10th Donnolly was walked, Sul
livan flied out to Fuller, McDonald sin
gled advancing Donnoly. Lamperti hit
to Garry, near second, who threw to
Fuller at second and the 'latter relayed
the ball to Thompson, getting McDonald
at second and Lamperti at first for a
nice double play.
The score:
ROYALS h
Garry, 2b...,........'..... 0
Fuller, ss. ........ 1
Getaway, cf 0
George, 3b........... 1
Land, If 1
Thompson, lb.... . ...0 13
Carter, rf, p.. 0 0
Bowdon, c 0 10
Wells, p, rf .... 0 2
WARRANT ISSUED
FOR BOSTON MAN
Tires and Automobile Sup
plies Were Carried Away
rtdri 'Large Truck t
po
2
3
2
0
1
Total
3 33 12 4
MONTPELIER h
Lamperti, 3b 0
Dobbs, ss. 1
Tape, cf 0
Comi, lb..' 1
Murphy, c...
Slay ton, 2b..
Donnolly, If. .
Sullivan, rf..
McDonald, p.
po
1
2
2
19
4
2
1
1
1
Total 4 33 17 1
Summary Runs, Fuller: two-base
hit. Fuller; Three-base hit, Donnolly;
sacrifice, Wells, Getaway; stolen bases,
Getaway 2, Bowdon, Dobbs; double
plays, Wells to Thompson, Garry to
Fuller to Thompson; base on balls,
Wells 2, McDonald 2; wild pitch,
xVelle hit by pitched ball, Bowdon;
struck out, by McDonald 4, by Wells 8;
umpires, Duncan and D. John Dobbs.
Of Two Devils.
Xexdore I dont see how you can
stand your daughter's continual bang
ing on the piano.
Xaybor It prevents me from hear
ing a, lot of her mother's nagging.
Boston Transcript.
St. Johnsbury, Aug. 4. In less than
48 hours after his garage had been bur
glarized and tires and automobile sup
ptfer mounting to ihe 'sum of $1,000
taken, Harry bolgin proprietor of the
garage, "had recovered his " property.
More than that, the police believe that
with the apprehension of Albion Brad
ley of Boston, who is charged with
breaking and entering Dolgin's garage,
they are on the track of the gang 'of
automobile thieves that have been op
erating through Isew Lnglandv,,,
St. Johnsbury's chief of police had
a hunch that a big truck een here Sun
day had something to do with the
burglary at Dolgin's Sunday night. He
telephoned Plymouth, - N. II., and
learned that the truck went through
there at an early hour Monday morn
ing. The Boston police were notified
and they sent for Dolgin to identify his
tires. He was able to do so by the
serial numbers and telephoned the' St.
Johnsbury police yesterday that they
had all been recovered.
Warrants were sent to Boston yes
terday for Albion Gray, believed to
be the man wanted for the theft, and
Sheriff W. H. Thornton goes to Bos
ton to bring him to St. Johnsbury.
David Grapes of Lyndonville, an
other automobile dealer, who was re
lieved of a dozen tires recently, was
called to Boston to-day to identify his
tires.
Baby Happy After His Bath
With Cuticura Soap
Nothing more refreshing for baoy
than a warm bath with Cuticura
Soap, especially if his skin ia hot,
irritated or rasny. After bathing,
gently touch any Irritation with Cuti
cura Ointment The delicately
medicated Cuticura Talcum is also
ideal for baby'i skin.
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IN LOCAL
MARKETS
Butter and . Egg Prices
. Hold Firm Without
Change in Price
DRESSED PORK
A LITTLE EASIER
Fowls Off in Price New
Potatoes $3.00 to $3.50,
With None Offered
Butter and
in
WELLS RIVER
An Overburdened Wife.
If the work that women do and the
pains they suffer could be measured in
figures, what a terrible array they
would present. Through girlhood, wife
hood and motherhood womsn toils on,
often suffering with backache, pains in
side, headaches and nervousness which
are tell-tale symptoms of organic de
rangements which Ludia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound made from roots
and herbs can undoubtedly correct.
Women who suffer should not give up
hope until they have given it a trial.
Adv.
The Economy of Using
Goodyear Small Car Tires
Wells Eiver Wins from Lisbon in Ninth
Inning.
In one of the best uphill fights seen
In thia section Wells River won from
Lisbon at Lisbon last week Saturday
by a score of six to five, scoring five
runs in the ninth inning, after two
men were out.
Lisbon started with a bang, scoring
three runs in the first inning with a
triple, two singles and a double off
McDonald's pitching. Mae then stead
ied down and in the eighth inning fol
lowing only nve scattered nits were
registered. They scored in the third by
wild throwing and again in the eighth
with a wild throw by Chase over first,
Lisbon also had every break of th
game and some that are not usual for
baseball. Stinson for Wells River hit
for three bases in the third, but was
unable to get horns. In the sixth Yin
cent hit for two bases, went to third on
a sacrifice hit by Hayes and rame horn
on Brown double to right. In th
sixth Stinson doubled, went to third on
Brown's hit, both men scoring when
Wilbur lined out a drive to deep cen
ter for two bases. Chase followed with
a three-bagger to the schoolhouse and
eame home on Van Dyke's hit. Van
stols second and came home with the
winning run, when Vincent hit to right
for two bases.
Leavltt pitched good ball for Lisbon
and is supposed to be one of the best
In this section of the country, but
Wells River has in the last years
seemed able to hit him, when hits meant
runs. In the last four frames played
we have won three, losing the other
by a score of five to three in a rain
storm.
The score:
WELLS RIVER ab
Wilbur, cf.... 5
ChaM, 3d 5
Davis, ss 5
Van Dyke, 2d 5
Vincent, 1st 5
Hayes, If 5
Stinson, e 4
Brown, Merrill, rf 4
McDonald, p 4
Barre, Vt., Aug. 4, 1020.
egg prices firm with no change
prices. Wholesale quotations:
Dressed pork 18 19c.
Veals 1020e. , -
Lamb 31 33c.
Fowls 3538c.
Butter 58c.
Fresh eggs 55c.
New potatoes $3 $3.50.
BOSTON DAIRY MARKETS.
Total
6 15 4
So-called bargain tires, made up for
sensational sales and offered at ridicu
lously low prices, do not attract
careful buyers.
They are far more concerned with
what they get than with what they
pay because they know that in the
end it is performance and not price
that delivers actual tire economy.
The popularity of Goodyear Tires,
of the 30x3-, 30x3-and 31x4-inch
si2es,is based on the fact that they de
liver exceptional mileage at exceed
ingly low cost.
If you own a Ford, Chevrolet, Dort,
Maxwell or other car taking these sizes,
go to your nearest Service Station
for Goodyear Tires and Goodyear
Heavy Tourist Tubes.
LISBON ab
Titus, ss 5
Johnkon, 2d 5
Halting, cf 3
McCowna, 3d 4
Chamberlain, rf .-. . 4
Seymore, If 4
Webb, 1st 4
Fox, c 4
Leavitt, p... 4
Total 39 6 0 0
Summary Bases, Van Dyke; two-
base hits, Wilbur, Vincent, Stinson,
Fox, McCowan; three-base hits, Chaise,
Stinson, Titus j hits off McDonald 9, off
Leavitt 15; strurk out, by McDonald
14, by Leavitt 12; bases on balls
Leavitt; umpire, Rive.
Both Batter and Eggs Hold High in
Price.
Boston, Aug. 4. Following are the
local jobbing prices for butter, cheese
and eggs:
nutter fancy northern creamery,
tubs 6080y3c, boxes 6262V,c prints
2(&63c fancy western creamery, good
to choice 5859c, fair to good 583.57c.
Kggs Fancy hennery 77(78c, choice
eastern 60 70c; fresh western extras
57 (a. 58c, prime fists 6254c; firsts . 48
(3.50c.
Cheese New York twins, fancy 31(8;
32c, fair to good 29(3,30c; Young Amer
ica M 355c.
Receipts Butter, 696,672 Tbsj cheese,
2212 bxs; eggs, 2780 cs; same day last
year, butter, 675,990 Tbs; cheese, 376
bxs; eggs, 3867 cs.
UAL CHASE BARRED
FROM BALL PARKS
of
At i Consequence of Investigation
Charges of Gambling in Pacific
Coast League.
San Francisco, Aug. 4. Efforts
sign Hal Chase, lormer major league
first baseman, and Harl Maggert, for
mer bait Lake City outfielder, will
made by the Lemore club of the San
Joaquin valley baseball league, a semi
professional organization, it was an
nounced to-dsy by League Secretary
ilkinson.
The announcement came as an aft
ermalh to action yesterday by Paci
lie coast league officials, which resulted
in the unconditional release of Maggert
from the Salt Lake City club and the
barring of Chase from all coast league
parks as the consequence, league offl
cials said, of an investigation of
charges of gambling.
Babe" Borton, first baseman of the
Vernon club, was suspended indefinite
ly by League President, W. H. Me
arthy.
Soon after league officials announced
that Chase had been barred from the
eagiie parks, the president of the Cali
forma Mission league, another semi-
piofessional organisation stated that
Chase had been barred from playing
further with the San Jose club and
that "all interest he has in that club
must be forfeited."
Chase had been playing every Sun
day with the San Jose team.
Lfforts to locate Chase had failed
last night and to-day. Borton denied
that he had been connected with an al
eged attempt to throw" games. Muz
gert likewise denied the charges.
HE HAS CONQUERED
HIS WORST ENEMY
Portland Man Feels Like
New Person Since Tan-
lac Overcame His
Indigestion
"By the help of Tanlac I have con
quered my worst enemy indigestion"
said Charles C. Fiflcld, of 362 Boothby
Square, Portland, Maine.
"My appetite was very poor," he con
tinued, ."nothing I ate agreed with me,
and meats especially caused me no end
of misery. I had severe paina in the
pit of my stomach and at timea there
was such a pressure through my chest
that it felt like my breath was being
shut off. I
Tor a number of years I suffered
with indigestion so bad that at times
it just doubled me up. One day one
of these attacks struck me at my work
and I thought my time had surely
come. I took an hour to walk half a
mile to my home and I was afraid
would never get there alive.
"Well, I saw several statements from
local people about what a good medi
cine Teniae was, so I began taking it
myself. The first bottle helped me so
much that I went back for more and
kept on taking it until I'm now feeling
ne. My appetite is to big that I jut
want to be eating all the time, and al
though I eat meats or anything else I
want I never have any signs of indiges
tion. .
T am feelinz better in everr wit
than I have In a long time and have
picked up so much strength and energy
that I can do a big day's work and
till feel fine when night comes. Tan
lac has just straightened me out and
m glad to recommend it."
Teniae is sold in Barre by the Barre
Drug Co., in Nortbfield hy Kat A
Wheeler, in Waterbury by Brisbin 4
Brisbin, and in Websterville by E. H.
erney. Adv.
Things
for
Vacations
We make it a special point to provide
here an endless number of the articles
that men find useful and necessary
when they go on vacation. Traveling
accessories of all kinds, both in clothes
and equipment are here in splendid as
sortment. Before you start on your trip, just step
in here, and a few dollars may fit you
out in a way that will add greatly to
your enjoyment.
You're pretty likely to find the un
usual things here.
Open Monday evenings as usual.
Moore & Owens
Barre's Leading Clothiers
122 No. xMain St. Tel. 275-M
30 a 3V4 Goodvear Cn
Double Cure Fabric P
AU-Weather Tread
30 t 3H Goodvear
Sinitle-Cure Fabric,
AntiSkld Trea4
$2150
Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes cost no
more that the price you are asked to pay
for tubes of less merit why risk costly
casings when such cure protco
Hon is available T 30x3'4siz $A,50
ia wmtmrprmot bmf I
H. G. BENNETT
GOODYEAR SERVICE STATION
JEFFERSON ST., BARRE, VT.
Harold George, ajre four, died at the
home of his parents last Friday mom
inir, after an illness of several weeks
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon. Sympathy is extended to his
psrents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oorge.
Mr. Seely and friend Mr. Kelley of
New ""rk are bark onre more at Hale's
for a few weeks. They .hope to have
better lurk fishing than in their previ
ous trips.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson and
son, laul, ol rpringnell, Man., are
spending a few days at the home of F.
P. Lrarned.
United States navy car, No. H, jriv
ing pictures of life in the navy and
th use of naval apparatus, together
with soenes in the preat World war,
rave a free movie show on the base
ball grounds Monday night. A large
number attended.
Frank Sherwell, who, for the last 25
yesrs, has run the barber shop in Wells
River, and who recently sold to a Mr.
Hooker of t'olebrook, is at present
working in the Baett hp in Woods
ville. Mrs. Sarah Hutrhin. Mrs. Sam
Hutrhins and wife and eon are spend
ing several werks at Hampton beach,
having gone by automobile last iSun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy and son went
Sundav af!ernxn to ' Erroll, X. H..
where they will spend several week..
ramping.
The Mulliken and Mirth family wi,t
jit Sunday into the wilds of wetern
(Jroton. here they were ab!e to ct-h
a rii-e string cf tmut and to a!o
bring talk eversl quarts of fcerrie.
A few tram here t is.t Sunday
in witnes the bta'l game between
Monroe and Fit4sle at Fstrdsle.
hirb Mfnrne won by a srore of three
t" one. 0 inp tt hti road ihr fw
who' went re cr!y able to wi?n
t-e lst three :n tSe nifth.
"Euer" and "T-ny" Viixnt of
South Lawrence, 1U., are pendjr.g a
Yesterday. American League Games.
At Chicago, Chicago 3, Xew York 1.
At Cleveland, Cleveland 10, Wash
ington S.
At Detroit, Boston 3, Detroit I.
At St. Louis, Philadelphia 9, St.
Louis 0.
American League Standing.
Won
Cleveland 7
New York .
Chicago Hi
St. Louis 47
Washington 45
Boston 42
Detroit 37
Philadelphia 30
Lost. Pet.
33 .670
49 .625
39 .614
M) .483
40 .479
M .4.1
60 .3S1
71 .297
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION
Come old, come young, both great
nd small. You will have the time
of your life at thia moon-light ball.
Grand opening of the large and finely
equipped garage of Fred H. Perkins on
Pnion street, White River Junction,
Friday eening, August 6. Music will
be furnished by Emery's orchestra of
Hartland. five pieces. No admission
will be charged, but a collection will
he taken for the benefit of the repairs
of the Lniversalut church.
G. H. Miller and family, who have
been spending some time at Lake Mor-
ey, nave returned nome.
Governor Clement was in White Riv.
er Junction Tuesday.
The train that reaches White River
Junction at 1 p. m. over the C V. did
not reach here nntil,5 p. m., as it had
to be sent around through Montpel
ier on account of an engine which was
derailed at the fair grounds at North
field and completely blocked the tracks.
No one was injured.
Mrs. D. A. Pingree and daughter,
Elizabeth, are spending a few days
with Mrs. Pingree's father, Dr. Gar-'
land, of Gloucester, Mass,
Albert Pingree, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. D. A. Pingree, is spending the
month of August at Camp Billings on
Lake Fairlee.
Mrs. Carrie LeVene is spending a
few weeks with friends in White River
Junction. She was a former resident
of the town but now lives in Water
vliet, N. Y.
G E. Raymond. of Union street has
been entertaining his uncle from
Montreal, Canada.
H. Cary Thornton, who is spending
his vacation at the home of his par
ents in White River Junction, has
gone to Boston for a week to visit
friends.
Fred Carr and family are spending a
couple of weeks at Lake Morey.
Horace Jameson and family have
returned from a couple of weeks spent
in camp at Mascoma lake.
Sure
Relief
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
BE LL-ANS
FOR INDIGESTION
Yesterday's National Lea (us Games.
At New Y'ork, New York 11, Cm
cinnati 1.
At Brooklvn, Brooklvn 10, St. Louis
4.
At Boston, Pittsburg 3, Boston 2.
At Philadelphia, Chii-ago 3, Phila
dclphia 1.
National League Standing.
Won. Lost.
Brooklyn 3S 43
Cincinnati 52 42
New York 50 43
Pittsburg 49 45
Chicago ft! .'0
St. Louis 4' 33
Boston 40 4!)
Philadelphia 3S M
ret
J74
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.32
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.430
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Heard Near a Faaenil HalL
Fih dwler (showing salmon)
Splendid rolor, isn't it?
t ii'tomer Looks as though tt wss
b!uhing at the price you ak for it.
Boston Transcript. "
Have We Kjcdged Nero?
A scientist says thst mutwal vibra
tion will ext'ir.fru'sh fire. Maybe that
i why Nero f.dd:ed while Rome was
burning Boston Transcript.
few wek with their gTsedmoier.
Mrs. t fcar'.m Yintit.
Voc-dvi; p4 Lebanon f!syH a
p-rtJ pa me rf ta;l Jat Saturday,
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