Galveston Tribune. (Galveston, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 123, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 19, 1911 Page: 5 of 8
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Galveston at San Antonio.
Houston at Austin.
jc>allas at Oklahoma City.
Fort Worth at Waco.
Grand Opera-House.
The 1910-1911 theatrical season came
the Grand last night, with
Studdiford singing the
“The Paradise of Ma-
latest thing in op-
Heavy Hitting by Both Side
Marks Game at Santone.
Score 7 to 4.
Totals
By innings—
Galveston .
San Antonio
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lieves It Will Be Thoroughly Honest.
Special to The Tribune.
Austin, Tex., April 19.—Chairman Al-
lison Mayfield believes that if the
International and Great Northern re-
organizes according to the plan un- |
folded yesterday to the railroad com-
mission by Receiver Freeman it will be
the most honest reorganization of a
trunk line, ever carrd out under the
stock and bond law. According to his
ideas it will carry out the provisions
of the stock and bond law, even
though the I. -& G. N. issued large
amounts of stocks and bonds before
the law came into existence to limit
them
As indicated before, the commission
intends to assist the road in every way
possible and will <^rop all prosecutions.
It will of course insist that the laws
be obeyed and hopes that Receiver
Freeman will be retailed since he sat-
isfied’ the commission thoroughly as
receiver. It is believed by the com-
mission that Mr. Freeman will be re-
tained unless he is transferred to the
Missouri Pacific or to some other high
position with the Gould lines.
Druggi»t»j
Special to The Tribune-
San Antonio, April 19.—The opening
game with the Sandcrabs went to the
locals by a score of 7 to 4 following
one of the hardest fought battles that
has taken place on a Texas diamond
this year. Bradford for Galveston
against Gray for the Nags were the
batteries, both men fanning four, but
the Galveston man passed two, which
contributed to the general run result.
That the game was won by the locals
is due mainly to heavy hitting by
Lemon, Metz and Derringer, Lemon
making a homer and two doubles. For
Galveston Brady and James were the
stick artists, Brady finding the short
right field fence or four sacks. It is
this fence which greatly assists San
Antonio in winning many of her
games, it being about 40 feet nearer
the hom’e plate than is the left field
I boundary on the Galveston park.
The score:
GALVESTON—
James, cf. ......
Landreth, rf
Brady, lb. .....
Riggs, If.
P. Kitchens, c...
L. Cook, ss
C. Smith, 3b. ^..
Redmond, 2b. ...
Bradford, p
Totals
SAN ANTONIO—
Persons, If. ..
Wallace, ss. ......
Lemon, c
Metz, lb
Derringer, rf......
Leidy, cf
Thrailkill, 3b
Firestine, 2b
Gray,
Clubs—
Detroit 5
New York .... 5
Washington .. 5
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Yesterday’s Results.
San Antonio 7, Galveston 4.
Waco 5, Fort Worth 1.
Austin 4, Houston. 0.
Oklahoma City 6, Dallas 4.
of the Rooters’ club
parade for opening day
; ever
MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS,
National.
STANDING OF TEAMS.
Games. Won. Lost. Per ct.
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Yesterday’s Results.
Detroit 5, Cleveland 1.
Washington 2, New York 0.
Boston 13, Philadelphia 5.
St. Louis-Chicago, wet grounds.
Southern.
STANDING OF TEAMS.
Games. Won. Lost. Per ct.
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SUMMARY.
hits—Lemon
Home runs—Metz, Brady and Der-
n Sacrifice hits—Firestine and Persons.
Sacrifice fly—Riggs.
Struck out—By Gray 4, by Brad-
f°Bas4es on balls—By Bradford 2.
Stolen bases—Lemon, Metz, Derrm
gdr (2), Landreth, Brady and Smith.
Left on bases—San Antonio 3, Gal-
VeDouble play—Riggs to Redmond.
St ’ot'fcSiSne hour ana twen.
%mplSl-Braay_jna Spencer.
STRIKES AND BALLS. ,
Don’t like this slipping business, but
we are just as
Galveston has
there is playing on
diamonds this season.
American.
STANDING OF TEAMS.
Games. Won. Lost. Per ct.
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theater has been booming this Easter
week, as was naturally to be expected,
and the clever bill put on there meets
with warm approbation.
John M. Kayne, the ventriloquist,
does some very clever work that makes
an old line of work seem new. His
power of voice seems unique in its
way.
Martin and King in their Dutch
sketch, “Katrina and Heinie,” do good
dialect work, and their wooden shoe
dancing has some elements of novelty
in it.
Pearl Stearns and Company in a lit-
tle comedy oddity called “Her Hus-
band’s Frienu,” get many laughs by
some high-class work that was really
artistic.
Eddie Ryan and the Bell-Wright Sis-
ters do an extremely smart singing and
dancing turn that is nicely dressed, and
their dance steps are at times puzzling
as well as graceful.
That Indian moving picture, Her
Ride to the Death,’’ is something really
fine.
All week every day at 3:30, 7:30 and
9 p. m.
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Yesterday’s Results.
Mobile 7, New Orleans 3.
Birmingham 1, Montgomery 0.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU
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SATURDAY EVENING POST
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By ALL AGES AND
CLASSES.
youngster named Brandt
Brandts). The new one
from St. Paul and last year he
the Fresno, California,
He is touted as a wonder.
the balance of the bunch will
only come up to the example that is
being set by Brady, James, Riggs and
Landreth with the stick work there
will be nothing to it but win all the
time.
Houston fans are beinginning to
wonder if that imitation pennant was
not a hoo-doo after all.
Keep your eye on Dale Gear and his
Senators. Dale always has a good
team and he will be among the top
notchers when the season closes.
Every loyal an in the city is going
to be out to the big Rooters’ club
There is a
will be a
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/TREAT’S what every man is look-
| ing for when he makes an in-
vestment, and yet many men
put out their money in land schemes
and on various real estate transactions
without proving beyond a?doubt that
they are taking no risk. When it
comes to clearing title to property
you can’t be too cautious. The best
way to do is to get a Title Guaranty
Certificate. That means the title
has been checked by skillful lawyers and
that behind their opinion you have a bond
backed by all the resources of the strongest
Guaranty Company in Texas.
to a close at
Miss Grace Van
leading role in
hornet,’’ the very
era-bouffe. Miss Van Studdiford sings
With all of her old-time charm, and in
this particular offering has been given
some songs that are decidedly worth
.while. The production is something
.almost new as to the story and ar-
rangement, and it is admirably staged.
Kicked by a Mad Horse.
Samuel Birch of Beetown, Miss., had
a most narrow escape from losing his
leg as no doctor could heal the fright-
ful’ sore that developed, but at last
Bucklen’s Arnice Salve cured it com-
pletely. It’s the greatest healer of ul-
cers, burns, boils, eczema, scalds, cuts,
corn’s, cold sores, bruises and piles on
earth. Try it. 25c at J. J. Schott’s.
Is Your Plumbing
Thoroughly Sanitary and Up to Date?
If Not Call On
R. C. MALITZ.
Plumbing and Heating.
2018-20 Winnie St. Phone 660
SIGHT DRAFTS ON LONDON,
PARIS, STOCKHOLM, BREMEN,
HAMBURG. FRAKOURT, BERLIN.
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Maximum temperature 78 degrees;
minimum temperature 74 degrees;
mean temperature 76 degrees, which is
7 degrees above the normal; accumu-
lated excess of temperature since first
of month 74 degrees; accumulated ex-
cess of temperature since Jan. 1st,
^Total precipitation .00 inch, which
is .12 inch below the normal. .Accu-
mulated deficiency of precipitation
since first of month, .41 meh; accu-
mulated deficiency of precipitation
since Jan. 1st, 4.56 inches.
Weather Conditions.
During the last 24 hours excessive
precipitation has occurred in Arkan-
sas, Louisiana, Mississippi, ±enne&»ee
and Alabama, and heavy rains in Geor-
gia and eastern Texas. Ligt to mod-
erate rains have also fallen m the
central valleys and the Pacific north-
west. Rain continues in the eastern
cotton belt, but it has cleared over
Texas, except on the immediate coast,
and it is fair over the Rocky Mountain
slope. It is cooler in Texas and tem-
peratures are lower generally through-
out the West, but it is warmer in the
East. Generally fair weather m in-
dicated for this locality tonight and
Thursday. p STBWARTj
Local Forecaster.
Galveston, Texas, April 19, 1911.
times out of four times at bat. A
mighty good example for uie balance
of the push.
The Mets, likewise the Navigators,
are very much tn the game despite
looks of pity which were cast their
way various days before the season
opened.
Dale Gear connected with three hits
in the same number of times at bat
yesterday. Not at all bad for a man-
ager.
The crowd around the Tribune score
board which gather^ each evening has
been remarkably quiet during
progress of the last three games,
venture a guess, however, that they
are merely getting up steam to turn
themselves loose in one good rippling
when things do begin to break
Clubs—
Austin 5
Dallas 5
San Anmmo .. 7
Fort Worth ... 6
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Forecast Till 7 P. M. Thursday.
For Galveston and vicinity: Tonight
and Thursday, generall fair. Light to
moaerate variable winds.
For Texas, east of 100th meridian:
Tonight and Thursday, generally fair;
warmed tonight in northwestern por-
Eor Texas, west of 100th meridian:
Tonight and Thursday, generally fair;
warmer tonight. .
Winds on Texas coast: Light to
moderate variable.
Local Record.
Temperature and precipitation rec-
ord at Galveston for twenty-four
hours ending at 7 a. m. fhis date:
Yesterday’s Results.
SthlLou°s3i, Cincinnati0! (10 innings).
New York 7, Brooklyn 1.
The costuming is superb also, and the
company is one of marked ability.
The star was received by the large
audience with much enthusiasm and
deserved every bit of the applause that
was accorded her. The music is bright,
sprightly and catchy and there is no
end of witty lines as well as mirth-
proving situations. There could be no
fault found with “The Paradise of Ma-
homet” if the company really did its
best in putting it on. This the com-
pany did not do in every particular
last night. Of course Miss Van Studdi-
ford did not slight her work; she never
does, but there were others who Could
have done vastly better work. In at
least two instances in the male roles
the understudies must have been on
the job last night, as it is unbelievable
that the management would stand for
such work throughout a season.
The attraction last night was given
as the annual testimonial benefit to
Manager Charles T. Brian Jr. of the
Grand. v
Crystal VaudevHle Theater.
Business at the Crystal vaudeville
When a medicine must be given to
young children it should be pleasant to
take. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is
made from loaf sugar, and the roots
used in its preparation give it a flavor
similar to maple syrup making it
pleasant to take. It has no superior
for colds, croup and whooping cough.
For sale by all dealers.
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that will be ahead of anything
before attempted in the city.
Only one bobble yesterday speaks
mighty well for the club, but we wish
that some of the bunch could find
their batting eye in hurry up time.
Lemon of the Nags made three hits
out of three trips to the plate yester-
day, a homer and two doubles. He
must be of the Ponderosa variety.
Old man Brady soake^ her three
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Although D. D. D. Prescription has
been recognized for years as the one
remedy for Eczema, Psoriasis, and all
other forms of skin diseases, it is now
known that there is no ottjer wash,
even those used by the beauty special-
ists, that can compare with this mild
liquid for cleansing the skin of pimples,
blackheads, rash, and all similar skin
affections.
D. D. D. seems to remove the cause,
whatever the trouble may be, cleansing
the skin, and leaving it as soft, ae-
smooth and clear as that of a healthy
child.
The simply wonderful cures wrought
by D. D. D. duri’- - the past ten years
have proven the value of this remedy
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forms of skin trouble.
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Galvez Theater.
With such a bill as the Galvez theo-
ter is showing this week it is no won-
der that house is, doing a land-office
business. Every feature is a headliner
in its way and all deserve the most
enthusiastic commendation.
That Grade Emmett and her clever
company of people are fine in Mrs.
Murphy’s Second Husband goes with-
out saying. It is "one of the classiest
bits of Irish comedy ever seen on the
vaudeville stage and the work of the
delightful star and her support makes
the skit go off most merrily.
There is nothing better in the He-
brew comedy line than Sol Burnes ever
been seen in Galveston before, and his
Yiddish songs, parodies and jokes are
more than clever—they are clean, and
that’s a lot, too.
Little Josie McIntyre, one of the nat-
tiest little women on the style is de-
lishtful in her Scotch songs and dances
and her other turns fit in exceedingly
WGeorge Watson and Lillie Florence
in the musical comedietta, A Matrimo-
nial Tangle,” are both excellent and
artistic singers and their comedy work
makes their sketch go splendidly.
Three different kinds of moving pic-
tures are shown at every performance
this afternoon at 3:30 o cIock, tonignt
again at 7:30 and 9 o’clock.
Cures Like Magic
If you, or any of your famliy suffer
from dyspepsia, you ought to keep a
bottle of Digesteze handy in the house.
One dose cures any case of indigestion
the minute you take it—tones up the
stomach and organs—gi"ves you a
healthy appetite. Has a candy flavor-
acts like magic. 50c a bottle at F. Geo.
Leinbach’s.
Prof. J. Alleine Brown, field man-
ager for the Old Black Mammy Mona-
ment Association, is in the city com-
pleting arrangements for an entertain-
ment to be given at Y. M. C. A. hall
Friday evening, April 28, the^ proceeds
from which will go to the benefit of
the association.
This is the initial affair of this kind,
and will be followed up by Prof. Brown
in other Texas cities and towns and in
the south generally. It is expected
that Galveston people will accord the
enterprise liberal patronage, both from
the worthy cause it represents
from the fact that the movement
build this monument originated
Galveston by Galveston people.
The entertainment will
chiefly a “Foster recital,” a
the life and compositions of that I
sweetest of southern singers, Stephen I
Collins Foster, author of so many of I
the old-time melodies that always call
up a flood of tenderest memories.
Prof. Brown is himself a splendid I
musician, a good singer, a writer of 1
songs and a finished platflorm enter-
tainer. He has made a life study of
Foster and has arranged a most en-
tertaining and instructive sketch of
this wonderful character.
It is not known to many that one
man, or one composer, is the author of
so many of the old songs of the
southland, but it is a fact that Stephen
Collins Foster has credit for the undis-
puted authorship of all the following |
better known ballads, besides many
others: Old Folks at Home (Swanee
River), Massa’s in De Cold, Cold
Ground, Old Kentucky Home, Hard
Times Come Again No More, Nelly Bly,
Gentle Annie, Old Black Joe, Come
Where My Love Lies Dreaming, Camp-
town Races, Oh, Susanna, and many
others.
Prof. Brown in his sketch will give
the story of some of these composi-
tions, which he has spent years in col-
lecting and verifying, which will be
well worth hearing. As each composi-
tion is treated a picked quartet of
splendid young voices will render the
song. This will be quite a departure
from the usual dry lecture or sketch
and it is sure to be a pleasing and wel-
come diversion.
Prof. Brown will also submit for the
approval of the public some of is own
compositions, such as “Old Black Mam-
my,’ especially written for this occa-
sion; “The Blended Colors,” indorsed by
veterons of both blue and gray, and a
composition in lighter vein entitled,
“Oh, Would I Were a Multi-million-
aire.” .
Assisting Prof. Brown will be the
Black Mammy Quartet, especially
trained for thjs work; some of the best
local talent, in both music and read-
ing, augmented by friends f-rom Hous-
ton who have given this movement
their indorsement to the extent of vol-
unteering their services.
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