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xtension
Mauch
ing of tt of the line
Lehigh and New England Rallroad
from es to Tamaqua, via
the Lizard Creek Valley, is progress-
rapidly in response to threats
West Penn Township,
County, fa that un-
ca forward with
land over which
18 €X
ing
made hy
Schuylkill
leas ne Ol any
rmers
me
the courts
injunctic
took a trip
week to ree
Ms,
ifTerent Ni
if New Jersey
must now built
Fis!
3
8s
Reading
Nessley
rlendale
Berks
James Har:
Weaver
Hing it
ted trout
Yello
er
Nine-year-o
ane, known to
West."
his companions as
hungry
with eighty
was for ple, he
baker's wagon “tw
ing pies on the stireel
wagon and drove
eat
dumped
Wagon to police
told the police he
ider's barn.” He
Court
r, got into the
was sb
inte
the street:
headquarters
found it in
was held Juvenile
Pottavil
Lyons has
Court the
Pistriet Attorne)
appealed to the Buperior
CAMS of wi
and William convicted of bal
stuffing, but granted a new
trial by Judge Brumm. The case was
before Superior Court before and as
a result and Jones were re
manded to jall and it is claimed thas
the lower court cannot now grant i
new trial Judge Brumm declare:
that the men not properly de
fended and that circumstances have
developed which show that an injus
tive has been done to them,
Stroudsburg Hurd’'s Sanitarium
at North Wales Gap, was dostroyec
by fire together with a cottage, laun
dry, two ce houses and a large barn
belonging to the Minisink Farm Com
pany. The loss is estimated at $65,
000. Hurd's Sanitarium was one of
the oldest summer resort places a!
the Water Gap, and for years has
been well patronized by Philadel
phians. For a month the resert has
been opened and a number were reg
istered at the place. There was lit
tle difficulty for the guests to escap:
in safety, but ost of them los
elothing and valuables.
liam Grow
Jones,
lot box
Grow
were
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IS BEST FIELDER
Claim Texan Is Greatest of
All in Center Garden.
the best In
discriminating,
the best center
loston baseball fans,
formed and the most
say Tris Speaker is
fielder in the world.
He is seen every day
making difficult fly balls
running like a grayhound
right flelder's or left
tory, and him at plate
swinging his bat nonchalantly, eyeing
pitcher like a hawk and waiting
to send up the kind of ball
alting but the
in center field
look
into
eaRy,
the
terri
fielders
we see the
the
fr
for him
is w for
to a ball
kind
gets very cle
er knows what
lly is
Tris Speak
»
Ee
COMme
asked
famous catcl
a a a a a
SLOW BALL THING
Says Style of
Change
oF PAST
“hristy Mathewson
Pitching Has U
in Fast C
ndergone
ompany
Eames
upon
rge oxtont Ri
Hh
the list of pitchers in the two big
vades followed look over
eagues today not find a
single noted for hia
slow ball There may be some who
have a floater in thelr rep« but
any
srtory
they do
extent
“Today
have speed
not depend upon it to
the big league pitcher must
The majority of the big
eague pitchers large
large or small must be able to
put steam on the ball or they go back
to the minors. In fact, big
league reports minor
eaguer to his employer first ques
ion that the ‘Has
any smoke?
“I have reasoned it
slow ball pitcher scarcely
3ls games by small scores and
slubs in the days when
pitchers thrived generally had a
a batters who won their games by
big scores. It did not cause much
jamage if five or six runs were
tcored against a club that owned a
tlow pitcher if that team
ible to go out’ and score seven
sight runs. But nowadays the scores
ire smaller and the man with the
loater finds it difficult to stand the
moe.’
are men, but
they
when a
scout some
the
asks is
latter he
out that the
the
ball
jot
slow
ball
HAS BIGGEST BASEBALL HAND
Scout for
Team, Bays Eddie Ainsmith win
Be Greateat Catcher,
Eddie Alnsmith, the Nationals’
young catcher, who Is attracting so
much attention by his brillant work,
and who bids fair to be the sensation
of the American league this season,
carries around with him the largest
pair of hands known to baseball,
Ho big are Alnsmith's bread hooks
that he cannot buy gloves to fit, and
during the eold days in Cambridge,
Mass, he is forced to don mittens,
The digits on Alnsmith's throwing
anand are badly twisted and look like
Cubs.
internat
ATTELL WILL HAVE TO REST
Injury to Shoulder of Featherweight
Champion May End His Long
and Brilliant Career.
Abe
plon
Atte featherweight cham
ho gus » 24 nu Ld i 1 fut J tc
sho
Burns in New
ordered by
fe least six
There
again
bably for a year
that the
Attell
to the
of
means a loss of from
is a possibility
iy injured that will never
prize ring
retirement
able to return
Enforcement
Your $30,000 to
Abe Attell,
$50,000 to the fighter, who had mapped
out a busy campaign. One of his first
matches was to have been with
“Knockout” Brown, whom Manager
Danny Morgan promised to send
pgainat the little champion as goon as
Brown's ear was again In shape. At
tell rested more thun two months
after the arm was first injured in his
bout with Kilbane at Cleveland, but
the rest did not prove long enough
—— bibs
Capablanaca May Meet Lasker,
Capablansea may meet Dr. Lasker,
the champion, in a class match,
Louisville has released Pite
ere to Columbus 8S. ©
Ball
games Sunday before noon at
Cal, have proved successii)
Baseball's "bad boys adually
dropping out of the game
not their time on
are gr :
Managers
waste the loose
¥
says Jin
‘wonder of the decade
back with a vengeance
my Callahan is
that Cal
good
Comiskey
the
in the
ran xi
game an
home
“Buck” Freeman
Boston, is still
orn leagae
Bugene Sampson, cap
tain of Westminster VOAT
has accepted terms with the Philadel
phia National league team.
Jerry Downs, the former Washing
ton player, Is showing up well us a
first baseman for the Columbus team
in the American association,
Clark Grimth, like Bobby Wallace,
it is sald. wants no more of Hot
Springs as a training camp and the
Reds may go Into Texas next spriug,
probably to San Antonio.
and
college last
pitcher
manent home in Rochester. He has
bought a lot in an aristocratic resk
dence section and is now building a
house that will cost him $10,000,
George MeQuillen's brother, Earl,
has signed with Aurora In the Wis
consin-lilinols league. He is also a
pitcher and hopes some day to be as
CURE THAT CATARRH
Our climate with its sudden changes
is conducive to catarrh—which ia
& chronic inflammation of the mucous
membrane surface of head-—nose or
throat,
One
Paxtine
vince
treatment
wiil
that
month's local
Anti
most skeptical
with
con
Paxtine
Tollet geptic
the
i ¢ . » § rT
8 not a j for all
armless an
powder form
For tOLDS and GRIP
Facts
About
Motherhood
The experience of Motherhood is a
trying one to most women and marks
distinctly an epoch in their lives. Not
DSi One woman ina hun.
J 15 (Pdred is prepared or
\ understands how to
Viproperly care forher
self. Of course near
ly every woman now.
[ aday s has medical
[ot reatment at the
time of child-birth,
or but many ap proach
ski the experience with
an organism nk tted for the trial of
strength, and when the strain is over
her system has received a shock from
which it is hard to recover. Follow.
ing right upon this comes the nervous
strain of caring for the ¢hild, and a
distinet change in the mother results.
There is nothing more ¢ harming than
a happy and healthy mother of chil
dren, and ine deed chil d-birth under right
conditions need be no hazard to health
or beauty. The unexplainable thing is
that, with all the evidence of shattered
SUA & F
It isn’t as thongh the experience
for the most part, trust to chance
pay the penalty.
y many homes once childless there
Compound makes women normal,
¥, and strong,
Any wortan who woud
weal advice in
matter is cordiall a bo to
write to Mrs. Pink at 1.
A Her letter will be
like
to this