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boas remed
slores.
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ng man til
The Wri ter Who Does Most,
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Excellent Plan.
said Mrs. De
Tyle was calling
Chi ifeur
gatisactory?”
“He 8 srfectly fine,” said M
Tyle. "To 1 with, hi
plexion is
long, dusty ride he doesn't show
spots, and th
limousine 1 have
through hole In
window
rope to t
Harper's
lle
you
you
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Mrs. Van
have a
ones, wh
“that
inese cha Do
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low com-
of a
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in my
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Weekly
Meeting Emergencies.
Senator Dixon
piece of political deception
“The thing was as flagran
Pas the rallway case.”
“Two one
ere passing through a stati
the train gates when the bi
was heard to say:
half tic
# I've a
i ye'll
was condemn
t."” he sald,
short,
on toward
gger one
men, of them very
took ket
George so littl
right.’
“ ‘But.’ protested George, how about
my beard? And he twiddled his chi
beard nervously
* Oh,’ rejoined
it's a mole”
Yer e,
the
other, ‘tell
The Middle. Aged Woman,
Of the many ways in which the mid-
dleaged woman may vary effect
of ber afternoon gowns none is sim-
pler than the f a collar an ifs
of white » edged with
an dembr rin a f ]
other change
white
malines
black
thread ;
long in front that they terminate only
at the waist line, cross in
surplice effect and tucked away
under the gir An excelient model
of this sort is of light bl n em-
broidered with black dots, and a sec
ond is of white agaric trimmed with
tiny folds of broadcloth, alternating
with eponge
A WINNING START
A Perfectly Digested Breakfast Makes
Nerve Force for the Day,
Everything goes wrong if the break.
fast iles in your stomach like a mud
pie. What you eat does harm If you
can't digest {t—-it turns to polson.
A bright lady teacher found this to
be true, even of an ordinary light
breakfast of eggs and toast. She
says:
“Two yearsago]l contracted a very
annoying form of Indigestion. My stone
ach was in such condition that a sim
ple breakfast of fruit, toast and egg
gave me great distress.
“I was slow to believe that troubls
could come from such a simple diet,
but finally had to give it up, and found
a great change upon a cup of hot
Postum and Grape-Nuts with cream,
for my morning meal. For more than
a year I have held to this course and
tiave not suffered except when Injudd
clously varying my diet.
the
use o
voll
are so
where
are
they
dla
ue law
id
ous force for the entire day. My gala |
of ten pounds In welght also causes
te to want to testify to the value of
Grape-Nuts,
“Grape-Nuts holds first rank at our’
table.”
Name given by Postum Co. Battle |
Creek, Mich,
“There's a reason.” Read the little
book, “The Road to Wellville,” in pkgs.
V
a
Two wonderful pitching stars of 1
season are not showing the class th
displayed ear Both
men 11, and the
Was talk
were 1
ir brill
f the
last
fn 19
the
v
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4
«
Fear
work
Une was a right-hander and the otl
A southpaw. The right hander
Grover (Cleveland Alexander of
Phillies, and
Gregg of the Naps
a tough
+
en
O Cour
t}
southpaw |
“Alex” :
it
16
He «4 vy {
having time of
and w he does win he needs
rn NN NIN INN Nl
KANE GOING AT GREAT CLIP!
Former Utility Player of Chicago Cube
Playing Excellent Bali on th
Pacific Coast.
tt
1 former (
Johnny Kane,
ity player,
: is
the Vernon
great
the Pa
-y
league 3 batting 271, be
best © and run-get
Coast
Ing
the
Johnny Kane.
He
©
ter on that circuit will probably
be purchased by o: the major
league ball clubs again this fall. May-
be the Cubs or Sox can secure him.
of
McGraw Makes Prophecy.
New York first, Pittsburgh
and Cincinnat] third-is J
ish
wh
The GC
Adams,
hit
leader bel
Tools, Camnitz
stride the
will forge forward as runners up
the N. L. debate. He conceded Mr
O'Day a place In the first division, but
the highly repugnant idea of
beaten out by an ex-umpire ls no
longer troubling his mid-day dreams.
ant
0)
t
thelr
en
Hendrix
Marquard’s New Curve.
Marquard has mastered that high
drop that Christy Mathewson used so
successfully for so many years, He
only uses it in the pinches. He al
ways ralses on his toes, just as Matty
did, when he throws it. It starts as
though it would pass the plate about
tooth high, usiaog the batter as the ob-
ject to be passed. Then it starts to
break about three feet in front of the
plate, and it falls down acrosa the plate
a neat “strike.”
O'Leary Wants Knight.
Charlie O'Leary wants to get Jack
Knight of the Washington team for
his Indians. Knight has been laid up
for some time. He reported under
weight this spring and bas never been
right at any time this season. His
throwing arm is weak. Before he went
to Washington Knight played with
New York and was regarded as one
of the best hatters In the American
league,
Southpaws Are Scarce,
There is not a left-handed thrower
one anppenrs from time to time, They
ure genuine, trae, ond full of Kaman
interest,
.
lar thing unequaled by any club in the
major leagues, Furthermore, Milan,
Moeller, Schaefer, and Cashion are the
only lads who bat from the offside of
the pan. Of these Moeller and Schaef.
er switch to the othodox side when
ever an ehud occuples the hill,
Working for Next Year.
It has now been officially decided
that the New York Americans haven't
anything that looks like a ball club.
Bo they have quit bothering about this
year and are trying to bulld something
presentable for next year.
of Philadelphia
bushel him through
more suc
but he has
ws 11
ai
little
runs to i
s been a
y
lexande
better than
cess
done
an even break on his
George Chalmer
forme
classy
the
igue players gr
cost of kicking. Th
sod
eo
Harry and Martin
now with the He
Killllay
lena team of the
sociation
Monte Pleiffer is the new
the McKeesport
yivania league
According to unofficial fig
Wash team has seven
st of batters.
ension
team of the Ohio
res
men in
on
A little susp did Bin
fa Carr's best pitcher now
Red Kuhn has been doling so we
of the Box catching staff
#0 strong that he belleves
in sevnth place
the Central Ass
secured Pitcher
neoln of the Western le
ig
Muscatine in
has
ague
|
ross
i si
na pl
+h
it
ra the in.
as ¢ plate unless they carry
Meinnls doesn'St care whe
fiers throw the ball to him
lock's
Outfielder Zinn and Shortstop Mar
tin, the two Highlander youngsters,
are Improving In thelr work right
along.
Brooklyn has asked an option on
Cramer and Olddo, the crack battery
of the Frankfort team of the Blue
Grass,
George Mullln says he is willing to
work In any city but St. Louls. George
can get plenty of sympathy along
those lines.
One Catcher for Both Teams.
At Yazoo Clty, Misa, one catcher
was behind the bat for both teams
for sixteen Innings in the Cotton
States league between Columbus and
Yazoo City. In the second inning of
The Yazoo City catcher
volunteered to keep tha game going
and it was so agreed by all In author.
ity. Yazoo City won both games.
Hot Band Bags.
As a substitute for hot-water bags
In ordinary aliments such as tooth
ache, earache and other minor pains,
use common flannel bags made in con-
venient sizes, with drawstrings. Fill
them with hot sand or salt, and they
are safer than a cheap rubber bottle,
Just as efficacious and much handler
to use. Keep half a dozen ready; they
are of great help in time of aches and
pains,
Looking for Good Day.
President Charles Ebbets is looking
now for a date when he can celebrate
the opening of his new ball park In
connection with some historical event.
The schedule committee squeiched his
first cholee, but, as Charles says, his
tory ia full of incidents and August is
full of days.
»
Are
PEN wi
nye Bre
NO \RE
E NOT JUST
Punished
When Play-
Out,
10
Patre of Baseball
by League Executive
ers Are Taken
Games
neg
| BIG FRENCHMAN FOOLED HIM
Pitcher Quinn
Joe Jackson
Mighty Nap
Intentionally Passes
Get at the
Lajoie,
to
Napoleon Lajoie.
than try to get the ball over for Joe,
deliberately pitched two wide ones and
passed him, evidently preferring to
take a chance on Lajole
All the big Frenchman did was to
drive in three runs.
Watking' Good Work,
Rube Watkins, the star portsider
with the Sharon team of the 0. & P.
league, in 10 games fanned 101 bate
{ men, an average of 10 men a game.
| He has issued 25 bases an balls and
has been touched up for 70 bingles.
Watking was sent to Sharon by Man.
{ ager Bill Phillips of Youngstown, for
development, It Is understood that
Cleveland has a string on the young
pitcher,
Ban on Buspended Players,
The national commission has
the ban on the Lake Shore league for
under the national agreement. Dahl
kee, Harry Seibert of Kansas City,
and Ernest Groth of Columbus,
Brief Making Good.
Anthony Uriel, tArned back by the
Bt. louls Browns, is playing gent
ball for Traverse City in the hi
gan league, and Ibs chief hitting
power of his team. a ——
3
thi I5t—-3& CO
=the only way
ff 3
1 body ar
1
is via a glass
Cur pew box
Free! nection wt
Demand the Ge
THE COCA-COL A CO.
We Lead You
To Fortune and Happy Life
in California
vr
EW. ER
K ukn,
y Val
elsewhere Beat th
the Pig}
Messrs, J £
i ley what the |
r in the Sacra
is doing
There is ten times more
irrigated land than in the }
e peopl
Let us take you wl
ies prof
} TOs NOt
besd
urge you to pur
ou can buy this land on
scre mow and the balance in
Tery cary
en yeany
Give us an opportunity to take ug
ite us me
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ritefor it a
KUHN IRRIGATED LAND CO.
Dept 133
801 FIFTH AVENUE
trated
tiiust
1 emir Lgivesy
NEW YORK. N. Y.
MADE BIG PROFIT FOR STATE
Purely Business Argument for the Es
tablishment of Sanitoriums for the
Tuberculosis,
ires contain
H
+ Rb
1
ha
wie |
DES
large as that spent
tenance of the
four cent. inter
fon
per
Larges
The act in
ial earnings
we obtained
anged from
total earnings for Pdelweiss and of characteriztio
“en
a
ex-patients
Barnes
$31
the
re
These 1
week, tl
amountin
Dr
per the
year
this basis
Bgures abo
ever While
of tubercuk
here Is go
Institut for
advar CARES Would
lnvestments.'
Vut of a total
dan-
mputes the the
He says, how
the cu al Wave
a
investments to ta WR sven! in
bioking that | yyy guy of a plant, and do not simply
{ fon
be still
ve given
institutions
Sis are go
od reason
for re
rs
#
AAT
better
§ » "#
ion the Qi
the plant
that
lig-
ced » a law
of 46.450 hospital day’
treatment given, 38,147, or 84 per cenit.
Were the treatment costing the
#lale on an average $200 per patient
Out of 188 free cases Investigated, 58
bad no famliles and no Income on ad
mission to the sanitorium Out of
32 patients having homes, the num
ber In the family averaged 62, and
the average family earnings were
6.46. In 59 cases the families had no
income, and in only five cases were |
there any savings, none of which |
amounted to as much as $100,
Only In 2 Business Way.
“80 Clara rejected the plumber.”
“Do you know why?”
“Somebody told her
about encouraging him,
pipe.”
free,
Laying a Foundation
Bobby it} guest)
heard we were go
your houge |
13
oa Mra
in
stare
Little
Skimper,
bave dinner at
ed right in trainin’
Mrs. Skinner (the hostess
ing up your
Little Bobby--
square meal first
when 1
to :
fer it.
By sav
appetite, Bobby?
Nom BY eat’ a
Her Error.
Mra. Stranger--Can you tell
who that stout man is over there?
is the worst softsoaper | ever met
Dowager-—-Yes. He is my husband
b - Judge
Helght of Selfishness. : -
Some men are 80 selfish that if they A girl may not marry the best man
were living In a haunted house they at her own wedding, but she should
wouldn't be willing to give up the try to make the best of the man she
ghost.— ~Florida Times Union marries
me
to be careful He
as he hit the |
Old Michigan's wonderful batter
Eats Toasties, ‘tis said, once a day,
For he knows they are healthful and w
And fumish him strength for the fray.
His rivals have wondered and marvelled
To see him so much on the job,
Not knowing his strength and endurance
Is due to the com in TY COBB.
WI Washinghn Bio we Rivers, Wia,
an for which the Poste
jo Oroek, Mich. paid HORO0 to Mag.
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