The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-10
The Baseball Trainer.

trainer and usually during the spring
trip an assistant. says the American
Magazine. The trainer is an expert
masseur, something of medical prac-
titioner. surgeon, nurse. osteopath, bat
boy, assistant ticket taker. general all
round man and the object of the wrath
Of every player who happens to have
grievance. To judge the snap"
trainer has. Bert Sermons. trainer of
the Chicago club. kept a record Of his
work last season. He massaged an
average Of eleven men a day from
March 1 to Oct. 16. some Of them morn
ing. afternoon and evening; treated 1S1
cuts, wounds. abrasions, ''sliders"
(Which means patches of skin torn off
in sliding), sprains and broken bones.
including tor swo spike cuts. and his
record shows he used nearly forty
quarts of aseptic lotion.
One of the new coats and skirts de-
cidedly smart Is in charming shade
of dull "box" green braided very mar
rowly with black in many lines, with
rows Of tiny black braided buttons
closely set in groups in between. An
other coat and skirt, though possessed
of plain panel front and back, has
quite noticeable amount Of fullness
at the sides. The feature Of this suit
Is the arrangement of more-and many
small buttons, which are arranged in
circles where the enormous button of
last season would have been. This is
not especially unitarian. but it is q
novel arrangement.
Showing the results Of mis- process or
grinding and polishing steel plates far
smoother than has been hitherto pos
sible. JOhansson. Swedish engineer
has given to the Paris Academy Of
Sciences a remarkable demonstration
Of the molecular attraction between
bodies in contact. The slightest micro
scopic unevenness is sufficient to pre-
vent molecular adhesion. Electro-mag-
netic influences being proved to be alb
sent. one steel plate was placed on top
Of another. and then the pull Of even
heavy weights failed to separate them.
The space between the two plates was
found to be less than 1-2.5OO.O 600 Of an
inch.-New Orleans Tmes-Democrat.
Two Piece Sack.
With springs arrival one Ii apt to
find that the comfortable little wash
able dressing sack has been over
looked. and the first warm days find
us either sweltering in the winters
leftovers or sporting the faded unrib-
boned ones Of a preceding summer.
Crepon at its thinnest and in white
or family tinted colorings makes an
ideal lounging jacket, as it is easily
Numbered and does not even require
ironing. There is pattern with front
and back cut in one. necessitating. Of
course. a seam cut down the center
Of the back and one under each arm.
that is easily put together and quickly
made. Its edges are hemmed all
around. The seams under the arms
the back seam also is left open at its
lower edge for added comfort about
the hips. Its final finish Is narrow
edging Of linen or valenciennes lace.
and a charming garment is made In
a comparatively short time and at
very moderate cost.
Doushnuts Without Eggs.
Boil one good sized potato. When
done mash II and add one cupful OF
sugar, one and half cupfuls Of sour
milk. one teaspoonful Of lard. one
quarter cupfui Of granulated cOrnmeal.
one teaspoonfui Of soda. a little nut
meg or lemon extract and -four to
make stiff. Fry in good bot lard.
His Congratulations.
A young Concord lawyer had for
eign client In police court the other
day. It looked rather black for the
foreigner. and the Concord man fairly
outdid himself In trying to convince
the magistrate that his client was In
nocent
The lawyer dwelt ON the others ig.
norance of American customs. bis
straightforward story and enough 9th
er details to extend the talk fully IF.
teen minutes. His client was acquit.
ted.
In congratulating the freed man the
lawyer held out his hand In an absent
though rather suggestive manner. The