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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21
HILTON DEFEATS EVANS IN
EINAL ROLND OE COLE CoNTEsI

Shinnecock Hills. L. /. Sept. I'll
Playing his full wooden club shots up
to the hole with great skill. Harold i.
Hilton. champion OF Great Britain and
the United States, defeated Charles w.
tChiclI) Evans. jr., of Chicago by up
and to play I'm the final round of the
invitation tournament at the National
Golf links of Amerlca.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21
FORUM CLUB TO DINE.

The Forum club, Of the Y. NJ C. A,
viii hold q dinner at the Woman's
Exchange restaurant, at 6 o'clock Fri
day evening. The dinner will be for
both members and nonmembers. The
plans of the club for the coming win
ter viii be discussed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21
Y. N. c. A. BOYS AlsE
PREPARLNG EOR CARNIVAL

The boys classes at the Y N c. A.
to prepare the boys for the gym car
nival, viii begin work on Thursday.
Director Mitchell believes that with
about two weeks practice the boys
will give one Of the best exhibitions
in the carnival The carnival is to be
held Monday evening. October 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21
COFFROTH WANTS FIGHTS
~

New York n Y, Sept 2I-James
CoffrOth Of San Francisco. teIeEraphed
TO Geo. Mcdonald. manager of Matt
Wells the English lightweight cham
piOn, Offering Wells $500 for a bout
with Packey Mcfarland or $500 for a
contest with AID Wolgast the light
wei Fht champion. the fights to take
Pls in California.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21

g IN FIGHT WITH ATTEITi.
: Madison Square Garden. y. Y,
: Sept. 21.-Abe Atteu. the feath-
= erweight champion, tried the
3 impossible last night by con-
8 cedinE about IS pounds IN
: weight to the English light
= weight champion, Matt Wells, at
3 Madison Square garden.
3 Wells being as clever as the
= American in every ring move.
e had the call almost from the
: start and won handily. 1t was
: a fast, clean and clever exhibit
= ton Of boxing, with none Of the
: bloody features OF the Flynn
: Morris contest in the same ring
3 here last week
: The fight was handicap
match and Attell is given credit
= for the game stand he made
3 against his heavier and clever
: opponent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21
MISSISSIPPI FARMERS

7
BrOOkhaven, Mass, Sept21-It be-
came known today that at least ten
new indictments against Lincoln cOun-
ty farmers charged with selling their
votes during the state Democratic prf-
mary. election IN August this year, viii
be returned by the grand jury now IN
session here. late today. Seven men
have already been arrested.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21

An ordinary case Of disrrhoea can. as
rule, be cured BY a single dose OF
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy. This remedy has no
superior for bowel complaints. FOR sale
by all dealers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21

Allen Walker. sergeant major OF tho
23rd infantry, has left on a 80 day fur
Tough to Sam FOrdyCe. Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21
WHERE THEY PLAY FRIDAY.

WHERE THEY PLAY FRIDAY.
National League.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Chicago
New York at St Louis
Boston at PittsbuEg.
American League.
Chicago at Washington.
St Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston
Cleveland at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pit f. P1S5sOuTs- 900 200 1o.Es a e
Boston -. 100 600 1902 9 q
Batteries. Pittsburg. Hendrix and
Simon; Boston, Tyler and Rariden.
At Chicago-First game: R. H E
Chicago o.. 900 600 OO1-1
Philadelphia 200 600 900 ]
Batteries. Chicago, Cole and Archer
Philadelphia, Moore and Madden.
Cb Ies9l-o s--e 49,. 900 900 % ]
Philadelphia " 1000 400 0" 4
Batteries; Chicago, Richter, Toney,
Archer and Graham Philadelphia
stack, Chalmer and Carter.
At St Louis-First game: R. H E.
New York 600 010 015-4 y
L
Batteries New York, MarQuard and
Myers; St. Louis, Ia Laudermilk and
Bliss.
Second game: R H E.
s. Io1is A -. 600 O04 90 10 ;
Batteries: New York. Crandall, Ma
thewson. Wiltse and Myers; St Louis,
Foyer Woodburn and Wingo-
At Cincinnati-First game; R. H E.
Brooklyn &C.,. $500 900 100 4o0-5 9 3
Cincinnati go -...0 10 COS 10'-7 1
Batteries: Brooklyn, Dent, Schardt
and Erwin; Cincinnati, Fromme and
Clarke
Second game; R. 3. E.
Brooklyn o.. OOl 600 O.
Cincinnati 80 --..-151 4O1 ~ 2
Batteries Brooklyn. r Miller, Steele,
Bergen and O. Miller; Cincinnati
HUMPHREYS, MILAN and SeverOid.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st At to 6htladeiDhia0 600 600 osoR R + e :
Philadelphia o.. 200 900 OPS 1
At Washington R. H. E.
Chicago 1900 .O10 1O2 1OO-5 .
Batteries; Washington, Hughes and
Street; Chicago, Benz, Walsh and Sulli-
van
Boston -. 200 10 Ol'-3 8
Detroit 1900 200 1O1 600 2
Batteries: Boston, Pape and Williams;
Detroit, Works and stanage.
At New Eork-First game: r. H E.
Cleveland 90 032 1873 II
New York ......21O 600 O33- l3
Batteries: cleveland Banding. Kaler
and Easterly; New York WARRIOR
Vaughn. Quinn and Blair.
Second game: r. II. T.
Cleveland 80. ...-..O1O OO2 IA 2
Naw- York N70 n0G 0-6
Batteries: Cleveland. ReisegI and
O'Nel; New York. Caldwell and Will
liams.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
At San Francisco r. H z.
Los Angeles -.---.----...--..-4 /
San Francisco .-..-......5 10 /
Batteries: Los Angeles, LeTerenz.
Agnew and Schmitz; san Francisco
Miller and Berry
At Los Angeles III. E.
sacramento ----- -----------.--2
Batteries: sacramento, Knight
Thompson and Thomas; Vernon, Hit
and Hogan
oakland go -..---...----..-..2 i
Batteries: Oakland, Fiater. AbIeS
and Mitzei Portland, Henderson, Hark-
ness and Kuhn.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
At Sioux City Ri E.
Pueblo ...-.. 900 900 oo0-n
Sioux city .-.--..O O1 0OI 300 II /
Batteries; Pueblo. Faber and Glenn
ons; Sioux City, Klefer and Miller.
At Omaha - Omaha-DeuFer game
postponed; rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
nTf7-r-o-rTrea Tr-r-r- rrrr-
kee, s.
At neapolis-LouisviIIe z; Mime
apolis, IS.
At St Paul-Columbus 2; St Paul. 3.
At Kansas Observation-Disclosures Kansas
City game postponed; rain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21
JOE TINKER SETS
PACE FOR THE CUBS

Fiery little Joe Tinker. Of the Chica-
go Cubs, is just now setting the pace
in the Cubs infield Tinker is fielding
in wonderful fashion is hitting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21
NATIONAL LEAeUE

At Pittsburg- r. H. z.
PitLsburg 1000 zoo 100
Boston 100 600 1902 0
Batteries Pittsburg, Hendrix and
Simon; Boston, Tyler and Rariden.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

WESTERN LEAGUE.
At Sioux City r
Pueblo $500. 100 600 600 Z d
Sioux city .-.--..0O 1 O0I 300 II 1
Batteries. Pueblo. Faber and Glenn
ons; Sioux City, Klefer and Miller.
At Omaha - Omaha Denver game
postponed; rain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21

BOstOn's defeat on Wednesday rar
their score Of losses up to an even 100
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21
AarERTCAv ASSOCIATION.

IN A11ON A-AA-uNs
At 0nlwaukee-Toledo, 10; Bulwau-
kee s.
At nneapolis-LouisvlIle z; Mime
apOlis, Is
At St Paul-Columbus, 2; St Paul, 5.
At Kansas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Kansas
City game postponed; rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21
s1IERrCAN LEAGUE.

At Philadelphia R. H. 2.
st Louis ......... 900 600 O2O-2 9
Philadelphia 600 900 OPS 9 1
At Washington- R. H E.
Washington - -00C 001 20O-3 Z 8
Chicago 900. 100 1O2 1OO-5 2
Batteries; Washington, Hughes and
Street; Chicago, Benz, Walsh and Sulli-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21

the Boston Americans, may become
manager Of the Beaneaters next sea
son. StahI originally intended TO go
in with McAleer and Mercy in the
purchase of an interest in the team.
but dropped out when the negotiations
dragged so many weeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21

At Boston r. H Z.
Boston 5000 200 10 OI"-3 8
Detroit -..... 800. 900 101 900 2
Batteries; Boston, Pape and Williams;
Detroit, Works and Stanage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21
WELLS WINS EASILY

= q" : : : > . 4. > 8 :. > 8 > D.,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21

What might be termed an impolite
fOrwardness to corral all the kale in
sight resulted in the promoters OF the
Flynn-MOrris scrap going in the hole
on the deal for about $4,000. besides
the cost of staging the conflict. The
high prices demanded for the seats, 81
to $50, kept the attendance far below
the number eyDe~fed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21

At New Eor5-First game: R. H E.
Cleveland 60. ...O1O O32 1872 II g
New York -.-...21O 900 O33- Is 8
Batteries: Cleveland Banding Kaler
and EasterIy; New York, Warhop,
Vaughn. Quinn and Blair.
second game: r H E.
Cleveland co.. ..----O1O OO2 IA 2
New York --......-O1O OO4 0-5 8 3
Batteries. Cleveland, Reisegl and
O'Neil; New York. Caldwell and Will
liams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21

At ChicagO-First game R. 81. z.
Chicago 49,. 900 600 OO1-1 0
Philadelphia % 200 600 900 1 2
Batteries. Chicago, Cole and Archer;
Philadelphia, Moore and Madden.
Second game; r H. z.
Chicago 1890 200 600 90 I
Philadelphia &C.. 100 400 %
Batteries: Chicago, Richter, Toney,
Archer and Graham; Philadelphia.
stack, Chalmer and Carter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-21

Barney Dreyfuss, owner Of the Pitts
burg club, Is now in favor OF making
balls hit over short fences count for
two bases only, instead of calling them
hOmers. Barney was, not anxious to
do this until he got the left field Of
Forbes field (Pittsburg) heightened.
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MUCH IN LITTLE.

Florida and California oranges were
"Nported last year 20 the extent Of a62 o.
~ boxes, worth S2.4f5.55s
Ih"re would nave been a hay famine
IN the United states mis- year mad il mo-,
been fur 'anada'~ surplus.
S"matra o. famous the world over for
us cigar Wrappers. ana tobacco planta-
u"hS nave spread t. ncighburing isles.
Petroleum ahounds Zoo china. and even
shanghai has its quota Of miIIionaircs
made rich over night. a. IL were. by the
marvellous wells.
over 2soo years ago the Egyptian as
tronomers adopted thu present week OF
seven days. wholly diSassociated from
the lunar and solar cvrleS.
Chicago woman Las secured ii
N"rce because h"r husband refused 10
battle even when sh" heated tho water
and pat ~ iu the bath tub for him.
Java is q tropical paradise and Yields
immense wealth 10 tho Dutch investors.
i'"rn"o D forging ahead and many large
enterprise are in successful operation.
The now yiccrov Of Manchuria las
been instructed to develop Chinese ship
ping ON the Sungari. so that ~ may
complete with the Russian Subsidies
are evidently IN prospect.
But five large American cities chi
ciE". New York. Baltimore. Philadelphia,
and Louisville require old wall paper 70
be removed from tenement houses before
new is affixed
4 dispatch from Pcking state tho chi
nese aviator. Fug You. who spent a
number Of years in the United States g..
90 tie request 81 the yir-roy. 10 estnb-
llsh n school ~ aviation
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McAleer and Griffith
Are Being Criticized

The atmosphere in Cincinnati Is not
conductive to good ball playing for tho
same thing has happened to players
that were traded by that team before.
In Cincinnati they are unable to play.
but as soon as th"y get away they are
wonders. Steinfcldt was an example
Of that when he came to the Cubs six
years ago.
overall was another man that could
not pitch for IA" Reds. hut after he
cam" To- thu CHICAGO team me- developed
INT" a star. Th"S'. conditions prevailed
d, for" Grin took tn" job as manager
nf tn" Rods. -" Do. is not IN" to"duo
I'm Wellington the conditions seem
Co he much the SANE. For twenty
thru" years tho : .uators have been
playing Just about tho sam" class 81
nail that they are at present and
Jimmy NcAle'r Us not tho reason. be-
'auS" he has not been there that long
Last var tho Senators PLAYED better
TAIL than they hnv" PLAYED for Years
and finished out of last plac. and are
sftll nNl" tn keep ovt 81 Tho last ditch,
hut lif" is being made about as IN
pleasant f"r Jimmy as if ie possible
O." To, made hcruuz, d. has not boon
able TO- l0"i HIS team mp az tho top
~ tn" second division
Willing TO Spend Money.
Roth these rl.ihe If. willing fn sucnd
m"u'r larishlv 10 They have % chance
'n got pi1 -rs that viii help them.
mo reason tn1t Washington and Gin
Iurati ar" not winners - that they
ave mo developing plant. Most ~
fh. successful biz league clubs havc
arrangements with minor league clubs
Dor" Young PLAYERS arc sent for q
rftl" more seasoning every spring b.
fh"y are NOT quite ready for fast COM
Iuur. Washington has ncvDr had such
q working agreement with any minor
league club and whenever Dr. has had
Young PLAYER that was not quite
ready h. hld 90 Doc Iof out FOR cool
Tho Cincinnati club has been work
ir- tln'- boo fho same way Thou
strtr of dollars have been paid ont
It D., Queen CITY club FOR recruits
That WEI. NOT ripe and they were
turned adrif because they were not
ready. Instead ~ putting fh'm ont
win some minor league club ON op-
fI'rr 200 recall Thorn
Tn. r.w-puprrs in Washington and
Cincinnati have boon f.. great. 10
iirdrIurn e." tho maulr.rs Boo fheir
work h's1us" Of their continuous
criticism - fha pnii.r o. fr. mama
gers. 50 fhr present time ono WASH
Irrf'u faV.r is conducting rim-
rairn OF 'rifiDirn Dos Giving every ian
fEaf wants fp express iimr NJ
rfHrr. fn f.1 what hs THINKS BEL vr.rr
wIfu fIs foam. Tho Cincinnati u.r...a
fHrn r...r upheld th. MANAGER Of
fn'fr team ir YEARS past md 600. NOT
doing aH 90 The pr sent time
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BECAUSE THEY FAIL TO PRO-
DUCE WINNING TEAMS.
Both Clubs Are Willing 10 Spend
Money TO Get Good Teams
But Are Hoodooed.

There is nothing So uuont liable in
baseball as the management Of los
ing ball team. while there is no honor
too great 10 h'stow on the man for
tunate enough to hav. ball team
leading the league. SAYS George Rice
in the Chicago Journal IIughie Jsa-
ninZs Frank chance. Connie Mack
and John Nctraw have been linniZcd
in th,lr cities I.,tus. thev have"
brought hom. tho honorS with their
teams hu' tho manager ~ the tail-end
team is Stunned and avoided by the
SANE class ~ people that would honor
tho successful ones
There are two men IN major league
baseball to-day that have suffered all
kinds of torture for years because
they have been unable 20 Land ans pen
nant and their days are fas' drawing
20 AN 'nd. unless they can show some
thing This Year Jimmy NcAl-cr. tn"
manager 81 the Washington = majors.
IS now being prosecuted hcctu-' h' his
been unable. Co produce % winning COM
liiafion for WASHINGTON. ana clark"
Griffith Is undergoing tho sam Kind
Of treatment 10 cincinnati because bis
leadership ~ the Reds has been a
failure
Can't Turn Out Winners.
iofh ~ these mon ll.- had long
end useful careers on tho diamond 49,
players. hut they ha,. never been
Successes us manager for some reason
or other al these two mon would
II.. tI dn 20 win favor with the fans
boo their cities would Do. tn got 20 first
division team. hut that seems out 81
IN. roach ~ either 81 them Both ~
them u" getting m" second oppor-
fHII'l.. fn make good tr managers.
f.rff. 90 d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-15

Harry Davis. l0nr captain aud FIRST
bascman 81 the Athletics. probably
VIII be manager of tho Cleveland
Maps next season Davis has had "a
long talk with Marnato somcrs and
they have practically agreed on
terms Fielder Jones uua somcrs.
FIRST choice. but tho ~ eox leader
wouldn't take the job unless ho was
gwen an interest ln tho club
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His saerif>s

'rs .nI going 90 give up emrtirr
f.rHrf v..u .su mHrr. m.-
'.n. ..t f|I ausrr uf rI..re fi.fu.
tn .nu father and fwo brothers rlary
fIfIs Z ,Ir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-15

Adam Smith bad decided ts write r.
book rni cali 90 t.o Wealth % Nations
Nnrf ~ fnpf wealth. VIII t. u.ue- s.
1000. n r.r. tnndr nrmrI srffr huv- o.
copy 81 If-
Iuf .e made s1d mistake fIe neg.
f.f'd i' frdlrate fIn book to tho John
sons --ChIengo Trbuna
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Ihat lifesaver seemed to have diff
Guilty in getting to shore"
i'~. re took u terrible chance He
Jumped overheard wearing ali bts 49,
medals. Washington star.
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Jimmy Edmond. Cincinnati In
holder' u tho National Leagues
newest batting Dtar. lie II alout-
ing tho ban az a $50 clip and lead
ing the league. Jimmy didn't get
a chance 60 play regularly until
Dave Alter faded - make sood
~ short -
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Wolgast's Next Fight
Probably With WEIGH

acclimated by this time. and Accord
ing TO reports from Los Angeles
strong and fast and showing plenty OF
stamina i'm his workouts
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Having fixed the rate for q fght on
fl" field af $50 n punch. President
Lynch was hcsicc'd fo ISSUE ~ -chod.
ulo
Can't you make b. three punchc.
Tor fi1D7" somebody asked
Tho loDguo head poudcrcd n mo.
ncnt
NO he said. 90 won't do that I
don mind N little base bali scrap. but
bargain fight ia terrible thing o.
81 Louis Post Dispatch
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are you an optimist or a pessimist,'
b"th. ] hope for the best. but, I
doh bet on II as i sure thing."-Wash-
ingtOn star.
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Wen VII" have seen Patsy cline 30
h1'tl" nrc ~ tho opinion that Do viii
Give johnny kilbanc hard nght
when thcN clash on the 18th They
say Patsy II bull-Ikc fellow IN
hisdcportmcnt In the ring. ana that
~ not only can mix 40 IN furious
fashion. but cHn NIT hard with both
hands kibane Will be IN the best
% shape Tor this nght. Tor ne is vol
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Major Leagues are
Going Backward Now

money. whereas even these taflenders
shouId. IN the natural orders of things
10 top-hcaVy favOrites over any team
'"' minors could put forward
Stars and Others Differ.
one thing that strikes the veteran
IAN thls year Is the tremendous differ
'H.tS Deiwccn the stars and the rest
''I ana the bad ones worse And there
"ir more OF the latter getting away
Win thc lucrative berths than ever be-
loi'. u IS the contrast that makes
inc good ones look better The lew
really high class m"n-and thcv can
%" counted on Your fingers and toes
arc made. by comparison To- look Iik.
N'ftiablc man mountains
nv cobb Is tho goods =, is Edit.
"liHS. likewise. Mage. Wagner.
'hts". liresnahan. Joe Jackson. King
NJ linnis. Byrnc. Gibson. Grant. Uof-
man. Speaker. Crawford. CHIEF Meyers
l.nGI" ana "a few others Thes. mon
are all gems OF th" nrst water. equal
t' th" f0Uliu.rs of other dayS I.ut
where they are "A dozen now. there
M'r" ultA then. This leaves ont tho
pitchers. The genuine star Fingers in
On" two leagues ~ present number
barely half e dozen
M1fh' wson once NOR. looms uu as
th" most consistently effective. tvirier
BOO the game. Russell Ford. 81 his rtyaf
N"w York club. is about tho next best
in captivity Icd Walsh. 81 the White
son. is again PERFORMING Ike "a cham
pi"n. as also i- YOUNG Adams ~ tho
Pirates. Walter Johnson. the buckbou.
"f th" Washington Americans T. an
other liN" one md liarry Sall.c. tho
'lourntet snufhpaw Of tha - Louis
cardinals Is DOING great work pld
't Young. 90 Cleveland BE- also stlII a
ufsf -rat'r
PITCHING Retroarades.
Elt beyond these few % would be
'HfI q" name ANY who IAN honestly 10
rlhr BOO th" best boot itlsiou. There
tr' several hsuvsrs winning garues
with '"uunrItiyc regularity who hask
r I'N.rl'd riar. earned bv their
team mates Boo tn field and at bat.
Nunur DO. sr might br mentioned
such mon as Earl Moore Howard
'Imutz 90 E'uibarh Miner Brown
nd George Muiliu all ~ them pass
asI. twif''re. boot mot the wonders that
......l Dbl. indicated I' their u.rssu-
tts's OF Victories Th.re are several
." just "r nearly aa good and some
+. ff'r ones vino own marks Tar less
HufiI'r.I.H. lfIf. after taking H Tool,
...| fU. ruIr bunch t0u arc forced
f' .. ,'u. tbIt Do" pitrhinr has re-
t.l..'.I NOR. within tho last year
iH' .il- than aut other d"paf .I.nt
.f .H. Enfur 1nI can't Ulnm, % aII
uu 90. ur.1. BALL
Th, av % ria. and siu holds forth
90 baseball fh. same a4 Or docs boo 90
other thiurs. my o.. that next ysHr
800 wlfn.a. one OF fhr greatest sen.
cons lu fh. HISTORY OF thn national
i..sfiue. Hud such would ruf he con-
fftrU f1 precedent often bad season
Ia follow 90 DO. tsrt nrNt fsar hr one
'nuplHtsty The reverse
Having fixed the rate for q fight on
flo field at $50 q punch President
Lynch was hcs.or'd fo ISSUE ~ schcd.
ulc
Can't you make DO three punches
Tor fi107" somebody asked
Tho iceEuo head poudcrcd mo
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The man who murmurs Isn't ~ hot,
Is pretty hard 80 beat.
hnt ne second to the one who says:
y never feel the heat" .
New York Sum
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HStomer-W What's this. waiter7
Waiter That's sole. sir.
9''i'ei Nell. Just take 10 away and
bring me "a bit Of the uppsr win tn aya-
lets removed London opinion.
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IN THE BEST OF Hunoz.

Hes in bad"
Yes: he's all in."-New York Pres,
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WV hofk sun.
Hoax Here's an article written by a
scientist VINO says that insects hava
emotions. ~" claims he has frecr,en,Iv
seen q mosquito weep
Joan ell. Two often seen a moth
ball Philadelphia Record
'ld Cont Pom nv word. madam. 7
altered so much
Lady For better or for the WORSE
oId "cnt-Ah. madam. YOU could only
change for the better-JudRe
whistle = little.
What forT''
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pig Why can't you behave Properly,
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Life.
The evening world., 1911-02-22
CUTS BOY
|NATTEMPT TO
COMMIT SUICIDE
Sons Hand Nearly Severed as
He FoilS Parents Eff
fort to Die.

Herbert l~Ieilveii, an athletic youth of
sixteen years, to-day prevented Sig
mund Iieilveil. his father, from COM
hitting Suicide with a huge butcher
knife. In the struggle IN which the
lad defeated his fathers attempt, and
sat upon his parent untii the police
came. the father nearly chopped of
the boys right rand. IIeilyeil. pere,
is 4 prisoner in the Fifth stree. police
station.
Slginund Is for;y-seven years of age,
n native OF Austria and a plumber. lie
lives al No. 33i Fifth street, with his
wife and four unmarried children. Her
bert. the eldest OF the children at home,
Is u pupil at School No. %, near the
police station. lie also helps his father
in the plumbing business.
Last night Sigmund came home con
voying a case of intoxication. lie bea:
his wife. threatened to Kill himself and
all of the children, and :hen, with much
difficulty. his wife gotfhim in bed.
This morning she had trouble getting
him up for week. lie repeated his
threats of death FOR the family n then
went into the kitchen and obtained a
large butcher knife. The boy. dlvinlng
the fathers intent, followed.
After the son disarned his father
the elder lIeilveil took n bottle of mu-
latte acid and started to drink 1t. Her
bert seized his rand and the bottle fell
to the floor ana was broken.
Then Sigmund got the butcher knife
again and ran into a bedroom. Herbert
followed and fought for the possession
OF the knife. In the struggle he was
badly cut. but mis- youth and strength
told. and in a few moments he had the
head of the house on the floor and was
sitting on him to insure his continued
presence in the apartment.
Mrs. Buch. n neighbor. heard the
struggle II ran in to see what ha,
happened. She called u policeman.