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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-20

is not rs swell Ii the costly meer-
schaum. the elaborate briarwood or
many other fancy pipes. but It gets
there just the same and II is typi-
cally American. 1t could not have
originated In any country where the
question Of disposing OF corncobs did
not arise Corn 10 the great Ameri-
can crop and corncob pipes have come
to be a leading by-product.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-20

of a thickness that corresponds with
that of the boards to be plugged. The
plugs, being cut slightly larger than
the holes made for them, fit snugly.
and are held firmly In place by small
crimper nails. which leave both the
inner and outer surfaces perfectly
flush and smooth Magazine.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-20
Scientific Management.

John Trower, the Philadelphia cater
or who. born a slave, died a million
aire, was once asked by a reporter to
what quality ne imputed his ucces
II impute my success" said Mr.. Trow-
,cr, smiling. mot to hard work, but
to the avoidance OF hard work. BY
that ! mean, Of course that | devoted
myself to the executive side Of my
business I never did what could get
some one else to do for me. was
IKE the young man from the Ritten-
house GLIB A young man from the
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-20

Ritenhouse Club, his top hat tilted and
his hands in his pockets. was saunter-
ing down Walnut street when he met
a youth who was distributing circu-
lars. The youth extended a circular
to the clubman. but the clubman. with
out taking his hands from his pockets.
said politely: Thank you. my friend.
but Will YOU be good enough to throw
It on the sidewalk ~yourself7'
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-20

Mature knew what she was doing
when she deprived fishes Of a voice."
How do you make that out?"
What if a fish had to cackle over
every egeg it laid?"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-20
XIV.
unwInaed.

unwInged.
For awhile abe stayed Just where
she was, her head Graded against his
shoulder, but, presently, she stood
erect once more, pulled Of one Of her
heavy gauntlsta. and with her bare
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-20
The Supreme Test.

Brownly-Is Jones contented?
Townly-I should say SO; l never
heard him complain of the way his
child is taught in school.-Harper's
Bazaar.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-20
Easy.

Knicker-How can you identity
your umbrella?
Bocker-By the man l took it from.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-20
Stop the Pain.

The hurt of a burr or a cut stops when
Coles Carbolisalve is applied. 1t heals
quickly and prevents scars. 26c and 50c by
druggists. For free sample write to
J. W. Cole & Co, Black River Falls, Wis.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-20

A good word is an easy obligation;
but not to speak it requires only u
silence, which costs us nothing.-Cur-
tbs Yorke.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-20

Herring Always In Lead.
Herrings form the greatest harvest
OF the ocean. More herrings are eaten
than n other ash.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-20
Not up 10 Him.

Teacher--Teli me! How do you
prove that the earth Is rounds? Dull
but Smart Pupil never said 1t wasl
Puck.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-20

A woman has about as much use
for a man who doesn't admire her as
a fatted calf has for a prodigal son.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-20

II aifssiaked lime be used In earth
In which plants are potted It will keep
worms away.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-20

The man who thinks he Is truly
great isn't unless he puts In part Of
his time thinking other things
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-20

Lewis Single Binder, extra quality to-
bacco, costs more than other Sc cigars.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-20

A good name being better than
riches, it behooves us to take better
care of our regulations.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-20

If a young man hasn't the cheek to
kiss a pretty widow she may be will
ing to furnish 1t.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-07-20

It's the United effort of little things
that make big troubles.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-29
Wp SIags SrGnoicI.

Seilnbicn poo 9iIen parffcliegis.
res { bsi @roo beo SC Itore @oSier al
@nnbpInnter, 8rps og Gang, Der
fipber omfring paa 8oubet. 9ette
benrpneS meb ct S9llesnaun iom
"HiIopnb". 90 ga De Ggne, RiIbam-
perne ifal before, pberligere paa
rmaabelige S~trRfninger er fnlo.
ltrnbig blotte0e for 9~rPnbiel, %
alllene Der 10 maaa importeresber
foItcr ca. Is Collars pr. Con, bar
man natlirligpis ipefuIeret paa at
fouurc no oper oisie Sanifeligbeoer
poa en- eler an6en Mfoaoe. Rplig bar
oa en- Spifer fun6et paa at erperi.
menterc meo 9rifetter, presiebe al
"HiIbpubet". ReiuItatet bar, at bisic
9rifetter bapbe 60 psf. al 8ullenes
8armeepne, men oa oct naturli9piS
er ubpre biQigt at tiloeiebringe Dem.
% man 10 tiqige peo Sabrifationen
beirier NiIen for en- itor Del al Spn.
set, bar man MI beilrttet at oprette
Ell itor 6abrif Of gtiIopno-g rifetter.
90 man mener paa @runo al Haa.
matcrialetS umoooeIige WGugOe %
9~iaighcO, at Der er llbiigt til en-
"a
mpgtig 6remtiOsin0uitri paa bette
Sulrua0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-29
aommisaOmsoOmmen ill ssieiteret

&ommisioms6ommem til Ssieiteret
- It'll at e~rfienoes ueiterretteIis
at bore og til Sagens Siempisning
ener og bells til Staof2iteIie bells til
unoerfienoeIie, Soranbrins og be.
bre HetSnpoeIie". Ssieiteretsaopo.
faterne Roreenitierne oe Beterien
fsrte Sasen ber, ben fsrfte iom Gn-
flager og ben anben iom Soriparer.
Were omfangsrig Gag bapbe bel
lite Den bsie Ret til BEN 9io bebano-
let. abpofat Peterien flager berfor
oper, "at benne Sag bar formeoeIit
fin giotIsftisbeo og bens 9igtigbeS
for De IngiRIoenoe, = oa Moiionen
par ON at anpenbe Srgt6us itrar
paa benz - ffaffet mig ct grpSeri
os @rbeioe, Der ubeIuffenbe beIfief-
tiseoe mig | mere emo en- Iaaneo".
9ommen falbt BEN 12te Sftober
1920 og aommisiGrernes Dom blep
| bet fore oe belle opretboIbt, BOG
blep Straffen ifi9rpet life gonife
itbetpbelig for 4 @isbmGnb, 2 Sfip.
pere og aoniuIen.
Nu bapbe Suitiien boIot Spaisr
meb Spnoerne, oe 9ommen bar life
naabig. Smiblertib funbe De Eli,
talte taffe, at ben life blep narre.
Saa fful6e De itore 8engebelsb, iom
&etterne bapbe iosmt Dem, ubrebes.
&ontanter bapbe n9iten ingen af
oem,> % Ser blep bolbt @refutions-
forretninger / Iange @aner /, bnao
De eiet at faft oa rsrIig @obs.
&oriulen banbe ialt at betale for
S~agsomfoftninser oe SmngIins ODER
1000 8roner. &ertil tom MiiIft of
1000 &roner til WanoaIs Sattig-
faSie forat ia beforbret ben foregipne
Sfibsfaptein Watias Stiirmers
l1nbpigelie. timber grefutionsfor-
retningen bar ban ipg os ienselig.
genbe og bupbe fenbt en- Sulomag-
tig, iom erflareoe, at ban ingen
Bense eiebe; men Der fltuSe tages
ltoIag ! areatitrer og Snsbo. 2ige-
iom bIep ser erefperet for 9oben til
Sattigfasien | en- Sorbeienoom, Tom
bsrte BAN til.
en- Sfipper fra Walms bobbe
fanfe bet itsrife Spnoeregiiter af
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-29
NUrinesmioler.
st meset betponingsinlot Sbema fpr
cnbpcr.

Gu Game i Boston taller unoer.
b~olOen6e on RGringSmiOIer % DC
6orauoriuger, iom fan gisreS meo
&eIbreoeu pe0 no9eu &ienoifab
oeune Retning. &uu Tiger:
~Gn @cifabi9eIie / Rp9roocn gioroe
mig aIlcreoe iom ung aoinoc nolat
for alporIige IniaIo al Sopeoptre,
Der poreoe ire cler iire Gage 40
@on0en, o9 grllaen al Erug9S braa-
re mig Ell ilet SorbsieIie meo ale DC
SnSer. Tom oermcb isIaer.
"Ntin Ippetit bar altio minore
goo OF uitabig, % mango SlagS
Ipriug befom mig life bel.
Seq beepnbte at iptie Grape
shuts 8ooo for 10 eler IRE @ar iioen,
ioct lea oa ipnteS aoot ON Smagen,
oq ieg pcoblep at BRUCE Den iproi iea
iou6t. at oen oiorbe mig goot.
Seq ipi'te ben regeImGSiig til
Srofoit ofte til 2unf, % igien Ter
ieg aif tiIiengS - og oct folot MIG
lei of iope paa beu 3olt. Zen bor
Iinoret min ilette Sorbsielie, mn
Sopeopiue or iaa omtreut opbsrt, 90
iea err mn, / eli Ilber al 63 Iar, | Ell
beore Unfit Silitanb, END | Sirtiaars.
olberen.
Seq giper 8rape.H iltS areoit ior
at bape eienoprettet min Selbreo.
ON life frelit nit SIP, % Ser fan
life fremi9ttes Ell ioa itprf Taa.
itauo, at ies life fan ~unoeritstte ben.-
Rapnet opeipes al Rpitim ev.
Battle Greet, Wiih.
99s Den lille BOG "Sbe &oao II
@eupiae" | bper Rafte, Ser err en-
Brlno".
@osrnIuSe iGit ppcuitaaenS,
grcp? ct mt bil iorefumme ira
Sib iii anbem. &c CT Gste, ianSe %
fmIoe Of Snteresie for Rsnnsifebe'
ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-29

ole. SON bopoe blanot anoet imrie-
let omfring 5000 Tuno Safe, oa ba
ban ffuIoe lone for i'm grebe, furoe
ban life iuore ct til Suien. gnoelig
bapoe 3 manbaIffe 9iebm9no p9ret
ineget lanefineret ligeoperior De
ipanife Iiaitre og fit en- retfprois
Sen for fine @ierninger. Gn Sfos
magerenfe fra 9Iepen Hap beoit ira
gffpren. Snn bapbe fun at ipore
for 100 Bunb aoffe.
Soa bleo Der GA | Here Gage
bolot guftioner oner oet e~refperte
@ooS. Rauee miiteoe Sl,ier ua fit
Snobo, oe SlertaIlet of De osmte aif
no al benne isreeIige Siitorie iom
ruinere6e RRn6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-29
nnoretimersoasem

S eft ~eiterrigif Sirsifrift bar en-
Sobannes 6. 8arolin fremiat BET in.
.teresiante Sorilas at inbbeIe belle
Ssgnet efter 9ecimaIipitemet. 90
9sgnet 10 teller SO 9parter, finder
ban bet beniigtsmpsiigt at ontage ct
roget forfortet aporter iom gn6eS
for at erboIoe en- 100."Simers"-9a9
s en- IGngere Wotipering Of lit Sor.
flag paaniier 9oroIin Soroelen peo
bette DecimaIipitem / 9senets Sno.
oeling for talrige Brofesiioner, ipe.
cteIt for Sngenisrer astronomer oip.,
bpts Grbeibe berpeo pilbe / betpbelig
@rao forenfles. Sgiaa SfoIen piloe
pinoe ~betpoeIige Sorbele for en- ooer-
Sroning al llnoerpisuingen.
eeuo "1ecurab.9 uitsn" til SIGet 90 Ben
net | bet gnrHIe 2nto.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-29
st fturt INITIAL Mennefer fro 8

st fort antal Menneifer fra Rorbs
belten bill beisee Rorse for at feire SuIen
| beres 9antIe Siem, o9 DC biz reiie meS
De ~piounberliee 9ampere "R
mia" fra Reu 9ort BEN 22be Nop. og
meo e nfitania" fra Retp gort ben
29Se @op. De er be itsrite, bnrtisite oe
fineite firebobbeIte StrueSampere | @ers
Den, og beres &eforb for Slirtia6eb err
4 Sage, 10 Elmer 90 Al Iinlter, III
Sfdnbinabien Z Sage, Z Simer % As
Ninlter, 9ierenoe benz til De bebfte for
bet reiienoe Rublitiim. SiIifrib gunaro
Zine. metropolitan 8lbg., minneapolis.
for fint iIuitreret @gturiionsprosram
frit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-29

for Sarmington, Valier og Sollio
Wenigbeber, Rontana, anfom oertil
Den 25oe aiiguit % bar boiat 'iJ
i Conrad. Hait. SaI prRoifeoe peo
bennington Ssnoag ben 27oe ang.
% / 8aIier Den fslgenbe Ssnoag.
Bait. grneit anuoion, iom ct
Iars Sio bar pirfet | edmonton,
gIta., Canada, blep for nogen 3io II.
ben / Seme1, Soma, gift meo Wfiis
WabeI Sanion, % De npgifte Tom
Den 24oe ale. tilbage til Gomon'
ton, bpor Gaitoren pil forti9tte 1T
grbeioe. Menigbeoen bdpoe foran'
italtet en- @elfomitfeit for fine Vre'
iteiolf, Der iom @doe operruftes ct
~"iectional" gogifab og TO Stole, til
iomnten foItenoe $50 og oesiioen
$3.50 / Benge. timber 8elfomit-
feiten organiiereoes en- ltngoomsfors
ening,oer beepnbte meo % Wfeolem'
mler.
Trifirfen.
- 8oltor 4. Wt. Sanien er tililpt.
tet tit npe aalo peo Seem Sonoon,
Wtinn.
gait. S. SamieIien boGbt Den
3bie Sept. fin aiifeosprpoifen
Sron Hiuer, @is.
Yaitor SouiS z. Sanien bolot
Spnbag oen 10be Sept. fin 3iltrG-
oeliesprPoiten / Bethel Wenigbeh,
Hofeiter. Winu.
8aitor .. 6. Sunoal, Badger,
Winn., bar bout aalb ira Baltor g.
BeberlenS iorrige aalo peb Sairoale,
3ortb 0afota, men bar afilaaet Stall
oct.
8altor 8. s. Sroien err ammo
set ON miolertioig at betjene Feib-
tigofaloei, Paitor $. u. 9. 8intbers
iorrige aoIo, inotil bette iaar falt
-Wenigbeoerne al Baitor g.
amrtIens aaIb, peo 8ebiter, Solitb
Gafota, bar bpggct Treitebolig i
SoImauiit, Soutb Dafota. Preite'
iamiIien err flpttet BERTH og bar to-
get Den npe Breitegaaro / 9eiiooelie.
Taitor @intber bar opiagt lit
aoIo peb Eeibtieo % Smegn isis,
og ifaI / Sftober flptte til SiuSboro,
0afota, bpor ban bar taget
MOB aaIo fra Siasboro % IalS Wfe.
ni9beber beritebs. Ssuoag Den 2Ooe
aiiguit bolot Wenigbeoen / geaper
pn imif IiifcoSfeit for Treitefami'
fen, peo bnilfen Nnleoning en- paffer
8ope blep operroft Breiten icm
GaaifisnneIic for aoot oe trofait Ir.
/ Wenigbeoen.
The evening world., 1911-12-09
George Stalzings May
Be Appointed Manager
OF PhiZlieS for Next Year

the National Board, which disailowed
the claim OF Player Charles Remls for
woo salary against the Grand Rapids
Clnb or the Central League and It's sue
cessor. the Newark club. The commits
sion also dismissed the case OF Player
Skeels against the Seattle and Detroit
clubs for salary while he was under
suspicion by Seattle during the latter
part Of last season.
Charles W. Murphy, owner Of the
Chicago National League Club. saw.
there IL no truth In the report that hs
had an interest In a n sc.
Quire the Boston National League tea
When Jimmy Callahan. the new man.
ager or the Chicago White sox, come,
mere to attend the annual meeting n,
tne american League he will have full
power 10 trade any player on the tear
eNcept hd walsh, or to buy any player
'"a' no thinks VIII strengthen the club
III the plan of President Naytn Of m,
Detroit Club Is carried out there win h.
a commissioned officer of the limited
states Army on the stan OF pitchers n,
the team. Navin Is anxious 10 secur,
iitcner hyatt or the West Point teal
VINO pitched several good games for the
Army team last season.
JAKE Stahl. who was recently m.
pointed manager OF the Boston Ameri.
can League Club for next year. bu,
who Is an Ineligible player by virtue
or MS failure to report for play with
that club last season, IL expected to be
restored to good standing by the Ma.
uonal Commission at its meeting next
week. The Boston Club has asked the
commission for Stahi's relnstatement.
George l.. Solomon, the New York
business man. Is now a part owner in
the Newark Club Of the Eastern
League. The deal by which he acou,re,i
an interest In the club was compIe,ed
at a meeting held at the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel. at which II. Clay Smith.
Joe McGinnity. George l.. Solomon and
his brother. Benjamin Solomon. were
present. After Solomon had purcha sod
MS interest In the club he was made
Vice-president. one OF the board OF dlrec.
tors n ais treasurer. Mr.. Smith re-
hgned as Independent and McGln-
nifty relinquished his position as treas
urer. ~
The evening world., 1911-12-09
S.. 900 Cat Fails
To Win Ribbon

How would you like to pay 5000 for a
beaten for first prize by a cat Of the
William species? That Is what hap
pened to Mrs. Della Connolly OF Roose-
welt. l.. l.. when her Persian chinchlla
cat Sandolphon. which she values al
5000. was declared inferior to Mrs. Cliff
ford h. Harmon's Silver Rene. in the
contest for the Woodmere and Brown
ing cups at the Poultry and Cat Show
yesterday.
The success of Silver Rene caused a
great demand for that cat, and Mrs
Harmon was asked to place a price or
him. But after thinking the matter
OYER. probably Weighing in her mind
that Sandolphon was worth 5000 and
that her cat was considered by the
judges to be better. she declared that
she would not sell Silver Rene for any
price.
These cup were not the only ones wor
by Mrs. Harmon's cats. as they fairly
swept the board in other classes.
Although no phenomenal sales have
been made at the show. several biz
pliers have be IN made for prize winners
e. l.. Trip OF Louisville purchased
three cats for 5000. and offered $1,000 fol
the azure blue Persian Shiraz. owned By
Miss Ada L. Pollard. which, however
was refused. He also asked Mrs. elf
ford Il. Harmon's manager TO place q
price on the sacred Siamese cat Lad
Sonia. which won the blue ribbon. The
request was refused.
The evening world., 1911-12-09
DT Arga,C%
mgyS Assn

Capt. w. f. %Sprackling jr.. who leaves
college next e a Ashbaugh Is twenty
two years old and has played right end
on the varsity eleven during the three
years he has been at Brown. Ashbaugh
Is the third consecutive Ohio man to
captain the Brown eleven. Spracklfng's
nome Is In Cleveland. n his prede-
cessor, Mckay. Is a native OF Youngs-
town.
The Columbia Spectator" began an
agitation yesterday to end the practice
OF giving the varsity &C" or any ath-
letic insignia to of any Of
the various teams. Ever since there
have been athletic teams on Morning
side Heights the managers have re-
ceived the same insignia as that
awarded to the members OF the team.
but THE Spectator" thinks that now Is
a good time to put IN end to all this.
Two thousand persons, including one
woman, attended the boxing benefit at
the Fairmont Athletic Club Of the
Bronx. The entire gate receipts were
given to the Christmas Fund for the
suffering poor of New York. Many
prominent pugilists appeared in the ring
In exhibition bouts. including Mike Glib
bons. Joe jeanette. Leach Cross. "One
Round Hogan, Tommy Maloney,
Knockout" Brown, Frankie Burns.
Young Corbett and Tom Sharkey.
Danny Morgan and Charles j. Harvey.
secretary of the State Athletic Com
mission. acted as referees.
Jose r.. Capablanca. Cuba's chess
champion. met twenty-slx opponents In
a simultaneous exhibition at the oons
of the Manhattan Chess club yesterday.
Among them were n lumber of well
known metropolitan experts. but every
one OF these succumbed to the powers
of the world renowned young master.
-
The old time Columbia basketball stars
defeated the varsity Ave at the Morning
side Heights gymnasium in a fast game
by the score of q TO Il. The graduates
showed exceptional speed and had the
varsity on the go throughout the greater
part of the game. Many former mem
bers of all-Eastern teams were on the
Alumni's squad. Benson and Rothwell
were the star performers OF the varsity,
scoring all the points for their team.
Pennsylyania's basketball team opened
the season ausplclously by defeating the
st. Johns College five OF New Work. In
the We!ghtman Hall Gymnasium, Phlla-
delphia. by the score OF ~ to %.
The swimming team Of the High
School Of Commerce easily defeated the
team of Columbia freshmen at the 90.
lumbia pool by the score OF 20 TO 10,
n. Lemcke, captain Of the Commerce
team, and ]. Agramonte, a team-mate,
were the star performers. The college
freshmen only obtained one first place.
Limcus winning the fancy diving con-
test.
The evening world., 1911-12-09

and Billiard ~ Ps,Ios. RITZ 81 .1 : Ssa.Sms~
The evening world., 1911-12-09
Toe C0ster Beats
Br0Wn on Points

In a ten-round bout at the National
Sporting Club. Joe Coster. the Brooklyn
fe%atherweight. outpolnted Young Brown,
an EAST side fighter. Coster fought a
good battle. hitting straight to the mark
with ieft-hand jabs and also reaching
Browns stomach with stlfr wallops. In
only two rounds did Brown have the
better OF Coster, the latter outpointing
him In six rounds. while the other two
were even. Brown kept boring into Co.'S
ter and took tho latter's punches
willingly.
The evening world., 1911-12-09
Plenty of Food to Be
Served Baseball Fans
by MagnateS Next Week
WEEKS SCHEDULE
OF BIG .D0lNGS FOR
BASEBALL MAGNATES.

Monday-National Commission, 10
A. NJ. at the Waldorf-Astoria. East
ern League. 10 A. n. At the Hotel
Victoria.
Tuesday-National League. Board
OF Directors. u o'clock noon, at the
waidorf-Astoria; general meeting Of
club owners at 2 p. NJ. American
League. Board OF Directors, u
o'clock noon. at the Hotel Aston;
general meeting Of club owners at
2 =. Nj.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. League and
American League general meeting.
The Athletic Club OF Philadelphia,
winners Of the world championship.
will give a banquet to baseball writ
ers. magnates and officials at the
Hotel Aston Tuesday evening at I
o'clock.
The evening world., 1911-12-09
ONLY TWO INDIANS
HURT ON GRIDIRON

The remarkable success of the Car
Isle Indian football eleven this season
has brought to the surface much in
negat!on of the criticisms aimed at the
present gridiron sport. particularly in
the matter of injuries to players. II
was announced for the first time to-day
that. although the Indians played forty
four youths at practice all through the
season, and the first eleven had "A sched-
uie containing twelve games. the Re
serves eight games and the third team
one. not a single bone was fractured
during the fall, the injuries being only
temporary sprains, and that only two
Of the redskinned players had hospita.
records. one of them being in the hos
pital about twenty-four actual hours
and the other about fifty hours.
The evening world., 1911-12-09
Fogel Has Four Men in Mind,
One of Whom Will Sue
coed Doom.

- EORGE STALIhNGS. the present
nag OF the Buffalo Club OK
the Eastern League n formerly
manager Of the New York American
League and Newark Eastern League
clubs, Is now spoken of as the mos'
probable manager OF the Phiiadeiphi"
national League team for next season
Horace Fogel. president Of the Phiihes
SAY, that he hes four men In view fof
the lob, Stallings, Otto knabe. hahs
Lobert and a player whom he expects
10 secure in a trade for Doom. Al
Staliings has had considerable expert
ence in the managerial line. It Is though'
that Fogel will In all probability seiec'
him.
Charlie Hemphill. the outhelder or 'he
Chicago White Sox. has been reieaseu
to the New York American League Ciup'
Although Hemphill played with the
Highlanders last season, he was bought
by the White Sox at the waiver price
of 81, 500. the other clubs having waived
on him. Hemphill will be manager OF
the Atlanta Club Of the Southern
League next year.
The National Baseball Commission IN
n inding promulgated at a meeting held
in Cincinnati. affirmed the decision OF
The evening world., 1911-12-09
Sandele vs.. MOhI.

George Sandele, the Fighting Greek,
and Fritz Mohl. the Swiss heavyweight
champion. nave signed up for n finish
contest which they are 10 wrestle
next Tuesday night for the Empire Ath-
letic club at Odd Fellows Hall. Hobo
ken. Sandele Is one OF the scrappiest
%grapplers In the professional ranks to.
day. but In this he will have nothing on
Mohl. They are To wrestle straight
catch as catch can rules. lest two out
Of three falls.