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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-20

! To the ball player in the National
and American leagues who shall be
adjudged most valuable to his club
In automobile will be presented next
fall, and the batting eyes of the
games famous sldggers are seeing
spark plugs and SIGH.
Now, in mid season, in the Ameri-
can League, where the hardest hit
ters are found. the a for honors Is
close and there is little choice.
Iris Speaker. of the Boston Club,
is the real leader. Close on his heels
are Tyrus Cobb. the Georgia PEACH"
Joe Jackson, the Dixie Flyer" Ma
poleon Lajoie and "Home-Run"
Frank Baker of worlds series fame.
Jackson is the barometer of the
Cleveland Club. When he is hitting
the team wins. When he slumps tlte
team loses. He declared his intent
last spring to lead Ty Cobb for bat
ting honors, and has been making
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WELSHER TO PITCH
FOR WORTHINGTONS

The W~orthington Baseball Club, OF
Harrison, playing as the Williams
port team. will stack up against the
Murray Hills, who are playing great
ball this season.
Abe Welsher has been signed py
the pump works aggregation and VIII
in all probability pitch for h Dorcn
team, with the clever little Charley
Levine behind the bat.
The contest will be decided at the
st. George cricket grounds, Hoboken'
and a good crowd of West Hudson
fans will take in the game. A pre-
liminary contest will precede this one.
George Boice win not be with the
team tomorrow. as he will prooaoiy
work for the New Brunswicks against
the Metropo,itans.
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COMMISSION TO RULE
AGAIN ON BOUT TIME

NEW YORK, July 2O.-The pro-
grams of bouts at the exhibitions OF
the New York boxing clubs will
.henceforth he considerably curtsiled
as the result of a rule which is to
be adopted next week by the state
Athletic Commission, requiring that
the main bout at all boxing shows
must be started before 10 o'clock. As
the star bout is usually the f1nal
number on the program, this will
mean that the evenings entertain
must be finished by about 1890
O'Clock. Many of the big programs
recently staged here have dragged
along until nearly midnight.
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FLYNN'S WESTFELDERS TO PLAY
NEWARK ATHLETIC BALL TEAM

For the first time this seaso Eddie
Flynn's Westfleld b. B. c. will be
seen in this city tomorrow afternoon,
meeting the Newark Athletics at
Athletic Park.
A victory for the home team would
make themNfeel all the more anxious
to take a fling at the Cincinnati Ma
tional League team the following
Sunday. Thus with both mines bat
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CEMI-PRO 06 80
- ; !: ':.s ~. 90, JOTI7NGS
@O@o@O@o

The Maple A. C. and the Parkway
A. c., rival West Hudson teams Will
battle for supremacy in tbs second
of a series of games on Riverside
Oval, kearny, tomorrow morning.
With a victory over their opponents
in the initial series, the Naples figure
that they can again vanquish the
Parks.
The latter aggregation, however,
has been playing consistently of late,
and, with all the regulars in tie line
up, including Pitcher Watson, who
only a few weeks ago held the Rose
vile a. A. to a pair of hits, besides
tanning eighteen batsmen. hey
should be able to hold their W
against the fast Riverside Oval TOM
bination. White. Banta aud Van
Aulen will be the heavy men for
the home. team, while Watson and
Gavin have been selected as the bat
terry for the Pathways. The ZANE
will be called at 1915 o'clock.
The Royal Giants, one of the fastest
| negro combinations in this section,
will be guests of tho Ironside Field
Club at Park View Oval tomorrow
morning. That the "Troners'' have
been playing at top speed is evident
by their victory over the Worthing-
tons last Sunday.
They will go against the Giants
with the intention of scoring a de-
cisive victory.
The Armory A. C. has booked the
- 80 H. ~
traction on Roseville Oval tomorrow
afternoon. The Armorys have been
somewhat strengthened by the addi-
ton of Kelly, who recently returned
from the McISeesport Club, of the o.
and p. League, and Lacey. the Manu-
fscturers' League star. Otte and
Donovan will be In the points for the
home team, while Watson and Nc
Laren and Gavin will work for the
visitors.
On the Clark A. A. grounds, Pas
sale street and Central avenue East
Newark, tomorrow morning, the
West Hudson B. B. c. will meet the
strong Riordan A. A.. of Harrison,
in the first IN of the season. The
lineup of the West Hudsons will he:
Michigan, first base; Reynolds, sec
ond base; Martin, shortstop; Copper,
third base: Wilson, right field; Lind
strun, centre field; Lynch, left field;
McCarty, catcher; Watson and
Butcher, pitchers. The game will
start at 1915 o'clock.
The Erie A. c., of Kearny, will so
TO West Orange Sunday afternoon Ia
play the Annex A. c., of that place.
Eadie will pitch, while McKernon viii
receive him.
The Forest Hill A. c.. and the Or
ange A. c.. will clash on Columbia
oval, Forest Hill, tomorrow after-
noon. Both teams have been playing
in good form of late and an exciting
game should result. "Chet" Ravens
will work for the Killers, while Ernie
Haas will do the heaving for the VS.
itors.
A double-header between dhe Park
view A. G. and the Roseville Stars
will take place tomorrow. The first
game will be played at Roseville Oval
in III morning and the second game
at Parkview Oval in the afternoon,
IT will be the first meeting of these
teams this season.
The Silver Lake A. c. will play the
National Turner'S at Silver Lake to.
morrow afternoon. Three new players
have been signed by Manager Dom
mick, of the Lakes" and it is hoped
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that the Suburban boys win record
q win.
The Suburban A. c.. one of the fast
est con1binat ions in this city. will
meet the winner of the Roseville
Tiger-Newark Smart Set game at
Morris Park tomorrow afternoon. The
first game will be played at 9 o'clock,
the second following Immediately aft
erward. Banta will pitch for tho
Subs.
The Pacific A. C. will have the
Jefferson A.. A. to contend with at
Pacific Oval tomorrow afternoon. C.
Berguer and Mccarthy will form the
home teams battery, while Holmes.
who pitched for the Caldwell A. C.
early in the season, will fling 'em for
the visitors.
The Dominicans will play two
games tomorrow. In the morning
they will visit West Side Oval and
there engage in a contest with the
Ironside A. G. On Asylum ova in
the afternoon they will face the st.
Peters B. B. C.
The Irvington Parks, which team
has as yet to taste defeat. will line
up against the Spartan A. C. on the
Irvington Park grounds, Irvington,
tomorrow afternoon. The a n of the
Camptown section are turning out
in large numbers now as a result of
their representatives fine showing.
Wildly Timbrook will pitch for the
home nine.
The Jenkinson A. c.. of the city
Fairgrounds, will cross bats with the
Columbia Juniors, of Passaic, tomor-
row. The game will be called at >
o'clock sharp, at Cooper's oal. The
batteries for the Jenkinsons' will be
Lawrence and Neuphry.
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Ting TO the utmost for victory, one
of h best contests of the seaso is
looked for. The Athletics have had
a W weeks rest and are in fit
trim. George Hughes, the locals
mainstay. will again perform on the
mound, while George Ortlieb viii be
on the firing line for the visitors. 1t
should be a pitching battle between
the two Georges.
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Rochester, Lead Cut to
Two Points BY Toronto

Although losing to the Grays yes
terday, the Tigers are still in fourth
place, tied with the Shelters. The
latter lost to the orioles again yes
terday. Rochester's lead in the race
was decreased to a pair of points, for
they lost to the Maple Leafs. The
Bisons overwhelmed the Royals.
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WALSH BREAKS RECORD
WITH o WEIGHT

SEATTLE. Wash, July Coon
Walsh, formerly of New York, now a
member Of the Seattle Athletic Club.
broke the worlds record yesterday in
the flfty-six-pound weight event by
throwing the weight fifteen feet two
and o~ne-quarter inches owe a bar,
or one inch higher than his own rec
ord.
The throw was made at the ath-
letic meet sanctioned by the National
Amateur Athletic Association.
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ROSEDALES BEHIND

PHILADELPHIA, July 2O,-In the
first days play of the match between
the Rosedsle Cricket Cub, of Toronto,
and AIl-Philadelphia at the Merton
Cricket Club, Haverford, yesterday,
the visitors had all the worst of the
argument. R%osedale scored 1o4 runs
and the home team. captained by the
redoubtable ]. Barton King, replied
with 2as runs for the loss of six
wickets.
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GIANTS AND PIRATES
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterday Results.
New York, 5: Pittsburg. 4.
Pittsburg. B: New York, 4.
Philadelphia, 4; Chicago, 0.
st. Louis. s; Brooklyn, 4.
Cincinnati. 3; Boston, 2.
: Games Today.
New York at P%ittsburg.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
PITTSBURGH, July 20.-New York
and Pittsburgh each won a game yes
terday by identical scores of 5 to 4.
O'Toole was unsteady in the first,
Warner relieving him after the third
inning. Vanguard was strong
throughout. In the second game
Ames was hit freely, Crandall sue
ceeding him. An exceptionally large
crowd saw the games. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
R.H.E.
New York ......... 00400000 Is 4 Z
Batteries-O'Toole. Warner and Simon
Marqusrd and Myers.
SECOND GAME.
R.H.E.
New York ......... 0o~202o00G 5
Observation-Disclosures and Tilson; Ames,
Crandall and Myers.
CHICAGO, July 20.-Rixey, the Vir-
ginia recruit, stood the Cubs on their
heads yesterday, afternoon and got
away with a shut-out,-4 to 0. The
tall fellow allowed but three safe hits.
For eight innings Rixey went along
at b%reakneck pace, granting but one
hit, a double by Archer in the third
inning. The West Siders did not get
another hit until the ninth aiming
when the Phillies' recruit eased up
S%heckard and Tinker hit for one base
in hat inning. but no damage was
done. The score:
R.H.E
Chicago ............ 100000 90 8
Phillles ............ 0200pO01- 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Richie and Ar
cher; Rixey and Killifer.
ST. LOUIS, July 2O.-St. Loui.
mixed bases on balls with hits ant
won from Brooklyn again yesterday
afternoon, 6 to 4. Huggins's fielding
and batting were features of the
game, The score;
R.H.E
Brooklyn ......... 0120100o0A Z
st. Louis ..,....... 0 10000 x-6 3
Batteries-CnrtIs. Allen and Miller
Willis, Steele, Sallee and Bresnahan an,
Bliss.
CINCINNATI, July 20.-Cincinnat
defeated Boston yesterday despit'
some excellent pitching on the par
of Tyler. Boston could not hit Hum
phries in the pinches. while FIVE er,
rors by Boston helped largely in Gin
cinnati's run-getting. Score:
R.H.E
Boston ............. 90 00O11o0-2 s
Cincinnati mum. 0 0020100x-3 5
Bat~teries-Tyler and Killing; Humphrie
and Mclean.
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l~NTERNAT'L LEAGUE
--- Manser, p... 0 0 0
Totals ,.,S9 IS q 9sCurtis., -. / 0
Totals 81 8 "a |:

Totals 80 5 "a p
Runs-Murphy 2, Walsh 4, Payne 2,
Schmidt .. Parent, Maise1.
Errors-Payne. Schmidt; Breen, Jan
win, McCrone. Rondeau.
Baltimore ...... 0 0 4 0 x-12
Jersey City 49,, o 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Ewing's Great Work.
BUFFALO, N. Y, July 20.-Bob
Ewing pitched great ball for the To-
calls yesterday and beat the Royals 10
to 2. With the exception of Madden
not a Royal reached second base
after the first inning
BUFFALO.
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MONTREAL

Totals ....33 6 "a 9
Runs-Schirm, Murray. Bues, Beck 9,
Stark, Mitchell, Ewing .; Hartman, Han
ford.
I5rrors-Bues; Purtell, Hartman, Gun
ningham, Murphy.
Buffalo ......... 0 0 0 s | 0 ] x--10
Montreal 49,. 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 o.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sEMI-PRo JAMES TO-
MORROW. -


Newark Athletics VS.. WestHeld
b. b. c., at Athletic Park latter
noon).
Ironside +. G.. VS.. Royal Giants,
at Parkview Oval (%mornins).
Worthins tons VS.. Murray Hills.
at Hoboken (afternqon).
Armory A. c. VS.. Pathways. of
Kearny. at Roseville Oval latter
noOn).
Forest Hill A. c. vs.. Orange A.
@. at Columbia Oval.
Maple A. G. VS.. Pathways. OF
Kearny, at Riverside Oval (morn-
ing).
Park View A. G. VS.. RoseviiIe
Stars. at Park View Oval latter
. noon). =
Irvinston Park +. G. vs.. spar
tan A.. c.. at Irvington latter
. noon).
Roseville Stars vs.. Park View
! A, c., ut RosevilIc Oval tmorninE).
] Silver Lake A. c., VS.. National
! Turner's, at Silver Lake.
Ironside A. c. vs.. Dominicans,
J nj West Side Oval (morning).
! Dominicans W.. st. PETERS b. d.
! c., at Asylum Oval t~afternoon).
. Pacific A.. c. VS.. jefferson A. A.,
! at Pacific Oval t~afternooB).
I RoseviIIe Tigers VS.. Newark
. smart Set. Suburban a. G.. VS..
I winners. at Morris Park latter
! noon).
J Bloomfield r. G. vs.. Metropolis
I Club, of New York. at Bloomfield
/ (afternoon).
: sommer A. G. VS.. Centre A. A.,
! AT East Orange (morning).
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ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 20.-Dick
Rudolph, although hit hard, pitched
the Leafs to victory yer the cham
pions here yesterday. The visitors
scored a total of nineteen safe wall
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Sporting :.
from Eocc-
Everywhere ooOoF


Owing to Pennsylyania's lack o.
commissicn, boxing conditions ir the
state are not ideal and MANY conf
plaints are heard. The most kicking
comes from the fighters, who claim
thev are no fairly dealt with by the
a of clubs. Often they are
promised bouts. and after training 1or
them their engagements are caiieo
off and substitutes put in their place
with neither an explanation or re-
enumeration being given. This brings
many pangs to the fighters, who talk
Of forming a MO to protect their
Interests.
left Clarke. the M~erchantNsille col
ored boxer, known as the 'hghtlng
ghost is visiting his old New Jersey
home. JEFF has developed into a
husky middle-weight and thinks ne
can Pea any man in that class IN the
world. He may go to Europe this
:salli
gThe tame fights put up by the
Igilists who have been competing
Juarez, Mexica. has caused the
bromoters there TO abandon the sport
Athletes representing several cluos
In this city are competing in the big
annual field day of the Columbian
Club being held at Woodbridge this
afternoon. In the list of entries IS
included the majority of the local
cracks, and it is expected that this
city will carry off premier honors.
Young KurtZ, the local boxer. III
a. letter to the writer today, said he
IL training at Liberty, N. Y, for three
weeks. Kurtz will not box for at
least six weeks. His manager, Danny
Morgan, is securing several matches
for him on his return, however, as
q result of his game showing against
Buck Grouse at the Garden A. c. last
week.
Bob Armstrong, the old-time negro
pugiiist, doesn't seem to take much
stock in the recent crop of white
heavyweights, He says that II he
couldn't lick the white hopes they
have fighting nowadays he would be
aehamed TO say he had ever been a
fighter.
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Detroit at Inlld0elpnld
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 20
Because of an even break with De-
troit in yesterdays double-header the
Athletics failed to gain on the lead
ers, as both Boston and Washington
corraled two games. The Tigers won
the first game, s to s, but the cham
pions came back in the second aad
triumphed easily, IA to 6.
The all-around spectacular work of
Ty Cobb featured both games to the
exclusion of nearly everything else,
and chief interest centred in the play
ing of the Detroit star centre fielder.
IT was Cobb who stood between the
Athletics and victory in the first end
of the double-header and he did all
hat could possibly be asked to head
them off in the final contest. No
player, perhaps, has made the record
Cobb did yesterday.
He repeated his performance of
Wednesday at the bat by getting
sever hits in the two games, but yes
terday the even were worth fifteen
bases, his two home runs in the first
game being the decisive factors. Nor
did Cobb confine his brilliant work
alone to the bat, as in the field he ac-
cepted seven out of eight chances,
making ma~rveIously fine catches and
giving a sensational performance of
long-distance throwing in the second
game.
On the bases he was like a streak OF
! light. and his speed. combined with
the Judgment he displayed. combined
to more than once earn the plaudits
Of the Athletics followers. The
scores: R.H.E
First game
Detroit ....... 0 O2O02 . IS IL
Batteries-Brown. Pennock and Lapp
Willett and StanaGe.
Athletics ....%42Id30o:-l4 4
Batteries-Houck and Thomas: Works
Moran, Donovan and stanage and ons-
low.
At Boston.
Boston -. o12o2O21.-s .
Chicago ...... o 0 0 0 o o 0 0 90 6 {
Batteries-Rs Collins and Carrigan
Boston :. ;. 01o09099O001- 9 ;
Batteries -Bedient and Carrigan; CT
cote and Sullivan.
At Washington.
First game
st. Louis -. 0 10000 o. 7
Washington 0 0 & 0 0 30 Q
Batteries-Powell and stephens; Groom
and williams.
Second game
st. Louis -. o 10000 o. 8
Washington .. 0 . 3 4 l 900 10 10
Batteries-C. Brown Hamilton AM
Smell; Cashion and Ainsmith.
At New York.
R.H.E
New York ..o0O@000!01-4 9
Cleveland -. 90 0 0 OIL 0 0-3 10
Bstleries-Ford and Sweeney Blandini
and Easterly.
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BALTIMORE. Md, July 2O.-The
Orioles cake-walked away with the
second game of the series with the
Shelters here this %aftrnoon, dipping
the visitors into the kalsomine pail,
10 to 0
The score;
RAITIMORE JERSEY Y
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RED SOX AND SENATORS
DRAW AWAY FROM MACK
AMERICAN LEAGUE

IFsTFTUHN ; NFsWTEb,
New York. 4; Cleveland, ; ten innings.
Washington, 5: st. Louis, 1.
Washington. 10: st. Louis, 1.
Boston, S; Chicago. 0.
Boston, 9: Chicago, | Twelve
innings.
Detroit, 8; Philadelphia. s.
Philadelphia, IA; Detroit. s.
Games Today.
Cleveland Mt New York.
st. Louis at Washington.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia,
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CINCINNATI, July 20.-Cincinnati
defeated Boston yesterday despite
some excellent pitching on the part
of Tyler. Boston could not hit Hum
phries in the pinches, while FIVE err
rors by Boston helped largely in Gin
cinnati's run-getting. Score:
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Tops. The score
ROCHESTER,

Totals ...5I Y z TO!
sBatted for Jones In sixth.
IRAN for Shaw in eighth.
RMps-polan. Ward: Meyer ?, O'Hara 2.
Dalton. Jordan. Bradley, Fitzpatrick 2,
Bernis 2, Rudolph.
Errors-Dolan, Batch. Jacklitsch.
Rochester ...... 9 %
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ST. LOUIS, July 20.-St. Louis
mixed bases on balls with hits and
won from Brooklyn again yesterday
afternoon, 6 to 4. Huggins's fielding
and batting were features of the
game. The score;
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THE tame fights put up by the
Egilists who have been competing
Juarez, Mexiea. has caused the
promoters there TO abandon the sport.
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The Silver Lake A. c. will play the
National Turner's at Silver Lake to-
morrow afternoon. Three new players
have been signed by Manager DOM
mick, of the Lakes" and it is hoped
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-11
PERSONALS.

Charles Il. Garner of Blandinsville,
ILL.,. was a Keokuk visitor yesterday.
Miss Madaline Num- has returned
from the eastern millinery markets.
Miss Atha Mcbride leaves tomorrow
morning for eastern millinery mar.
kets
Mrs. ". F. Vouquette left yesterday
for Bentonsporte. where she was call
ed on account of the illness of her
father, Mr.. W. F. Barrett.
Mrs. j. S. Huse and daughters,
Doris and Adelaide have returned
home after a visit OF several weeks
with relatives at Palmyra, Ill.
B. ]. Gummels has gone to st. Louis
to visit his family.
Chief Engineer Hugh l.. Cooper who
has been in Boston is expected home
today.
Mrs. William A. Brownell has gone
to Los Angeles, Calf, to visit for the
balance OF the winter.
VIM. Lowitz has returned from an
eastern business trip.
Miss Lena Hammes left Friday even
ing for New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-11
BETTER THAN SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children OF
bedwetting. There is a Constitutional
cause for this trouble. Mrs. M. Snni
mers. Box w. Notre Dame, Ind, viii
send free to any mother her success
flu home treatment, with full instruc
tons. Send no money. but write her
today If your children trouble you In
this way. Don't blame the child. the
chances are 1t can't help t. This
treatment also cures adults and aged
people troubled With urine difficulties
by day or night
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Grateful Woman
Remarkable Story
Case Thought to Be Cancer Of the
Stomach is Quickly Cured by
New Juice Treatment.

Mrs. c. II. Davis, a well known and
popular matron, who used the Root
Juice treatment for what was thought
to be cancer of the stomach, is nat
urally very grateful to find herself
we'll and strong again after long
siege of illness and is telling her
many friends the following story of
her recovery For three years l
was a great sufferer from stomach
trouble and dcctored with the best
physicians within reach. got no
relief, however, and some OF them
thought had cancer of the stomach,
but whatever it was, Root Juice has
cured me. Before using the new
medicine my food would not digest
and suffered greatly from such
symptoms as belching, bloating and
pains after eating. Now eat any
thing my appetite Graves and feel no
evil effects from it.
Many reports of similar nature
are now coming from people in all
parts of the city and u ese show that
not only stomach trouble, but back.
aches, weakness, dizzy spells, nerv-
BUSINESS, weak kidneys and bladder,
constipation, rheumatic pains ana
swelling are all being successfully
created with this remarkable liquid.
At the Wilkinson & Co., drug store,
where its curative properties are now
being explained, it is said that the
Root Juice is apparently more sue
cessful than any medicine ever intro
duced in this city.
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Falls Life SAVING Station.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, Feb. ia plan to
cheat Niagara Falls of her heavy death
rol, was presented to congress today
by Representative Smith fdem., n. W
in the form of resolution providing
for the establishment of a life saving
station there. Smith pointed out thai
had life saving station been in oper
alton when the ice foe recently broke
the three persons who lost their lives
would undoubtedly been saved.
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sPIRELLA CORSET

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of the beauty lines Of your figure until
you wear your first SpirelIa.
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