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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
NEWS FROM GRADY


 Grady Ark. Jan Kart Wood vas q business visitor il Pine P'1f4 Fhurs 5ag,
 E. ]. tiall speut Thursday in Pin" BIaa ee 4usz
 rae c5dnv pads iH and aroani Grady are almost impossible.
 The recent frd freeze offered szV- eral days skating which vas n1ct enjoyed by 5ae ucg folks 5i 9fraa
 Mr George. of Tamo. $ pr gaftng tQ move to Teuuesses y1eee val make his home lis nan9 ze here regret % see afm ave
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
s0FfCH.

A grand apning sale Gn mfiiiner' goods rof Dee. i6. f9f1. until Ian tst. f9t2-
 E'ary thing in Jhis line If gooa going at actual cost.
 Call in and inspect this line of mi linery goods before hey are all meA~ ed over
 213 E. Third avAnns, nex. 10 ts Peoples Drug S,or~ Phone 1891
 MAUD RfDDICK. Milliner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
Children Cry
 foa fiE1cAEH$ CASTO RIA
lesa seRs FARM poR SALE.

Near Pine Bluff. G~od new dweil- ing house, barn. Fl large Ueuanr houses. woven wire renee, cypress brake 2-4 million feet timDer, 100 acres bearing naGivs peeans. oaS. gum and eorfunwood timber. $50 0 l0OF acres in cultivation. The place is ready to farm. Price ffb,peo.pe. Terms TO suit purchaser. Address .B'' caI,e Graph C. r. fn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
GUY cIfWART'S BODY
 IAkEN 10 MICHIGAN
Baril oi Cotton B It Axriculturai missioner To Fake Place
 1t Beyhooa Home.

St. Louis. Jan. lS.- The, body Ot Guy L. Stewart. agricultural com missiouer of toe Cotton Belt 1al- road, who was killed in wree : yesterday. accompanied by R. IL. Lang. assistant general passenger agent of the road. aud James |, Horn. secretary to Mr. Stewart, passed through St. Louis today oil the way to Gaylord Mich. his boy hood honfe. where burial will ee made. It IS thought tae body body will reach Gaylord tomorro@. but whether IT tae morning or afternoon was uncertain, owing to e.- muddfet1 condition of the train <erviee fee tbe past lew days, Cotton Beft ot- f1cials will meet the body MI Detroit Mfcb.. and aeeompanS t from ther~ ro Gaylord,
 owing to the condition ot the body it is probable the funeral sergie . &irl be private.
 According U puble admiuistratoe Harry Troll. w,h0 took charge of the Stewart estate d few hours tfte- Mir. Stewart's death, the estaes con sistS mostly of acc deut and lfte ln- <urance polieies Mir rrotl refQsed To give out information &s to value of the estate. pending the a. rival here Of tae, dsad mans ar ents. tc iS thought it will approXi- mate st3.ooo
 Pfan Tablet For Stewart.
 Ganlden, Jlan tS.-New.s of the tragic death of Guy L. Stewart caus ed d profound shock ill Cam'ien, ami movement vas launched for 5a erect.an of d tablet in his memory He vas initiated into She Camden Lodge of t,lks about uWo wears age and was widely and arsbl2 known. It k proposed by Adolpa Felsen5bal. q cics5 fried O. Nr. Stew ats, shat memorial shaft 5I =Is- let 6e ereeted near tl1e neV Cotton E5lF p.aza- Lodges and c9mna.- ciaf organizations have zdieaea@ 5aeir w5ll}ngn-ss 59 lsfd finaae=4. sfl 10 the plan,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
BOX Sttt.I.L.

The Young Ladies Guild of rrinily Parish wsll give q Box Social ar rfle r-2.gtory Thursday evening. Ian. 20th, at o'clock. Each person attending must bring an article wor Il not nor. rilan fen cents Se eeurely wrapped anfi tied up D De exchanged. Refresa- ments will De served Come and eii- inv 4 goog laugh. t8 g..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
WANTED

.5s0 par of Shoes Jo halt sole Sew sd soies -5e. nailed soies- o5c- 0tneE. work n proportion. Also wanted 50o Suits 70 clean and press OH our sani- 5ary steam pr s>er Ladies suits gtr- en special attention. RlRtETY >iLES IND REPtIR %.
 Joe Durham. Mgr Phsne te:ss4. lfs-i16-l12 Chestnut. IS Inn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
ILL klNpS ssF REPsERS

Sewing Machines, Cash Resiss=a i yp- writers, Clocks and Watches. All work guaranteed. Our prices are rea- sona5Ie Bicycles Sold, Rented and Repaired ALl Work called for ant delivered.
 Variety Sales < RapsliT @. no Chestnut St. Phone t63
 JOE DURHAM. Mgr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
NOTIGE.

For sl.50 we will press you twa suits each week for four weeks. Yoi can put in any other eloshing you have as 8 suit. Work called for and de- livered. Give us trial. Hale $ Rlsea Cds ming 6 Pressing Go.
 We'll Dye For You.'' Q. Phone 1816 722 Main ;, L 13 St.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
FOX ssIF,

Taree .9ts. = .l:z s3r t4e s=1 Six room aotses pEea s~c 5drch=- els5pa1 wei. barn aaa .>5.es-c aGuse Te cfree blttcks d a- Ta-. and t.iz-aaT sewer district. 5zrEaln r sold 2 ezee- Gall 5a Cd4s ' 05NeaI. Tveq- svS-sseoae aad 1se > Pfa4 Bluff.
 F Tn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
ARE DOUBLE THAT
 ASKED FOR

The Bankrupt safe of he Famous SOCK Will commence Weenes day. Ian. 24.h. The shoppers oppor nR+fH n5 q lifeume . .
 For one dollar and twenty-five cents sl,25l you can buy one tl4 square of one II ply Tiger R9ofins 36 feet long. 36 inches vide, eompieS- with nails, caps and cement. Vii last 3 eo i years-heavitr n propor- fion. Soid only oy cieveiand-Matfht-@ Hardware Co. Il
 Washington. Whiie t grsag many teachers Jake Jhe examinations fot E''e Philippines and are sent ont there if found capable. not many re- main more than tha TWO years re- quired. Most of those taking serv- ice BON are single men and remain in the Philippines only q few years,
 The engine of the passenger tra Il en the Pine Blun and Arkansas River Railway. which leaves here al 2 o clock in the afternoon. was deraiietl at the switch on the double track be- tween Main and Pine streets. ii Fourth avenue yesterday afternoon. The engine was placed on tilf traes with the assistance of an Irn Noun tain switch engine after about half azi 'sourss work.
 PROOF SEE VIM. BURKE Yff1 vHHeSGW yxA3N<NRn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
l6:sw [. Y. s.::::0 F. N. 1:30 P. N
 AUCTION! Nc. 20 MAIN STREET.


 Consolidation si several lines af Nrrciia miise. t0 De sold t0 the highest Astisfer. Consisting 0f DiAm0nds, Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, tut GIxss, e,hina. Bric.a-B Bric. ings, Fsrnftnr.. Husi<nf Instruments, etc. III goods fr~m Pine Bluff dealers.
 This sale will begin Jan. 9th ir 2;30 D. n. and will continue rhera- after every morning afternoon and night. until frlrtaer net:ee.
 This stock has been ass mbled ron several dealers who are overstocked and want TO reduce Gneir line and raise ready cast.
 All goods will be sold without re- serve 10 tae highest bidders and will 1e guaranteed IS represented by the aucaioneer.
 Chairs will De provided for the lad- iea who are especially invited no at rend the sales. Several articles VI Il oe given away at each session absoi- uteiy free.
 The class of goods to De sold ill ttlr finest and highest grade of goods ey- CT offered in this city at auction. There will De nothing hut bargains for you.
 T \. Drummond. !. r Anderson. Manager
 AActiOneer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19

Patrolman Warren Williams yes terf4v arrested lack 0Beillg for D 7 ing drunk and djsorderiy at he t'n- oA Station.
 fa Baa&56.f ssIe s4 E.s e : sock 71f2T co Hue1 # iHezJ3l... -ia a+5a. F5}e sa5a{,, ezs5...fe -.= q hfetilne le a=-
 Bucks White Enameled ovens in Natural Gas Ra nges are non-rust-- able Sold by Reap & Crawford Furn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
63.N I .Tt-il..

ED-T hrea hg11 rcaL eor TighE se seepfag irj y with GEe eaIIf-ec Would
 4re ef tllrntehat 19lse #ri ' parry Referrncss gwen mi F Answer L.. cara l1f Il
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
FOR RENT

xss @s l420 W. Sth ave, 24th and Cherry St 616 Linden street. t404 W, 9th ave,  l4oe W. 9th ave. 1904 W. feth ave. 90e Ohio street. S2e Cherry street. t6Q3 Olive street.
 good house on sulphur '.prinsS road.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
ADDITION
ENERN NtY SpEf1tIN

EVERY ptY SPEfitIS Rabbits
 Oysters,
 Celery, 
 CraDbergies.
 Fruits.
 Vegetables. Pressed fu keys and GhLckens every Saturday THE HOWELL GROCERY C0. Nam S1. Store Phone 574 Lakeside Store Phone 1S27
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19

.iesanes : r+urnillts. [an anything 5e so sasaaut as IT have fsw wants. and 70 servs thss1 ons's self f"e''-Emsrson
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19
OR PACKING
 HOUSE TOWN

All models of Base Burners and Soft Coal StoYes-all sizes-cail and see them.-Fox Bros. Hardware Co., Retail Depar,mena. T :s tk
 fae Bankrups sale of ie Famo.
 qek ai5I 70 tme on W ina zti,te la 345h. The shoppers oppof unity os lifetime t6 |
 Buy Buck 5 Natural Gas Range and yon will have satisfaction and A ons lived stove,-Reap 6 Crawfs,r< Burn. Co. f
 Our Qneens.are Department $ receiving new things daily and we ara still selling ane T quaft Granite Rice Boilers for twenty-five cenas e26e( worth -Clevsland- Mat tilews Hardware Co. tf
 -Nk cary in stock a fuil line of Poultry Supplies including Buckeye and Queen Incu0ators and Rrootitrs, ryeers, Thermometers, Leg Bands, Owens Laying ronic and Lice Powder. Charcoal. Grit aud oysler Shell. sun Hinge Burners, stc.. at reasoGabia prices, yeianc .Nau-hews {ar.i-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-19

PROOF SEE. VIM BURKE 1fO WEST SECOND.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27
MARGARET ANDREWS
WILL NOT WE'D ASTOR
Society Girl Whose Engage
ment Was Rumored Is Heart
Free, She Declares.

NEW YORK, May 27,-Miss Mar
garet Andrews. a society girl of New
por;. has JUST arrived from Europe on
the Kroonland She seemed frankly
astonished when she was asked il she
were to marry Vincent Aston
Engaged to MI Assor? Why Ger
tainly not. am not even acquainted
with him" she exclaimed TO a reporter
VINO found her at the ST. Regis
She was told that there had been ru-
mors Of an engagement. but she denied
the rumors before she heard them
Il have met many nice young men
who are eligible she said. II have not
met Mr. Aston. and l am not engaged
to any one"
Miss Andrews, who spent the winter
in Paris with her mother. brought back
with her a savage unframed wolf dog
named Zup. While she was waiting for
her baggage to be examined zup 50 W
two fox terriers approaching in the
wake of another landing party. He
made q plunge and with his strong paw
managed to knock Off his muzzle. and
the crowd on the pier fed as he made
for the smaller dogs Miss Andrews
did not lose her nerve. and lunning aft
er zup caught his chain before he did
any damage
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27
Sweet Bells of
Peace out of Tune.

Wstsons vigorous lex q t'elder Will
he taken by many 10 mean tfat Fielder
must now lead in person on the floor of
the convention against Watson.
The sudden and complete upseuing OF
the peace program outlined last week
for the state convention viii occasion
much genuine surprise in Georgia \
definite understanding WAS thought to
have been reached between watson and
the city politicians 50 called.
The city politicians asserted H. and
Mi Watson as FAR back as saturday
agreed - IT.
Nj Watson wired 70 Atlanta Sat1r-
CAV To know Of leading Underwood
msn whetheF there was ANYTHING OF
opposition 70 him in the proposed F'ftH
district convention tie was told that
there was absolutely nothing r. tne
proposition thai need afa,m bm or
make MIN 70 the east suspicious
IN tho convention has name vas not
mentioned After its adjou nment sew
eral participants CAV e as thef oWn-
ion that the Fifth delegate we've IS Il
whole favorable 70 Watson as de1egate
O LARGO
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27
mo Intervention"
Taft Wires Gomez

WASHINGTON. May 27.-The Unit
ed States government will not inter
yene in Cuba unless American lives are
menaced or American interests suffer
more heavily than they have up TO date
in the negro uprising.
resident Taft today sent cable
gram to President Gomez assuring him
that this government has no present i'm
tention OF intervening in Cuban affairs
and that warships and troops are being
sent merely as precautionary meas
ure. President Taft telegraphed the
message from Jersey City to Washing
ton and It was officially ca bled through
the regular state department channel
from this city to Havana
The message was an answer to Pres
ident Gomez's cable TO President Taft
assuring him that the Cuban govern
ment is able to cope with the situation
there and that there is no call for inter
ference a. present
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27

Mr. Watsons yehemani decla alton
Of war means that there is TO be pos
tive and sharp division Of the FORTH
coming state Democratic convention
into Watson and anu-Watson camps.
II means that Thomas q. Fielder
clark Howell. Randolph Anderson Tom
Loyless Edward Maddox G. r. Hutch-
ems and other politicians Of state vice
reputation. prominent in the Under
wood fight. win align themselves openly
and aggressiyelY against Watson, nov
that he has rejected their every over
ture for peace and it may involve Gov
ernor Joseph NJ Brown himself. for the
governor although he declared in Wat
sons favor early in the game, is very
stout friend of Fielder, Howcn. Hutch
ems et al
Watson's direct thrust at Thomas r.
Fielder. vino has been indorsed by the
Fifth district for delegate at large.
wherein Nj Watson warns all parties
in any way connected with the famous
Morse case to stay away from the
Watson meeting unQuestiouably means
a grand ralyine Of FEEDERS friends, in
resentment of the challenge.
FEEDERS law arm was highly instru
mental in securing the ice kings re-
lease from Federal prison several
months ago
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27
TAI 7 D|SGUSTS
YATES, 7. R. AID
Georgia White League Head
viii Support Democrat if
Colonel Doesn't Run.

II Theodore Roosevelt fails to land
the Republican nomination and the
Democrats adopt the kind of platform
that suits him. St Julien Yates presi-
dent of the Roosevelt Georgia White
league. win not only vote the Demo
cratic ticket but will get out and work
for the Democratic candidate.
Mr.. Yates gave this statement to a
reporter from The Georgian today as
way Of emphasizing the disgust OF
Georgia Republicans with the Taft re-
gime
The Roosevelt Georgia White league
is q lily white" organization formed
Saturday night. and is working in
Georgia to muster votes for the former
president. from both Democrats and
Republicans, in case the Rough Rider
is nominated
Dr. r. S. Macarthur. pastor of the
Baptist Tabernacle. and an ardent ad-
mirer and supporter of Theodore
Roosevelt. will address the league
Thursday night in Judge T. s Roam
court room In the Thrower building, at
80 o'clock. Negroes will not be ad-
mitted
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27
IMPERIAL ARMY
MEDICAL COLLEGE"

A letter dated Imperial Army Medical
College Canton, China, and signed Holt
A. Cheng. NJ D. is in hand that con
tains an order for a shipment of a specific
that the Doctor bluntly admits is a nee
essity in the treatment of kidney dis
ease.
DR. Cheng was educated in America and
knows the futlity of Digitalis, Nitro ely
cerine, Basham Mixture, etc, and sends
1000 miles for the only known specific
for Bright's Disease and Inflammation of
the kidneys.
Another important order was for
Hospital supplies in Paris. The world
is beginning to sit up and take notice of
the fact tina Brghts Disease is being
cured
The constant reiteration by medical
works of the incura blity of Brights Dis
ease is costing thousands of lives, Even
under Fulton's Renal Compound referred
10 above all do not recover. but it is bad
judgment 70 withhold it until the heart
and recuperative power are nearly ex
hausted Physicians can simply add II
TO the heart, eliminative and tonic treat
ment they are giving. There is no CON
fiict BY relaxing the kidney it changes
the prognosis from despair to hope and
thousands of these cases are now recov-
ering.
It can he had al Frank Edmondson &
Bro. a S Broad street and los n Pryor
street
Ask for pamphlet
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27
AGAINST WATSON.

GAINESVILLE GA, May % The
Democratic executive committee OF
Forsyth county met Saturday and ap-
pointed Underwood delegates to tho
state Democratic convention in Allan
Ia on May %
The matter Of Thomas e. Watson as
delegate-at-large to Baltimore was
brought up and discussed. Before ad-
journment the executive committee
unanimously adopted a resolution in
structing he delegates TO Atlanta spe-
cifically against Watson as delegate
at-large o Baltimore
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27
RAPS THOSE WHO
DON'T DO OWN THINKING

The world always has needed men
and women who think for themselves,
and never SO much as today said DR..
Dunbar Ogden pastor of Central Pres
byterian church, in his sermon last
evening.
How much better it would he in the
realm Of giddy fashion" he said. IF we
had more women who think for them
selves instead Of letting other people
think for them. How much better, in
the realm of politics. if we had more
men who did their own thinking no
refused to bow the knee
At II O'Clock Sunday morning DR..
ogden preached the annual commence
ment sermon Of Agnes Scott college at
Decatur.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27
/: HOW THE "RED-HEADED {:
!: PERSON" THREW HIS HAT {:
/: STRAIGHT INTO THE RING:

. am candidate for the chair .
. manshlp OF the Baltimore deIega- q
. ton .
The city politicians shall not .
hog the contention. .
The Underwood victory was g
. countlyman's victory The city .
. politicians couldn't carry their own .
. counties. .
. Reporters are invited 10 my .
Kimball house meeting. No rail- .
. road lobbyists, nor persons con .
> nected with the scandalous Morse .
. case need apply. .
. | could afford TO be defeated, out .
> not to be afraid .
. The CITY politicians shall not .
. come TO my meeting .
. I shall win the fight e
. THOMAS E. WATSON .
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27
CUBA|SF|CHT|NC
To END FIGHTING
President Makes Desperate
Stand to Save Country From
Occupation by u. S.
Continued From Page One.

tan and Dominican blacks and much
ammunition have been landed there
within the past four DAYS.
While attempting to seize several
cases of'ths high explosive melinite be
longing to the Cuca Copper Company
near the city of Santiago. fifteen
mounted negroes were fred upon from
Workmen of the copper company who
had enrolled as volunteers defended the
compsnys property.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27
MASONRY CRUMBLES TO
CROWDED STREET 7 HURT

BOSTON. MAY 27-Seven men were
injured at the New Gilchrist building
Washington and Winter streets, today
when they We're caught beneath an ava
lanche OF brick and thing which crash
ed to street crowded with men and
women on their way to work.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27
WAR DECLARED BY
WATSON ON CITY
POLITICIANS
Fielder Accepts Challenge and
Promises to Beat His Foe
to Eternal FRAGILE.
Continued From PAGE One.

state-st- targe. subject to the ratdca
lion. of the convention. The country
counties are not bound hi honor nov
party law by the snap judgment taken
upon them b, the secret caucus Satur-
DAY
That local, secret unreprescntstiNe
caucus is without a precedent within
the political history Of this state III
was meant to cut Inc country counties
out of a fair expression Of their choice
and every man who is connected with IL
has made 2 serious mistake
IT is my purpose to see That he
country counties are treated right
The Underwood victory was the
country mans triumph and We do not
intend that city politicians. who could
not carry their own counties. and who
were showed under in their own voting
precincts. shall be permitted 80 issue
advance orders 10 the convention or 10
run the convention after il. couVenes.
u am a candidate for the chairman
ship Of the Baltimore delega lion and J
invite all delegates who favor my can
didacy to meet me in the ballroom of
Inc Kimbal house al g o'clock Tues
day night Reporters Of all newspa
pers are cordially invited No railroad
lobbyist need apply Ne one connected.
with the scandslous Morse case should
present himself
~ earnestly request delegates who
are friendly to me not 10 enter any
caucus until after The adjournment of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27

F'oor appetite is a sure sign OF inn
paired digestion \ few doses OF
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets viii strengthen your digestion and
improve your appetite Thousands have
been benefited by taking these Tablets.
-old nv, am dpelnrs ass
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27

ASK any business man and ne will tell
YOU The Georgian Want Ad columns
reach more people and bring better results
that could not be obtained in any other
medium in this section
The Calumet news., 1912-09-26
Too4 Ra5F9aM sa44 SPORTS-:-SPORTS ao2z79sc sSz1ss
MARQUARD MAY NOT GET
CHANCE IN BIG SERIES
EXPERTS FIGURE HE WILL BE
OF LITTLE USE TO M'GRAW
THIS YEAR.

For the benefit Of those who are
doping out Rube Marquard's part and
portion of the coming worlds series
we are pleased to submit the inval-
liable statistics which tell their own
story, writes Granlland Rice.
You must remember the Rube's first
nineteen as you recall the first crusade
or the fall of Rome--viz. by the dope
alone.
on Tuesday against the Cubs ne
completed his second nineteen string.
But with quite a different tinge. For
in these last nineteen games he has
won but seven, lost nine, and has been
saved by his pals Oh three other starts
Also he has been shelled from the
pit in eight of his nineteen starts. AL
so and furthermore, he has averaged
twelve hits and runs to each nine
inning game battle from the l0l rounds
he has worked since he beat Nap
Rucker for the record on July s.
Summed up from this dope Mar
guard will be of little use. But a
SldDIndn OF MS dilldLtnS VERSATILITY
may either fail TO start battle in the
big October show-or again may be
the star of the jubilee From July
1911, to July, 1912 he Won forty of
his forty-four games, one pf the great
est records ever known. And yet in
the last two months he has pitched
but five class games out of nine
teen. If you can dig beneath this dope
go To IL.
There is no discounting the fact that
Marquard now is well below world
series form and far too unreliable to
be staked to start with a truck horse
like Tesreau hanging around yearn-
ing to pitch double headers every 9TH
er day The RuDe himself doesn't
seem to know the answer. Just At
present Marquard's show of hguring
i'm the world series Is a trifle groggy.
He has won but one game in the last
four weeks and that by one run from
Sallee. He has been hit hard by both
Cubs and Pirates. the two contendine
teams of his own league. But you
know this game-the dub of today is
the hero Of tomorrow and the prize
ounce of Yesterday. ON present form
Marquard will hardly start game
ON what he blight vet show-or might
ldo--he may pitch the best game work
ed by the Giant legion. But the odds
are he will have to display bet
ter line of wares before even draw
ing the chance. Mandarin McGraw
has but one slogan which he offers the
high and low alike-viz TO wit-"Show
Me Something"
The Calumet news., 1912-09-26
WOULD PLAY BASEBALL.
Australian Teams Wants Chance TO
Meet Leauuers at Gotham.

New York. Sept. 2G.-Captain Greg
ory of the Australian cricket team
which is now on it's way To this coun-
try. has written to the New York man.
ayers of the coming international
cricket matches, declaring that his
team is also proficient in baseball, and
proposing q game with a picked team
from the New York and Brooklyn big
league aggregations.
my team" he says, lis the great
est baseball aggregation i'm Australia
We play baseball for practice In run
ming and fielding and are confident of
being able to give a good account of
ourselves against the best nine that
YOU can produce"
The novelty IN this suggestion, how
ever. lies in Captain Gregory's idea
that both teams shall use cricket bats,
playing the whole game of baseball
under the national rules, with the eX-
ception that the baseball players shall
be allowed TO use their gloves, as is
usual with them, while the cricket
crs. as is customary with them, will
play with bare hands.