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The evening world., 1913-03-26
Recent Conqueror of Wells to
Be Seen in Action at Fair.
mont A. c., April 2.
By JOHN POLLOCK.

- UNBOAT SMITH, the California
II heavyweight and conauerer of
Bombardier Wells, the English
heavyweight champion. will be seen In
action again in this city in bout at
the Fairmont A. e. on Wednesday eve
nirg. April 2. He was matched to-day
by his manager. Jim Buckley. to meet
Fred Mckay. the giant heavyweight Of
Winnipeg, Can, In a ten-round go at a
special show to DE staged by Billy Glib
sor at his club in the Bronx. Mckay
has been clamoring for a fight with
Smith for some time. and as he has won
several bouts in a row. Buckley decided
to give him q charce.
The twenty round return fsM between Ad
q H s.,ari .t.rno2s % sa 'sa1 is ip ~ 2arrhS sad
:tss~d on Xpai %, but 4. woisat deSlinsd ''i, !,
tsh, on any other date but the 10Th. both Buck
e. ,y and @ Murphy gave in to him rataer than LOSE
! m.n.ssr Of Frank Klaus, the fi,;.bsssh middi.
k. .sa as sss @ ka.s .as "a s.. se
from 'ss h frsoea n % hSh,sT s been RSs
i'ars for the light heavyweight championship o
| Europe
Jim Coffey. the Dublin Giant" who has show
iemarsaDle Improvement m his fighting during tn
last eix month";. will meet George R1iel VIII
| claims the heavyweight championship Of Soutl
africa In the main bout Of ten rounds q tn
| Famont A. G. tonight. Rodel defeated Ds;
| DAILY in . twelve round contest at YOUNGSTOWN
| o.. on MOnday night. The winner will get
chance to fight Gunaoai smith,
Frank Moran. the heavyweight of Pittsburg!
Who fought Gunbost smith twenty round go II
l A
| up BY his manager. Dan Nckstnck. 70 NEE
Soldier Delaney. another big heavy. N q ten
The evening world., 1913-03-26

Hamilton. BernsSda, March d.
-HE Highianders gave . samuas a
the bail that the other American
4 LsAUus clubs wiz have . hard
time beating shis season In yesterdays
game with the Skesters when their line
up looked most formidable. Manager
Frank Chance was on nrst base and
Hal Chase returned to second base after
about three weeks absence. Both men
played their positions In the most ap-
proved of styis and II they oonttnns 70
display such great form there 70 no
cliinS how high IN the American League
race the New York club will hnish.
The evening world., 1913-03-26
Alberts knocks Oat Feeney.

SYRACUSE. n. Y. March 3.-At the
Syracuse A. C. Johnny tKid) Alberts
OF Elizabeth, n. =. knocked out Jack
Feeney in the tenth round OF a tough
fight. Alberts knocked him out In the
ninth. but the bell saved Feeney. In the
next round right to the chin put him
out. The seni-flnal between Jimmy
Fassane and Young Gusso was A draw.
The evening world., 1913-03-26
CATCHER ARCHER SIGNS
F0UR.YEAR CUB CONTRACT

CHICAGO. March 6.-Jimmy Archer,
tho holdout catcher of the Cubs, this
evening signed a four-year contract.
The terms were not made s,ubhc. Archer
will leave Chicago and Join the Cubs
at Louisville.
The evening world., 1913-03-26
Beaumont. Tex. March q

Beaumont. Tex. March %.
-HE Giant regulars win play their
second and last game here this
1 afternoon. after which they will
leave for New Orleans. Although they
used q patched-up lineup In the hrst
game that they ever played here they
Won hands down. the locals being the
The evening world., 1913-03-26

BY having the better Of eight rounds
OF the ten which they fought and Also
scoring two knockdOwns, Kid Herman
defeated Packey Hommsy. the east aide
lightwetght. In the main 20 at me
Brown Gymnasium A. A. show. The
iadS did not get going until the third
round, when they began 70 exchange
hard punches both at long range and
close quarters. During one OF these
mixups. Herman nailed Hommey on the
Jaw with left hook which dropped
HIM 70 the floor. Hommey got W
quickly and battled strong TO the end
OF the round. In the remaining seven
rounds the boys siugsed each other for
keepk.
The evening world., 1913-03-26
'7y' Cobb Getting in Shape;
Holding Out for SIS, 900

correspondents. ''and ~ they want 70
pay me my price I'll step right IN"
After the exhibition game between
brooklyn and the All-Georgians Cobb
left Augusta and went 20 Gainesville,
Ga, where he 10 working out with a
school team.
The evening world., 1913-03-26
BALDWIN Defeats kenHedy.

MAN NCHESrER. ~ H.. March S,-
Matty Baldwin OF Boston won the de-
cision over Steve Kennedy OF Lawrence
and the championship Of New England.
after twelve rounds OF fast boxing. be-
fore more than 1900 fans In the
Mechanics Hall arena. II was Bald
wins bout from start to nnish.
The evening world., 1913-03-26
Gunb0at Smith Agrees
to Meet Fred McKau Here

round @ q The s,cc. OF ne Atlaatc oesisn
viii be two other tsn-round contests. one stx and
one four-round 90.
Two more bouta wers aRraneed today b Be-
Taught at clubs on Saturday nieht, NE MaAs
81 staten Island will meet Frankie Nelson q
jersey City IN the star bout OF ten rounds at che
sT."n y, yss5.In. Gymns,u% A.. ID p;adZ sullivan:
Mitchell OF Staten Island for ten rounds st the
Liberal A. c.. Rosebank. g. l.
Willie Beccher. who made a ersAe impression
Nh the fight fans of Pi,tsbursh BY ths. t.rt
city last month. IL soins " tackle another good
ishtwelsht o. Iittsbuisi al the Aye5can A., G
will exchange punches wti IL Mickey Farrell. The,
will battle for six rounds
New rule. 70 govern boNns contests IN Pitts
birgh have been snnounced by Director Of Pubi
Safety John Y, Daily. THIS action has been taket
m the city officials A. the result of recent con
received blow which resulted In his death. In,
new regulations lsoSide hat all prcliminary box
eS mast Isass a physical examination before helm,
iermitet 70 enter 'ae ring The floor Of tn
padiei; boxers must be matched accoriins I,
weights and there must he no cutting short o
extending the time Of rounds.
The evening world., 1913-03-26

Young kurts. the light middleweight
o: Bayonne. n. J.. In u teSkound bout
q ne Hillsias n 6. se NakASks N. J.
The evening world., 1913-03-26

@RoSs says he met Mcfarland when
u Packey was here recently Ac-
co-dinG to Cross. Mcfarland said:
Leach. you're the only man In Now
York who can give me hard fight.
You're the most dangerous lightweight
In the business. You're likely to get
one over on me and put mo away any
time. suppose We sign up for another
scrap"
"Packey." said Leachie. you told me
that twice before"
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The Grange
Cuchnoc GRANGE.

h., The officers of Cushnoc Grange
Riverside, were installed on the eye
|, ming OF, Jan, 2, State Master Stetson
acting as installing officer, assisted
by Brother III. l.. Hayes and wife of
Chelsea Grange. The work was
performed in a most impressive man
5ner and was greatly enjoyed by all
present. The State master has TO
remarkable degree the faculty of Civ
ing new emphasis to the familiar
words of the Installation service, and
of impressing upon each officer the
Importance of his or her position.
The business of the evening was fol-
lowed by banquet such as the sis
ters of Cushnoe Grange excel in pre-
pairing, and the committee under the
efficient direction of Sister Angie
Dudley. certainly left nothing more to
be desired in supplying the wants OF
the inner man. "SereneIy full" the
Grange again sought the hall and in
open session, the following program
was presented by the lecturer. Sister
Lucy Robbins Piano duet Sisters
Farnham and Lowe; recitation,
Brother Gidney: song. Sister Mar
jorie Marshall; reading. Sister Farm
ham: remarks, State Master Stetsen;
remarks, Brother Hayes of Chelsea.
character sketch. Sister Hodgkins. A
rising vote of thanks was given the
State Master, also Brother and Sister
Hayes for their excellent work.
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Winthrop GRANGE.

Winthrop Grange held an entertain
ment Friday evening, Jan. 8, quite a
large number attending. The program
presented was very amusing and Has
very finely given. 1t opened with a
band concert by the Ladies Kitchen
Band composed of Mrs. E. r. Clifford
Mrs. J. L. Cobb. Mrs. Lewis Mills
paugh, Mrs. c. w, Taggart, Mrs w.
7. Adams, Mrs. j. p. Whitney, Mrs
Frank Taylor Miss Ellen Alden, Miss
Annie Canon and Miss Beatrice .Ad-
ans. The Ladies played kitchen uten-
sis, with zobo attachments They
were dressed in white with red trim
,mings with hats of red and white.
Mrs. w. NJ Kimbai was the leader
and had music rack formed of 3
mop handles and Il wash board. and a
tuning fork of teaspoons. Following
the entertainment, cake and coffee
were served, and the evening closed
with a social, games and dancing.
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Parents, Read this Letter.

have letter from prominent Maine
clergyman in regard to sickness Of one of
his children from which quote as follows:
Our two-year-old baby was very sick
at two different times and we came near
losing her. We had the best doctors.
but they did not know what the trouble
was. In the first sickness she had high fever
for several days, and the doctor said it acted
like scarlet fever, but as there were no other
cases he did not think it could be- After
wards she broke out in rash all over her
body. The last sickness was similar and
the doctor was puzzled. She was very
nervous and we feared we would lose her.
Your DR.. True's Elixir was recommended,
and after two days use she passed several
worms from two TO three inches in length,
and is now well and strong and sleeps at
nights withoutfrettng, tossing and starting
in fright as she did formerly. =
l will be glad to furnish this clergy
mans name and address to anyone who
cares to write to me.
NJ B. -True's Elixir is the best known
remedy for all stomach and bowel troubles.
Purely vegetable, pleasant to take and
entirely harmless. Expels stomach worms
and pin worms. All dealers, Csc; SOC; 81. 90.
Yours for better health,
6u. M...
IS Drummond ST., Auburn, Me.
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Wales Grange.

Saturday, Jan. 4, was an all day
meeting of Wales Grange. In spite OF
the unpleasant weather and the bad
travelling there was a good attendance.
During Nhe forenoon sessions the re-
ports of the secretary and treasurer
were read. At noon delicious oyster
dinner was served. Being such a cold
day this was an enjoyable dinner. In
the afternoon the officers We're INSTALL
ed by V. w. Canfiam, Lisbon. The as
sistant was Mrs Milan Sanborn. At
ter the installation ceremony, remarks
were made by the installing officer for
the good of the order and suggestions
to the members to assist the lecturer
during the coming year. Wales Grange
is in q iourishing condition and the
next year promises to be good one
as the lecturer, Mr. Alexander, has
had one years experience and the
members are willing to help.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers
have been recorded during the past week
at the. office of the register of deeds OF
Kennebec county: fe AZ
Aibient-c. f. Stevens. NJ. N stevens
and Ira +. Libby, all of Unity to. Rich
ard C.ssWhitten of Albion, land. $125.,
Augusta. George II. Macornber of Nj
gllsia to Augusta Water District, land
and buildings, ST. Ida 5. G. 3Titcomb OF
Augusta to Bert c. Wells of New Vine
yard, land and buildings, 81
Belgrade. Everett A. Cummings of Bel
grade to Alton A. Fairbanks of Mount
Vernon, land and buildings, 81; Mertie
Morrow. John Morrow and Herbert
Bickford, all of Belgrade, to Hortense l..
Fox of Philadelphia. land. 81; Baron f.
DeKalb of Belgrade to Maud NJ. De-
Kalb of Belgrade. land 81.
Benton.--A. B. Boston of Benton to
Addie F. Boston of Benton, land and
buildings, 81.
Baysde-Orren b. Merrill of Bayside to
Frank l.. Pierce of Windsor land and
buildings. 81.
Canaan.-Louville Written of Canaan to
Aaron C. Whitney of st. Adams, land
and buildings, 81. B.
China. Herbert J. Haskell of China 20
William r. Whittier of Canaan, land, 81. ,
Clinton-Alton Richardson of Clinton
to Arthur Holt of Clinton, land and
buildings, 81: Alton Richardson, Jr,, of
Clinton to Arthur Holt of Clinton, land
and buildings; Martha Richardson of
Clinton to Arthur Holt of Clinton. land
and buildings, 81.
Litchfield.-The Rufus Deering Co. of
Portland to Sidney d. Triton of Lewiston,
land and buildings. 81; The Rufus Deering
Co. of Portland to Sidney D. Tilton of
Lewiston, land and buildings, 81.
Mount yernon.-Joseph w. Allen to
Carrie L. Fairbanks of Mount Vernon,
land and buildings, 81.
oakland. Ernest j. York and William
A. York, both of Oakland to Hannibal
Bryant of Waterville, land and buildings,
81; John A. Johnson of Winslow to w. H.
Pollard of Waterville, land and buildings,
81.
Readfield.- H. Whittier of
Readfield to Oscar Chesley of Readfield,
land and buildings, 81; Elsie w. Harvey
of Readfield, to Fred A. Handy of Read
field land. ST.
Observation-Disclosures H. Bryant of
Waterville to n. Krutzky of Waterville.
land and buildings, 81; Martha s. Dunn
of Waterville to President and Trustees
of Colby College of Waterville, land and
buildings, 81; Augusta A. Perkins of
Waterville to Charles Pooler of Water
vile, land, 81.
West Gardiner.-O. L. Sawyer Of West
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Eureka Granqe,

An all day session of Eureka Grange.
Durham, was held in its hall Satur-
day, Jan. 4. About 30 patrons were
present. the morning session was
taken up for the purpose of transact
ing the business and reading of COM
mittee reports. At noon all repaired to
the lower hall where a bountiful har-
vest dinner had been prepared by the
following dinner committee: Bro. and
SISTER f. J. Harrington and Bro. and
Sister H. G. Osgood, who were assist
ed by Gertrude Holt, Elmer Osgood,
Everett Osgood and Charles Brown
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Charter Oak Granae.

The following officers will be install
led at the next regular meeting of
Charter Oak Grange, No. lag of South
Hiram Master. Wyman Dalton; over
seer, Fred Wilton; lecturer, Ethel
Sawyer; chaplain, Rose Champion;
secretary, Francis Mortified; treasur-
er, O. l.. Mason; steward, Lind1ey
Stanles,i gatekeeper. E. r. Libby; as
sistant steward c. f. Trueworthy; l..
II. s., Susie Trueworthy; Ceres, Sylvia
Prince; Flora, Flora Wilton; Pomona,
Alice Mason organist Elmer Emery;
mem. exec. com, John Stanley, Jr.
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belts, was recently married to Morrill,
Luce of Arson. The ceremony took
place in Portland. Mr.. and Mrs. Luce
will reside in Arson Miss Tibbetts
graduated from the Belgrade High school.
in the class of 1911, and had since taught
in her own and adjoining towns. Her
many friends wish her happiness. !
REApFiELD.
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Morrill, and
their son, Charles, started, Thursday
last, on their return trip to Cali
fornta.
The storm and wind was very Sc
we're, Friday. doing some damage to
buildings and trees.
The ladies fof the Methodist Circle,
win meet, Wednesday, with Mrs. W.
A. Wright.
Sacrament of the Lords supper
was observed at the chapel, Sunday
last.
A. H. Wilson disposed of a carload
of coal at the station, last week, at
less than IS per ton.
Miss Bernice Greeley and John
Adams were united in marriage.
Sunday morning, Jan. 5. at the par
sonage at Kent,s Hill.
The Universalist Circle will meet
Tuesday, with Mrs. Alice Manter. q
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state of Ohio. City of Toledo.

State of Ohio, City of Toledo.
> Lucas County, SIS. :
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm of F. j. Cheney
&, Co.. doing business in the City of To-
ledo, County and state aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH
CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9th day Of December.
A. d. 1856.
(SeaD a. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
eous surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials. free.
Sold by all Druggists. 15c. !
Take Halls Family Pills for c0nstipa-
Observation-Disclosures
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Herbert Moulton: treasurer Elmer E.
Weeman; steward, Ephriam e. Kim
ball; assistant steward, John Bar
rette; Ceres, Mrs. Anna Kimball; Po-
mona, Mrs. Imogene Clemens; Flora,
Mrs. Blanche Kimball lady assistant
steward, Mrs. Lucy Barrette. The in
stallation will be held Jan. H. Past
Master John Danforth of Frost Noun
tain Grange of Brownfield has been in
vited to act as installing officer
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Rowe,s Corner GRANGE.

A brief business meeting was held by
Rowe's Corner Grange, Auburn, Sat
urday evening. Jan. 4, the attendance
being small, owing to so much sick
ness among the members. On Satur-
day evening, Feb. l. officers will be in
stalled by J. A. Pike, State Grange de-
putty. "a!
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CunberIand Pomona Granoe

The annual meeting of Cumberland
Pomona Grange will be held in Trini-
ty Hall, Pythian Temple, next Wednes-
day. 1t will be an all day session and
reports are to be presented and Off
GERS elected
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Mt. Cutler GRANGE.

Mt. Cutler Grange of Hiram has elect
ed the following officers: Master, n.
P. Kiinball; overseer. Fred S. Howard;
chaplain, Mrs. Annie J. Scribner; lee
turer. Miss Elsie NJ. Osgood: secretary
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KENNEBEC.
BELGRADE LAKES

Miss Leila Kelly left town, Saturday
morning for Bowdoinham, where she
will teach the remainder of the year.
Her many friends wish her success.
Miss Ethel Tibbetts of this place. Sec
ond daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Tib-
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Androscoqein Grange.

The next meeting of Androscoggin
Grange at Greene, will be held Jan.
is, in the evening. the program being
arranged by Mrs. Loyisa Philbrook as
sisted by Mrs Ida Davis and Reid r.
Coburn.
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Gardiner to Alice r. Merrill of Garcin.r
land and buildings 81.
Winthrop.-Fred II. Bearce of WiatEr1r
to Ezra X. Maxfield of Winthrop, land
81
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Auburn Grange.

Auburn Grange held it's first regular
meeting of the new year, Saturday
evening. Jan. 4, with the new master.
Earl M. Marsh, in the chair At the
business meeting 1t was voted to grant
North Auburn Grange the use of the
hall at some future date for an enter
tainment to procure funds. 1t will be
remembered that the hall which this
Grange at North Auburn used was re-
Gently burned. A communication
from the State Master, C. S. Stetson.
concerning vocational training in the
schools was read and this subject will
be discussed at q later date. A COM
munication on woman suffrage was
also read. Yearly reports of the fl
nance committee secretary, treasurer
and floral committee were read.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
. a ST ORIA

When your digestion Is good your dispD-
sitions is likely TO be sweet. Your face
of the most beautiful attributes OF "A
pretty woman. II you would like to be
beautiful take Chamberlain Tablets
and keep your stomach and bowels IN
good working order. Sold everywhere.
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After the remainder of the din
ner hour had been spent in So
eial greetings, the members again
assembled in the hall above and
Worthy Master Crockett called the
Grange to order. j. H. Blanchard,
past master of Androscoggin Pomona,
was then introduced as the officer Sc
lected to install the officers for the
ensuing year. An interesting program
followed the installation. @s
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DanviIIe Junction GRANGE.

AT Danville Junction Grange. Sat
urday evening, Jan. 4. officers were in
stalled by State Grange Deputy j. A.
Pike assisted by Miss Maud Gray and
Lester l.. Small.
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Topsham GRANGE.


The officers of Topsham Grange We're
installed. Saturday evening, Jan. 4. by
". W. Canham of Lisbon, assisted by
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Grove, Mrs.
Fred Jack and Mr.. Merry of Kennebec
Valley Grange. These are the new Of
ficers: Master. E. c. Patten; over
seer. Harold Hldreth; lecturer, Ar
thur Utecllt; steward, Lester Willis;
assistant steward, Ralph Mallett:
chaplain, Fred Rackley; treasurer, A.
e. Tetford; secretary, Mrs. Martha
Tarr; gate keeper, Bernard Cromwell:
Ceres, Mrs. Millward Patten; Pomona
Miss Florence Neil; Flora, Mrs. Rita
Willis: l.. A. Steward, Miss Bernice
Barker 1t is interesting to note that
E. c. Patten was installed as master
OF this Grange, 20 years ago. and again
ten years ago After the installation
a fine oyster supper was served in
charge of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin r. Hildreth
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Wiscasset GRANGE.

Officers of Wiscasset Grange wer
installed, Wednesday evening.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETcHfR'$
CA 8 7 E IA
Cause. Of Constipation.

Sedentary habits. lack of outdoor exer-
cise insufficient masticatfon of food con-
stipation, a torpid liver. worry. anxiety,
are the most common causes OF stomach
troubles. Correct Your habits and take
Chamberlain Tablets and YOU Vim soon
be well again. Sold everywhere.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-10-25
BALI. ENTHUSIASTS PREPARE
FOR PROFESSIONAL GAMES

Brawley News: Organized prote'-
sional baseball will be seen again N
the Imperial valley as the result oi
various conferences between the en-
thusiasts from CaleXico, HoltVilie
Imperial and Brawey. Players have
been engaged and at a meeting to ne
held at Imperial a league president
will be elected and a schdule will be
arranged.
Last night the Brawley club was or
ganiZed as follows: President, g. j,
Renier; vicc-president, J. A. Sheffield;
secretary, Jack Steycr; treasurer, il.
l.. Fulton
Committees had been appointed at
a previous meeting. and these were
completed as follows:
SuitS-Jack Steyer.
Grounds Homer Taylor, +, w
Steyer.
Grandstand and fence-Dr l.. -
Lindsey, George Reiner.
EXecutive-G. j. Reiner, j. A. Shelf
field, DR.. l.. l.. Lindsey, George Gay
Plans are laid to use LongfelloW
park on the east side of the railroad
for a ball field. The grounds are
Imperial Valley press., 1913-10-25

read. They swim, impatiently, in a
lot of trashy printed matter, along
with some good, and like children who
nibble between meals, have no appe-
tite for a solid meal. When books
were scarce people really read good
things over and over until their con-
tents meant something to then.
Shakespeare now seems to belong to
high school students, teachers and
hub women who read and study it du
tifully as a part of their training, but
finding few others to admire its beau
ties, drop it, like an Outgrown text
book, when school and club are left
behind ModernistS find the langaug2 >
Of Shakespeare stlted. What wonder
if pure English wearics after feeding
ON the abbreviated slang that so often
passes as witty epigram, or pointed
satire on the modern stage and in the
modern novel-Stockton Mail
Imperial Valley press., 1913-10-25

available for baseball. They will y.
fenced in regulation size, grandstanc
erected and the field leVeled and the
diamond irrigated.
Efforts were made to secure Ten
nant, former Brawley captain, anc
the present first baseman of the Sac
ramento team Of the Pacific Coast
league, to fill the same position again
but Mr.. Tenant had made arrange
mentS to 90 east.
Stark, second haseman Of the Sacra-
mentos, is expected to gather team
for BraWley.
Several Of the teams wish to limit
the professionals to five, but this plan
was tried before, and proved imprac
ticabe.