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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
Sporting Food
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SOME MEMORY
I remember, I remember
The dgpy tbut tong boro jrCat
In tGct I riGim hGt ] am quite
A mCmort-Ulg gent
! aiiCgVs rcc0Hcct q face,
StoJy ~ u HdmC--
! oreH rccoHcct the ddy
The Yankees iron q gdme
Mr.. II. Fogel will now appear before
our Congressman and show them the
exact spot where the foot landed
Those Senator's have been going a a
terrific clip, only they have been going
IN the wrong direction.
Those polo gents may not he the most
popular athletes in these here T.. s. A..
but "a little Of their brand uf portsman-
ship could be used TO advantage In many
pastme we Wot Of
There may be a trust In baseball, but
baseball magnatss know better than to
trust each other.
sHYLocKs.
when ShBi0ck asked his pound Of
meat
ThcU Iooked on him lrifh features
grim,
And jumycd on him wib hCqrB feet
And otherwise mdltrcatcd him.
A fqhtcr's manager fo-ddU
wiz raise hotter for DOUHd;
From fIrgH.H "a Ru HfI1f5 Ram
We hC1r his hectic UOiCc rcSOUHd.
Were ShpI0ck on the job tO-ddV
He lcoud not get the fI-igid enc.
For men ,roBld smile on him and
SAP:
"Somc maHqgcy- mat Shyloct
gUyr
Mr.. Ritchie, the alleged champion,
has several reasons for not making
weight, one Of which is that Il MIGHT get
him into a fight.
j. MoGraw opines that within a year
er but there are those VINO suspect
that he was finished before he started.
Bat Nelson persists in bursting into
print, even al the fisk Ot belng thrown
out Of a beer garden.
As a result of the rough house episode
in Boston. Mr. Nelson demands $4,000.
All Of which is big purse for losers
end.
One Mr. Hopper bears the proud dis
tinctIon OF being the only ball player
ever traded for a hound-but what does
the hound think about IL?
4 motorcycle racer can hardly be said
10 De in midseason form until he has
broken az least two legs.
Considering what happened after the
dissolution o. STANDARD OIL, the baseball
trust should worry, as the saying Is.
THE THREE GLOoMS.
TbcU spoke 10 each othcr, and Herer
grin.
Aud Hcrcr smile in their
glance.
This corId Is a bcIgru place to
Dc in"
said Tinker 10 Ercrs 10 Chance.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10

Local fans should see corking bout
when Sailor White and Jim Savage clash
In a ten-round battle at the Auditorium
Armory Friday night White has de-
feated Arthur Pelky and has also fought
a ten round draw with Gunbnat smith.
Savage needs no introduction 20 Atlanta
fans He is without doubt the clev-
day
Two other ton-round battles will he
staged Mike saul. the tough Hebrew
Never FRIES takes on Spider Britt Both
scraps are grudge anairs.
Frankie Burns. the New orleans han
tamWeight. has taken unto himself
new manager Billy Roche former ref
cree and manager of Pal Moore. WIN
hereafter look after Burns interests
Tommy Walsh was the Southern boy S
former pilot
Al wolEaSt and Johnny Dundee viii
NOT box Tuesday night Ad injured his
thumb and Tom MCCarey has been fore
eG TO cancel the 10. Nate Lewis, man
ager ~ White, has wired McCarey,
agreeing Co take on Dundee on week $
notice
charlie met Dundee a. New York
about a year ago and handed the East
eru hghtweight a terrible iaclug Luh-
dee probably remembers that AFFAIR and
would do wen 20 steer clear ~ the Chi
cago boy
Johnny Coulou has finally decided to
defend his title against worthy Zoe
The hantanwe'Eai champion has aEreeg
90 take on frankie Burns In ten-rouno
affair al keuu-Ea. Wis. Tuesday June
10 Cnulnu won "a twenty round decision
over Burns t"N Years ago, but tTa1Nla
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10

The Giants ga -nered 10 hits and IL
runs off the delivery Of four Cub pitch
ers yesterday and took an easy game.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
STROUD GOES; WILLIAMS
OR MADDOX TO GET JOB

MACON. GA. June l0-Dr. q .
SrrouLs. for three years the athletic
director al Mercer University has ac-
rrpted a similar position with the Iui-
versity n Louisiana He came 90 Ner-
Ger from the University OF Rochester,
X Y
"Bo" Williams. coach az Gordon. and
former Vanderbilt football star. and A.
* Maddox. eN-Gecrgla football and
baseball PLAYER. and now director of the
East Macon PLAY ground. are being ccu-
Si-e-et BY The trustees % succeed Dr..
Srrouds
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
RINGSIDE NOTES

Idol Dillon recently handed Klaus "a
neat lacinK at indianapolis
Meyer Prizes says he will have plenty
Of money to wager on his chances
against Spider Britt at the Auditorium
Friday Meyer has been saving his eN-
ira pennies for the past few weeks and
saws his bank roll will make the Britt
the ring
Eddie McGoorty and Jimmy Clahby
are on edge for their ten-rOund engage
ment at Butte. Mont. on Friday This
is the second meeting between the pair
The former go was called a draw
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
SPORTS AND SUCH
THE OLD PLAYER.
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T. tan OF 'het .ans mighty bunch.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10

THE Birmingham and Atlanta
1 Baseball Associations are NJ
threatened with Insolvency, however
The attendance here this year has
beer exceptionally good and so n has
also in Birmingham These are the
two ivest iaties IN the circuit from
an attendance view point-have been
for years. and probably always vii
he
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10

light the question Of the heavyweight cham
n given Atlanta boxing club
matched here such thing
- Nm L n IN n li IN
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
SCHULTZ OPERATED ON.

CHICAGO. June 10-Frank Schultz
right fielder OF the Chicago Nation
ais. underwent an operation yesterday
forehead
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
REMNANT DAY
AFRO5T; RAIN
WRECKS CAME
By Percy H. Whiting.

4 TLANIA ana Burning nam seem
n linked on their big baseball
DAYS THIS year Both teams
had wretcne8 weather FOR their open
ing day and despite that they turned
cut aue crowds Every holiday and a
.at OF SATURDAYS the weather has been
haG in Atlanta. one Saturday we
Rad a regular cyclone.
Vow. The Crackers 20 over Co Biz
m.ngham 90 help the Barons raise a
oennant. and the ceremonies. as vel.
as The game, had 70 be postponed on
account o. bad weather
THE Birmingham and Atlanta
Baseball Associations are nj
threatened with insolvency however.
The attendance here This year has
been exceptionally good and so n hes
also ir Birmingham. These are the
two Hvest ieties IN the circuit from
an attendance view point-haVe been
for years, and probably always VII.
he
IT Was tough luck for Cy FaIken-
l berg 90 have his winning streak
wrecked However. it took the cham
pious ~ the world TO DO d. and al
that he gave up fewer hits than the
man who opposed him
Cy ls fire example ~ the genus
come haDHiaus He was slated for
the baseball grave moi So long ago.
Now ha is one of the wonders 81
civilized baseball
DITCHTR HOPPER, star Of the
New England League and a man
who will go 20 the big leagues sure in
the fall Is the only living hurler who
was ever traded for dog.
Brcsnahan owned him for a while.
He picked him up in the brush. on the
recommendation of hunting friend.
When Roger got 10 thinking over the
thing he decided that because a man
could KIN quail was no reason why
he could pick ont a ball player, so he
tried 10 get rid Of Hopper IN some
more dignihed way than releasing
him
Al tina, time Dick Kinsella owner
Of the Springfield Three-l League
club. had "a dog that Brcsnahan COW
eted ore day Roger went to Kin
sel'a
pick" he said. what viii YOU
take for your dog
"What1l you give2' parted Kin
seIa.
am tell YOU what III do" Roger
ventured "Ill give you Pitcher Hop
per for that dog
Done" said Kinsella; and the.
trade was made
Hopper made good IN the Three-I'
and went with "a flourish to the New
England League, where he has proved
q sensation. He couldn't be bought
now for a shipload OF dogs.
DALI PLAYERS are foolish about
ID a lot Of things. but they are not
more foolish about anything than
they are about their bats They are
as fussv over them as an old maid is
over her cat. and they nurse them
along with ridiculous care.
j. Franklin Baker guards his bats
ike "a ptima donna guards her jew
els After banging his home run sat
urdav. the heavy Clubher decided 10
Quit the game and let orr have a
chance for an inning.
Before going, Baker went 10 the
row OF bats iu front OF the home
bench and carefully picked up his
three big bludgeons He put theml
under his arm and disappeared tn the
tunnel 20 the clubhouse.
Unlike other players, Baker never
places his home run implements In
the common bat bag. He stores his
sticks I'm his locker and even on the
road takes personal care Of them.
a rule on the Mack team which is
never violated is this Never under
any circumstance use one Of Bakers
hats ANY violation would instantly
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10

'Drome Races Called Off Again
q O @ @ 9 o @
Doing Until Tuesday
~ sGUsTED that is
- MOtordome postponed their
night II. believed
the weather will have turned honest and that least it will be
showing
THAT racing track almost death for the
awfuly ckish
when t It is straight suicide when it is
The following from the Brooklyn Eagle giving description
night the Brighton Beach Moodrome
good idea Of the homcdal possibilities of night racing
on wet track
r HERE Brighton Motordrome, with
The FIRST spill of the night came
r tho digtapc pduare
when suddenly the lights
lights
flying the
explosion of the motorcycle
before figures could be distinguished the
track in the darkness
off He
In falling other riders with him. and Bert
25mle Brighton Derby and the spills
that hard matter to keep
machine narrowly escaped being over by the rest Of the
two miles Martin Kessler the
whe and in
travelling about fifteen miles Franz Krebs crashed
the the subway and his machine was
wrecked. he a wrenched left ankle
The race deveoped INTO two aI zen ry ]
only who finished of the six who started
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-12-11
La farniIia Sada en-
Austin.

Ell sabado arrib6 a Austin, pro-
cedente de Monterrey, Ia famllla
de don Francisco Sada, prominen
tie hombre de negocios de Ia CAPT,
tai reinera. Dicha famiIia, que Sc
compone de 38 miemhros, saIi6 de
Mexico debido a las dificiles con-
diciones que prevalecen en- Ia ciu-
dad de su residential, y Sc radica-
"a en- Austin pcr algGn tempo.
Ell Sr. Sada, al ser entrevista-
do por ell corresponsaL de LA
PRENSA en- la capital del Esta-
do, desminti6 la noticia que pu-
blicaron algUnOs peri6dicos ca
rr~ancistas, referente a que el y
aIgunos miembros de su famllla
ha5ian ayudado a los rebelGes du
rante ell ataque que 6Stos empren
dieron contra Monterrey.
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Fuerte combate en- HUT
lilac.

BESIDE hace varios dias estan
combatiende con encarnizamien-
to federales y zapatistas en- HUT
lilac, poblaci6n del Estado de
Morelos. sin que hasta ahora Sc
sepa qui6nes llevan Ell triunfo.
En- la ciudad de Mexico Sc ru-
moro antier cue Cuernavaca, la
Capital del Estado, habia caido
en- poder de los za~patistas; pero
tai version fue categ6riiamente
desmentida en- Ia Secret2ria de
Guerra.
Tn americana que lego a Me-
xico p~rocedente de aquella re-
gi6n, asegura que la guarnici6n
de Cuernavaca Sc compone ape
mas de trescientos hombres, mu-
chos de los cuales estan enfermos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-12-11
Carranza defiende a
Villa.

En- una carta que recientemen-
te escribi6 Carranza al Goberna-
dor de Arizona, Mr.. Hunt, de-
fende con valor Ia matanza que
en- Ciudad Juarez llev6 a cabo
Pancho Villa al apoderarse de la
poblaci6n, diciendo que a los eje-
cutados no Sc habia hecho mas
que aplicarles la ley del Is de
Enero de 1862, que prescribe la
pena de muerte para los enemi-
Cos de ia paZ."
Termina GiciendO cue espera
seguir contando para 81 causa
con las simpatfas de 6I (Hunt) y
las del pueblo americana.
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Actiyidad de los rebel
des en- Tampico.

Segdn Sc des9rende de infor-
maciones recibid2s en- las ofici,
mas que las companies petroleras
Uenen en- Ia Capital, los rebeldes
carrancistas Sc encuentran a caa-
tro kilometres de Tampico, espe,
randose cue en- muy pocos dias
emprendan ell ataque sobre el
puerto.
Los jefes de las partidas que
oparan en- aQuelIa region, han a.
regurado que las vidas y propie,
G2des de los eXtranjeros seran
respetadas en- case de que alta,
quen Tampico, pues su deseo es
evitar complicaciones hasta don,
de sea possible.
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Enlace.

Ell 20 de Noviembre 1ltimo, a
las 10 de Ia manana, tuvo lugar
en- ell Temple Cat6lico de San
Marcos, Texas, ell natrimonio re-
Iigioso de la Senorita HOrtencia
Martinez con Ell Sr. Jesus Aran,
ia, fgurando como padrinos en-
dicha ceremonial los Sres. Jesus
Ma. Valdez y ell ST.. Marcos We
loz, J como ma3rinas las Sehori-
tas PauIit2 Valdez y Cuca Aran-
10
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Nuevo Consul General

Ell Sr. Arturo NJ. Elias, q cuyo
cargo estaba la Inspection de
ConsuIados Mexicanos en- esta re-
gi6n de los Estados Unidos, ha
tornado possession del puesto de
Consul General de Mexico en- San
Antonio, en- substitution de- Sr.
J. A. Fernandez, quien Sc retira
del servicio para dedicarse a ne
gocios particulares.
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Predice la paz en- Mexico

Ell martes estuvo en- Corpus
Christi el Sr. Antonio ElosGa,
primo del X-Presidente Madero,
Quien, conversando con I'm perio-
dista, manifesto su creencia de
cue pronto triunfaria la revo!u-
ci6n en- Mexico y sc reStablece-
ria la paZ.
Elosua dedic6 calurosos elogios
al Presidente Wilson, por sus Ill
timas declaraciones sobre cons
titucionalismo."
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CON LOS GAsr0s pAGADOs, Ell MI8NO Ola QUE Sc RECIBE La oRDEN

mes, magia blanca, roja Y negra,
concrete de! inferno a~divinaclo-
res, ciencias ~sr,rrtas. etc. 1.0C
Dogma y ritual de la alta ma
gla.-Esta O5ra ensena pOr com
pletO los mis.eriOS de las cien-
cias oclIJas. Cantiene el triaEgu-
10 de Solomon, la irradiaci6n
magica, l. Cabala, el Tarot, los
SecretoS del eyito, la nigroman-
cIa, etc. 2 tOmos empastados--S" S.OC
Magia blanca Y negra, o Glen
cIa dc Ia vida fnita einfinita, con-
teniendo sugestiones practicas
para los estudiEntes del OcultiS-
mo 2.5C
El V~erdader0 libro Internal.
Tratado complete dc las ~ciencias
ocultas. C,HJiene el libr0 DE- San
Cipriano, la clagicula lie Solomon.
amUletOs Y taiisEanes; la magia
supreme rOja uegra, inVOcacio-
mes, coniUros, s0rtIlegiOs, el Ora
goa rojo la cabra internal, as-
trolcgia, el gran GrImorio, ID Ca
lima Negra, recetas de Ia rel
IA CIeopatra "O.7g
IL CI2ElCI:a lie. hechlcer0 sea
ei Ebro de San Cipriano. con inf
n.iau de secre.os caa4Iisticos--" OCT
FL yerdadero Dragon i:ojo.-
Contiene pactos infernales, arte
de S]ubordjnar espiriCUs, encanta-
mient.s. y~onjurOs, mOuo de hacer
Sc invisible Y evocar al diabIo, etc" 5.U
Secretos de resJidigitaci6n Y
de la magia. Leccioles pr&cuSas
dc escamoteo Y prestidigitaci6n--" LOT
VerdaIcro horoscope para adj
vinar Ell pOrYenir 0. 81
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los PzDrDos Sc D~EspAcHAN PoR coRREo, COZ
HiSTORIA.

E! Sol de Mayo -Aemor1as de
"a interrogation. Con g~r&Dados- W
Ell Cerro de las Campanas
Cor ~retratos lie los ~nersonaJes
que fguraron dUraU-e (. lmperlo- W
S~acerdote Y CauuiIo -UDra re
Terente q Ia independeucIa- U -
Los InSu-genJes. -CcnunUa-
C ci5n contra GTt a'' ES1aGs rs
Memories de IN GUerrii!ero
de- 5t.I RSf@-m ne Id 'P''1 IS
La Maiesyad Cafda -Novela,
historical de "a revolution made
r;srs O.5J
Epopeyas de mi Parria: Benz
70 Juarez la RefOrma La
intervention FraHcesa Ell In
Dario II triUnfO de Ia heIlDi-
ca Memorials de Juan de Dos
Pea Edici0n de iujO p-ofuSamen-
te ilustrada con r~etratos vlst&s
pasta te.a ) p~.anchas ~doraaas ZU
Historic general de Mexico,
Dor L&r5-e -Rien emDaSJada--- . %
E-;s0dios Miiitares MeEicGnOs
0ora De sumo iDteres para los q
EEcTtS q CHDoc1r LLeSLEdo GRAN
aiosa= iuce4s por Ia lioerJaaT rat2
de "a Guerra De Independently Ia
Invasion Americana 2 Comos--- 2 90
Historic del Pueblo MeXicano
-Soberbio resumen &c historic
patria Edici6n enriuuecida con
numerosos ~grabados lie yistas,
etc - toTos pasta de teia-[" ? 90
Historic de Mexico, Dor Yer
Cfa Conp-end@ desde los prime
/ ros tiempos hasta Ia caida del Sc
gundO Imperio, con acOpio de
magnihcos datOs I'm tomo tela-' 8 10
Historic Patria, por don Just3
Sierra Iluscrada C. nCmerosOs
grabados. Completa---- . 6U
Historic Universal. por Marti-
uez -Libro muy attractive por-
cue ademas de su magH.nco teXto
abundan en- {. los ~grabadOs repre-
sentativos de p~ersoDajes hist0ri-
cos. m0nuuenCO-. o9raS de arte,
uatallas. escenas popu!aresy typos
de dife~entes epocas ) PASSES E
dici6n d. iujo- W
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OBRAS

y
La VoZ de la Naturaleza. Co.
b. lecci6n de hernosas histOrias y
. n~oyeIas morales 1.5C
Manual De a~gricultura Y rama
U daria Ohra INDISPENSABLE para la
pente de campo. Con grabados- " 1.25
. HI Anna ID Casa. Guia de la
D muier hen e5ucada en- materia
de habitacj6n. gastos. ~cocina,
, mo5a. hiriene. medicine, etc." csc
ri caIcprqdor del algod6a. Dora
r-i}isir,a MA samhradores. piZ-
adore, v rrafraptes de a'eod5n a." O.75
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Secretario de los amantes 0 IL
bro de los e~namorados. Obra in
~dispensable para escribir cartas
.norosss OBS
D~iccionario del amor. Obra muy
Instructive amene--" O6
Jus(s ~inocentes de sociedad.
Collection de juegos muy diverti-
dos. adj iaanzas, etc. " 0.3C
Manual de feIiCitaciones.
.Librit0 especial para Iosni-
nos, con dos bonitas come
dias para Ell hogar- 0.35
Manual de Ia cocinera.-
Tratado practice de cocina,
p~astelerfa y reposteria 0.35
FL Cura Hidaigo. -Melo-
drama patriotic 0.4
Manual de cerrajeria yo-
bras de hierro--" LOO
Gufa del amansador de ca
ballos y del picador LAO
Manual del r~elojero LAO
Manual de Ia crfa de GALL
LAO
ESPIRITISMO
iQue es el espiritismo? ---S OBS
Obras p6stumas 0.S5
FL Eibro de los mediums. O.s5
Ell Genesis, las milagros Y las
predicciones ----" OBS
FL libro dc los espirltus. --" OBS
FL Evangelio segGn Ell espiritismo" 0.s5
FL cielo y ell inferno. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-12-11

. La hiia de las flores.
Fl purgatorio de las soltaras
Fl Paratso de las mujeres.
Fl inferno dc los hombres.
Viva mi novla.
81 haGa.d de los mares.
Su MaiEstad e Amor.
Maldito sea el Amor.
la Princesa del Dollar.
Amor V Martirlo.
La hiia de Venus.
Porqu6 Sc clsan los hombres.
PorqOe pecan las mujeres.
Porqu6 mucmUrsn las viejas.
POrQu6 reinciden las viudas.
El collar de eSmeraldas
Las hijas del champagne.
Il nido De r~u.senOres.
Las Obreras del amor.
Marina o la hija de les olas
~PasionariaS de amor.
E 81 de. las ninas.
La vluda allegro.
La nina De los jazmines.
OBRAs De VICTOR HUGO.
FL hombre que " 065
CcrCas Ia noyia- q" OtS
La leyelI@ ae .os sigios O.G-
A1estra Sonora de Paris-" O.6s
Hen de ls!aEdia o a lombre fiera" O.65
81 Aho Terrible. " O75
Los M~iseraUIes. La obr4 macs
ira de Victor Hugo. 2 tomos q | 81
Los traUajadores del mar " 0 e.
e N0veHta y Tres. Episodios de
Ia Revolution Frances " 0 7:
or;
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-12-11

NovEIAs DE a 81 CTS CADA UNA
Por1us Sc casan las muJeres'
Mal8itas sean las mujeres.
Malditos sean los hOmbres.
Ialditas sean las SUegrSs.
Arte de huscar maridO.
Las Evas uOderuas-
FL novio prestadO.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-03
MOTHER! IS CH|LO'S
STOMACH SOUR, SICK?
If cross, fcverish, consti.
pated, give california
Syrup of Figs"

Don't scold your fretful. peevish child.
See il tongue is coated; this is a sure
sign its little stomach. liver and bowels
are cloggcd with sour waste.
When hstless, pale. fcvcrish. full Of
cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't
cat. sleep or act naturally, has stomach
ache. Indigestion, diarrhoea, give q tea
spoonful 81 California Syrup Of Figs"
and in a few hours all the foul waste,
the sour bile and fermenting food passes
out Of the bowels and you have q we'll
and playful child again. Children love
this harmless fruit laxative" and
mothers can rest easy after giving IL.
because it never fails 10 make their little
''insides' clean and sweet.
keepit handy. Mother! A little given
today saves . sick child tomorrow. but
get the genuine. Ask your druggist for
a 5O-cent bottle Of "California Syrup Of
Figs" which has directions for babies.
children Of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly on the bottle. Remember there
are counterfeits sold here, 30 surely look
and see that yours is made by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company" Hand
back with contempt any other fig syrup.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-03

IN half boxes. 81 for az. Consumers are
accommodated under this new packing
and low price Grades are cuban. Flor
iha. California: sizes are 80. +6. -. 81,
so.
Apples The favorite spitzenbergs
and Newtown pipplns are soon due. box
packed CanifornIa fruit. price ~. Jona-
than and banana variety. % box, Sc to
1853. Retailers ask &c. to 7c. each. Up
State growers are storing apples for
higher prices One Cornwall IN. ~
grower sells fancy" apples. u Dbl re-.
tailed 75c. dox. or $3.50 Dbl. Good
quality wholesales $3.50 BIB, up; sold at
retail 12c. at. or $3.50 Dbl. Common
variety offers for 81 Dbl. medium grade
81 bu. No cheap apples this season (:
buying comparatively will pay.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-03
father OF 8 WANTS "DAY."
Representative Moore Suggest
June sunday for Ceiebrstios.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3-Representa.
tive Moore Of Pennsylvania. the father
Of eight children. has introduced In
the House a resolution designating the
nrst sunday in June as Fathers Day"
with the rose as Its emblem.
MIR. Moore sad the resolution was in.
troducvd at the suggestion OF Charlotte
f. K!skbride and Carrie p. sternbers
Of Philadelphia. who have obtained 4
charter for Fathers Day" under the
laws Of Pennsylvania. The resolution
would not make the day a legal holiday.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-03

scotcr grouse fresh a. gsi;0 NJ
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-03

price 75c.-sbc. each. Fancy plums. cup
size. average s. box OF four baskets; re-
tailed at To-. each.
Pineapplcs are abundant. cheap, ex-
cellent For grapefruit II Ia told much
are green. flavor TO be improved upo, /:
that last seasons. some held over, are
really superior. This fruit u being sold