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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-02-19
WILLIAMS, KIDMEY pIIr 8

Have you overwoTkod your ne,~youa sys-
tenn and caused trouble with your kid.
neys and bladder? Have you pains In
loins, side, back and bladdor7 Have you
9 habby appearance OF the face, and un-
der the eyese A frequent desire to pass
urine2 II so, Williams Kidney Pills will
cure you--Drugglst, Price 60c.
WILLIAMS MFG. CO.. Props.. Cleveland. olio
LAURBNS DRUG 90.
LauTens, s. G.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-02-19
DR.. Kings New nlscnrerr.

Soothes irritated throat and lungs,
stops chronic and hacking cough, re-
lieves tickling throat, tastes nice. Take
no other; once used, always used.
Buy 1t at Laurens Drug Co. and Pal
metto Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-02-19

The Advertiser Will be glad to
receive the local news Of all the
communities In the county. Cor.
reSpsE6ssts are requested to
Sign tIeir names to the eontri-
buttons. Letters should not be
mailed later than Monday morn.
ing.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-02
REASONS. FOR BUYING
NOW
INGLESIDE TERRACES

you home the only restricted
district not think Of
-
deprecated by the sfness
neighborhood which
down grade but where values
TERRACES impartial 1dgesto
choicest spotn
beautifully located and terraces
of out with
skill provided with
perfect street work.
being rapidly built with excellent
The people buying and settling there
worth while to know feeling strong
and fostered by Realty
Improvement Company A free tennis
acres
wholly selling steadily
and good going
What happened elsewhere
Jordan Park developed good
ton When
from $50 500 Now that
other the occupancy
while NGLESIDE TERRACES complete
restriction absolutely protecting
The Twin Peaks
pectation is certainty plans spcca
tons prepared bids will
WILL be let the will WATCH RESULTS
Can poperty9
The time NOW ready available
The margin in each
instance lot at least fv wide COME
DIRECTORS
JOSEPH Manager
! 5 IS 1uRe 1soHnul1 .ps aMlsoS a1S
% % RoilA M oSAzTa = ~z7T
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
INJURED TWO DAYS
BEFORE He WAS
TO RETIRE
Edward Andrews Returns to
Cerrillos Today After Five
Weeks in Hospital; Loses
Eye and Arm.

The iron, of pi, entered into the
Nf, soft ElHIrd Nuu.cwa N veteran
quartz miner. cot CurUlos. who poe
turned .u ul- lDmu tn.- murn.ug after
a,.ug 3D. patient iur Cos, weeks iu ST.
Joseph no.pita' u Albuquerque. Mr.
Andrews was injured while Vor@ius
un ono ul his ,Hms uorta uf Dcrr.li"s.
U, Na- nnisbing up some work which
De- had mapped uui and had Intended
Iu guit mining forever loo two DAYS and
f,tirr. N premature explosion injured
him irr.uiUN Ns the result 90 the
blast Mr Andrews returned tn Ger
fillus to-day having lost his lett eye.
pa.t 90. hs lrtt arm aud g badly iU-
iurcd foot Wth the determination
and courage rJuwctori-t.r of pioneer
miners aud piuspprtor-. MI Andrews
Declared ,nnt n.s injuries might easily
have been vur-o and snIu h, Intended
tu .out.uu. 1s active 70 ifD boo Ccrril-
'us H. postiidr and hoped 90 live tD
.,, tIr dus when JHr ,1mp one, AGA 81
assumed prominence rs 20 producer at
precious metals
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
EIGHTY ELK ON THE
WAY TO RANGES
OF ARIZONA
Two Carloads From National
Park in Montana Being
Taken to Northern Part of
Cactus State.

Two ,,r loads OF wild clk from tho
national puri, bon Montana are ou route
over IA, s,ut, pc to northern Arizona
whore th, win OBJ, placed on the
ranges under government protection.
Th, D.w.r Post has the following
about in, shipment
Two ,rrIorIs of wild ,ik from tho
i...uuHT r.r boo Montana were uu-
..aa.l ai t.y D.u.or Union stock
...I. l-t urh pnJ Nil ID, shipped
uu, to Winston. Nri4 ,bl- evening
Tn.r, u,u. eight. ,b .u the lot. ali
.,,,Ulro- wr. animals AFRO being
.r.up,F ,. Nr,guu af tl. expense OF
in.. .tIt. Goo ..to.l rI. Same preserves.
rl, pIl .,r. aptu..d hy Henry
Anderson off Grrdu,r Mon. and
started .u,ir.r Journey 90 Arizona
lust a WOO. pso u .uarr, oI Robert
poVu,y. OWN. FOB ihu dIN.ult OF
caring fnr tu. animal. which have
been used to 200 open range. o. has
boon necessary goo aiuu over at least
t,yonty-four n.u,- ui ,lcry dag OF
travel IN, OIL. 1901. lHug their daily
r,.t 20 the -tu,frnrga u Denver bee
fore renewing treir journey in thr CAT.
tIs cars ,unpht Ion spit, or the dif-
ucuty eff transporting tua wild ami
maIs. only ou, col 90, herd of eighty
has -ur,umuDd Go tho hJrdshius OF
the continued loading aud unloading
Tho government h. giving wild clh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
\ CONTINUED STNTEMENT
Evidence Herald Readers win An.
prcciute.

Doau's Kidney pills have donc
splendid work iu this locality
Have morited tho unstIntod praise
they have received.
Here's evidence Of their value that
none can doubt.
IT'S testimony from this locality
twiee-told and we'll confirmed
such endorsements are unique In
tho annals ot medicine.
should convince the most slScptical
Herald reader
TorIhlo Rodriguez. RIO Johnson
street. santa ~. ". NJ, saws. 1.-TWO
and half years ago I gave a state
mcut for publication regarding my
experience with Doau's kidney pills
To-day I am STRONGER I'm my praise 81
this remedy than ever. f. suffered
greatly from disurdered Kidneys. tho
pains To- my back being so acute that
h9d 20 stop worS ana sit down.
The trouble steadily grew worse and
rni'ly knew what 10 was to be- free
from Am ache or uniu soon after !
began using Donn's kidney PILLS my
pains ana aches disappeared and my
back became strong
For sal" hy am dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents FOR the United
Statcs
Remember tho name Doan'y and
take no other. Ady 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
LOCAL PASTOR WILL
GO TO DENVER
Rev, w. S. 0berhol2er Accepts
Call to Trinity Lutheran
Church After Successful
Work in Albuquerque

81 tho m,n.ug ser'.D. .e-tcrday Boa
So ppurs Euslish LWur.u church.
Rev ". s. Dbrrho't2,r the pastor.
resigned, cine Same to uEr rngrt iu
two wooFs He has accepted call
to Trinity Lutheran church .t Denver
ana viii beam n.s h'or- there on
@undu. March 2d, Tine congregation
b. about eight ycnrs oIi. having been
organized bo,5u-, uI many ilthcuu
families who have moved In chat Foc-
zion of tho rip Du uI the large
First church. of Wh.n Hr John =.
Humuon is DOW Do" uuuufr md suc-
rcssiul pastor tho uu,',us oi the
thriving Trinity r1ureh DIme. since
iis inception ail departments of th"
work have been hatiun uFN growth.
Two years AGO 20 hr.HWr s.'f sustain
ing and now paws sHh-uuual snlhrv
aud provides ID htulIfH tud come
mudious modern pVrsou1s, hullt about
Two years ago at COOS. Hi $1,000.
Htg department. ni tH. n0.N is ",N
orrnn'1rh ana especially bon i1y p1~t
NuoiigHl ,"1r. h1- Uad 'u"F'nH
ef,uth Tho section uI N." GUS BE-
building up very rapidly und new
families are constantly hrnr added to
the conrrrr1uoa m, 0WluH Enster
service will witness another iuoronso
in membership tr,tu.r ref lHrHr fave
orable features the future OF THIS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
ln-rnrn Ilnnrd OF Trndc.

,nfnru r.b go. Reports today
r.n ndu chat rains vcrr gcu'ul
mad, rhr wheat market decline.
Tn.r. $3.50. ALSO liberal increase o.
-ru.s. uu ocean p1ssago. Elmo vca'f-
e.. tau. counted AGAINST thr huli.
opening rrI.rs wore O.. ~ l,o To % a.
.., lower MAY started zoe 93ic CO.
aIf., tn, sam, chang" 1s On" market
#ksu altogether and -lgEob q" ,i /,
NHfr,p.
Mia mpo,uwr.s weaken, ''rn.
N.r, opened i.c Goo &c ofl 90, g. %
a4f.p .ud descended o. 'aH.
oats took IAN easy turn with other
..H NH. Which ..r..d u'luuH.
ud ro f.r down 700 35'., foo a''sc t'u
iu #5H.,.
yt,lIu,.. f.rm,d the rulr in prJ
Visions Initial salos varied from
saturday nights towel O." 7'ac hviuN
.h NnN nt $500 to $500 l't
pork. slo.a.'4 for mrd. ana tlo.''
fur ribs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10

Kansas CITY Mo-. I'eb. lo.--Cutt. p
--Rccript.. 5000 including io0
south.rns Market. steady to strong
Nati,, atcrr-. STO0T $50: -outhcrr
steers. &c. D0N7 .5O. south rn COWS
and h..fcrs. $1,000 $50; native COWS
and haif,rs. sl.00Hs.oo. stuckcr4 aud
feeders. SS.7.m7.50. hulis. $500
6.25. ,uIrcs. 81 t019..o. western
steers SG.IuN 500. Western COWS.
St.UuI6.50.
Hog rec .ipts 600. Marriott
strong Bmlt at sol.s. SiC51 7.su.
heavy s5.6oW7T5. pntksts uu
buJhrrs. S7.5aI5.S.. light t7.rn
I.N5s pigs tG5ou -.'t.
sheep Receipts. i5.O0u. Market
-truuE Muftous. tI7aW 600. colo
RADIO hmhF. X5.NoHN.Nu. r10..r
N,th'rs and y,lrliugs S5.01m 80:
ruuro owes. t35Ufi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
THE ONE BEST SELLER IS THE WANT AID
Ills The CHEAPEST AND MOST EFFECTIVE PUBLICITY AGENT MIH BUSINESS WORLD
Personal Property Loans.
M0SEX no IoNS'

MONEY no LOAN.
ON furniture. pisnoa organs. horses
wagons ana other ehattefsi alao on
salaries ana warehouse receipts -
low as $1,000 ana a. nigh AZ $4,000
Loans are quickly maze ana strictly
private. Timo--one NORTH 20 one
year given. Goods 90 remain m your
possession our rates are reasonable
can and see 10 before borrowing
steamship tickets 20 and from al
parts OF the worid
PRIVATE OFFIC Ea--Open evenings
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.,
'lOoms aud =, Grant Baiisiina
sos u West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
SUCCESSFUL ROOT NNp HTHH
REMEDY.

The study of roots nud herbs. th"r
character aud power over disca.c.
was whnt led Lydia g.. Pmkhum pi
lyuu. Macs Go produce fnr woman
ma the most successful remedy thr
world hus ever known. and while she
pu.-,d tp her reward SOME Ncurs ago.
hrr work among suffering Woiuon s
san carried on by trained assistants
and many toms oi roots and herbs
are consumed annually In the mann-
favturc oi ths nov famous Lydia g.
lIuhhum- Vegetable Compound. az
originated hr hpr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
The Markets
WALL STREET.


rnv Lessee Wire Co FeventaH u~raldl
Sew Nprk. Fob. 10 Some srlhns
r. h trading element was induces
.n Wall stree, today 81, the outbreak
.. tho NpN.,lu revolution. on when
moor. .tr.a. was laid as AN unio'or-
.N|. factor thnn ON Developments ta-
..r.fs Inu other SIDE ul thc murFci
.u.u .. tine governments COP
Ur,.f uI the Hartman dissolution
HuH report. th1t step. were being
.I.u Zoo r.-up,u tho Balkan peace
negotiations. Foreign markets v'r'
oppressed Hud tne lower opening hour
.. credited by 90 rc1VoNouing go.
......n l,jt.i, 300 th, shares MOST o.
...f.I I1 90. NrNir1u yr,uu. St"'Ns
.f railroad aud Industrial properties
.r.r.rra BOO N,Ntro Fute way abrupt.
u ..t. strained relations hr.
tween tH, .uet.ru railroads ana thDF
..r.u.u uuu th. depletion "t tho bank
reserves uI-u furnished ammunition
ur DO. bears Bonds were easier.
Stu lower prices were made by th'
..IIur .-u". boo tho early afternoon.
Failing col. "l 100000 toms in untitled
ORDERS uuf stool down Co Gt's.
DHr muu.. climbed to { prr cent
fH, highest 800 weeks. The adN'u
WIS nr. mduN,d by SATURDAYS wu
I..artnI. .uuk statement aud m
rrurHHHH u further gold oSport.
Stocks u.r. utlu affected ana econ
UmH.H inactive pud dopr, .rd. Union
Ht. preferred mad" 900 exceptional
.H.n.., OBJ. sis points
Th, m.r..' closed w,1k Thr down
..r1 ul.. ugicEcund uu th" final
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
FOR SALE.

ono lot Central avenue. between
Fourth and Fnn streets.
Two lots. central avenue. brtw" n
Fourth and itfth streets.
Throo lots central aycuuo. between
Fourth and TIfth strreta
Two lots. corner sixth and central
avenue,
Two residence lots. west TIeras
s-room frame, modern. SO. 1913
West TiIorus.
9-room robhlo dash, modern. oppo-
site nluu.ug castle.
Groom brick. Norih Twelfth street.
one and oue.h,.f block from car line.
p. +. McCanna
Ground Iioor, state Natl Hank BIdg.
p''onc 0t3.
Ny Representative WIN Cau.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
En,nnrnqine

q can't understand how sou have
thr presumption GO ,hiuk I would per.
NIT my daughter to become Your
wife"
'it docs seem rather surprising, !
surposc. hut cheer W. Your" not
han as hndly upset Is I Wus when she
suggested BE- ca mo ''--rhi,1su Record
Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10

ESQ YOUR AUTOS hrcu smashed up in
AN Incident what did me machine
cost Won
"I1 ton you better whom iho sur
gcou's 900 tor thc chauffeur oumes in.
Boston Transcript
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
,IctaI

~ Sci. York. Feb. l9.--Cupp.r
,t,uut. spot ana Fob, $iba0 Ibid.
Tu puI. spot and Feb, SO 20
90 fH..,.
Ild steady. si@J1 I35.
sU.t.r Weak SGIomd.50
lruu Qu..t. $50. . northern, SIS ''
u".r.. 500 southern $4,000
I..N. Nu southern. slNe'H $50.
~, southern soft. SlNOOm 1850.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
Santa Fe Copper.

(Quotption furnished hy Logan n
Bryan. 2 Board Of Trade, Chicago
Santa Fo rnppor--t'losc. q l-ia.fs.
So sales
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10

Chicago. F,b lU. Wheat NyE.
'osr, aii July l4H9tfsc, Sept
Hu.. n gu'sy
Tho rlnsr was easy "a 2ir for MaV
d. u ',r undog saturday uipa
corn MtN SD. Ju.y, .li n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
WANTED

church BIS must encouraging
The local church has shown Huh-
stantial growth under the leadership
ot Mr. Ob,rholtzrr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10

chicago. Feb. to--'attle Receipts
10000 Market. steady b'"''+
SAMOA 500: Texas stoers, $3.50 I"
s-5. western steers. $4,000 '.''.
storkcr4 aud feeders Rt7'@ t,o"'
COWS and hcirors 23.o0W7 go; calves
SC.lOu 1925.
Hog Receipts $4,000. Mur"';
,a.y. Light. tT.N0HNI.f.. mixed
k-.-.9.to. heavy. S7N51NI".
rough. S5.t5ai.NU. pigs. fn.'"" 800.
hulk ct sal,s. SN.uU6 sos.
sheen Receipts. $4,000 Marb ~
So AK. Natiyr. SiNsnt.Io. w'strtH
Sa.ouU61a. ycariug-. S6.iom '.N"
lambs uauvo. sG.90HS.po. WESTERN
SC.goG 500
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10

sta.c. sept 5a', t"a ''
Tho close Was steady win MnN
not tower at i37sr.
o1ts MAY 3siac. JUS, 8'''''
sept. 3iitc. ....
r,ra Niay. tt9gcls. Juln iiF.'"
lard NuN. Si0.Gs. Iuly, $1,000 ."
~ 1870. sept, SlO.55.
Eibs-May. &t0.G3is, July fl"Ps
S.pt. SIU.G11t slO.Tu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10

Sow York. Feb. Cotton spot
closed steady. middliug uplnnds,
'laoi. middl.ug gu1r 1880, a'.r
700 hulp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10

For sprain you win hnd cham
hcr'atn's Linimcnt excellent u allays
tho pain, removes the soreness ana
soon restores the paris to healthy
condition IS and 20 cent bottles for
salo hy an druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10

81 Louis Feb. t0-Lc3d. steady.
S1e2l. spcltcr, weak. SG.g..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
WANTED

NSlNSNlTeNslNs@7'~sl7s '@@alFN
WANTED-Cican cotton RAGS "a the
Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
NICK's CHILI PAKL0Rs

wnchlladas tot famaiaa Chill Goa
Carne and short Yrdora
sae Neag ~ slReA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10

OSfAtOpATUN
Dlt q. a. CONNER
lAcenscd la f'ratice Osteopaths.
Medicine or ousgerN.
NY special work h curing chronis
diseases
office Ia the hcw stern building.
corner rourlh and Central avenue
Teleohone Tor appointment cas- "a
aa6
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-10

1T LOUIS. Mo. May 1O.-T- Ray
mond Cobb must hurry if he ex-
~ poets to head feJoe Jackson in
their race for batting honors this
season. Although ShOeless Joe has
participated in three times as many
games as the Peach to date, he owns
a much healthier swat mark And
he also has a big edge over the Ilger
in extra base hitting
Although Cobb had probably as much
preliminary training as any DIG
Lacquer this spring. he has failed TO
perform his wonderful feats since re-
Joining the Jungaleers- He has hit
almost as well as in former years, Dut
his performance is not of the real Iy
Cobb brand.
Tyrus has been in six games. to bat
"a times and has pOled nine blows
for a $50 mark Against this Jack
son has been in is games, been up OF
times and slammed out % hits
Cobb f. Not Smuggling.
The strange feature Of CObb's Work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-10
SWEDISH ENGINEER
STTDTEs DAM PROJECT

Elephant Butte, n. NJ. May 9--N- X
SUnblad, deputy chief engineer OF the
royal board of waterfalls and water
ways of TrOllhattan, Sweden, is spend
ing a week at the damsite. studying
the construction Of the Elephant Butte
dam
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis. cooks at
the upper camp mess. and Miss Maud
Duncan, waitress. have resigned their
positions and left for California
A cement testing laboratory is to be
esta blished in FL PasO for the work
from this dam r r COughlan. manu-
featuring cement chemist here, has left
10 establish the office. He was ac-
companied BY Milo Long, who viii De
the chemimst there and have charge Of
the tests OF the Portland cement bought
under contract in FL Faso.
The camp physician, Dr. J. Dale era
ham. has returned from Kansas CITY.
No. adm left for HillsbOrO to attend
the trials Of Juan Baron and Victor
Gloria. Mexicans accused Of the muir
der of Fred Hewitt government watch
man at Elephant Butte
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-10

mentioned because they had more op-
pCrtunity than the other PLAYERS.
No Consistent Batting.
chief Meyers, Herzog and Murray
batted poorly also. while most of the
others were erratic in their hitting.
Inere was no consistent batting done
IN any one Of the games. Time and
again the first man at bat would get
u first and still he would be left. The
boys could not even bunt when a sac
rifice would have helped to win
InaL brings TO mind that there is
little to be gained by punting practice
IN the south or anywhere else when the
pitchers toss up balls for the express
purpose of having them hunted easily.
Let the pitcher try TO prevent the bat
ter laying the ball down and pitch as
he does in q regular game and then
there viii be some material gain from
the practice. Putting the ball on the
batsman's bat is a detriment rather
than of any after value.
Battle All the Way Now.
The Unexpectedly poor showing OF
the Giants and Pirates the first month
or the season has put an encouraging
complexion on the race 1t has aroused
the feeling in cities of the league
ether than New York and Pittsburg, as
il surely has in Philadelphia. that their
own clubs are really contenders.
It has stirred up healthy interest
that would not have been possible had
the much tOuted Giants and Pirates
started off at a runaway pace. Both
those teams are 50 far behind now that
they must fight to climb back to where
their reputation places them as be-
longing. But it viii not be reputation
that will win this seasons race. The
winner viii be obliged to battle hard
and the entire distance, too. I look for
those teams that have the old timers
who have gone through the most
Sruelling campaigns 20 show to the
front by midseason-
Still I do not think that any OF the
leaders are playing beyond their
SFeed- The old Standbys will Just bring
the spring hUstlers back to them by
more steadiness and experience.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-10
FOOD FOR FANCIFUL FANS

" ON JONES, manager Of Wolgast,
says Ad viii meet Johnny Dun
dee at san Francisco at catch
weights Jones declared that Wolgast
would not agree on any specific
weight but would go on at catch
weights, with Johnny.
Martin Sheridan. former champion
discus thrOwer of the world, and
holder Of the worlds record of al
around athletics, has decided that he
VIII never be seen in competition
again. Sheridan stated that he would
like 10 take part in the games but
he finds that it interferes with his
work, and so ne has decided TO cut II
out
State senator BealTs bill demand
ing that seats must be furnished to
all ticket holders to the ball games,
has passed the Illinois senate at
Springfield. The bill was aimed chief
lT at president Murphy Of the Cubs at
whose grounds senator Brown was un-
able 10 get the seats called for on his
coupon.
Rube Waddell. the veteran sOuthpaw
who recently quit professional base
ball forever. is suffering from blood
poison resulting from a slight bruise
on his knee According TO the state
ment Of a physician, Wadden is in
George StovalI. suspended manager
OF the st. Louis Browns, has enlisted
the sympathies of president Comiskey
Of the White SoX. in his efforts to OBJ
tain reinstatement In baseball cir
cles the report is credited that the de-
posed manager viii be fined heavily,
and then reinstated-
Phil Brock Of Cleveland. has been
secured for a 10 round bout with Ed
die Johnson. Of Pueblo, Colorado, TO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-10
Cobb Has Poor Chance In Swat Fest
Since Joining the Junaeers Georgia Polling Hits
Former Years-JOe Jackson Ia Strong the Race
By CLARENCE Lloyd
BY CLARENCE E. LLOYD.

has been his failure to slap out an ex-
ira base hit in his "A times at bat
And ne has crossed the rubber but
once in the six. He has also pilfered
but one base.
Thirteen of JacksOn's p hits have
been for extra bases That means
that Joe has a lead of that many eX-
ira base pokes over Tyrus- His Ions
blows have been divided as 1olloWs'
TwO-base hits. 6; three-base hits. Z.
Jackson Not Stealing.
Although one Of the fastest men IN
the league. Jackson has stolen but
three bases in IS games. That is a
mystery to many who watch him speed
about once ne gets started Accord
ing to some of the Cleveland men,
Jackson may never rank as a top
nOtcher in his department of the game
He has the speed and knows how 70
slide. But he never takes lead OH
the bases. He's deathly afraid Of be-
ing picked off the bag and Of the pan
ming that usually results from such
play
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-10
Quaker Fans Claiming Both remnants
Being Running but They Have Cot to Battle
to Regain Lost Ground
By
By SAM CRANE.

TEW YORK, May 10.-Quaker fans
NJ have visions of a double kill
- ing. They have the imagination
that both the Phillies and Athletics
viii win pennants this year. They
have taken up the idea that the Giants
can already be considered out of the
race.
They figure that with the cham
pions eliminated, obliterated and gone
TO smash generally and with the
Pirates even worse off than the clan
NcGraw. there is no other club that
can hold the LOcke-DOOin combination
back
The Giants are far from being out Of
the running They have not shown to
championship form and several weak
nesses have developed in their general
play, but they are far from being per-
manent ailments, and the team VIII
show its real strength and gait within
q short time
There Is Hope:
And then again. umpires Rigler and
Byron may not always be assigned to
officiate in the Giants games. That
may be a lengthy stretch Of magma
ton 10 hope for any such gladstone
sniff, but when it does come, if ever,
Il viii help some Rigler showed great
Improvement in Philadelphia in being
better than ever in making wrong de-
cisiOns on strikes and balls, but always
for both sides, he played no favOrites-
As for Byron, he is hitched up badly
indOuble harness. He might do well
with some other teammate, and would
overcome the great fault he has of
making his decisions before plays are
ccmpl eted.
SnOdgrass and Burns had chance
after chance thrown up to them in the
series to win out but the needed bin
gle did not materiaiize and as there
was never more than a one-run mar
gin in any one Of the three victories it
can be appropriated how costly the
falling off in batting of the two out
feeders was. These two players are