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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-04-23

San Francisco. January 9, 1914.
Mr.. A. de IA Tore. Jr, formerly q.
S. Inspector Of immigration. Port 81 San
Francisco. writes from No. iii Powell
St. San Francisco. Cal: Il take great
pleasure in recommending your great na-
tional catarTh cure. Peruna. az the best
ever used. sincerely express my thanks
20 YOU for the health which / now enjoy.
Il has done me and a number Of my
friends good, and I can assure you that I
shall take every opportunity 70 speak
in favor Of what I consider 10 be- the
best remedy for catarrh in existence to-
day.'
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ferret % q Conafif1flonallsf Forern-
meat. uhlis TIE FEDERAL army q soms
5000 ma uiu march ouf % tn capi-
fal % q southern city. there % await
tsseiopments after o1erinx tneir Eerr-
icea % ~ 1ss E0Fernrlenf In er.
change f1r Elaraltees. - theE@ ief.
terE are not forthcominE the FEDERAL
army leaders lnsinEafe that fhey ALL
combat fhe neu administration
Turn Over GOVERNMENT
To rarrY out toe nsU plan Prealdfuf
farralai niu turn over the z0Fsru.
menf % Eduardo iflrblds. The EoFrru-
% ~ ere Federal district and the head
a the rlraieE The latter Elm b.
Esd a. a nelfrsl fofce % patrol the
capital during the interval % th@ De-
partlfe NJ ne Fedfrai troops and the
entrance % tho CuuFfltuuonallsfs
fr0FiaiCnal President Carbalal WtIl
20 o. VEN Cruz before the entry %
ne frlE1l phsnf army. which 10 10 Be-
heated ~ General Aware Obrsson.
sho a. u0s nsnr lula. with q force %
900 men.
Much anxiety has been felt here OF
late osTr the prcnimify - General "a
pafa and BIS army. but this Uas great
lT relefrd today b. the announce
ment that FELIPE tontrefas a repre-
sentative % Zapafa. had arranged with
President tarbaial FOR su srmiEticp.
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OFFICIAL BOARD
Hesen-,enoee ~ cosi 1sn 70 fnarses
sssiness hsn o. hssds % sostn
SHsricsn Trace.

CHICAGO. Aur lo.-D~aier. from
- eastern and southern coal feIds
% nave approximately 30 nnr f1uH
coal re2dg for shipment ~ Ec1fh
iheIifa a. soon a. frlr rnFfafiur Ii
aiiahle. have recon nendef 80 Or
fniration - an Official board of c0m
sfCr 20 Instruct business men a. he
rnns finances and franFrorf alton
lt~sfions ~ the 6asIth Ameriran
fsde. according 70 ca arnounrerlert
Pr 1ay ~ The Black Diamond. the or
.an Of The trade
Inquiries have been made lf uaa an.
nolnced. o. the Chamber % Com-
merce 81 the rulfed States. % "a :
hednslc. Secretary ~ the department
OF Cofnmsrce. and % John Barrett al
rector general % the Fan-Arnerlcan
Union. and promlses ucre made that
TIE coal trade would cooperate ~ith
other lines % accomplish AZ much a.
possible With the small touuaFe avail.
able
Aceording 10 an announcement from
Mr.. Barrett. the ten nations. Arafn
tine. Bolivia. BfaEil chile. Peru. Cru.
quay, Ecuador. Paraguay. Colon bia
and NeneEuslz. import from the "a.
ropean nations nos hf war more than
$3.50. 900. 600 annually and export % the
came eountriss goods 70 tho value Of
1854 00n 600
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WILL SHIP
CooH,iausd from Firs, Pau.l

citation which had received reports
mat further shipments on such con.
tracts would not be made Liverpool s.
representative 10 tho dealers thai
they had the assurance N bankers
that exchange would be- nearly normal
within q week
Against Common Good.
Tn an American dealers should TO
fN.e fo chip grain they said. they
would be working against the common
Euof Nevertheless. many 90 the
American dealers fclf THAI the unfora.
seen conditions warranted the cancel
larou of their contracts made prior %
The heEir1iug ~ hostirfIas
'HustNlfIsa Co., Europe read tho
rreamhl" 90 the resolution authorizing
tho appointment of the committee.
besides creating wholly abnoru5 al
conditions which render generally i'm.
possible The performance bv huvers
or 'nr obligation Of fre.eNisfIua con.
tracts Tor tho shipment o. grain fo
Oh" countries af war and the ports ~
certain adjacent countries. also effect.
u1lIF prevent such shipments
TWO urgent appeals by cable hy tho
NUI -iau minister OF war FOR AmerI-4n
Hr1Ir were transmitted 90 mo aa4o.
citation bE che Belgian consul here.
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STRANDED
Ccontisu.d Prom Firs, P.E.a

out any real danger 10 citizens OF this
country
Encouraging Reports.
ENCOURAGING reports came tonight
from Italy. Mediterranean steamers
we're said 20 BE- preparing 20 resume
trahlc and Americans who desire
trans portatiOn we're assured OF &C
commodauons within the next few
days One vessel d. scheduled TO SAL
from Barcelona Wednesday or Thurs.
uay and another is expected 10 leave
Genoa about August % Advices from
Germany said there had been a gen
efI Improvement In the condition or
Americans I'm that country
Secretary Bryan announced that
ih" department had been notified thar
the large permanent American COM
mittee In Berlin could care for those
entirely without support Reprcson-
taiions have been made 90 the for
elsn Office. he said in reference 10
special cases where Americans have
been detained on suspicion
Another source OF anxiety has been
relieved BY a deposit Of gold Ia New
York 10 cover letters Of credit held
by marooned tourists In Switzerland
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SWORN In
tcossiaasa from Ftrst B4S.D


miller. with Secretary McAdoo and
John shelton Williams. comptrollef
~ the currency. o. n on clio MEMBER
compote the board
The members were sworn IN and
banded their commissions without
great formaltty Secretary McAdoo
made brief address 90 which Gov
ernur Hamlln replied
directors Announced
The complete list % class "A" and
class IL directors elected by the
~ en- bers n the twelve reserve banks
vas made public tonight By the organ
Lauon committee The class &C.
direction whose selection Will com
plete The bank boards and make i'm
mediate orrnnization possible. prob
ably viii BE- named by The reserve
board at the nrst formal meeting
The directors whuse election has
not been announced previously IN
District 10 9. fPhHadeiphtal
Cas. "a. " ~ Peck. Scranton. M
Murphy Scranton class "BF I'd
win : stuart Phuadelphh. Georse
~ p Gaunt Mullica HllL y j
District No. 4. tClevelandD Glass
a., " 8 Rove. Cincinnati: s n.
Rankin. South Charleston. Ohio.
Class B', g. "a Bagley. CORY Pa:
A. %. Patrick, SalyerUille. ~.
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PROPOSED PLAN
For Relief % Cotton Market DURING
the War While Markets Are Closed
90 Come Up In House To-day

WASHlNGTIN. Aug DO Complete
revolution In mrthods ~ COTTON mar
ketinE Waa proposed to-day a. a
means OF relief from depression
threatened by the closing % foreign
markets during the European war.
The plan was laid before the house
agriculture committee. by experts 90
the agricultural department n con.
templates government supervision of
marketing. federal Standardization OF
grades. and establishment Of a system
of warehousinF 90 make haled cotton
solid basis Tor credit % growers and
enable them 20 finance their crops
until advantaEeouH arrangements can
be made for marketing
II d proposed 10 carry out the plan
through amendments 10 the Lever
bill. now before the house. which pro-
videa for federal supervision % the
cotton grading and the hHing % fed
eral standard Tor cotton
The committee TO- morrow will hear
cotton men % the south on the
scheme
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TWO KILLED
Ard Three Injured BY Bolts % Light
ming During Psnnsyivania
Storm Yesterday

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 10-Two
men were killed and three boys were
seriously injured by bolts OF ughtnins
In eastern Pennsylvania to-day Al
bert Schafor. an engineer ON the Rev
Jersey Central railroad. was struck
white picking hucklebrrrics with his
Fon George and George Nost ON the
mountain a. NesquehoninE iir was
instantly killed His son. who was
seriously injured. crawlcd "a mile for
assistance Yost was knocked uucon
Gcious. Jacob klugink. aged 5n years.
war Killed and his son Felix. aged .
years. was seriously injured when a
bolt struck the frs, under which they
had sought khellsy A. plymouth
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70 do 50 win put them in danger Of

10 do 50 will put them In danger OF
being shot a. spies
German soldiers who became sepa-
rated from their regiments lost their
way continually and are falling into
the hands OF the Bclglans- For the
most part they are cavalrymou and
surrender without striking blow.
Apparently they are glad 20 be fed and
lodged by their captors. Two hundred
Germans we're captured IN this way
last night
Destroy Bridges and Railroads.
The Germans have destroyed the
bridges and railroads around Tougres.
The Independence Beige says that
tho s9th German grcuadier regiment
OF which King Albert is honorary col.
ouel. was first 20 invade Belgium In
the assault on Liege last Wednesday
this paper declares the regiment lost
over 900 men.
The Soir makes the announcement
that The Germans have liberated the
bishop and burromaster Of LieCe. who
among others ~ a deputa lion Who Wis
tied General Won EmmiCh and begged
him not % lombard the town. were
placed under arrest The condition Of
their release is that they shall remain
lu their own homes
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fbI -sELe Aus Do wa London
forte Hf I'arr ACCORDING f0 rn on
..al arr0ur. cement reports that an %
'"f .Irr orc intact The folfIrra
.arr.rr frrm ere .n frn health and
r.t and are amply rluriIed win
provisions and mum. lone There II
NO cause fr- alarm
The population ~ rIrra maintains
m. end fIr 1nC.lI view Is that
mo situation III cutie fafIufarforv
AI tla approaches f1 Hrrarrfa are
nfI guarded fl prevent anything In
f.e nature 70 slrIr.ra from recon
r0Ifrr.rr parties ~ German ravaIre
small bodies Of rfIars have been
ENABLED in 40 directions Generally
fhey had Iort their bearings ard eur.
rendered Immediately or being chaL
Irrrcf
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MANY RECRUITS
Ss'nq tnis's5 For British Army -
eeNefal Thousand

le.9NDoN. Aug 10. 1915 %. m-pe.
'Tl.is Tor The army are prfiafIrg =.
II" fa-o ~ several fh0uaa-f --l-
.ay Do business men ara o-rs-.,
~ taeir employees into q mn IIra "a
malorlfv Of fha All.
.lf..el men of the country are frfIII-g
p" lnelf nome orFani zati0ra
Queen Alexandra uho efarfrS .t,
eo.finr9 and sailors relief fr-f -
COZ nfed to fuse her fund vrffL 49,.
nf t.e Prince % Wales Orrar ~
-ll-a and former Queen Marie a--a1i.
~ portugal today visited fra 49,
l.lr-ers of ire Prince % WaIes. fr-f
lefe l1eT we're Informed fraf r
80 u. reached $500 900 The narsrs.r
~. Ilno u g. Arthur Pearson Who
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ARRANGING FOR
Coontiuu.a prom First PaTsl

REGION regarding the best method for
the entry ~ the -ouEufutiouallstH
Word has reached tho capital that
the city Is virtually surrounded hy
ConstitutionaliFts and the men OF Emf.
ltano Lapata disposed az follows.
General Obregou 10000 men az lula.
General Nicolas Flores. 1000 men Ht
PAchuca. General Julio Nadero. 1000
men, near TulauCiugo. GcupUaI Este.
ban MarqleE. &. coo men AZ Tuhnciueo
and Eufemio Hapata. 1900 men. az M.I
palate
General ObreEon has sent word by q
representative that ne will guarantee
a peaceful entry Of the CoustltufiongI
lists
n was unonicialiy reported today
that the fret army BRIGADE az tho fei
erals would leave this CifE for ruDHIa
today thus starting the evacuation ~
the capital
The city is qulet.
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LONDON. Aug 10 % a. M
The Daily TclpEraph'F corresp ondpnt
who Witnessed much OF the IIege
frhtinR. says that the German artIl-
lery work vas excellent but ex-
presses surprise at the infantry in
fEhfinE ln close order Battalion ar
Ter battalion was thrown into the
rEhf in solid formation. but De- adds.
tho estimate Of $4,000 losses was al
eXaEEeration.
Most Of tie captured Germans were
from eiLrteen 90 twenty four years
or age Their grey uniforms were
stripped n an insignia and their he'll
ulfs were covered with grey cloth.
The civilians 90 the town. says the
Currrs uundrrt Flowed the greatest
COURAGE under b0mhardmrnf and in
ne face 81 alarms brought in by
ffIahfHued refugees The German
thris did O. little damage f0 the city
u The angle between tho rivers Ourfhr
arr fflsf The farfurire and coal
mine were in operation ftrouEhouf the
Cannot Take Forts
The epuudflf writing Or Sun.
DAY. predicted chat frr Germans could
NOT take the iorfs without enormous
saC-lfres. which would cripple their
rEht wins Do expressed goo opinion
,.et ne German plan oi weeping
abandoned because If haa already been
so Ions delayed Hr sage fra French
Htrf raas.a 1--we army corps .I Tho
German path
Tho Germans Tu lrae frrir heavy
ARTILLERY AGAINST +rr Ir.fa which uIu
st.rd much toubari-frf .n fhr
opinion uf Obi" .rrrssr nrdHrf frr Har
name have decided fo advance along
goo south eide OF fae Mouse leaving
L.frr
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THREE ols rsow HsA7.

d, ~. .l-.A.DELPHIA. Pa. Anv r0-Al
.l-t. ne maximum fembarafurs -
g.llt 20. three deaths were ra,e-f.s -
W. ooLener once to-day AZ due -
-.,.-. -lsilon The minimum TEN
$500 1900 vas 15. but The humidity wss
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DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS OF 2 COUNTRIES
toontinasa fron -, 900

hon to coast ports Theodore Heer banker is pre-
pairing the endeayOr 10 PERSUADE banke
here that It is safe for them to cash American paper
thus far Walter Hines Page ambassador here has
Deen unable TO establish direct United STATES
lists in that country ~ ~ ~ u'
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Progress Is Our Watchword

Picture shows The progress made to date on on:
new store building Just to refresh your memory,
let US remind you that putting W the largest
exclusive furniture store in the city business that
has grown BY leaps and hounds make this building
necessity, &c handle our increase OF trade There's
a reason Tor this-it's our prices
But where YOU can make your dollars count
most is the rule OF trade. and our location "out Of
the high rent district" makes Your dollars count
doubly here
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s sshlzr 70 The work with remartsbl.
= Generous Act
~ Duke OF Portland has pisesd
lne famous Welback abbey IN Wort,
~ 1L lHe disposal ~ the RCD cro-s
~ 49,. oi W.esfminis'er has ofsred
~. .Dll-l{ poth BILE town and COUNT
and Louis Harrourf sa~ret.-,,
loI .le colonies. has riven ~ eonrf,.
1900, 1880 N1neham Park. oxford. for
1erinanF have been forbidden "a On.
~, M 1anklnE business except a.ifh
Iho order includes banE dire@t,,,s-,
.n' pInfIo retes 81 English banke -
many Prominent grrmars
no Whiin Star line steamer Otyr-
alinfs for August and sepier1.
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hclaily az war. the ambassadors hav.
lnE left the respective capitaIs Tra
french government broke on diplo-
matte relations with Austria on the
grounds that Austrian troops were
reinforcing the Germans
Austria appears 90 have abandoned
the advance on Servia for a time and
apparently ls operating with Ger
many in the supposed strategy of a.
tempting % crush France before pur.
Fin can mobilize
Financial conditions IN Fngiarr
are returning 90 normal ALTHOUGH
there o. a great dialocation in many
trades, tho prices o. f0odstuda have
risen only slightly
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HALIFAX, y =. Aug. lO.-The port of Halifax has

hAl-if Az y ~ Aug. lOIhe of Halifax lem
Parly closed Naval officials announced ships in
port VIII be allowed to sail until the been
Any British ships arriving of the harbOr conyoed in after
me regular examination but port they not he allowed 70
One vessel given clearance this morning but they
Coaswise ships port will he affected by this ord,
Fishing vessels and others ports along the eastern and western
shores allowed 10 sail ~ 49, 'N'''
The Cunard line steamer Maurania among the ships in
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Nl5h. -crr.a. Aug 10-Thn AIS
TRAN BON hardmrut o. BELGRADE har
continued Tor che past four days Tho
N'HfF guns caused severe damage fd
private property bot we're lees effer
1--WE yesterday when The frnE was
from greater distance
Ifr SrrrIar army lF being rapidIf
rifrd ard Haa begun 20 faEr fhf
offensive hE rrrr'rafnE Bosnia near
Do h0. and TIrfrraI
IHf MoufrrEFIn forces ocrrpIrf
-r.zta. farhfr1.lfz and Hadus ou tho
UfIuaf.ar coast and alec carried hy
assault Eeialka and sienokes. eur.
rounding Fr.rrfa
Tho German minister left aervia a.
.r- rfrrivIna h.a passports entrusted
'lr care 70 German and Austrian sub
..r'a fU tho American consul
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FL pASC Tex. Aug D-Ndvfces
~rceivcd 90 daN from General AIv4ro
Obregon, commando ofs the western
uiNisiou OF Che CunsutulOuaIist army.
stated that BITS advance guard was at
~ Salto, fifty miles southwest OF tho
national capital OhreEuu declared
that his troops would push ON fD
Mexico City
General villa. commandIrr The
northern division remained In chi.
huahua today. according tu reliable
reports
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MEXICO CITY. Aus |n .fnF.rH.
uons today point 20 % speedy trrmi1a
ton o. tho anomalous situation fr
which Mexico has found herself ..rr.
the enforced resignation uf Provision
al President Alcinriaro fflrrfl
me rFlns 81 government no fa now
believed. viii b. rHH.UfuUr fra-.
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Wore fIar fr--F.r.r million punches
RI bananas we're imported irfr che
United states fHr year. rr about
bananas t1r each man. woman and
child
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mors and infammatory articles In
such critical times. saying they were
calculated mduIv to- excite the public
End iniure JapanH relations with
friendly countries The premier in.
sianced what be- termed a false aresr.
ton That the United States uaa sepd.
ing q feet f0 Japan
America. concluded frn ~-r--..-
has .de 90 demand on Japan and
remains Japan great friend
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TRUNKS
Steamer or Upright styles,
With the patented wall hinge
cover. All sizes and all grades.
TRAVELLING BAGS
Brown or Black LeatherS in
"a, 10 or ls-inch sizes: also the
Mattlng-Covered Bags.
SUIT CASES
Genuine and Imitation Black
or Tan Leather Covered Cases
az all prices from $2.45 TO
S11.OO. There's a big as
sortment here 10 pick from. and
our prices mean a big saving
Look them over.
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aN.IlN tlE d. AL
rlaffIr dispafch f0 tho Fv~r.--r
t'Iffrall Company Faya anrrr ~.
Hffnan losses .n fho rsrauff IN 49,
-.fr frlnee william Of Lppo ana tir
con. Who we're KILLED -''
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IDNnON hua no.. 3. 11 a. - "a
great battle Har Fr' been FOUGHT r-
land ur Goa .u me var 90 rrrrr ga.
lions. unless tho German aaaarIfa
lrYr fHr f1rfreeser ar LIrEa frrrfI-
a.Ir aasrwe che proportions % Bat.
PM. r history Both com fHfrrra
..H" victory there with tho Do.
-Hr HHf holding fra forte and frr
Germans orrurr.rr fra city
I.f situation unique o.
There .a rr confirmation 90 trr ra|.
Male report that tho F-r--r have
rr-arrf frr German ord rr rr
faf'r retreat. Irf.rf.rr Irer of Ha.
mon Tho HrIr.ara claim frrf frrr
rara taken 5000 prisoners on urf-
r.Hr eCI tlf military men REGARD 200
frr estimate rf fEe HfIH rrrrrfa Ha
Erraf aEs Errra t1re
tr1rf from fiaEa tho ferr-- 90
Che .rsf week when resolved f0 fra
proper perspective eventually doubt
Ires viii ha considered .na. RI frarf
ono ~ fha most important develop
~rrfe .r rrn eyes rf experts fa me
Eenrrai test That The German f1far-
f-v formation LEI obsolete and frrrer-
tive AGAINST che weapons % TODAY
and means an enormous slaughter b.
retained
Relations segrrr4
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PARIS. AUG lO-VIa London. 8 .
MT was officially announced 10
nleht that France had broken on d.
plomatic relations with Austria Hun
gary The French am hassador al
Vienna has left the Austrian capital
and the Austro- Hungarian ambarsa
dor az Paris has asked for his pass
port7
ln announcing tho breaking OF %.
relations with Austria the Frencn
toreiFn Office made the following
statement
CONTRARY 20 assurance Given by
Austria fo che French minister oi
foreign affairs that no Austrian
troops we're taking part in thc
France. German war. The French GOV
eminent has ascertalned beyond any
% FIhIe doubt that certain Austrian
FOnra are at present in Germany
outside fhn Austrian frontier These
troops which have saf free certain
German troops destined feb D. rm
r.nFod .n heflrE che French ruer'
.nrur.fHhIF DO Iar.n and fn fr-a fo
hn .Hrr.IHraf aa acting AGAINST
france lr these ..rrumafar.ae f..
FfrrI. ann hH.-a.UT uaa ordered fr
leave Vienna
Tho Austrian am haaeafr- or pa-..
0r rn.re informed ~ france o.
..sI"r. asked fur rle rassuorfa."
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Ee|alloHn sewers
France and Austria fraiiy are Of
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success '" '"nnar Die
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-27

There'n be pretty girls and witty
girls, also refreshments, at the grand
annual dance held under the aus
pices of the Chicago Mattresses
Union, Local 484, at the Coliseum
Annex, Wabash avenue and 18th
street, Saturday evening, March %.
The mattresses hope to make this
the most successful of their success
full affairs. Tickets can be obtained
from members for IS cents each. Ad-
mittance at the door will be so cents.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-27
THE CHRONIC BORE

Have you a match?" asked the
chronic bore, who had dropped into
the busy mans Office for chat. my
cigar has gone out"
cit seems to have the advantage of
you,' remarked the busy man.
"How's that?" queried the chronic
bore.
ut knows what it ought to do, "re-
piled the busy man.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-27
WHOLE FAMILY OF EN-
BY Fullerton.

Chic Frazer, the veteran pitcher
who now assists Fred Clarke with the
Pittsburgh club and scouts for the.
team, was sent out to the northwest
to look over ballplayers. Barney Drey-
fuss gave him a list of players to
watch and Chic started. A couple of
weeks later Chic wired:
Have brought Mamaux of Hunt
ington."
Dreyfuss responded:
Didn't want Mamaux. Wanted
Papa of Spokane"
Have bought Papa also. Fellow
named Childs out here, want him,
too?" E"
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plenty of opportunity to show what
he could do. ,.-
His work was so amazing that it
was not long before Del Howard in
formed him that he would be first
string catcher, going over the heads
of such star backstops as Walter
Schmidt, whom every club in the big
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tional League, to which Cleveland be-
lOnged.
Last season Sepulveda did little
more than adern the bench, but when
the training season opened last
month, he, being the first catcher to
show tp~at training camp, was given
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leagues would like to have, and Mig
Clarke, former Cleveland American
League catcher.
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