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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-08

MRS. annie X. SISSon, Zion CITY,
had Waukegan concern deliver furni-
ture on Sunday. Drivers arrested for
dissertation of Sabbath.
OnWentsia Club voted to 60 "dry."
Buttermilk to be refreshment of Lake
Forest golfers.
Eighteen of IS graduates of Lane
Technical School who went as teach
ers to Porto Rico back. Say they are
glad to get home and get regular"
meal.
Seven movies sIashed by censors.
kidnapping, murder, robbery and
naughty canary blamed.
Richard Wernecke, 73o Brompton
av., fined $25 and costs for assaulting
brother-in-law, Former Aid. Stephen
Gosselin.
SIayton Drug Co., 215e w. Madison
st., fined $50 for selling 8 cents worth
of heroin to opium squad"
Auto skidded on Wilson aV. Mrs..
Anna Hoaglund, 3138 Bernard st., in
jured.
Limitation for filing corporation
tax schedule changed to March by
government 800 local corporations
affected.
Case against Thos. w. HeaIy, tango
teacher, charged with taking $6,750
gems, continued until July 16.
Axe murder suspect arrested in
Pierceton, Ind.
Gerrit Luxen, 1872 West 1o3d pI.,
suicided. Rope.
Twenty boarders at 1898 South.
Hermitage av. fought police to pre-
vent arrest of Peter Buchankow, in
sane.
Mob beat A. Hausner, conductor,
at Taylor and Paulina SITS. Claimed
he threw Joseph Goldberg from car.
Franklin Head leaves $4,000 to
three daughters.
Methodist camp meeting opens at
Desplaines.
Too late for preparation, real es-
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The And al 436aFfi or III ieaiEh held
S;by IsIs aFD1 Id l.sing MONDAY
nfgkS tilis belag flie egashr monthly
sniasf Willie tlSa htisilssA f6r tile
vt. i,his sges ol d foItlne nature ssll
f;AaGfsra diac1sgea and 6neidefea wcFe
Very M
Cltszens app scared md comp alned
Ifliat there Is = Tack 81 sa1iitary OBJ
IserssIlte ia the ssfal1rfoa gtreea ser-
tibn and tlsgea thst The hosrd turn
It's ettcntion 10 flansoyiae conditio1la
la this seetlan, Gfs4r cens saea;ne the
matter the 1oaFd adopted the f6llow-
Ing Tssolutf5ns:
nat the city council be as Eel ia
lnye ate the AIRY c0naIt SEs in
the II 1alDFtbn street section, IN 4 That
J lions can be sslps Dyed srJta Enagb
ance and MENACE to the fisilDiis
heeith.
/ ne hOaru " III slSIz fslas 81 u tG7aril
refilifp tha stresl n Ssy tlily q
a1Ffli liflss tile stf'eets FER Is inches Ga
iellies ssie oe tho street car ftReiss
and between flle ira clSh iii order thai
lfhB filiist III ~ 10 tt H ~,
sst66G tf1ii tsi1s . 4 ~ ~ syei
issle city complain abSat the slilaunt d
ldust hS the cars.
eSs;As sndati tions were made "a re-
gard 20 fiiiia condition of tIle sstagnpEi
I = Northern line Sln6 lllsAs s. III
Ii & ne II ii 0ist 4. IL
FL ~ ii T3,sfI ~. ftsf. sst4Sf
] llc bSttter Esi Rsil flsas an 81 %
fe ferg ftsfss be figea nlpsg pttelsfl fles
/ ltsS has ssaas k4le cii
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-13
ME ENTERED RE
OF GUILTY yFSIIIDAH
CRIMINAL COURT FOR AN,
lBER VEs ON
THE DAY
'Ehree Shaws Wee tAesjssed On
ihs clasge ads
Bsse 81

The second day OF the Court OF Gen
.5ral Sessions for Andersen count,
iuccesded In dispatching moro bust
less than on the first day and con
iidefabie progress Was made ON tht
docket. 81
When court tdnyenstl yesterdbs
,aSfhlnB 4he tcaso OF w. nj Gentry
lhafgel with Violating the 5il eiiiis.fs
aNs. wus fret rofIpleEed, F'slfB tstst
mas in tDF1l fsss ARiIea cOlgt adjourn
Sd Monday evening. TIE jury rstiifi1
I'd n sefdict stereIay tllofnIfs Of gun
& The next :nflse itp Ken Ihp WIS tIitst b
J2hn ARiillHpi liktFs elfe SHAW ia
Carl Shaw, cflsrtsed with aBBatIt AM
2atterH Upon 9he peEsen 1f G. ~
Stticlttaiid! This CASE dtS1pfad f6t
lylttefisicn OF tle cVlfrt tiIT6dgsi6ut 4sI
/ If the sofenoehi and EsRFt OF the after
aooh, TIse Jury fetufEea aYeFidiet b
3lbt sgtiiltyi
In the caHe of 81 M. 9ass, Charge.
Win sefffiis VII tl5key, the jur J return
ID 70 gaEss let or not Rnfft5S,.
Tte foil IflHs lehk pe 81 1flty. S.eri
tnteFed EestSr day win WflIifota
ieorge WilIifosd and sanl Wiii,for5
70. 10 charge of assInlif llffnig wiiss Iies
ind they were SEN eed toA Aiife a
100 etleh or six tlis III sssfiI.
Henry Lee entered a plea or guilt;
| tO the Snllarga of of5tHfhffIg money nm
ier ifaiaa hFEf fahlles ttiIa was sentancei
! 90 aeyeh mont In jail,
Newt ISby ID ts6 & nifty to u ci arg,
II selling NiIlisk key end was sentences,
a q ilneI OF s leo or six niSnths In jaii
The following true bills were re-
Sirled yesterday BY the grand Jury
Will BelcheIs 81 hlrg ga sRith iiiiif b 81
! " fsnflkAr E3ksailiS ifsii.rr3A Nth sIlslfrE
teri f6r aiiig Ifgk IoffIkTlI
Jscbr I1etzl 'ois;t g stslt, Ytiif ElIraet
seoTga J6hason. 4 asi5,y BaIs, LeTs
4 8hhltlt1n, dlliett OF isit aIss, tsali
/ sialptthlj n King Cain es Robin
on5 sjfln HOP ltiRs. t3aIt Compton, Il
! y Pepper 8slil chi,rfe fes Davis
II was lass lhf that ti
rsf case 10 ne ejiI Iish 10 asT6 S6rI
/ ~ enc 6 aI der fFias sls. s5lfossf6
kslileh they take 0iD the caise a
! he white Inkt1 elsai.setl 4 With lfslstlifg
aEeyro iip BY The tlSafnbs and leasif
i'm tied a thai on f0s s6rile ssIsifsI
\ The 5stteg casa wi probably exclte
4 SSteat eat og IL tefest.
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-13

IL i
The Anderson C6isdtS Fsl9Tners TN
On held 4 Fl5ty M SEest file HI tsis 3
ii tie city nall Aefe Vi ford 81.
& Tie FRS nlatesr con iserSa shy 4he
f6dy was fhet 1ssle State nee ig OF
ile South CasoIina Farmers Uhi0nH,
which is 70 ne held ID 81 this city sclae
iiile "a. J ltiy. lni1fttsa - ~ q p
eetnt to - a STy arr
ssIel!t for iiiia an d tlt5sey eSeTe
fIe To ii s. Z - f6ss &c Sssa b5
The union, IS al !, u
ft has hsEn fFnIh: rs sa-
b part OF 4lie work Of The r. sf.
Union 10 asyacske sra,
i've aetiaa pilase tlse Es 81 me
TS,ll 10 act ssger.
81 lfsigH OF e1l lllfeilE value 10 oar atSfi-
ssiiftsfisl IS lss Rs the en-.
al FIliss.s
ssti; whereas coos I'M its wis.
a6n IT ii 81 ) y % n p sd r
sslIlt Ia ehfctifk tIseEA 81 ~
1a a Il Hot f9i IS sfr 1Sl ii3iSl n
lSld 6tfIiE
SO sss,lssa ~ slIe Anersr1
kaf,A ~ E3i tli9
sstt so t sii t9,i
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iA 81 9i se sssi s1fl.f "a
u d Ne con tut e Y a 81
|3 tf ga int far u
Ill tkss tt
fA5 a 8 Sl5 b fd 200 : az r. s
b. - 5 IS IS si Stss i
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IS ON
B
ElGn to sla .ttl
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1st ttsT: iz,,s H, 4 knf, ersf,tss
ixestefflaS from and 3 80 ii I'M
Doyle OF Tex fHiH Brot hers. IN
which they said essiist would leave
I'm a few days to be pre- seIt at the Cons
'fedsrate Reunion ID tIsje city; Both
1DrOtl fought iifI the aIae any
m me Tu1TIn NuyaIrys NIII Gen lslE5.al
sebd OF Anderson and t5bls , 6 5
y. ssss of pand latn snd tiAse zen :
I9lehIeH are fooking for n ;sf q With Tau cil
Ispleasnre to tho VISIT 81. -see.se4
The Doyle brothers her with
Gen. Reed ana ssTi. is5ss 10 Sd piess 5
niemsaers of Trento lir SqnadFen at
the CLOSE but they had ;ss;s:ee eeii sersice
With the Anderson tne8 III tiie Fanrth
south Care Inn before fflat They
hcth nrIait ted them sss 5A an "a 81
Ss1anner duFtfik the VIZ 81 3 they WA
shei lislsed fssitoss Hefe sos 4
TWO dlssa gathering 81 & FefeFs7s
~ plans for the Afe going
ahsad In dile shel ] # q 81 Sc
The housing commit tee y hen it 4sseEA
thla Rfternbon at ia6 q or Giln-
! EaeFne. W i De aki 9 Is "a lSe I
10 the ERECT Ssat have sSSeG
found Tor al yetef ans m q IL iii re-
move a isfg IfiIfaeii - B, is sh9ril lEefs
Iaof those Id charge.
spIissles ~ 81 fse .sed
1900 ina tflI1al % e1I5s
! and Il Is ress be fililE sEEEI 6IEEIEe n
these sfill ie nslf e ea are
now feinK ceni FS m 30 INK j
barre aa iersonaf n b 3 Derfsl 81
Asjs NHte at every On every
S1ss ef va ii e s 10
1 She ARD 81 IN IS - Ard
stafa 5ast outside SeIil
1 Where i. Viii be a
/ and IA & = ffissSS s
y IS pro DE lss3 tls 3.
CHI sen of tie cItf 20 N
~ - ~ s. b
! d foktE ara each sisd sili 81
scIle 4 ia iftf a Sc & 4;
iss ia 81 Is 81
sssSl 81 Us 4 u IL Ii ise S. "a tis;st 4
ahSs 80 fs IS 8 S.
i faS 4i Ise 81 isll ~ + W 3 8.
81 Is etiE s. .
4 sSsaf 81 ii
tssS--sss s s "a 1t III p oil S
.ss,agFe1 VII be here -
i e Ne ID 5
flfg.h m s. i.1 III 81
se IS SO j Ii IS IS
lka nj 4 efs fcks & Z. sH i 4.
ftell sSilsG ST
fae S ei.si s
ihe 8 Siifsi'
= y 81 IT tts itSt az b
eArAse al..@S ser i Il n - NJ
hssd'
- s
q k1 titt
a & .,i ls
aise4 80 the
b d tsi. f
& IaS liz AZ
lsaH iIl 81 81 S 4tt
dt IS ill Il Is
aetbc Gated ~
= aud WIN be fec - ia ~ 7
South fnief ~
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Been AeeeseSa
one of the features OF +he reunion
to De hald here this nlonthsof the Con
federate ysteraGs, win be the display
Tcf purios snd yeiictst ioaned to An-
deT8on for the occasion By Aida r.
Smith OF Belt5n Mf. Smith mas
written a letter<to the committee In
charge of affairs in which he says
that le VIII be glad TO furnish tie
entire stock OF relics and cnFios pros
yided guarantee viii be given him
|tfiat none OF tire articles ere iOst orr
EfIiigpIaced and that fhey VIII be care
fuiss watclsed throughout tlle reiia-
ion. Mr.. Smith win not Be present,
being detained at sfsoai6 By kuBffesB
engage ements and the request for a
IgpaIahtee is absolutely imperative of
hts part. 3 ..:l5
1t was stated here yesterday that
MIR, Smiths offer Mould be; Aeoeyjtea
and II ~ beifegad that 4hls viii be
one OF the cent cs or attraeti5n during
tie TWO dnys iof inc TeIfii0ni IS
Tie INTEL u list
OF the artiel$5 ts slat ~ b ztis sre by
Afr Smith ana they ore as follows:
1 bTip Eld rifle csptareIi at
f1afb Ferry, Va, lBy u elgspfi, satsd
on iosk. 4s62, q RTeh7nS 4 sd, Va.
One aptieia aie earfted bz La. Tigers
dated 1865.
One stpooth bore mus 81 from Cold
s5aFbes. VI, datsd Ifarp r's Ferry. Va;
One hagtet uas 81 b. ceyai-
! - a. :. - q s:ss.-t - -
! fohe siIsssl;iiI5 bfeduh saftblna
Lyokeh ispaiEsd from stiRt blisa,
One COTS Fs7olys fF6ls TTsyii-
liang ststioh carried hS soldier naili-
nlhs s:oits model eS ne ialse
L bftss frame not datea srFiI sIiliolf.
i Tenn, taken esf ctlife soldier.
Che Colts d olcers on 81 3aR lbalr
tainped Isond6h HIstoEs ,iI-
] known. Il q d
j 9ae werd eoaf eFaite niisge no
taase home made,
aofse conf te .RFe tsshch ioa
4 lci r61fea ilte esiicefs not 81 ed.
One fsIe IN antiys Mice s's
4 sV1oTa fyoiat sttiioA, Tent !. u. 81 en-
sraYsi on blade AlSt3i. bfece en-
l3aF}oe4. 1t !. r.
I 15att, isohisyiiie, x =. a e
II SeydIn 4 "a nat tfkea sword
4 from alillpiid, Y a., sd VI ID s 81
Inscription seyatch ed on iSut
ID. u. Car, a.,
Il One ae lvofsd ken or con-
II ledef sol liier sltter secdaa /
3 Of Aisnn8s fo1nd on Bill Run
n ggpHe IpIlFc aIEEUTlsl ma 1a TT01sl o. -
X Say let 1ors pole g Manufacture
9 mot staniped: IS
Oae tin esIHteel Ipuuel on y ssSs : lId-
4 Scr Slliiol, Tenn. 3 as
one eeslny
sss4sS zzz.E i.llt ~ ess
One {! s Gisicars bon froisI afIksi
sionaFy Rid te, q 81 d.
One hieq buckle belt frDn
so AonK BooiEs used ia 4
pfihted auEsng tie Mar. Is cot,i L
lIsea by adyantag &c tsl the e b. CB
Several belt plates, stsfit tohii
one 8. Army isef ssith tea tlsii
4confd be worn ~ q 3ts ser Is 81 sssI s
one Us S Army VERSA ~
Several belts esd pistol 2. 8. . ere, 81. 81:
ae collection Numbers nearly toI
s8I Il h 4 ~ r
: Ono WOO - ca ttiIy1s.
Qne French mi Ia shooting or
81 10 balls. hfade Dy Committee 5
fsty n n ipALa, n1osla / low,
1ssd
I hs 81 3 IS NJ i
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~ tsn. 81 q
-l...sll .akokle nlsee9 III
BE eaiiea 10 or6ct prosa apSls =.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-13

Make soneBodg bring you to she Baby
Show in the Chamber of Commerce Room
Three prizes viii be given and you are pretty
sure 70 get one If YOU come but You must not
.be over A years old 81 ias
The Central Ladies are going 80 give you
some good Ice cream ard cake, and yola pay
only lOc to enter your name id the contest
Everybody else pays 5c tossee yon babies.
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NJTELElT( R
WANT ADS.
GET RESULTS
'FoR. So.

FOR SAEE4-Tfto aaf white eIndiRn
Hhnner Ducks TOR So. hSBe 36e. /
FOR SAEE Two miich COWS. IL nj
GarEIsDp, Sandy epriagRs 5-I0-i2
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7 = y :; "a ~. Il = - =
F5 l - g 3 - ,;S
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a..IYED

STEAMED one black riare mule.
Saturday night from my place four
miles east ~ Phone s3fl, All
expensca VIII lJe pasd. 10. ID. Cable r
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-13

TgANTE lies ltt stiie sli sE d.
commerce roa7u: Friday afternoon
May 1Esh, ~ 8 5y5U'oloeIs sec news
coiumilt
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tls tf q 81 u ii
81 kez ~, so
rf9t7l1 lfIEss III a D. IIIii6I
b. 4ifl ii sis so ib
oit1sF 8. .g ID, ~ stiI9alIlcl
atrfcf 81 o lseda; In dail5
only y O. 3 y
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.sf s q. sil ey hetely
b 5 41f Fasga 4
sSiusIis q gs sslils ~ 5l
Ard et a0 Sse RAJ 81 elsa
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-13

NJ f. D IL. ss.s;s s.ss;ss i!e and ce11e
work 81 YOU'D Cunts sisitt
Tile Co. 6bpbests T6@itefld sI.iiail-
ber 90. 6-Bes
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.WATNTs

HAr{Rss eeerd iiasld fFofd anto4
toaiohtle. Win buy II sietessa5y or
fer IS made today. q. G. Dsirgan at
Coz Stationary GO. 6-ta-ifcl
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m aWfItsr lssufciiHasfS.
y9a have 0yeF 900 new rebuilt aH6
SecandI Ihhiid rs b es iteTs FOR ssfiSkb
sale. elisep. tes. .ties
1f1tEI WI EsiSI W. y FS5fs y
Co. ClIafl6 ~. q. 331ssltt
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Aata 9oe OF al IN, Abiect
to mo rats sf flls hFls
mary :
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-13

q. s1loFa Is ariIl6aTl
sas islata fnI. Ab8ert Eo
slEiisss; Of alto PSI
lases nIecEip
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-13

gents rtTaHBeEa mem
Sgospe1, can ayefRse daily during,
apare time cash los repeat orr
ders, no TALKING i'll, se1ne, big.
qtie ikiafe write susGsfsl tlir,!l
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81 a ma Fofe allsii-
fQnn6Iiile fil biir Of
< feS Is iaad tsisi gs O. ;stJ b -
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5HuR6 Dor VIII BE here M ATt y
ts n &
ii flfi. fa'a fs.sf ~ ;
sse es1fsl 8 ~ 6 IS
llh3 eFa lds & !. S.
ssll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-07

One Hlcef sss- of the Court House.
Tie agitrie Hospital is modern
farH.sa1af. Has one Of the best equip
.eI o.ea Liza rooms 80 the state.
Ne a..e tIe O. i lnnlngham An
asf.elr Machine which is provided
afl Nitrous 0N.ie and Oxygen. The
maclfne renders the taking 0f Anes-
tleffC safe and nles slnt and the anu
sea- following the Anesthetic IS prac-
deaiy eliminated
We solicit the patronage OF all rep
nfauia suraeaus and physicians. and
welcome them and heir patients at
an timcs
Guthrie Hospital and Ssnitsrium
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RESULT OF DR.. ADAIR'S
MATCHLESS RlViVAL

(continued from Page Nine.)
7. Fl DullaYy
Nora Haws
J. Z. Mckee
Frank Simns
Glennie i'ausnacht
Florence Mcclure
Irene BroXson
Mrs. J. w Killoush
Bessie Ard
Ralph Grail
Frank Seaman
Carl Conner
Esther McAelheiney
Mrs. D. sutherland
Mabel Phillips
Jennie Whitcomb
Virgil Bradley
Mime Wachob
Merrill Seaman
Clyde Fees
lee Pope
Emerson Critics
Charles Douglas
James jenkins
Helen Mcbride
Ruth WilcoXon
Bertha Hoag
Harry Hicks
Bonnie Harris
Ill. King
Sdwari Frederick
John McCathron
Frank Dow
Esther Watson
Don Moon
Frank Miller
o. w. Miller
Edith Long
Ruby Woody
A. Scott
Harry Neaher
Doris Woody
Silvey Woody
Mrs. j. R. Sherwood
Mrs. VI. Gray
Victoria pulliam
Henry Collins
Anna Lee
A. e. Church, South
Anna Mockabee
Lucille Dickinson
Russell Huffine
Mrs. ]. H. Elliott
Glen Huffine
Cecil Dobbs
Ethel Huffine
Margie Parker
Vera Clark
Ethel Lewis
George Elliott
Niic-ai VI Gates
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N4hoi ,inffioa
1ori5, l,ar.,or
poLort t-jliott
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noton r,tos
Afo,a N.a1j5er
pntb Ward
nav wal,n~
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Nora nsla
poi.,h ,toxapyia
raa, por,
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p,,,, I,..o.o.,
,,;Ian t1o,streot
1oonard p,uce
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n Norr;son
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Nrre II tfonetraat
w.. Al ~ xoholor
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Eileen Purdum
Mrs. Ida Butt
Nellie Edwin
Jessie Booth
United Presbyterian Church
Netiie Necha
Daisie Meachem
Arlie Hurley
slyon Dunham
aCtherine Jold
Rollie Miles
Christian Church
Willie Gathrie
Fearl vanmeter
T.. W Hill
leirchell Tribbe
Chiota ronahhue
- % Pulliam
Harold stiles
Mrs y. +. Ransom
Vernon Nanmeter
Lewis Harshman
Mrs. Fred Morgan
Alice Mondoll
Ruby Linn
Emma Gravenor
Edwin Kessier
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Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-25
Fights Draw With
Right Hand Broken

FORT WAYNE. IND, Feb. Is
Nursing a broken right hand FOR
Francisco, fought draw here last
night with Young McHenry Flynn
caught his foe a smashing right hand
punch square on the head early in
the second round and broke his hand
From then on he could use only his
left. He did not allow his opponent
TO know of his injury. In the two
rounds that he was at his best he
piled up a big shade.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-25
CONSTIPATION
VANISHES

One little chocolate coated HOT
SPRINGS LIVER BUTTON to night
means joyful satisfaction in the
morning They are wonderful, will
ing workers, and the way they tone
up q torpid liver and drive foul Sc
cretions from the bowels is a bless
ing.
They are fine for upset stomach,
too, and lack Of appetite. also for
nervousness, blliousncss and dizzi-
ness If you will take one a night
for a week youll know what ambi-
tion and energy really are.
Youll look better. too, your skin
will he clearer; pimples will start TO
disappear and eyes will brighten with
the supreme JOY Of living.
A box for 25 cents at all druggists
and money back II they aren't just
the best for constipation you ever
tried. For free sample write Hot
Springs Chemical Co. Hot Springs
Ark. -Advt.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-25
By w. S. Farnsworth.


TRANK SCHULTZ. the Cubs
II great clouter wants to join the
Crackers
No, little one we are not dreaming.
Absolute fact
The hard hitting outfielder spent
yesterday in Atlanta. leaving about
midnight for Tampa, where the Chi
cago team will train this spring.
Frank owns monster plantation
down in Woodbury., some 60 miles
from here. Just bought it recently
and has gone nuts over the place
Says he doesn't want TO leave Geor-
gias any more.
My contract with the Cubs ends
this year Schultz told me. And
it reads that after this season / am
to be a free agent. ! signed that
way. Now, am sick OF playing ball.
] won't go back to the Cubs. What
/ want to do is to spend the rest of
my days down on my Woodbury.
farm.
rye got notion that year hence
! will apply to Bill Smith for a job.
! could play with the Crackers and
spend most of my time in Woodbury..
Don't think Bill would turn me down,
do you?
"If foined the Atlanta team it
would be withlhe understanding that
could get off any time | wanted to-"
NITOW,
w Can YOU imagine Schultz out
there at Poncy Park?
Can you imagine him mp in the
ninth with the bases choked?
Wow,
SchuItc is in grand condition for
hard season. He is reporting early
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-25
I aldWell in Narrow
Escape From Injury

HOT SPRINGS, ARK, Feb. rs
Ray Caldwell, the Yankees crack
young pitcher had a lucky escape
from serious injury while horseback
riding with some teammates. The
party was hitting it up the renowned
Malvern road when Caldwelps horse
stuck his right forefoot in hole.
throwing Caldwell. The big pitcher
luckily esca ped without injury.
The Yankees, reinforced by Pitcher
Rose, of the Rockies, spent the fore
noon up in the hills.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-25
FEDERALS ON
MAP To STAY,
SAYS GILMORE
New League Not Worrying Over
Finances - Will Finish Sea-
son With Present Circuit.
By Frank G. Menkc.

n EW AORh, teD. 2J-" "ComprO-
" mise!" exclaimed James A. Gil
more. president of the Federal
League, when he had been backed up
against the wall by reporters yes
terday. "and what for, pray?"
Why they tell us your league has
the blind staggers; that Buffalo is
ready to give up the ghost If indeed
its franchise has not been trans
ferred to Cleveland already; that
Pittsburg is hanging over the ropes"
Mr.. Gilmore guffa%ed loudly.
See here, my young man." and he
buttonholed his interloCutor. "the
Federal League is on the map to stay.
We are going through this season
with our present circuit.
"I EFT me tell you something,
Il Right now we have more
money behind US than either of the
major leagues can show. Before two
months, two of my personal friends
will be interested They represent
between them more money-real, gen
uine more hard cash, mind you-than
dll other organized baseball put to-
gether"
Here Mr.. Gilmore's inquisitor
switched the topic to Henry c. Frick,
the steel magnate.
81 S IT true" said he, that Mr..
'rick has promised financial
support to the Pittsburg project?'
Mr.. trick?" asked Gilmore. and
he smiled wise old Owlish smile.
"Why, ! can't say that Mr. Frick is
interested. Indeed, l don't know"
and he smiled again.
when you were here before, Mr.,
Gilmore, you said that Finley ].
Shepard was one of your oldest
friends, that you had been pals as
schoolboys. Is Mr.. Shepard inter
ested in the Federal League?"
And again Mr.. Gilmore smiled
eVasively.
81 am not here to discuss possible
stockholders in the baby circuit"
replied Mr.. Gilmore. But if you are
Of a speculative turn of mind l will
wager a So hat or even a high class
suit of clothes. that we play a game
at Washington Park before the end
Of April I'll make it by April 25,
in fact
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-25
0'Day Unearths Star
In Pitcher Koestner

TAMPA. FLA. Feb Manager
O'Day, of the Chicago Cubs, is of thc
opinion that he has unearthed a star
pitcher i, Koestner. who game from
the Venice. Cal, team of the Pacific
Coast League. One of the reasons
that O'Day is so certain that he ha
a better than ordinary twirler in him
is because fellows who have been
batting against him shave been his
best boosters.
His teammates compare him to
Addie Joss in the dayc when Addie
VI as a star with the Maps.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-25
Staten to Stage
Three Ten-ROund
Bouts on Tuesday

Harry Staten, local promoter plans
to stage three ten-round bouts at his
old club on the viaduct Tuesday night.
Staten has matched Roy Jackson,
the indianapolis light heavyweight. to
meet Young Sharkey, the Soldier IA
FOUNDER, in the ten-round windup,
and Dixie Kid and Hooper, colored
boys, in the ten-round semi -windup.
Harry has not yet decided who will
meet in. his other ten-round set-to.