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Williams news., 1914-06-11
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

ness in Flagstaff Tuesday.
 For Rent A piano inquire at News office.
 Miss Peet will leave next We'd nesday for Berkeley to attend the summer school.
 Miss Reese will attend the sum- mer school at Flagstaff this sum- mer.
 Two of the players checked in their suits at the close of the Sun day game.
 For rent, rooms. See Mrs. Jen- nings second door east of M E. Church. tf-
 Mrs. s. E. Havens, mother of w. A. Ravens, arrived to make her home with her son and family.
 MT. and Mrs. Orr, of Ash Fork, spent Saturday and Sunday in Williams.
 Mrs. Smiley Jones and baby, of Seligman, visited Mrs. Roy Orr over Sunday.
 Two of the players in the Sun day game had to be subsidized be. fore they would play. Accident-For sick and accident Insurance policy, s5OOO for $15 a year, See w. H. Talk. Box 123.
 All fstic encounters should be made a part of the attractions in the future games.
 For Rent nicely furnished front room with bath. Address P. o. Box 537. If
 Williams played ten men in the Sunday game, John Barleycorn playing on the infield most of the time.
 Niles Cameron who has been in Flagstaff the past week returned to the Grand Canyon Tuesday eye- ming.
 Ben Pearce returned from Phoe- nix the last of last week and will spend some time in Williams.
 J. s. Amundsen and Dick Con- nor run down to Johnson Canyon Sunday on 30 horse power and came back on two.
 Mrs. w. A. Ravens and son Terry will leave in few days for Les Angeles to spend the summer with her aunt who lives there.
 Mrs. James Gregson, and mother Mrs. Adelfson, of Seligman, came up to spend few days visiting friends in Williams.
 The suggestion that the Colonel be made ruler of Mexico savers of an administration scheme to kill two birds with one stone. Notice-The annual meeting of the Williams Public Library As sociation will be held at the Read ing rooms Thursday June 25th-at 4:30 P. M. New members are well come and old members are expect ed. June 4-19
 For Rent two outside furnished rooms for man. Apply at the News
 A want ad in the News gener- ally brings the results.
 If you have anything to sell, hire, rent or want to buy anything try our classified columns.
 Jerry Lee, formerly of this place, but now of Phoenix, and H. c. Parsons of Phoenix, came up from the State Capital last Thursday in their auto. They report that Coco nino Co.,, has and is doing her part toward making good roads.
 MT. Hollaway brought some rye about four feet tall into the office Friday and says that he pastured
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BOOTS HELP DUMMIES ~-
TRIM MARSHALLTOWN
Waterloo Scores Four Runs In Firat
Inning and Defeats Clinton Pr
lots to 3 in Opener.

MARSHABLTOWN, Iowa, July 90
Errors gave Cedar Rapids the open
ing game today, 3 to !. The visitors
earned but one run. The score:
Cedar Rapids 900 OIL oOO-3 1
Marshalltown 49,. .O10 900 000-1 3
Batteries-Harpe and Dietz; Rich
ardson and Andreen.
WATERLOO, Iowa, July 20.-Water-
loo scored four runs in the first In
ming and won the opening game Of the
Clinton series, 5 to 8. Tuttle went in
to relieve Blenner in the fourth, and
held the visitors scoreless. The score:
Clinton .......... OIL 600 OOU-3
waterloo 400 900 OBS
Batteries-Schenk, Smithson and
barrow; Blenner, futile and Evans.
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ROCK ISLAND, H., July 21.-Ned
Egan's homeless orphans copied the
first game OF the series from the keo-
kuk Indians by the score of nine to
four yesterday in game featured by
heayv hitting On both sides. Several
tad errors, however, Were costly for
the Redskins, a total Of FIVE boots
being recorded.
The real rally for the islanders
came in the third frame when, with
the bases full. Jack hammered out
home run. The score:
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GRAVE SITUATION
FACES BIG LEAGUE
Meeting Of American League Club
Owners Called by President
johnson TO be Held
Today.
PLAYERS DETERMINED
johnson Says American League Clubs
VIII Close Their Gates for Rest
Of Season n Neeess-

UNITED Press Leased Wire service.1
NEW YORK, July 21.-With organ
lied baseball facing what Is declared
TO be the gravest crisis in It's history,
great Importance was attached to the
meeting OF the American league club
owners here today. The meeting was
|hurriedly called by President Ban
ID johnson when the players fratern-
Iity served notice on the commission
that a general meeting OF players OF
the American and National leagues
will be called tomorrow unless Its
ruling on Player Kraft Was reversed.
johnson has declared that American
league owners will fight the players
to finish and today's meeting Is be-
!lieved to be for the purpose OF formu-
IIating plans for warfare in case the
players do walk out. Just what meth
DDS will be followed is unknown.
Parks are ready to be closed until the
dispute is settled. It is declared sal
aries will be stopped the minute the
strike goes into effect and that every
player who takes part in the move
ment will be heavily fined.
Fultz claimed the members Of the
fraternity throughout both major
leagues are unanimous IN endorsing
the action Of the leaders in decidine
to strike. He asserted that the walk
out will be complete and that 1t vii
be impossible for the club owners te
get enough players to continue games
Members of the fraternity who are
| in New York were silent about tbs
strike. Ed. Sweeney OF the New Yorf
Americans, who is vice president o.
the order refused to discuss the stu
alton at all, though he admitted
strike had been called Few mem
bers of the st Louis Americans art
members Of the fraternity. but some
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A Good Investment.

w. d. Magil, well known merchant
of Whitemound, WIS.,, bought a stock
OF Chamber1ain's medicines so as to
be able to supply them to his custom
ers. After receiving them he was him.
self taken sick and says that one
small bottle OF Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was
worth more to him than the cost OF
bia entire stock of these medicines.
For sale by all dealers.-Advertise-
ment.
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SAYS that he hardly thinks" he should
have cry objections If the Pirates
join a contemplated walkout.
According to reports today Dreyfdss
is more concerned over the manner
in which the FIRST and last" aggrega-
ton is performing on the diamond
than in anything else; tits open to the
PLAYERS to strike or not and he isn't
worrying about it.
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Where They Play.
No games scheduled.
Nav Trade "Plns" eodie.

TUp,ted Press Leased Wire Service.1
MILWAUKEE,, Wis July FL
ping" Bodie, occasional fence buster
for the White Sox OF Chicago. may be-
come a Brewer" according to state
ments by local magnates. Comiskey
is said to be considering trading
ping" for Happy" Felch, q Mil
waukee player and also an occasional
fence buster.
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polan Badly Spiked.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 21.-Dolan
will be out of the Cardinal line up for
a. least ten days as result OF being
spiked in the right arm by Esan yes
terday. Fourteen stitches closed the
gap. Higgins says it Is bad blow
at this stage.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Yesterday. Results.

st Louis. 1872; New York, 1-1-3.
Batteries: weilman and Leary; keat-
ing, Brown, warhop and Sweeney.
Second game: ST. Louis, $50; New
York, Pill. Batteries: Mitchell ana
b. eary: Cole, Brown, Pieh and Nuna-
maker.
Philadelphia, 3-11-0: Chicago, $50.
Batteries: shawkey and Lapp; Scott.
Russell and Schalk.
Cleveland, 2-5-2; Washington, l-5-l.
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Base Ball Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
st Louis. 1872: Brooklyn, 6-12-3.
Batteries: Sallee and Wingo; Brown,
Enzmann and o. Miller.
Chicago, S-I4-1; Philadelphia, 1-4-l.
Batteries: HUMPHREYS and Bresna-
han; Mayer, Baumgartner and Doom.
New York, $3.50; Cincinnati, OF
Il. Batteries: Tesreau and Meyers
and Mclean: Schneider and Erwin.
Boston, LEO; Pittsburgh, 0-4-3. Bat
teries: Tyler and Whaling; Cooper
and Coleman.
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Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
st. Louis, SOL; Chicago, 2-9-1. Bat
teries: Brown, Davenport and Chap
man; Watson, LANCE and Wilson
Second game: Chicago. 4-6-2; st.
Louis, 2-6-2. Batteries: Fisk and VIII
son; Crandall and simon.
Open date for other clubs
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OF them youchsafed the opinion that
II . strike was called most Of them
would go ont anyway.
Sporting Views

sDIo JeM~ FERRIES has been aligned
by Abbott to play At first until Abs
injured digit has time to accumulate
another nail to replace the one lost
in the nrst game OF Sundays double
header. JeR has enjoyed varied
career In G. A. baseball this season.
He was In this city when the train
ing season opened and took his daily
workouts with Abbott's recruits. He
first joined the Jays when TEX
Sheldon was called to his mothers
bedside. After playing with Waterloo
for few weeks he drifted over 70
Muscatfne and after awhile got 1oD
with Boyle's men. It was not until
Jeff Joined tho Muskies that they hit
q winning stride and there fs little
doubt but what Jeff had quite bit 10
dc with this. Jen II a cracking goou
man to handle = young pitcher. II ID
mot likely that he will be perman'
ent fixture with the tribe but ms
services for . short time, at least, VIII
mo doubt be . big help to the team
Overton'e committee held meeting
last night to discuss the oeet way
continue the afron4 on divers pocket
books Of local bugs. The business Oh
raising money for the team ID getuhs
to the place now where It Is about as
hard to extract change from those
aforesaid purses as pulling teeth. Inc
members Of the committee deserve
every consideration from the business
men OF the city and they should 10
given all the help possible.
The team returne home somo'ro"
might and will play their hrst game "
the home series with the Mnskies,
present league leaders. THURSDAY. =
the club is badly in need OF money .ne
fans should turn out strong Tor tho
twelve games that will be playsf mere
during the present stay ct nom.
Money taken In at the gate is Jus, -
good, II not better. than money taken
in through subscriptions.
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Former Indian Lays Out Four Base
Smash With Bases Full in
the Third
Frame.
cENrRAI ASSOCIATION.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
At Rock Island-Rock Island, 8;
Keokuk, 4.
At Muscatine-M uscatine, 4; Bur
lington, ..
At Observation-Disclosures. 4; Clinton
8.
At Marshalltown-Ma rshalltown. I:
Cedar Rapids, 8.
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All in His Imacination.

st Louis GlobeDemocrat: President
Wilson's inference that the corpora
lions are engaged in conspiracy
agains st him is more than an infer
ence-it is q vivid piece of imagina
.tion.
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Summary.
Two-base hits-Jack, Norvold.
Home runs-Jack.
Hit by pitched ball-Seneff.
Struck out-By Seneff, 5; by Whit
taker, t.
Bases on balls-Of Semen, 3; OH
Whitaker, 2.
Sacrifice hits-Jack, Mulligan, Wet
EEL
Umpire-Glenalvin.
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c,u,e, ., stomach Troubles.

sedentary habits. lack OF out 400,
exercise, insufficient masticatio,
food, constipation, a torpid liver
worry and anxiety. overeating. partak.
ing or food and drink not suited 10
your age and occupation. Correct you.
habits and take Chamberlain's TaDle's
and you will soon be well again. foi
sale by all acknowledgements
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-21

Batteries: Gregg and Carisch: Boeh-
ling, Shaw, Bentley and Henry.
Boston, 1923; Detroit, 2-7-1 (si1-
teen innings). Batteries: Coumbe,
Leonard and Gady and Carrigan;
Dauss, Main and Stanage.
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CLUB OWNERS HOPE
FOR ARBITRATION
Views Of Big League Masnates Ex-
pressed Before Meeting Cali
ed by President Ban
Johnson.
FEDERALs ARE HAPPY
Weeaham Predicts Many Big Leagu-
uers Will Jump to the Outlaw
League After
WrangIe.
[By Hal Sheridan, United Press Stan
Correspondent

[By Hal Sheridan, United Press Stan
Correspondent
NEW YORK, July 21.-With Connie
Mack busily buzzing about, supposed
ly az a go between for the American
league magnates and players, the CLUB
owners went into session with Prest-
dent Ban Johnson here today to dis
cuss the threatened strike OF the mem
bers Of the base ball players fraternity.
1t was understood that the purpose OF
the meeting was to give President
johnson authority to wage bitter war
fare upon the players and close ala
American league parks II the men
live up to the ultimatum from President
Fultz and strike unless the ruling In
the case of Player Kraft is reversed.
President Farrell OF New YORK
and President Hedge OF St. Louis
were the only club owners missing
when the conference with Johnson
was called. Big Ban was still max
ing threatening gestures and talking
of buying locks for all ball parks, but
most of the club owners did not seem
to think there would really be q
strike.
81 am sure there will be no strike
and that this matter will be settled,
was the opinion OF President Comis-
KEY of the White Sox.
Navin Of Detroit, says he believed
an agreement would be reached. Pres
ident Johnson said the situation was
I o6 h
not have anything to do with Fultz
and for this reason the activity OF
Connie Mack was taken to indicate
that he was endeavoring to act as
mediator.
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Where They Play Today.
Keokuk at Rock Island
Burlington at Muscatile.
Cedar Rapids at Marshalltown.
Clinton at Waterloo.
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preyfuss Not Worried.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 21-Bar-
new Dreyfuss, president of the Pitts
burgh club of the National league
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Hermann Would Mediate.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 81
August Hermann, chairman OF the
National Commission was working to-
day for arbitration OF the dispute be-
tween the ball players fraternity and
the commission which may result IN
a strike of all National and American
league players tomorrow.
Hermann began by attempting to
get into communication with Ban
Johnson of the American league, and
Governor Tener OF the National league
and other members of the commits
sion.
IT do not claim the commission Is
right nor the fraternity wrong In the
Kraft matter" said Hermann. II
looks as though both sides have an
argument and there is way to settle
the whole matter but the best way IS
not a strike II Kraft has just claim
it can be easily adjusted. 1t does not
look right for about four hundred
major league players, club owners and
patrons to be affected on account OF
case as Insignificant as this and
hope the matter may be adjusted
without strike
Hermann stated that three mem
bers of the board OF directors of the
PLAYERS fraternity had agreed to allow
the Kraft case to go over until IAN
for settlem ent, but President Fuitz
who yesterday called the strike had
ca,Ied to accept this agreement. the
three we're Ed. Reu1bach, John Henry
N
denied the reported statement OF
Fultz that arbitration had previously
been suggested by the fraternity.
Federal Officers Gleefu'.
CHICAGO. July 21-Federal league
officials today viewed the proposed
strike of all American and National
league players with no outward mani
festations OF glee> save few SLY
! chuckles.
, There is no connection between
! the threatened strike and the Federal
league" said President Gilmore OF
! the Feds. at looks as though the
players finally have come to the con-
clusion that they can get justice only
through united action"
Owner Chas. Weeghman Of the Chi
cago Feds ventured the prediction
that many of the big 1eaguers viii
iump to the Feds IL the threatened
row gives them an opportunity to dis
solve their contracts. Members OF the
Cubs and Phillies are ready to join
in the strike. according to Bill Swee-
ney OF the Cubs and Hans Lobert OF
the Phillies, representatives Of the
players fraternity on their respective
teams.
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Where They Play.

Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburgh
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
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Score by Innings.
Keotuk 0 0 o o 0 Of
Rock Island 80 0 6 0 1 0 0 x-9
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where they play,

st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
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READ The DAILY Gate CO.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Standing Of the Clubs.
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The following is an editorial in yes
terday's Burlington Gazette:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
I'LL Power, Ambition, Rage, and Even Love

1t Is important to notice tina tmnd and muscles
both use up the food. That Is why we
cannot think we'll if overwork ourselves
physically. We have learned from Dr. Grille
that there is an organ--the thyroid gand-which
regulates the expenditure Of energy but Its
action may be overcome to some extent by an
effort Of the Will.
DR.. Grille is professor OF surgery In the West
ern Reserve University OF Cleveland. He is
noted for many inventions, discoveries and
novel theories In surgery. For instance. he In
troduced the method of avoiding shock in
surgical operations. which is now practised with
much success by himself and many other sur
geons all over the world.
BY this method the cruel shock which is con-
Veyed to the brain and nerves of patient even
under anaesthesia Is completely cut out II Is
this shock which produces sometimes, sudden
DEATH and at other times, the nausea. exhaus.
ton, collapse and other distressing symptoms
which commonly follow surgical operations
Under Or. Crlie's method two anaesthetics must
be employed One Is a general anaesthetic
such as every surgeon has been accustomed to
use In major operations. The other Is a local
anaesthetic to be used only on the locality
operated on and designed to cut off the shock
producing messages which fly out from there to
the brain and all parts of the body. Part of the
brain remains awake during the old fashioned
suffers operation and suffers terribly from
what Is going on 1t is DR.. Criles ingenious way
to keep this part Of the brain In ignorance OF
what Is happening.
Diagram Showing How the Actual Amount Of
Energy in Nerve Is Measured.
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to make her son the head OF the family She
sailed for Europe the day after Vincent's
marriage, having the situation we'll I'm hand
with Mrs. Vincent Astor ready and willing
to aid In the ntruggle II these capable ma
irons have their way, and society says they
Will, there will be new house OF Astor, but 1t
But If Mrs. Aston NO. loses what she has
been fighting for. and Mrs Aston No. wins it
VIII be only another extraordinary turn OF the
whirlLzig fate that has controlled the two since
tho Astor Force marriage.
BY her divorce Mrs. Aston No lost much
BY her marriage Mrs Aston No. stepped
into the full glow of fortunes sunshine
The tragedy Of tho Titanic gave back 10
Mrs. Astor No. the virtual control of one
of the greatest fortunes In the world. II took
that control from Mrs. Aston No. 2.
AS tlie beloved mother OF Vincent then the
richest unmarried young man in America, Mrs
Astor No. became the director OF his pal.
aces. his possessions and his expenditures
She regained possession Of tho great Astor
yacht. the Mona: OF the splendid Aston Jew
els. OF the great Astor Hudson River estate,
Fernciffe. Of the charming old Newport Astor
villa Beechwood. of the motor cars horses,
ca~riayoa. plate and other family treasures
BY the same tragedy. Mrs Astor No.
lost all these things
Most strangely. too. Mrs. Astor No. / re.
gained by death her title as the woman head
OF the family. II was announced that she
would be called Mrs. John Astor' and mot
Mrs. Ava Willing Astor" On the other
hand. Mrs Astor No. is always spoken OF
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bred in the midst OF the stress OF our present.
day life? Presentday life. In which one must
ever have one hand on the sword and the other
on the throttle. Is a constant stimulus of the
kinetic system. The force OF these kinetic
stimuli may be lessened at the brain link by
intelligent control-a protective control Is ex-
perimentally attained now by many OF the most
successful men. We know that any organ in
the system overstrained or overstimulated
causes impairment of the whole system"
In discussing the relative importance OF the
organs in the system. Dr. Grille said that all
about equally vital Contrary to general opin.
lon. he said OF the brain, the suprarenals and
the liver. the brain. If any. was the least vital.
at Is q question" he said. whether the brain
is not more dependent on the suprarena gland
then the suprarenal is on the brain. In our
periments on animals we eliminated the brain
by beheading the animals and were able to pre-
serve life In the headless bodies for eleven hours
by transfusing blood from live creatures"
Dr. Grille discussed his discoveries and theory
chiefly in the light of their application to sur.
have an equally important bearing on psychology
and all the operations Of the mind. This fact,
indeed was Immediately commented upon by
psychologists and philosophers DR.. Grille OBJ.
served that fear and rage exhausted the ener.
giles OF the kinetic system. But fear and rage
are mental processes and II they use up the
latent energy. so must love. ambition and pug
cling over the intricacles Of mathematical
problem.
In the domain OF mental operations this dis
coyery means that fuel provided by the digestion
ID nTSt stored IN the river. Tnen II rs taken up
by the suprarenal glands and converted into a
purer and more ethereal substance. which may
be compared to the gas which the carbureter
produces from gasoline.
Then the new substance Is carried through
the circulation to the brain. In response to mes.
sages sent by the nerves. In the brain 1t Is con.
verted into the higher mental operations.
When the fuel Is needed for muscular work
and not for thinking 1t Is not taken to the brain.
but the brain directs its expenditure more or
less unconseiously. according to the nature of
the action to be performed. In case OF physical
aots the brain appears to be the least important
organ OF the chain. as the experiment With this
headless dog showed