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United labor bulletin., 1915-01-23
SIGHT FOR SORE EYES.

l was very much panied to read description
OF the society folk at the horse show the other
night from my Bro. Jefferay's pen. who works in
the vineyard with to the country. II
master description he wrote of what they
didn't have on--I mean the female portion-and
it fairly made my eyes water because | was not
there | am in Jeff's class when it comes to being
in the scar and yellow, but If | had supposed il
would have done me much good as it seems to
have done-made the world look bright the
next day or SOL certainly would have put on
pair OF double strength glasses, borrowed the
price OF admission ticket. secured situation
as usher in the thick OF the business and missed
nothing Judging from Jeff's cffuson, the
sion must have done him good. besides helping
him some wish he would visit all the places
where society shows and give vent to his feelings
certainly enjoy reading such ads
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Mufoef@nitten

alapierlebrer: rmeine @ndbi.e, i@
per ihere @te, bob i@ troy metnes
fur5en M~ufentbo1tes bter f@on febr
befannt bin; man reiBt fi@ I'M met
men l1nterrt9t, i9 f0nnte Schiller ba<
ben, 70 piel i@ nur mol1te -. tpi7en
sic nteleibt etnen?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
RiMdtltt6e.
Cine tpmbmerbare @ettmng.

&o9 oben, mo ser Mlpen i9neebe<
beetle @d1epter ii9 gum @immel erbe-
ben, liegt Dos @orf @rin6eIpal6. Sin
6er Mabe erbebt ftd] bis gu elmer @obe
BON iiber 300 Metern Dos @etter-
born, bon 6eiIen %iteilen Mbbdngen fid
mebrere @letider in's Ebol binutnter-
5ieben.
sc uar am z. sssuIi 1887, aIs Elm
gintpobner 6es Dorfes @rin6elpa16,
@briition 8obrer, feline Sdafbeer6e
in's @ebirge binauftrieb. gr moIlte
ei11en ser @letfder iberfdreiten rn6
itnr6 ont oberen gn6e 6esfelben, aIs
6as @is na6gub mn6 er 100 Meter
in Der Giefe beridtuatr6.
8eii1ma1ngsloS lag. er % nn6 er<
mobte erit ma9 gera11mer 8eit. Mn=
mablib erin11erte er itb olles 6eiiem,
tpas bora1tsgegange1 NOR, aber bolI<
itdn6ige SimterniB umgab i'm, Lag
er 6o9 m1f Dem Seliengrutr6e 6es
@leti9ers. 9a fiblte ser nngliif=
lide et1,en hurdtboren @dmer3 in
bet6en @dultern; Ser Unite Mrm
f9ien gebro9em sic redte @dulter
berrenft gu fem. Mebem linn rmfdte
elm @aifer. Das tpar Elm @Ieti@er-
bo9t! un6 tpo Ser binflieBt, 90 gtbt
es einen Ma1stpeg aus 6ieim f11rdt-
baren @efdngmB! Muf ieiren tpa1n-
Sen &nien friebt er 1angiam meiter,
Iangiam 6em 9amfe see 8ddlei1rs fol-
gen6. Oft bdngt 6as GIG 10 bidt
iiber ibm, baB er i'm Ba@e ielbft tpei-
terrutiden mtB. Slber feline Mnitren<
gtmgen ftn6 ibm 5u idtper. SIZE @ei-
n11ten tper6en iban 5n Sfa1noen, aber
er6lid iiebt er fi@ 6o6 ont 3ie1e fei-
1rer iAredIidetr Man6eri@oft. St
it,bt m Sborgetu0lbe oes @1eti@ers,
ONT TnBe 6es @etterborns nn6 f9a1t
na6 5nan5igitiim6iger @efangenidaf
6ie itrablen6e Connie am lidtblal1ett
@im1nel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
Ser Ginflnf ser SHUTTER.

8elden @influB cine brobe Mutter
our@ sic gr5iebung ibrer &in6er a1f
oieie om1erno o11s5uiiben bermag, be,
metfen 3oblreidye 8eiipiele. ~SSl1nge
8d11me iin6 letdt 5u biege11," fagt
oos 5pri@mort, nn6 in elmer Mim1te
bringt ma1t an einem &l11mpen 2ebm
mebr 5u @tanbe, nls IN elmer 5tun6e
an ei1tem barten 8iegelitein. MebnGt6
lit es mit Dem aarten &tn6erber5en,
mel9es rod 10 empfdngli@ fir aues
Cute 1T un6 gero6e 6as Cole germ
n1fmimm, merm cine quite Mh1tter
es beritebt, auf ibr @n6 in fluger
2iebe etn3utpirfen. "
@ar6olph Elm @unn Der @iiien<
pflegte 5u iagem: rSh6 mare
Elm @ottesleugmer getpor6en, tpenn ib
mild ridt imrter tuie6er an incline
M1ttter bditte ertmrern miiien, tpie
iie meine flei1nen @dn6e int sic ibrt-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
Ser beitrafte Sanlpefs.

Gin NIT 9uI5 bela6ener @iel m1B=
tie eiten Slug 6urdidreiten, gliH I'M
@aiier outs un6 blieb einige Mugen=
glide bebogli9 in ser fiiblen Glutb
ltegen, @eim Ma1fiteben fan6 er Sic
Soft be691ten6 erIeidtert, mei1 6as
Sal5 int @aiier geidmol3en moor.
Sen @ortbeiI tpil i6 Mir mer=
fen, 6adte 2angobr, ir6em er m1trt=
teren 5drittes ieinen @eg f%ortiebte;
un6 als er mutt feinen @aden nieoer
etnnaI in Sen SInB font, fieI er OBJ
iidtli@ nie6er, legte ii6 anf Die red=
tie 1tn6 6arm o11f sic Itrfe Seite l1n6
5og, ols er sic 2ait geidtpnnoen fiibl-
te, bergniigt feline @ege.
Ser @n1fnrnrtm nber, 6etn Der @fel
11n6 sic @oare geb0rten, tpar NIT
1bieiem &ttnftgrtff 6es @felS feines-
tpegs etnberitanben. Tim linn 6eniel-
BEN at berlet6en, IieB ct ibn nGditen
Gags itott 6es Snl5es NIT Babe
beIoIte1. @a1tm bottle ft6
num- ser gfe1 I'M G11tiie tpie6er ME
6ergeitred, 10 iogen sic Sdtpamtme
cine 10 groBe me1rge @oiier Elm, 6oB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
familiexkrei$.
T%ramenbanbe.

"Gie @ar6 lit Elm @lie6 BON un-
m1sipredliditer un6 oaer5uberlaiiig-
iter 8e6euh1ng," iagt 2apaer, ~meil
m1 oerielben feline @eriteQung ftat
bat." Sd miq un6 fam bier feine
dyiromontifde @tu6ie %anitreben, id
modte nun bon Ser 6raaenbano re-
Sen.
Ser reiB'ge &ano, sic r11r gum Die
Son friib Biz aben6s ipat berett,
sSn Dir lit mir bos 8iD eridienen
Ser edten 6ea1tiden 8eiblidteit!
Oefter als sos MntliB er5abG unS
sic @an6 oie @eididte 6es menid)en.
ga re6et ie6e lire eigene Sprad)e,
groBe un6 %arbeitsbnrte, fleine, 5ier<
Iide uno gepflegte, franfe un6 geirn-
oe &dn6e. 9ie SUPERINTENDENT, iie
lit nidt mei@ un6 meiB un6 fem,
bieGeidt iogor EN- tpeni9 nrbeits-
bort, aber tpo un6 me1n iie ii@ regt,
% lit es, als Oh cine @door &ein5el-
man1rden ibr aur 8erfigung ita16en,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

ge1t fdlob, tuiabrero iie NIT mir ME
berfniete nnb mild belebrte, ben berr'
lide11 Ma11en Seills o1%ls3urllfen."
81 Moams, Dem groben @raiioen-
ten Der @ereinigten Stnaten, iagte
emit Elm &err: Scum meiB i@, uie
Sic Der Mann %getporben, Der Sic
ii,uo." ~ n@ieio?" uSsybb bobe Die
@riefe geleien, 6ie Sbre Ma1tter al,
Den Sobn geidrieben bot"
Die Mrtter 6es @rdiioerten @aib-
ington er5og ibren Sobn our Muf<
ridtigfeit u1r6 Srommigfeit. MIs
man ibr in ibren alter Gagem sic
@adridt iberbrodte, ibr @eorg lei
an Die bodite @teQe Der morbnmeri-
fanifben &epablif erboben mor6en,
melde 6oS 9amo geben tonne, iagte
6ie tpiir6ige Grm1 rubig: Scum, metn
@eorg lit tmnler ein gutter Sobm ge=
tpeim."
@ines MenoS idB cine Meutter unt=
ter Ser &oa1Stbiir. Gle iprob nit if
rent Sobne uber sen @rl0ier, mab-
reno lire Tbra1ren o11f SEN @opf 6es
&in6es perlten. Nns 6ieier &rtobe
fpdter i'm fraftigen Mannesalter
itam6, er5ablte er biefen @orfau IN
elmer &re6igt un6 febte bin3u: uDieie
Gbranen tparen es, oie midi 51 ei11em
Miiionar gemodt baben."
8etamnt lit, 6aB eines Soges ie<
man6 Den &aiier Mapoleon L. fragte:
u@as feblt Der frun80iiiden Matton
bal1ptid6li6?" - r8robe Miitter!"
6eS &aiiers fur5e bieliugen6e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

@atte bier Mer5te. u@ie boben
idlon Iange 11idt mebr BON mir ge=
Bort" &err g. @erntirtg BON Mrmoltr,
g., uuber i@ babe tne6er Sie nod
SSbbre Me6i5in bergeiien. ST babe
SSbnen getpiB ido1r friber mttgetbeiH,
6ab tds iebS Sabre am' Magen Tit.
@ier Mer5te baben MIDI matchmaker
bebon6eIt, aber feiner fonrte Mir beI<
fen. Sd gebratdtte. Ssorni's Mpen<
ffrGd1ter, int gart5en gloltbe i6, flint
Bafden, 1tn6 es beilte mid. @eit-
Dem BIN i@ iurn,er gef1n6 getpeien,
tpofiir ih @ot bat1ffe."
Gauien6e baben Sic @or3iige bon
Gorni's M%penfra1ter, nIs elmer ge<
i1tn6beitsgeben6en Me6i5tn, be3e11gt.
@enn Sie fid fir ein tpirfi@ gates,
@eilmitteI intereiiie,
re1 10 miro Sbaren Sorni's Mlpen-
frG11ter gefauen. @s lit 1ridt in Mpo-
gu baben. @pe5ialaeentem lie
fern eS 6em 811bltf1tm brett bom 60
borotortum. Man fdreibe on: Dr.
Tabrnep & Cons &c., 1876
&opne Mbe., Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
10 Gents GascaretS
,uer1t bilt0s p6er peritopft.
a5iir franfes &ppftueb, iauren N3asen,
trGge 2eber nrtb Gtnge,uetbe - Ste
arbetten tp61renb SIR fhlaft.

8e1egte 3nnge, id1edter @eidmad,
InberbauIi1fett, bleide @antfarbe nnb
elenbige &ppftpeben fomtnen bon elmer
berbGrteten Qeber unD berltopften @ingez
ipeiben, tpobur6 gner Magen angefiiM
miro nit unberbauter Nabrnng, tpelde
fduert 1rnb gdbrt glei6 &raut tn etnem
ongeidtpoIenen Sab. 9ies 1T Der erite
59rtt at lmge5abltem @leno. linz
acknowledged, fa1le @ale, i4le6ter
Mtbem, gelbe &~autfarbe, tnnere Snrdt,
mas i9redlid l1nb tpioerlt6 lit. Gin
gnscaret hente Mbenb tptrb @uren ber&
itopften gingetpeiben eine burdadngige
Metntgung brtngeu unb gud am @orgen
3nre9f gebram 1aben. Sic arbetten
pGbrenb Str f1laft cine 10 Cent
5dahteI bon @lrem Mpotbefer miro @u9
mordfelnnQ allt fiibIeu maiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
Gtiuas int anse.

SIT Sir idon einmoI ettpas in's
Ma1ge geflogen? So? Dnr1r tpeiBt
D1, pelde Shmer3en 10 elm min5i,
ges Stoa1bforndyen einem per1rrfoden
tant. @as fba1it 9a1, tpe1111 Dir ioIdy
Elm nnfau begegnet? gu reibit bas
Mnge, nidt mabr? gu 5iebit Dos
obere Mugenli6 iber 6as 11ntere un6
reibt nod etrnnol, eff? - @an8 per-
febr, mein @eiter! Gang berfebrt!
Sab Sir eradbIen!
Ne11ltd f1br id init einem 6reun=
6e, ser oa1f Der Is. 81. nn6 @t. 8. 8ng=
fiibrer 1T, a1f Ser 2ofomotibe. SA
ida11te gum Seniter 6es fleinen &ars~
bers bina11s 1rn6 - tpupps! - 90
batte i6 ettpus Inn Mmge. Sd rieb
nn6 1ieb mn6 rieb - es tam 1ridt
bern1ts.
~Seben sic, mein lieber &err,"
iagte Ser 8ugfibrer, 90 madden sic
NUN fpds >gdf15 Nerfebrtes. Getbe1
@ie mail Dos on6ere Muge!"
S tpas, int m6ern lit ia nidts!"
u@inerlei, reiben @ie 6as an6ere
Sd fornte fa1m aus SEM bertp1tn-
6eten Mrge ieben unb es tbat tpir gar
sSb befolgte SEN @otb meines
rtn6 rieb 6os geiun6e M11-
&c. 11n6 iiebe 6n! - Mo6 elmer
bling ser Heire @in6ringling
ont Ser @fmper, 10 6aB i9 ibm nit
Sen Singer tpegnebmer ton1rte. =
@ie fommt's? @eiB 1i&t. Sc lift
ODER tpobr! @em Sir tpie6er etpos
Mrge fIiegt Damn reibe SOS at1-
6ere, un6 gu mirit feIbit ieber, 6aB
es tpabr lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

Rubner 8ere1et@.
Rprporal (3u Den @etruten): rTrei
muBt sybr Serbs in sic Welt f4auer,
pie-mie elm frantierter 8ritf!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

un6 100 fie idnfft, berbreitet iie Be-
bagen un6 Segen. 9u gibt es ratbe,
nit un8dbligen @iiien un6 @iBdyen
iiberiaete @dn6e, un6 fife iin6 10 ber<
ebrungsmir6ig! @r3dblen iie 6o9 al
lie bon tre11er 8flibterfiIlung, ia oft
bon idtperem @ampf um's @afetn.
@er batte ridt fdon sic Sro11en<
bmb ONT @ranfenbeH paltenb ber<
ipiirt? @ie beritebt fife es, BEN Sci,
6en6en at ituben! @ie limo rtn6 mei6
r11bt ite auf ser @tirn 6es Siebern=
sem! @ie beiorgt glaittet ite sic &fi-
fem, or6net 6os 2ager un6 ueidt 6ie
Me6icin! Sen @eneiem6en leitet Tie
beim eritem 54riH ms neu gel@enfte
2eben, 6em To6ten 6riidt iie bie M1t=
gem at 1tnb foltet linn 6ie &dn6el
Gru11enbar16e nebmen omes unan-
genebme tpeg 11n6 eb1ten SEN 2ebens<
meg, ielbft a1f Soften 6es eigeret
@oblergebens. Srarrenbdn6e glatten
6em @atten 6ie forgerbone Sttrn un6
iteben linn beIfen6 Bel i'm 2ebe1rsfQm
pfc. ln6 pie bel Segen berbreitet
Ole Gra11enban6 int Dienite Der Mr-
mem l1n6 unglidIi6en! @ie mmtde
Ebrdne gilt es ga gu trodnen, tpie
manden &atnger 51 itimen un6 mani
die 8I0Be 3u be6eden. meberom trihttt
Iiebebon Die 6ralrenbmb etn. sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

lirbert nod M6glidfet ales glenb,
fpeiiet Die &ungrigen, trdnfet Die
Da1riterben, beflei6et Die Madtem ln1
tr0itet sic 8etrIbten un6 1tmmt iid
oller glerbe1r u1r6 &1lmmerbollen an.
~S%rolenbdi1uoe Teenban6e."
Beenbdnoe baben iene iungen Md6.
dert, sic Ser altern6em Ml1tter our
Sette NIT 9iebe, Grelle lnb Mnm1ttb
Linn b1usliben &reiie malten un6 nit
fpieIemoer 9eidtigfeit alles bas Der,
ridten, tpas Sen olten &dnoen idmer
u1r6 1a11er 3u mer6en beginnt. sic I'M.
iorgea @ater uno Matter lnb berei-
ten Dem Smtie @ebagen, Srie6en,
b6nslide 0rbm1ng 1an6 Slid. @in6
bas 1idt Seenbdn6e? 2etber mer6en
lie ba,t5l1tage idon ieltener; 6afiir
baben mir cine a1p6ere Mrt &anbe -
6ie tr6l1me1r6 in Sic Gotten greifen,
gro5i0s 6en Solder ban6baben un6
nit 6em r2ebem tdnbeln."
l1n6 mas leiitet 6ie fleibige Sral1en-
bomb no6 nebenbei nit ser Ma6el!
sic itrih sic un3dbligen Striimpfe
nn6 StriimpfeM nabt &em6en nn6
@em6dyen, beilt nn6 flidt &ifie mn6
20der 5uiammen, f11r5rtm iie unter-
5iebt ii6 ieber @an6arbeit Bis 5m 6en
finn ltpoll1ten, Sen @tidereiet1, Male,
reien II. |. ~, mutt 6eren iie Stride,
MltGre uno sos eigene &eim i9miidt.
Cine Tiiue bon 2iebestperfen ldnfft
oie nimmermii6e 6ranenban6.
Cine &un6 gibt eS m1f gr6en, sic
mus 6ie lieblte bon unen - bie Meuts
terban6, meiit 6ieielbe, mie 6ie fleiBt-
&c Sn1srmtenbar6. Mrtterban6 lei
tet bas &i1ro beim eriten @dritt ms
2eben, betpabrt eS Dor l1ngemab un6
fiibrt eS felt un6 iidyer 611rb ra1be,
beidperlide, bertporrene @ege. Wf1t=
terban6 meibt es morgenS urro
aben6s mutt Dem fl. &reu35eiden 6es
&errn. Mh1tterban6 fultet Ole flei=
1len San66en gum eriten @ebet. Wfatt-
terban6 bilft DEM &tn6e ole @dtpie,
rigfeiten iibermin6en; iie fubrt sic
fleine @an6 Bel ie6em erften @eriuh,
rnb feline rubt 10 innig, 10 fromm
auf urierem &aupte in BEN midtig=
iten Ml1genbliden 6es 2ebens, feline
6riiH 10 tparm 11niere &edte, tpenn
mir bon Sorgen, &ummer un6 un-
glid beimgeiu6t merben. SIMMER
nod sla1tben mir Tie 5n fpiiren, fub+
lem iie in 1eIigem @rinnern, men1
mir iie ldngft mdt mebr beittem.
uM11tterban6 lit mei@, felbit mern
iie itrafftt," iagt Elm altes @pridtport.
@epib Elm i@0nes Coos, bas Der
Srm1enban6 getuor6en, iiberaM bel-
fenb, 1tiiBen6, nl1bbrimger6 nn6 ber-
id0nern6 I'M 2eben 3u tpirfen. @ie
mandes Segensmort mag ibr fdon
gaporben, tpie oft mag fe berbeige-
iebnt, mie oft a116 fdon bermbt mor-
SEN fem! 9egen liegt cuff ibrem
trel1erL ielb1tloien @alten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

Der Giel gar 1idt pie6er %aufiteben
tonnte nn6 Bate ertrinten miiiiem,
tpettr ibm Der Ereiber ti6t al &ilfe
gefommer tpare.
Son Nun on bitete er ii6 iorg-
faltig, feline 9a6rrg nit Dem @ai-
Ter tn @erlBra1ng gu bringen.
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@%erfpGtete 2iebe.

49,. @ie, &D@in, NIT S9ren pier@
3ig Sabren fan9en Sic nod etnmal etn
@erbdltnts an9"
ga, Maoom, in metner Sugenb
bin T. bot lauter 3abnpeb nit gum
lieben 'fommen!"
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nnporfi@tig.

v6aben sic Dem Trem6en bic @e@z
1lng %9e9eben?"
aeuner: rSSapobl-auf ber Srepz
pe!!"
!9oteli.r (entfebD: rMuf Der fteilen
sic unporfi9tiser Menf4!"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-05
BOSTON L00KSBEST FOR SERIES:
HOLDS 80 POINT LEAD To WIN
Importance of Catchers Becomes Apparent and Klfer
May Prove Prominent in Coming Contest if He Is in
His Best Condition. Carrigan is Likely to Take
a Turn Behind the Mask Himself

I'VE have reached the next to the
M most important position You
must remember that these are
individual values, and. that when we
come to reduce these figures to the
final value. the worth Of each man in
defence is his Individual worth, plus or
minus the importance Of his position.
The Importance Of the catcher is much
more in defence than that Of any Of
the regulars We have studied. almost
three times the worth Of left fielder,
for instance
These figures would be more satisfac-
tory to Philadelphia fans if Bill KILL
fer was in his best condition. The
damaging OF that sterling athletes
throwing arm was something Of a blow
TO Moran's hopes and his long layoff
SLAVES Killifer's average considerably
and brings up Burns's Importance, even
if killifer gets into condition to catch
up to near his standard.
To reach the value Of a catching staff
for a worlds series, ii is necessary to
pursue a different method from that
used in computing the value Of the
other players in such a series. We
cannot reach the value by figuring how
much Cady is worth as a batter. base
runner, etc. as backstop, thrower, foul
grabber, watcher Of bases, worker with
pitchers, blocker Of runners. etc: we
cannot pursue the same course with
Carrigan and Thomas. and divide by
three What We must do is to figure
all points Of offensice and defencive
strength OF each man. then figure how
many games each viii catch. Jimmy
Archer on the bench isn't worth as
much as Tom Needham would be, catch
ing two innings
Figuring the Cntchers.
To reach this conclusion is not hard
with Philadelphia I have figured four
parts Killifer and two parts Burns in
the Philly catching dope. in Boston L
have figured four parts Cady, two
Thomas, and one Carrigan, on the
theory that the Red Sox manager will
be in there steadying pitchers. or Will
pinch hit in some game and then don
the wind pad Cady viii, Of course, do
all the work with Wood, and Carrigan
is not likely TO start himself except
with Ruth, as catching naturally de-
tracts from his value in handling the
team and directing its play. He viii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-05

catch Ruth's game and perhaps be in
parts Of other games.
Thomas is hard to figure, but he Will
work with one or two of the left hand
ers unless they show symptoms Of wild
ness Carrigan will not let him go far
II the pitchers begin to look unsteady.
kllifer undoubtedly would do all
OF Philadelphia's catching but for the
tact that he has been out Of commits
sion. and Moran might fear that he
would be overworked or knocked out
entirely and he may use Burns early.
Killifer's arm has been worse condi-
tion than many suspected and even now
il is far from being strong.
Carrigan Has Slowed Up.
Let US study them Individually Car
rigan is the dean. Of course. He is not
what he was. He has slowed up: he
doesn't hit the way he did, and he was
slow to start with and is not now
heavy slugger- He is a dangerous man
at bat in spite Of low percentage. and
always was one OF those fellows who
cracked the ball at the opportune mo-
ment He has lot OF confidence in
Bill and is likely to send himself to
bat in a pinch, and when a manager
does that he had better make good. He
with pitchers, and not a little Of the
great success Of his pitching staff has
been due 10 his patience with and his
encouragement Of trying Youngsters.
We will study Carrigan at closer range
in the study Of managers, and can re-
gard him now as a catcher only. He is
grand backstop, steady as a rock
cool, and a very fair thrower even
now. He knows batters and works
with his pitchers well, or. rather. makes
them work with him His calm steadi-
ness helps nervous, szittish pitchers
not a little.
Cady II Boston Catcher.
Cady, who is the real catcher Of BOs-
ton. is a huge fellow much after the
CarriEan type save that he is a much
harder hitter. He is the best swatter
Of the Catchers under scrutiny. and is
liable TO hit one a block. He slams
most Of his hits in one direction. which
handicaps him, but even then, when you
get a big, slow moving fellow who
takes about as long TO reach first as
It does Cobb TO take two bases. and
who still hits $50 and hits the good
pitchers, you have something.
With his weight and strength. Cady
Continued on next Dage.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-05
SAN XAVIER MARATHON
Is ARRANGED FOR NOV. 5

Tucson. ARK. Oct 5.-The second
san Xavier marathon viii be run on Fri
day, November 5. the second day OF the
Southern Arizona fair at Tucson. and
viii start at the historic san Xavier
Mission and finish IN front Of the
grandstaud at the fair grounds. 8 dis
lance OF u miles. Including one mile
at the fair grounds
Entrants must be IS years OF over.
The first prize will be 800 and the
remaining prizes viii be announced
later. Winners who desire to protect
their amateur standing may take tro-
ply cups Of equal value. Entries should
be made TO Ralph E Heron, manager.
Box o, Tucson, Ariz- An entry fee OF
81 will be charged all entrants.
This win be the second time that the
san Xavier marathon has been run.
the first time being in 1913. All three
winners OF the former race will be IN
the present event.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-05
WHITFIELD MAY OUTGLASS LEWIS,
THOUGH LEWIS BEST IN DEFENCE
Comparison of Infield and Outfied Shows Philes In
field Is Best While Red Sox Are One Point Ahead in
Outfeld; Whitfield is One Of Best Players in Base
ball Because of His Happy Disposition.

the fellow who turned serious situa-
tons into q joke, who laughed or
rows between players, smOOthed over
difficulties, stood between some Of the
athletes and Stalllngs. often taking the
seedlings Of the lrascible manager
upon himself to shield some more. sen
sItiVe person Stallings used him
when he wanted to vent his ire upon
the team and Whitted grinned and
passed IL OFF with q Jest
On the Phillies' team he has been
invaluable in keeping Up the team
spirit during discOuraging times. de
has cheered the players along, fur
nished the pep and the punch that
some of them needed, and made
MOran's way easier by his tact IN
strengthening out those little internal
clashes that so often injure a ball
club.
Whitted Dangerous In Attack.
Whitfield Is a dangerous man on the
attack. resource1uL, quick TO switch
his plan, and he can hit lie bumps
that old grape fruit 10 the tune OF
about $50, gets on a lot OF times, and
IS one Of the top notchers in run scOr-
ing for his team.
His fielding. is not brilliant, but 1t
has been satisfactory and with a
steady Job assured he has really done
better work this year than he did last
On the bases he is not a speedy man,
but he IS tricky, trying TO outguess
pitchers, and he steals a fair NUM- Der
other team unprepared- He is Just a
little above the average in mechanical
ability for Outflelders, ne watches bat
tiers closely, and he works hard and
fights all the time 1t is his spirit
and punch that make him compare so
well with his rival
Duffy Lewis is one OF the problems
Of the series. We have come to be so
accustomed TO referring to BostOn's
wonderful Outfield that at times we
take It for granted that il is flawIess.
Carrlgan does not>figtre things that
way lie sits down thee on the bench
and sees a lot of things that are for
rotten by the fans. There was a
time late this season when 1t seemed
as II Lewis would be benched and that
ttendrle kson would get = steady job IN
Le1L Ileld- 1t was rumOred through
the American league that the change
was certain. but it did rot take place.
as Lewis braced considerably in his
WORK. especially in his Fitting.
Lewis Has Courage.
Lewis is not the greatest outfieluer-
He is scarcely above the average as
mechanical fielder. but he has strong
points as against his weak His
ability to throw and TO cut off hard
drives that 90 foul after crossing third
fConffnu.T m, 80 ..ar.n