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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-24
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9as geitrige 4rotofoa mllroe Der
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lelbige ion alts penn Spe5tdlfono fir
1olde 8erbcIierasfaselr beidgtar Com
n1iliion be5ablt meroet.
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titr Die peranidlagten Soften ser
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mittags ana 10. s11ti 1916, l,no ge-
.oftl1et tperoell bonn Gatb gleib oa-
ralti.
altf geb6rig llnter7tiitten 1,llb on
igei1or1n1elten M1ltrag mitroe bas M11=
bot BON Sarneo 4 Son Maltr Sic Sic
ferltl1q bon Iefprofipucu fiir Sns
Go,lrt Soltie fir Die Slmmc bon 500
81 iibcrrebnlen, altgenor1rnen: 1 SD
der, 212 bei Is SUB; % S1d)cr 8
BET 6; 2 uStreanprs" 3 bei SO Inb;
10 9ltbeno ugolltm Stiders".
Muf geborig nnterltiibte1 1l,to a11-
ge1tommenen Mntrag puroe anqeoro-
net, bob Clara Matbiloa Seller cine
Snlaliin 0cs gGt. Mleaioltt Ssrrell=
balts III Sbbllt oes County ge1lo1ll=
men tper0e, begilneno am /. Sss1u1i
1916, p%oral.sgelest, oaB Scott goul1-
tp bon alien Mnipriiden fin Sic Ser
ptlegrng ser Iatietttin i'm 5taats-
9olpital bis 5a bciagtem 9atum.
Mtiprl1d por Or. 6. g.. Sfin1er-
III Sobe bon ST. fir ar5lid)e Siilfe.
lll1o 9esinfi5irnns IN 5pei 5aacll.
BON 8lattern ser 6anilie bon 8lert1t
Eort, SeGlaire Gomnibip, mlroe.
ltl1tcrbreitct ulo altf geborig inter.
ltllbten ltno af|gellpnnntenen Mntraa
lptroe ielbiaer bcpilliet meld,en sic
tSoipnlbip Sutltces 5ll beitdtigcn, iih
lpelgerten.
Sansbalt : Nllipru6 bon Ganiel
Moore IN Ser Slarrme bon $50 fin
sdaoen ollrd) Ben &erlltlt eincs bon
eiltem Snlro getooteten Iiillens am
~. Sl1ti 1915, mtrbe mieber sur@e=
%ratbltng anfgerllfen, llto auf aebGrig
li1'terltiitten llnb angenommc,len PM
traa mitroc Ser InipruA uidt be-
wiaigt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-24

9ue 5timmseber, ipefde iid git Sci,
INSTRUMENTATION @hltnbiaben ser SCI
.mofratte befcni1en, iinh cinaelaben,
ii6 an Ser @ab1 bon 9elegaten Su biez
Ter aonbe,1tipn git bctbeiligcn.
SIN auftrag bes 9emofratiidcn
Central @pmmittees. Ser in elmer olt
8. Scat 1915 n~bgc6oltencn @erlananz
lung ertbeilt purbe:
s. 90. Mcb1tulbs, @priiter.
q. S. granasau, scfretdr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-24

III Ser Slumslte pons270.60 on 2urd,s
LAB 9tp. SO, aeGlaire SumnIbip, pol-
lenoet bot, mlroe llnterbreitet, uno
alf geboriN Notwithstanding ,ipltr-
DE f%olgenoe Reiolution angenoumen:
19elhEoilcn, oaB Ser gomtpssllloi-
tor bierolrd1 illltrltirt lit, cine sln-
ueiinn9 atf Den Sriidenionb aus5lts
ltellen SIT @,lliten BON Gbas. @inn in
Der Sunlnte bon $4,000, 50 Gro5ent
oes bonn Gonntp= SS1genieltr certifisirs
ten gctraaes filr Irbcit nod lle6er-
einfommen on G1llpcrt No. SO, sc.
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lGprtlehuna auf Ser 5. Seite.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-24

europa e%ripartct i'm Sllli crnlte
Sricbcnsppridlase bon @aibmgtpn.
gs licbt aber eat8 banah aus, aIs pd
@albinetpn i'm Suli @ibtigeres 5u
tbuu bnben miro ltnb 5tuar in cntgcz
genaeiebtcr &idtlntg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-24

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Imertfancrtbum berz
tritt. Snsipilden bleibt es bel
n8tbe lit Die erite giirecrpflidt."
3ulttiide nttb nnpplitiide &anbsloFen.
Gas critic glltt lit in Merifo gez
%flplien. @ir fiirdbten, es lpirD nod
mebr flieben.
Gas erite @efe6t 5piiden .Mmcz.
rifanii1cn Srlppen unb Sruppen Car
rau5as bat ltattscfunben.
= Gs biirften linn piele fplgcn. -
@offentlid itnb lie fir nnierc Iruppen
erfol9reiacr, als oieies critic.
= aiies pber Srieben? g}a6 Sic
fem eriten Befebt fam man 1agen:
Sic @iirfcl iinb %sefaIeI1." Sic fielen
allf &rieg.
sll1s Dem gcrbDr NSorsans erz
gtebt ii6, DOB er Elm uanolpnotbing~
lit.
- SIM gerb6r Dor ber1 1lnterll1<
dltngs : Committee bes sc. 9. Staatsz
%lcnators Gbpmpl pu ipegen bes Suffer-
borough sdipinbcls lagte @orsall
INNER: SD tpeib bon nid'ts."
SD ipeiB bon nidts, mci1 Mame
lit 6aaie", 1ast ner @erliner. 9ubei un=
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idgcl1 9tegierl,,g i%telte.
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bon Iel6it fprnmcn fann. 10 mlb. Iib
balb 5eigcn, pcr i'm mill ll1S pcr i'm
nidt mill.
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flarcn; 8illon ipil nid5t ben &ries err
fldrei. tic bebarrcn meiter i'm mad@
latncn &arten.
gtlpas 5n piel perlal1gt tit es,
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|balte1l &pltbares Materiall
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|pieoer a1lf bem @ormari6 na6 @ien,
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Sic mcilten tleincn acknowledgment
b%orfp1n1nelr.
w. Sic Iuiirten bercitcn oem Ser
nebrnen na6 fir bcn Spnuner 9rpBc
gntldeibln9en upr nn1o lperben fi,ben,
baB bie Gentralmddte feline S%pielber-
berber linb.
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lamb berratben. gr beitdtigt hamit mn,
mas feiner neiteren geitdtisllng be-
Ourfte: bab Ct Elm sl'n'p it.
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|gs licbt aber gan5 banah aus, aIs pb-
@albinetpn i'm Slli @idtigeres gu.
tbnu Dnben miro n1b omar in cl1tgcz
acnaeiestcr &idtltas.
- Sic @orace. GrccleD : Statue.
ip,rbe BON Ser ugribune" entfernt. ~
8as full tic aud BORT? Greelcb NOR
Gin fabigcr 3eitun9smarr ll,lb eiit an
itdinSiger Menid.s init iorden 2ellten
bat Sic rgribune" bon belttc nibts
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-24

In Wegifo' bcltebt cine bcr3peifclte
9ebnlidfcit. 49, @er bas cine lit, fam
alleb bas anoere Iein, seipeIen lein ober
tperbeni
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-24

Sic @orace' Brcclcb : Sfnfue
im,rbe BON Ser uEribn1e" entfernt. ~
8as ipll Tie atb bort2 @reelct mar
Gin fabigcr 3eitungslnant lllh eilt al1@
%itainSiser Weaid).s. init loIden 2c,ltcn
Dat Sic uTribuue" bon be,ttc nibts
'nle6r gemcit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-24
9Olttiide u,tb nnpolitiide @anbslOhem,

- 9as critic glllt lit in Merifp ecz
%flpllen. @ir fiirdten, es miro nod
mebr flieben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-24

Der r1deItae Demolrat", eindrtebItd5
Sor!lta9s.MiisRahe, feds Wllnllneru iebe WoGe,
9 D,ro On be Mbo1nenten In biefer slabt fiji
A. 0entS tpotbe1ntitd, ober,. $500 idbrltd BET
UorauS5dbllitte fret abgeIiefert.
gett Der &oft aubcrbarb ber etabt, mad IL.
9eIto etnent Yottault in ben Der. Staaten, ga.
xaSa oosr Merico. $500 idbrlid BET gorauS.
pie eonnta91 . Mnsaabe, n,ir bur& bic Bofi
ua@ teoenl ABoftant In ben Der. Staateit, ioftet
Isptit~ Sl.O BET BorausoabIutg.
4oit tnlerbaIb Der Ser. sfaate, uno Surd
1rdger IN ber etabt $3.50, BET gorauSoatInna
300; tta9 CANADA $3.50 unb mad Guropd
34.OO per Sabr bet 8oral85abIute.
Der y@adentltde 9emoirat., In s,pet xbet.
1alb ber Ber. Staaten $500, mad Canada uni
Hao EUROPA $3.50 tdbrIi& BET BorauS5abIung.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-24

(Sortlebuns auf Der 5. seite.)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26
GUARD TO MAN
BIG GUNS soon

One more afternoon Of infantry prac-
t.se In the armory, then down to the
big gun battery at Fort De Russy.
This was the gist Of an order given
TO the men Of the LIST Company, C.. A.
c.. National Guard of Hawaii, by Capt.
George X. harrison yesterday after
noon, at the suggestion of Maj. Joseph
b. Douglas of De Russy.
We desire TO get you started right
into the work for which you are in
this company" Maj. Douglas told the
"a men who lined up before him for
formal inspection, and therefore" we
aren't going to keep you very long at
work up here" FL. ...-... ..:
All of the company members have
been invited down to the fort to watch
the regulars at work with the guns
and plotting board. the invitation be-
ing for any time the militiamen are
able TO get there. 49,. T..
According to Mai Douglas report
the showing made by the men at in
rspection and their possibilities for
work in the guard are both excellent
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26
YOUR BRONCHIAL TUBES

When cold settles In the bronchial
tubes, with that weakening, tickling
cough, immediate treatment is very
important. The breath seems shorter
because of mucous distractions; usu-
allyfeverispresent, your head jars with
every cough and your chest may ache.
This is no time for experimenting or
delay-you must get SCOTS Emulsion
at once to drive out the cold which
started the trouble, and it will check
the cough by aiding the healing pro-
cess Of the enfeebled membranes.
If you have any symptoms of bron-
chitis, or even stubborn cold, always
remember that SCOTS Emulsion has
been relieving this trouble for forty
years. tits free from alcohol or drugs.
Refuse substitutes.
Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield. NJ. ISIS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26
ARM &NAN
WILL DANCE TOMORROW
NIGHT AT BIG ARM0RY

Those who like to dance are urged
to remember the mask ball to be Civ
en- at the armory tomorrow night,
guard officials having put things in
readiness to assure everybody a good
time.
Prizes will be given again for the
best costumes, and the proceeds Of
the dance will go toward the enlisted
mems club rooms Good music is
promised by Sergt. Bruce W. Shelton.
moving factor in the plans. The dance
will begin at o'clock. Ladies will
be admitted free, but a charge OF so
cents will be made for gentlemen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26
CAPT. HARKER NAMED
FOR SCH0FIELD DUTY

Capt Thomas r. Harker, @. NJ. c.,
recently detailed from the I'd Infantry
for temporary station at Fort Shat
ter, has been placed in charge of the
branch office of the constructing quar-
termaster at Schofield Barracks. i.
As considerable activity is going on
at Schofield In the building line Scho-
field is considered busy post. The
captain was detailed from the I'd In
fantry on May 5, assigned to take
temporary station at Shafter yester-
day and reass.gned 10 Schofield today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26
NEW ORDERS TO KEEP
OFFICERS ON MAINLAND

Several officers scheduled for duty
here in the near future will be kept
at their posts. according to orders re-
Gently received here from the War
Department Among those thus af-
fected by remanding of former or
ders are: =.
Col Lucien G. Berry, 4th Field Ar
tillery, who was to come to the list
Field Artillery; Capt. Aubrey Lippin-
colt, 18th Cavalry, Capt Theodore B.
Taylor, 9Th Cavalry, I'd Lieut. Jerome
w. Howe, 10th Cavalry, who were to
come to the 4th Cavalry; Capt Elliot
Caziarc, 10th Infantry to I'd Infantry;
I'd Lieut. Leland S. Deyore, 18th In
fantry to 25th Infantry.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26

Finney. Company A; Corpls William
Manson and Names Wheatley, and
Pvts. Jesse Flanagan. Harry Gaddes,
Thomas H. Long. Charuit Price, Har-
ry r. Prophet, and George W. Rob
erson, Company c, 18th Regiment. to
Company A, oath Regiment.
Pvt. Estill Scott, Company C.; PITS.
Mcdaniel Lee and NJ. j. Wyatt, Com
pany D; Corpls Clifford, Bowman and
Sandy A. Cloud and Pvts. ODDS L..
Birdsong, Richard Blanks, Thomas
Butler. Curtis Feaster and William
Hawkins, Company E. 25th Regiment,
to Company B, oath Regiment
PVts. Harry Hunter, George E. Tay-
Tor and Robert White, Company E;
Corpl. William Thomas and Pvts.
Willie Atkins, Richard NJ. Huffne, AL
len Johnson, William Jones, Robert
Lindsey and Jose Morton, Company F,
25th Regiment, TO Company c., gath
Regiment. - -: ..'.-- ...
Pvts. Horace Rhodes, Chester Ris-
by, Alfred Scales, Fred L. Shipley,
Sidney Threet, Robert L. Tyson, Os-
car Ware, and Fred Washington, Com
pany F; Musician Charles Stevenson
and Pvt John Booker, Company G.,
25th Regiment, to Company D, oath
Regiment 49,. i
Pvts. Adclphus Hill, Will Hudson
and Lee Wilson. Company G; Pvts.
Joseph c. Key, Allen l.. Porter and
Gordon J. Thomas, Company H; Pvt.
jolly r English, Company |, and Pvt.
Charles Savage, Company l., 18th
Regiment, to Company E, oath Regi-
ment ":.
Pvts William ]. Cunningham, Jr,
85th Company; Frank Dusek, Gotta
Company: William H. Callister, 91st
Company, and William L. Crosby,
104th Company, to the 18th Company.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26
KlMBALL RELIEVED AS
SMALL ARMS INSPECTOR

Through orders issued from head.
quarters of the Hawaiian Department,
LIST Lieut. Richard H. Kimball, aide.
de-camp to Brig.-gen. John P. Wiser,
is relieved from duty as inspector of
small arms practise, effective today.
Lieut.. Kimball will sail on the June
transport for the mainland, a leave of
one month and % days having been
granted him from the date Of his ar.
rival in San Francisco. His regi-
ment is the 4th Cavalry.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26

Police Superintendent Matthews of
Pittsburg has forbidden Pittsburg cops
to interfere with "spooners" in the
city parks ......- .. ..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-02
BY "GICL."

The monster baseball Tournament:
to be staged in the Capital City TO-
morrow and Tuesday is being await
ed with interest and fans from every
section of the state are making Fans
to visit in Bismarck during the big
celebration of the anniversary OF the
nations birth. Four of the fastest
teams in the cenral section of NORTH
Dakota will be here for the purpose
of exhibiting their skill on the dia-
mond and the local aggregation will
also participate. That it will be the
biggest affair of its kind ever attempt
ed in this vicinity is the opinion of
all.
The Stanton nine will arrive early
this morning and will be accompan-
led by host of baseball followers
from that lively little village and also
the Stanton band, which will partici-
pate in the mammoth paradcs.
The following games will be played
on the two days at the hours men
toned:
Monday-Stanton VS.. Mandan, 10
a. m.
Monday-Bismarck VS.. Hazelton,
p. m.
Tuesday-Bismarck vs. Underwood,
IL a. m.
DISQUALIFICATION VS.. Stanton,
p. ~.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-02
CAREER OF JIMMY CALLAHAN
Manager Of Pittsburgh Pirates Broke
Into Baseball Game at Pepperell,
Mass, In 1893.

Jimmy Callahan, manager OF the
Pittsburgh National league club, broke
into baseball in the semiprofessional
ranks at Pepperell, Mass, in 1893. The
following year he was given trial by
the Phillies and released. In 1895 he
pitched for Springfield (Mass.) club
and was drafted by the Kansas City
(Western league) club and the Pitts.
burgh Nationals, being awarded to the
former. The following year he went
to the Chicago Nationals and pitched
for that club for four years, when he
was obtained by the Chicago White
Sox, for whom he pitched two years.
In 1903 he was made manager of the
team and played third base. The fol-
lowing year he resigned as manager
and played in the outfield that and the
following season.
From 1906 to 1910 he managed the
Logan Squares of Chicago. and in 1911
he went back to the White Sox as IN
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-02
BIC BASEBALL TOURNAMENT
is ATTRACTING W|DE. SPREAD
ATTENTION THROUGHOUT \. D.
Four Visiting Teams and Local Aggrega'
ton Will Cavort on the Local Dia-
mond Monday and Tuesday -..

Considerable interest il attached to
the last game to be staged during the
tournament between the HaZelton
and Stanton aggregations. These two
teams have established a statewide
reputation for themselves this season
and are also old diamond rivals. In
dications are that it will be the best
of the four games scheduled and
everyone is awaiting their appearance
with eagernesS. -t
The new park near the capitol
building will undoubtedly be taxed to
capacity on these two days and
should the weather man be kind
enough to put up first-class article
of weather the players will not disap-
point the host of baseball bugs that
are making arrangements to be on
hand. s....s
Big Game Billed For Today.
The Stanton nine will be here for
a game with Manager Kinks gang
of path burners this afternoon. The
game will be called promptly at 300,
and everyone is assured that he con-
test will be concluded in plenty of
time to allow those who desire to do
SO to visit TT. Lincoln ana view the
troops of this state on dress parade.
This game will also be 4 humding
err and everyone is urged to come out
and witness a snappy exhibition.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-02
Bethel Doesn't Have To Make Name i55,.
for Himself; Parents Handed Him Six
BY HAROLD JOHNSON.

Christian Frederick Albert John
Henry David Bethel always aspired
to niche in the hall Of baseball
fame He wanted to make 4 name
for himself as the successor 10 Miller
Higgins, and to date the sprightly
young Teller from Celina, O., is get
ting on famously. ..
Christian Frederick Albert John
Henry David Bethel isn't the whole
Bethel family tree. He's just one rf
the branches and moreover the big
gest of the Eetzers, though he's the
smallest, standing feet inches and
scaling at 1853 pounds plate-side.
The rising young lead-otf man of
the st. Louis Cardinals is only 81.
He has been pastiming since he was
IS, having broken in as member Of
the Chillicothe, O., club. From Chilli
cothe he drifted to>Bristol, Tenn. in
1912, thence going to Columbia, S. c.,
where Scout Bob Connery slipped
him a Cardinal contract.
Among the players and fans of Co.
lumbia Bethel was known as Bruno
Encountering the lad, Connery asked
him for his full moniker.
Get me right, son. retorted the
veteran ivory hunter. II want your
name; not your family's."
Thereupon Bruno" let Connery in
on the big secret.
81 have six uncles and they all
wanted to name me. Eefore could
offer a defense they had hung their
several and respective cognOmens on
me and I've been toting the burden
ever since.
The young second sacker is noted
for three things-his nerve and his
hands. Large; thick fingers jut oil
his short, broad and. hollow paws,
thereby enabling him to almost palm
a soup plate. Moreover his nerve
isn't exceeded by his mitts.
Before horning into the Cardinal
lineup late in 1914, Bruno hied him
self to tonsorial den to be prettied
up. Taking his chair prior to under.
going a haircut, shave, shampoo and
a manicure, Bruno got chubby with
the barber. .,
"I'm the second baseman for the
Cardinals said the youngster. When
the dolling up process was completed
the barber salaamed and kowtowed
merrily. assuming there was only one
Cardinal second baseman
"All right, Mr.. Huggins." he piped,
removing the neck apron.
Bethel is my name,' ventured
Bruno" And SO it was and is: C.
F. A. J. H. D. Bethel.
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,utfielder, playing that position in 1911
and 1912. In 1913 and 1914 he was
bench manager Of the Sox, and during
the last season he acted as business
manager of the club. He is forty-one
years Old ---~
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playing every position on the diamond
at different times. He began as q
pitcher and Joined the st. Paul club In
the fall Of 1896. He pitched and
played the outfield there fer two years
until he was drafted by the Chicago
Nationals for the season Of 1898. He
remained on the West side team until
August, 1898, when he was returned to
st. Paul, finishing the season in the
outfleld. He went to Chicago with
Comiskey's club III 1900 and developed
into first baseman and then into .
great utility player, and finally i.to
the clubs regular second base.nan.
Three years ago he purchased an in
terest in the Wichita club Of the West
ern league, and retired from the major
league arena, with Comiskey's con.
sent, to give his entire time to the
Wichita club. Then he assumed tho
control and management Of the Des
Moines club, whose team he then pi.
loted to the pinnacle Of success.
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BASEBALL SCOUTS
TRAILL.RAH RAILS

Where are the big league baseball
scouts this season? Managers, mag
mates and players in the Western
league would like to know. Nary an
ivory hunter has been detected beat
ing through Prexy Behring's circuit
and the moguls who possess likely
looking talent are worried.
The absence of scouts is explained
however by the fact that they are
now combining their energies to the
colleges. II they fail to find future
greats among the rah rahs the gum
shoe operatives will invade the minor
organizations as they have done in
the past.
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Connie Mack killed his elephant by
amputating it's infield and pitching
staff.
According to experts, Jack Dillon
is Scotch, Irish, Polish and German.
which gives rise to the belief he may
some day be neutral.
An advertisement advises aguirst
the: danger of gas in the stomach.
Sounds like a warning to Johnny Ey-
ers.
Molla jurstedt didn't cop the ten
mis- championship of Delaware. That's
one tournament Molla failed to enter.
It wouldn't surprise us bit if the
A. A. U. suspends all athletes com.
peting against those Mex. profession
ais.
Now if Heinie Zimmerman had
tripped on that rug and spilled on his
head, chances are he wouldn't be laid
up with sprained elbow.
Haanes Kolehmairfen asserts he en-
listed in the New York guard merely
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THIS GOLF STAR TOOK UP
GAME At THE AGE OF FIVE

Arthur Walker, medal winner in
the Fox Hills golf tourney at New
York ought to be humdinger on the
links when he grows up.
At the age of five years he took to
practicing on Staten Island, batting
golf balls up and down the hills with
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a miniature driver. A few years later
he developed and branched out on the
Richmond colinks. Then the young
ster laid away his clubs for long Pc
riod while he overcame certain stym.
les in. the. form of text books at q
boarding school,
Last year he found himself and
since has played rafting golf