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New-York tribune., 1918-12-19
Line-U p Of Cubs
For First Game
Already Settled

CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.--The roster for
the coming season of the Chicago Ma
tioHal League team has been so Tar
completed that it was said to-day at tho,
clubs headquarters Manager FRED
Mitchell would probably enter the pen
nant race with the same players ne
had at the close of last season, with
the addition of Grover Cleveland Alex
ander, star pitcher -.
Thirteen Of the Cubs players are IN
the United States service at present,
but it is expected by the management
that nearly all of them will be dis
charged before the opening of the base
ball season.
Unless Manager Mitchell makes some
trades it was said the lineup at the
start is likely to be as follows:
Alexander, pitcher; Killcfer, catcher
Merkle, first base; KilduH, second base;
Hollocher, shortstop; Pick, third base
Tlack, right field; Paskert, centre feld'
Mann, left field. -,
In addition there likely will be
Vaughn, Douglas, Tyler and severa
more pitchers on the bench, besides In
felders Deal, Zcider. Workman and Nc
] Cabe.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-19
Havana Entries

First race Claiming: for two-year-olds; purse.
$500. five and a half furlongs) )'Old Rose. s. /:
Honest George. 100; Lnkstrap. l0o: Major Dcmo.
loo; Precious Jewel, 100; Croix dor. 1913; Cnders.
III
second race Claiming: for -year-olds ard
upward. purse. $500: five furlonEsl l-'Zuzu. 81 .
'Lathaett. IS; Butcher Boy, 30 Great Gull. 20 .
II Plaudit. SO; The Grader. l0S; Laudator. l0i :;
ConoNingo. los.
Third race Claiming: for three year olds and up
ward: purse. $500: Eve furongsl Rhinestone. o. :
Egmont, 1913; Glorlne. l03; Bully. los Beyei ~
lanes. los: Banchta. los King Worth ll2:
Trapping. ll5.
Fourth race tclaimng: for three year-olds and
upward purse $500; six farones - Zodiac Nn
-Kneclet l02; Callavay. lo4: Artist 100; LACY
James. Il2 Ifoga. ll2 Prime Mover. ll5; Farks-
ton p ll5
Fifth Claiming; for three year olds and uI,-
ward: purse. $500 six furlongs Passion. 10.
Bslfron. lO7 Brown Baby. lo7; Great Dolly. lc'
Billy joe. 1OT Flare. l07: Bright Sand. Io7
Bulger. ITO.
Sixth race Claiming; for threeyear- olds and up-
ward: purse 5000: one mile and fifty yards )-r-
View. "a; st Jude. 90: Arbitrator. l05 Eddie
Henry lGT; sam McMeekin, 107
Apprentice allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1918-12-19
Robertson's Playing
Wins for Barnard

Barnard School displayed smooth
and aggressive attack in defeating the
Morris High School at basketball on
tie formers court yesterday by a score
Of 25 to 16. The victors gained their
winning margin during the first half,
when they led by IL to 5. Robertson.
the Barnard centre, was conspicuous
with six goals from the field and five
from the foul line
New-York tribune., 1918-12-19
Havana Results

First race tmaidcn filies; two year olds; purse
$500 five furlcngs Sarasota. 10 (Maher). even,
10 ) and out. won; surpce. no tFrasche), 8
to l. 8 70 | and TO g. second Quick Step. 10
(DoInlnicN. 10 to /. to I and to !, third
Tine. 90 Lady Order Nnconia. Royal Favorlte.
Sundura and Rosagine also ran.
Second race (three- year ols and upward; claim
ing; purse $500; FIVE and half furlongsl brown
BABY l0j l}aIl, even. 10 ) and OUT Won
King OF the Scarlcts. 100 (Thurber. 70 /. even
and to s. second; odalisquo 100 tDreyerl 80
to t. 10 to l and 10 /. third. Time. ~ S-7.
. Nialley Tiger I'm VIII Soon ard Quin also ran.
ing; purse $500: live and half furlonssl- Buniee
lO5 fRyan) to }. l to 3 and oct. ".H, quick
1905 (Doyc, 20 to l. to and 70 l. second
Unar, l07 lI.unsford). 7 to 3, TO and out third
Time 1.l5 4-5. Twenty seven, Zodiac. Pheneta and
Eglnont also ran. .ao,
Forth race ttwo-year- olds; claiming; purse $500
five fllrnngsl sl-Ambassador III 100 tDreSsri, :
TO :. to and out. won. Avon. lo5 tisck9Esl
to g. 4 10 and TO B. second; Dainty i.ady
l05 fl'reecc) TO /, : - ana even thlru
lYme OF 81 Joe Stair. Foster Embry Coming
Out and Iron Boy also ran.
Fifth race (three- year olds ard urwa-t; cam
rg, purse $500; six furlonSs Mabel lr-sf ~.
(Marerl. even to 2 and out, Won: Ms,Srl.r s.o, !
sam McNIeekin. ll2 tFraseAc!. . l. TO & ans
Bettcraon Cleck and Alsard also ran.
SIKH race (threcyear-olds ard upward einin
ING purse s600. one mile ard sixteenth. -
Jude lOl tDreyrr. 70 2 aud or. won; ban!
Sister lot tSterlingl, % l. = ara To :
Second: Vagshond lo4 tMaheTl = tn :. ! TO
and out third Time . u - Harr; Gardner
Zangaree. Christie and Jimmy Eurns also ran
New-York tribune., 1918-12-19
Nayy Five Wins Again

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Dec. 1s.-The Ma
val Academy basketball team defeated
St. Johns, of this city, this afternoon
by a score OF 81 to II. 1t was the mid
shipmens fourth successive victory.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-19
FOrd!,am Prep Five Victors

Fordham Prep. School defeated the
Evander Childs High School in their
annual basketball game or the Trinity
Church court, The Bronx, yesterday, by
a score of - to 3. Casey and Maloney
each Gagged two field goals for Ford
ham. while Stockcr accounted for eight
of EVaNdcr'S points.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-19
Leiuis, Leonard and Shore
Come TO NeaU York Club
Walters Cilhooley, Caldwell and Love Go to Boston
--Huggins Also Gives Cash Consideration in
BIG Swap Which Should Benefit Both Teams
By w. J. Macbeth

Miller Huggins, the Tradin manager Yankees,
shaved the real David Harum of the yesterday afternoon
hsn in the supeadous baseball decadeif
al nhe shared outfeder Duffy Lewis pitchers Dutch Leon
and Shore from the worlds champion Boston Red Sox He
e catcher AL Walters outfeder Frank Gihooley and
Raw Caldwell Slim besides
ctirla lated
New-York tribune., 1918-12-19

aHw cshod ugn19 Of
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leans yehrdaa arcmtf f theme sona bAn tn
Glow New York
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II. NJ. S. in Midseason Form

yesterday old friend Harry
~ and lord the festive
dogpack Grounds Harry busy grahoppr
the nonhour needs of six hundred
leading assembled Madison Square Garden from
Maine California.
uttonhong Sir Harry for interview be-
all the baonbonlfaces
him with congratulations But finally he
eased following
public
pulse sports than this H. NJ. S.
basbal history Mr.
insist talking the game
&
"Aready has set 1t is in the
apparent a the six-day
nd you he confded. "Some of
day. Well just tip off
whe the club s n the market and III buy it,
BILLY! BILLY! Put fresh THAT table for the
GENTLEMAN friend Harry disappeared in cloud of dust
the culprt who had dropped glass in the gallery
Here's One for the Book
DUMPED balpayer soldier just returned from
ID the WONDERFUL story to tell Here it
is in his words:
"Ty Bobby Veach heavy hitting
billed rest in France Don't need to
Europe had heard of the
Ty.
expected Cobb hit the ball the
Channel time
at the Bobby Veach his baehi meanwhile
"Third Ty bat there couple the Georgian
burning the kid pitcher from artillery
opposed him far? He did not He famed Ty three
stitched balls and the peach with Moas
Maybe" with wink why Cobb has decided retire
You're welcome to the story but don't use my name
League Tvs battle spikes right he
New-York tribune., 1918-12-19

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k[|jSz|$![[)(U(5SEING}E,hQEH
VLl lEECGbY 'W.J. J.MACBETH
(Coyyraght, 191S Tribune lmc)
NEW MOTHER GOOSE
A BIG, gruf and fell out
~A TU tell what 'tWas all about
had franchise; he had
That's the aUay the quarrel begun.
N
NOT ALWAYS
everywhere but in the adnnsra
ton of the American League
Well Say So
hog peach undspued champion of the
publicity league quite much in baseball
Why?
Why Rupert interested prospective
trouble BREWING in the American League?
Famous Come-Backs
collectors.
Can You Beat 1t?
Willard he'll nobody but Tex Ricard Answer:
through with the promotion Of boxing
ugho
Philadelphia Brooklyn have announced that their
If all the other big maenates
W. A. will be cheated of the
customary opportunity emulate the idle rich at the popular winter
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-01-09
LETTER OF SECRETARY OF COMMERCE TO THE
 PEOPLE OF ALASKA

In his recent letter 10 the American and clearly presented the duty and privilege of every citizen to rally to the support of the couEtry in the emergency now confronting it. He laid particular emphasis on the oppor- ious reasons may not be able to join the fighting forces, to render other able, especially in increasing the sup ply of foodstuffs of which under the stress of war there is likelihood of q dearth It is necessary that the pres ent sources of food supply should be maintained and new sources created and developed In order to provide well-fed men for the conduct of actual military operations. The success of the unselfish undertaking in which the country has embarked is depend- ent on each one of us performing his full patriotic duty in the field in which he can be used most effectively.
 Alaska came under the flag at the close, and largely as a result of one great conflict, and 1t has just complet- el it's first half century of useful Americanism on the eve of another. It Is peculiarly fitted by reason of Its great natural resources and the cn- terprise of those who do business within it's borders for rendering fur ther and inestimable service at this critical time In the country's history. and lam confident that 1t will re- gpond to the call of duty and oppor- tunity.
 It is probable that there will be diff ficuities in materially increasing the yield of some of the fisheries of tho Atlantic coast on account of the de- rnand for small vessels for military purposes Aloska's duty arises from the fact that 1t is absolutely necessary to increase the total yield of the fish cries, and her opportunity lies in her possession of vast unutilized fishery resources. Tho salmon fisheries in many places are being prosecuted as
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intcnsively as is permissible with due consideration to the danger of over fishing and the maintenance of the fu. ture supply. and moreover are so wei organized that they will undoubtedly De conducted vigorously during the .oming season, but there are othe!
 ishes In abundance which are not lsed as they shoulI be.
 The most important of these !s the herring, which is widely distriI uted and in quality is equal to that of the Atlantic The demand for this fish, pickled, is growing rapidly. The sable fish (black cod) for which the Bureau of Fisheries is establishing a large market. fresh, frozen, and kppcrcd is one of the finest of American food fishes and exceedingly abundant in Southea stern Alaska and contiguous waters. The atkafiSh frequently called 'tatka mackerel" and "attu maCkcrcl" Is regarded by many as superior to the true mackerel when picklod in the same manner.
 All of theso fishes lend themselves
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Adjunct Professor in the New York Homeopathic Medical College. says: As a physician have always been opposed 10 prescribing advertised remedies, and for fifteen years. while Adjunct Professor in the Ne wYorB Homeopathic Medical Hospital. fought my medical students that auoh remedies were generally valueleaR, but in tho caso of Nuxated Iron e. vero tests made on myself and mum erous patients. have absolutely con- vinccd me that 1t is n remedy of most cXtradionaIy morit and ono which should be generally prescribed by all physicians. Notwithstanding the fact that l am near my S0th birthday. 2 short course of Nuxated Iron has made me feel like Q new man Friends say. What have you been dChng to yourself. you look Ro well and full of life?" In my opinion there is nothing liko organic Iron NuXated Iron--to put youthful strength and power into tho veins Of the weak. run down, infirIn or aged. But beware of the old forms of nc talIic iron which often does moro harm than good To be absolutely l sure that my patients get real or.
 ganic iron and not some form of the
 metallic variety, I always prescribe Nuxated Iron in it's original pack ! ages"
 1 NOTE--NuXatGd Iron. which is pre- | scribed and recommended above by | physicians in such a great variety of
 cases. is not patent medicine nor I secret remedy. but one which Is well 1 known to druggists and whose iron constituents are widely prescribed by eminent physicians both in Europe
 and in America. Unlike the older in | organic iron products, it Is easily as . { simulated. does not injure tho teeth. make them black, nor upset tho
 stomach: on tho contrary. 1t ia a most potent remedy in nearly nll
 forms of indigestion as well as for
 nervous, rundown conditions. The
 manufacturers have such great conf
 dence In nuxated iron. that they offer
 to forfeit s100.00 to any charitable in.
 sti.ution if they cannot take any man or woman under GO who lacks iron and increase their strength 100 pei cent or over in four weeks time. pro-
 vided they have no serious orGnnic trouble. They also offer 10 refund your money if 1t does not at leaSi
 double your strength and endurance ir
 ten days time. It is dispensed in thi:
 city by Lomcn Bros. Successors tc Butler -Mauro & Co., and all gpot , druggists, ..
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In great European medical inStitu- tons. said; AS l have said hun dred times over. organic iron is the greatest of all strength builders"
 Not long ago Q man came to me who was nearly half a century old and asked me to give him preliminary examination for life insurance. l was astontahea to find him with the blood pressure of q boy of twenty and as full of vigor. vim and vitality as q young man: in fact q young man he really
 was notwithstanding his age, The
 secret. he said. waa taking iron Nuxnted Iron had filled him with re-
 newed liie. At thirty he was n bad
 health; a: forty-six he was care worn and nearly all in. Now at 90 after
 taking NuXated Iron. . miracle Of Vi-
 tality and his face beaIning with the buoyancy of youth. Iron is absolute ly necessary to enable your blood
 to change food into living tissue.
 Without it mo matter how much or what you eat, your food merely
 you any good. You don't get
 tho strength out of it. and as a con-
 sequence you become weak. pale and sickly looking. just like 0 plant trying to grow in o soil deficient In Iron. If you are not strong or well. you owe
 1t to yourself to make the following test: See how long you can work or how far you can walk without be- coming tired Next take two i've s1ain tablets of ordinary nux- 1 atea iron three times per day after meals for two weeks. Then test your | strength again and see how much you have gained. ! have seen dozens | of nervous, run. down people who were 1 aiiing all the while double their 1 strength and endurance and entirely 1 rid themselves of all symptoms Of ! dyspepsia, liver and other troubles in [ from ten 10 fourteen days time simply by taking iron in the proper form. I And this, after they had in some cases been factoring for months with
 out obtaining any benefit.
 Dr. Schuyler c. JaQues, Visiting Surgeon of St Elizabeth's Hospital, New York City, said: T have never
 before gwen out any medical infor-- Rin;ica or advice for publication, as l ordinarily 5o not believe in It. But in toe case of Nuxated Iron feei l would ba rcEliss in my duty not 10 mention it. l have taken 1t myself land gfven 1t to my patients with most surprising and satisfactory re- suits And those who wish to Iincrcase their strength, power and endurance will find 1t a most remark
 able and wonderfully effective fem' l edy."
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GIVE ALASKANS A CHANCE,
 PLEA OF RICHARDSON

Instead nf the slogan, Develop Alaska, let the slogan be Permit AlaslIa to Develop was the blow di rected at conservationists by Brig. Gen. Wilds r. Richardson, former head of the Alaska road commission. at the complimentary luncheon ten dered him on Tuesday by the mem bers Of the Alaska bureau of the Sc- attle Chamber of Commerce anu Com mercial Club in the Butler hotel, says the Seattle T.. l. of Oct. 3i.
 Nearly 100 of Scattle's business and professional men attended the lunch
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NEW YORK, ". Y.--Sinee the re- marksble discovery of organic iron, Nuxated Iron or "F'ar Nuxate" as the French call 1t. has taken the country by storm, 1t is conservatively estl- mated that over three million people annually are taking 1t in this country alo3e. Most astonishing results arc reported from It's use by both phy- sicions and laymen. So much 90 that doctors, predict that we Hhall soon have a new age of far moro beau- ttful, rosy checked women and viz ,1,ous iron men.
 DT. Ferdinand King. New York physician and medical author, when interviewed on this subject Heid: There can be no vigorous 9ron men without iron. Pallor means anemia. Anemia means iron defc1- ency. Tho skin Of anemic men and women Is palc. The flesh dabby. The fnnsclcs lack tone: the brain flags and the memory fails and often they be- como weak, nervous irritable. de- spoadent and melancholy. When the iron goes from the blood of women, tho roses 40 from their checks.
 Tn tho most common foods of Am. erica the s.arches sugars. table syrups, candles. polished rice. white bread, soda. crackers. biscuits, uac- aroni, SpaGet.i. tapioc3, Sn6o, fartna. deGerminated cornmeal. no longer is iron to be found. Refining processes have removed tho iron of Mother Earth from these impoverished foods, and silly methods of homo cookery. by throwing down tho waste pipe the water in which our vegetables are cooked, arc responsible for another grave iron loss.
 Therefore if you wish 70 preserve your youthful vim ana vigor to ripe old are, you must supply the Iron deficiency In your food by using some form or organic iron, just as you would use salt when your food has mol enough snlt."
 Former Health Commissioner wm. n. Kerr. of tho City of Chicago says: "I have taken Nuxated Iror myself and experienced Ms health swing strength building effect and 1T the Interest of tho public welfare. feel 1t my duty to make known thu results of its use. am well pas three score years and want to Ea, that believe my own great physlca- activity Is largely due today to m, personal use of Nuxatod Iron. FroF any own cxpeYionce with Nux2tet Iron. I feel is such a valuable rem edy that 1t ought to be used In ever, hospital and prescribed by over. physician in this country"
 pr. E. Bauer. 9 B0yton phyajcian wh' MaA seaaiel .es3h fn this- osuntry lan'
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70 preservation by sdltinS, and II flew of the dcarth of tin plate. whicl nay interfere with any large increase the pack of canned fish, can not oo strongly urge that large quanu- ics of all of them be cured during the coming season There is no doubt that the demand for them will be heavy next winter, and the Bureau of Fisheries will take steps to make the public acquainted with their merits. The Bureaus agents in Alaska will lend fishermen and saltcries all possi- hlc assistance, and information con- corning methods of curing will be fur nishcd to those desiring 1t.
 Aside from service rendered 10 the country there is now presented an unusual opportunity to enlarge and broaden tho fishery industry of Alas ka, for a market established at this time is certain 10 be maintained when peace comes Now is the time to act.
 Very truly yours
 WILLIAM C. REDFIELD
 Secretary.
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con F. C. Hughes, chairman of tho executive committee of the bureau, who presided in introducins@ Gen. Richardson, said that it was fitting that a man who had done as muc!, for Alaska as Gen Richardson should be thus honored.
 Ordered to Washington, D. C. by the War department for active duty there until given another assignment, perhaps on tho firing line in Europe" said Mir. Hughes. 'I want to call your attention to the great work done by our guest during his twenty years
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service in the Northiand, where among his achievements may he found 2,00o miles of pioneer trail 60o miles of wagon roads. some of them as scenic as 10 be found anywhere in the world.
 "Wc of the Northwest appreciate his work. and that work and Its cost is tru- iy an object lesson to the road builders of America 1t is certainly great rec- ord, and ill bidding him what I hope is only an au revfor, those of ue who have sons enlisted know that if they should be assigned to his command they will be well safeguarded"
 General Richardson, when present. ed was loudly cheered. the entire gathering rising. and it was several minutes before he could proceed.
 "You do me a distinguished honor, md assure you appreciate your 'tindness," said Gen Richardson. and while l have always tried to do my duty. the work done in Alaska for which you give me credit was after all, done by the war department, which in times of peace does consid- erably more than train soldiers.
 Besides, many have been associat- ed with mo in the work done in *'uT- ka. Without the war department md these men who have been ossocia,cd with me. hardly a beginning cou!1 have been made in the development of the country
 Speaking of tho future of Alaska, Gen. Richardson said that only a be- ginning had been made.
 And while I want to counsel con servatism. want to urge that instead of the present slogan, Develop Alas ka.' the slogan Permit Alaska to de- velop,' be substituted, and encourage mcnt Do given capital in Alaska. for it needs capital"
 Gen. Richardson said that the Alas kans were possessed of wonderful spirit; that its wealth is to be found along it's coast, where it's fisheries are incxhaustiblc.'
 T may never agom return to Alas ka," saId Gen. Richardson Besides building roads, perhaps in France, l want to kill 6 few Germars, and If l do return to Alaska. it will probably be only as a visitor, but my interest in that great land will never cease. I can promise you"
 In closing, Gen. Richardson com mendcd the work Of the Alaska bu- reau and congratulated it's members on ita efforts in behalf of the terri : tory, n land, he said, which means much for the entire Northwest soc ! tion as we'll of the whole country.
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NolicE TO PUBLIC

To conform with the Law making Eight Hours a Legal Working Day. The NeoparoiI will be open for susi- ness from g a. I'll. fo p. m. from January isi.
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Nuxated Iron To Make New Age Of Beautiful Women and Vigorous Iron Men
Cheeks Women Often Strength
 n Weeks Time.

st. n's Hes @ s e"s " '"s'
 S"' aSw m Commits
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-18

first wound a telegram was received
from the war department by members
Of his family stating that he was
again missing and in the hands of the
Germans. That turned out to be an
error, as subsequent telegram from
the department announced the fact
that the lad had been wounded.
Under arrangements with an adver-
Using house this paper publishes this
week the first of series of advertise
ments explaining the merits of the
Perfection Oil Heater. The oil range
sizes, have been boon to the house
wife, as they reduce the trials and
tribulations of kitchen work in hot
weather, and have found their way
into the majority of families. A con-
venient adjunct to the oil range is the
oil heater, which is clean. easy to
handle and quick of action With little
fuel it radiates much heat and is al
most indispensable in any household
Note the names of the dealers and
step into any of the business houses
handling these oil heaters and learn
the advantage of having one of then
about the premises.
Frank E. Mitchell, the democratic
candidate for commissioner from the
Sd district, was in town Monday cry
ing public sale. Mr.. Mitchell serv
ed this county faithfully and well az
commissioner several years ago anC
the people have confidence in his fair
ness and sense of justice. He wal
never a one community commissions
but believed in fair and equal rights
for all parts of the county, and ever.
Imeritorious proposition had his care
full consideration. If Mr.. Mitchell i
elected to the office for which he i
running every portion of the distric