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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-16
THIN PEOPLE NEED MORE IRON
IN THE BLOOD
New Form Of Liquid Iron Feeds the Tissue.
through the Blood Builds Firm Flesh
Fills out the Hollows =

Appearances count for q lot in this
world, and il you are thin and
scrawny and 'below weight" you
cant help but feel sensitive and en-
vious Of your neighbor who is plump
and sturdy and who looks well nour-
ished.
But there Is another side--thin peo-
pie are usually sick people. The food
they cat does not give them the prop
er nourishment-- or perhaps they
are extremely nervous. The blood
does not make strength and nerve
and flesh. as it does in the normal
person.
1t is q remarkable characteristic
Of Acid Iron Mineral the new nat
ural form of soluble iron that it is q
great flesh builder. Thin people who
take it find after short time that
the hollows are filing out, that the
III FOR SALT.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-16
Youna Banker Arrested.

Council Bluffs, Sept. 49, - John
Stephens. 20 years old. hookkeeper of
the Council Bluffs Savings Bank. was
arrested and placed in Jail, charged
with the .embezzlement of about 81, 500.
His arrest has created sensation.
He is a prominent member of the
younger social set. the exclusive boat
club at Manawa and very POPULAR
HIS friends in these circles refuse
to believe the charge. which if found
true is regarded as the result of an
attempt to make a moderate salary
encompass the heavy expense of
society.s demands.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-16

largest. At that place the Marshall
Canning Company Ia putting up 10y
tons az sweet corn daily. over 7o,ooo
cases will be packed during the season.
over 100000 cans are being put UP
cvory day. One hundred and nifty peo-
pie arc employed there from ten 20
sixteen hours a day and the payroll last
week amounted TO $4,000, Farmers are
being paid Sle ton for the corn, but
&c the price OF corn on the market en-
cocds ST. n bushel on December 10,
They will receive an additional 81 ton
for their sweet corn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-16

II your bowels need = wholesome
physlc that thoroughly cleanses. sweet
ems the stomach and benefits the liver.
take Foley csthartic Tablet tonight
and you win feel better In the morn.
ing II In . quick and SAFE remedy fos
sick headache. biliousness. bioatiuo.
sour stomach. uas. bad breath. indigss-
ton. constipation or other conditions
caused by cioGged or irregular bowels.
Foley Cathartic Tablets cause no grip.
tnG or nausea. Sold everywhere.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-16

flesh becomes firm and healthy, that
even within 30 short q space a. .
single month, q becoming plumpness
and soft curved lines of beauty have
replaced angles and scrawniness.
And with this increased weight
comes a better appetite, more re-
freshing sleep and a marked increase
In yigor in every way.
Thin people can take Acid Iron
Mineral to improve their appearance,
and they will find their health bene-
fitted at the same time. Physicians
say that this power to build new
tissues and firm flesh is due to the
extraordinary attraction the blood
has for this particular combination
Of iron. n y
Druggists refund the purchase
price u you fail to get the result you
seek. 49, 4k
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-16

Tkousands-yes millions-of people find
themselves in this condition early in life. And
tendency &c grew old. You can carry your
youth with its joys and enthusiasm into your
los and SOS. But you must give Nature all the
help you can. The best assistance you nd-asais.
Of sound constructive character 10 In the use OF
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-16
Canning Factory Busy.

Special to Times Republican.
Nevada. Sept 16.--Of the four can
ming factories operating in Story coun-
ty this scason,'the one at Roland is the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-16
1:NG'<'o:'
The Great General Tonic

IL cnriches the stimulates heart liver and
Kidneys normal actvity-brings back your pep. punch
and mental vigorchases away that tired wcrn-ont feel
ing and replaces It with spirit Of buoyancy.
LYkO is distinctive preparation. scientifically
rect It's combination Of medicinal and there's
nothing moro invigorating
building. Specially beneficial va,;as
and rundown people Of all conditions Get bottle from
Lyko Medicine Co. x.as: :s cs;,. H.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-16

FOR sALF! BY CHAs. STEPHAN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-31

Estabecmiento consufdo condicio
nes mas competa doaei6n la lsa de
ratios instrumental modernos de mayor utdad para e ra
ameno cientfco de todas las Intermediates curabe
arego las mas repatada medico qudrgcas
-dermosa hIglenlca sltuaclon-Comodldad esmerado
servieioAsstencia facutatvs de primer 6rdenCuerpo
medico residente en- Ell Sanatoro.
Sc aden tratamiento enfermos de pago de uno otro
sxo pudiendo atenddos por propios medico por
los de la Sociedad
Departamentos especales aisladOs para sehoras
Consultas Ell Sanatoro por ell Dr. Don Julio Barrec
partcaares de de la tarde los dfas aborabes-Ree
nocimientos $1000-Consuita simple $500.
opsrai0nss Tsmeatos epea 1aos de M De @
CONSULTORIO
Rafael Cordero, 1872.
San Juan.
E0ifco consruido al obeto Dotado de los eemenos
de horas consua facuavo en- guarda de turno
PERSONAL CIENTIFTCO.
Director del Sanatorio: Dr. Don Julio Barreiro.
Consuta General: Sanatorio-Parada 37-Hato Rey, de
tarde, todos los dlas laborables.
Director del Consultorio: DR. Don Manuel Queyedo Baez
Consulta General Consuorio, de 5h de la arde los
das laborables de Il 12 de Ia maIana los das fevos
Cruga General: DR.. Don Rafael Velez Lopez
Consulta En- Ell Consultoro de 2 arde los dias labo-
oles En- 81 sanatorio partcuares Do 10 II de maana
los Martes, yueves sabados.
Especialista ojos Narz oidos Garganta:-Dr. Don
Consulta En- Ell Consutorio, de 3 tardo los dias la
borabes En- el Sanatoro partculares de 51 tarde
los dfas laborabes.
Medicos Internos en- el Sanatorio:
DR.. Don Carlos del Vale.
- Manuel Pavfa Fernandez
Cirugfa Dental DR.. Don Lorenzo r. Noa.
Consulta Q Donel No 10 tPlazuea Col6n). de tar
de- los dfas laborables.
Practeantes; Don ENRIQUE Ferndndez
= JOSE Rodriguez,
y Nicolas Gonzalez
Asistencia facnltativa secundada ecazmene 16 Hi
jas de Ia Cardad Nurses Tuadas de competa apud prac
tca en- continue , iarga experienca
Los soeos os e s0O Pagsr s5v g q
be Estabemietos al presentar el tmo recibo cobradc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-31

He aquf que el lapiz de Varela
de Seijas decorative y ultrasensi-
BILE, jjanta a dos buenos amigos de
todos los tiempos; mejor, dos Sc
un cato y una mljer.
Y no Sc enfurrunen y amosquen
las. deficiosas hijas de Eva, nj 10
tomen a ofensa, 81 halo una rela-
ci6n de semejanza entire Ell domes-
tico digitfgrado, que juega con
un ovillo como elias juegan con
el corazon de un hombre, y Ell dull
eiamargo fruto de nuestra costilla,
causa deliciosa del pecado origi-
nal, eifra, compendio, suma, prin-
cipio y fin de nuestra eXistencia,
como que "ellas'' son los vases
preciosos y perfdos donde la viril
inquietud fbebe todo ell amor y to-
le el .dolor de la vida. Yo no ha-
bio de identidad, sino de seme-
jana, y claro esta que los gustos
de mi tacto prefieren la seda de la
piel de Venus al eleetrico tercio-
pelo de la pelabrc de Zapaquilda
pero nadie osara negar, pues es
verdad bien probada, que no hay
condici6n mas femenil que la fe-
lima, y que las mujeros son consul
madas maestras Ell todo linaje de
gaterlas, gatadas, gatazos, gata-
tumibas y gatuperios..
Nunca me aranaron los gatos, y
81 me han aranado las mujeres; !;
de aqu1 que,- al juntar hoy en-
facil cere5raci6n nuestra hem
bra con la de Micifuz, me divide
Dor un mstante de elias y teja So
10 ell elogio del felino.
No 1lutre mi pecho por los ami
males aquel de:Emedido y ridiculo
amor de las solteronas y de los
homIbres egoistas que, por odiar la
raz6n, odian tambien a todo ser
racional; muy de otra s1erte, creo
que ell animal tiene el pecado de
ser animal, y desde que nuestro
padre Adam, habilidoso Y NAME
ruelo, supo veneer en- Ell terTenal
Iparafso al ictiosaurio y al plesio-
saurio, que Sc 10 querian meren-
dar alegremente, Ids seres Tracio-
males han quedado a merced del
'hombre, para que los domino y
use y abuse de ellos, comiendose
al buey, a la ternera y al coneJo,
aprisionando al canario para sola-
zarse con sus trinos, y hacienda
bailar al oso por unas cuantas pc
rras, con grave mengua para la
corpulenta dignidad del ursideo.
Asf Sc explica que, siendo como
10y de tierna condicion, no me
hayan arrancado jamas nj una so
la lagrima los solfpedos desbarata-
dos cruelmente en- una Plaza de
Toross; y es que asf como Ell caba-
llo salvaje, Ell que muerde y cor
covea y da coces, merece todos
mis- respetos, ell domestico, el que
Sc deja uncir un CARO-; el que,
atado a un coche de punto, es Gee
lestina'' de amores livianos; ell
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-31

* itsf
que Sc deja montar por Ell -honl-
bre, va no me inspira ell mismo
afecto. No quiero decir con este
que odie todos los animales; IL
breme Dios de clio, que entonces
no podrfa vivir; por el contrario,
cuando piensc que Ell mas feroz de
todos es incapaz de calumniar, de
intrigar de pedir dinero, hasta
doy en- la irreverencia de prefe-
rirlos al hounbre; pero dsta prefe-
rencia Solo dura un instante, y aca
bo por querer las pobres bestias
del Creador, con un moderado ca
rifio donde alternan particulars
odios y especiales sinpatias. Odio
todos los insectos: la abeja,
por 10 laboriosa, y porque su miel
no me compensa de sus picotazos !;
"a las moscas, con encarnizada
aversion, aunque las haya cantado
en- versos admirables aquel Anto-
MO Machado, que es honra y prez
de los actuales rimadoreI castella-
nos, V envidio al cisne de Leda, al
toro de Europa y la flosofica tor
tuga, que puede aislarse bajo su
concha, como Diogenes en- su to-
mel.
En- la casa de mis- padres tuye
un perro, a quien anne intensamen
te. Era un setter gordon" cas-
tano, de grandes orajes; ten1a en-
los ojos garzos una mirada super
lumana, y Sc llama "Fox'. A
mis- llamadas acudia presuroso,
arremangade Ell hoeico, mostrando
los dientes como en- una sonrisa.
Era alegre de dia y Jtriste de no
che, y tenia ataques lie lccura mo-
fensiva y alborotadora. Era So
fador, visionario y poeta; arreme-
tia contra su sombra y lie ladraba
a la luna. Sensual y primitive,
! fue inconscientemente incestuoso,
y tuvo amores con su progenito-
,ra, una perra blanca que Sc lla-
maba Ada, de quien habia he
redado las, lanas, las orejas, la ter
nura Y Ell instinto de la caza. Era
ell companero de mis- inexplicables
melancolias infantiles, y venia dul
cemente lamerme las manos
cuando yo lloraba en- Ell jardin, a
| la puesta de sol. Murio tlsico, co
mo un gran romantico; lie hice un
gran entierro, bajo un ficus" cen
tenario. donde sofia dormitar en-
vida, y 10 llore copiosamente. Sin
embargo, aunque admire en- gene
raj los perros por su aguda inte-
ligencia, me inspiran cierto con-
miseroso desden su lealtad y su hu
mildad excesivas,. y no les puedc
perdonar que a1llen como el lobo,
imitando a algunas tiples de zar-
zuela, y que Sc marchen de las ha-
bitaciones sin cerrar las puertas
Bueno, este vicio tampoco Sc lc
perdono los hombres que, Guam
do Sc dejan alberta la puerta que
hallaron cerrada, descienden en-
jerarquia hasta el nivel de los ca
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-31
Divagacion Animal
Elogio del Cato.

nea En- eambio la lechuzaI lei
buho, sfmbolo de la sabidurfa en-
tire los atenienses, me parece un
animal ilustre, y el cato, amigo
de la noche y lirico Don Juan de
los tejados, el cato, sobre todo,
merece mi entusiastica adrnira-
cion.
iOh, el cato, ihermano terreno
del diablo, que We las sonbras de
las sonlbras en- el misterio de las
noches obscuras, y tiene alma de
bruja y de zahori
iOh, el cato cabalistico y sata-
nico que amaban Baudelaire y
Edgar Poe, que les sugirio, con
sus saltos, sus mas bellos poemas,
y que tiene en- sus pupilas y en-
sus fauces el color del ajenjo ver-
leniano Y un diabolico color de
solfataras!
iOh, el cato, ladino, sensual y
sibarita, que tienc arrumacos mi
mosos y da zarpazos crueles, como
la mujer! I'll tiene en- su patita
unidos ell NAL y el bien, la suayidad
del terciopelo que acaricia y la fe-
rOcidad de la una que clava; es
un seiior de la ciudad, un civil
zado", que no renuncio para STEM
pre- la salvaje virtud, impetuosa
y fera, de sus antepasados; en- su
cuerpeciflo, sinuoso y ondulante,
como los mimos Y las perfdias de
SUI se1nejante, la mujer, vive en-
potencia la ferocidad; entire las Sc
das aristocratij.as de los coJines
donde duerme, suena con la selva
bravia, y Ell ronquido de satisfac-
cion que ronronea en- s1 garganta,
es como Ell prelude Y la amenaza
del rugir de sus tigres ancestrales
Al mirar este cato negro, repro
ducido por el lapiz de Varela de
,Seijas, pienso con envidia en- un
yiejo cato de mi casa, que dormia
hecho una bola en- ell regazo de la
abuela, cuandA no Sc achrrucaba
en- ell fog6n, ipdiferente y feliz
mientras los Jotes, picheles, NOR
lteros, ollas y tazos de la espetera
ponfan una luMbre dorado en- Ia
piedra jaspe de sus ojos redondos
tan bellamente, inexpresivos y es-
tdpidos. Ind1frente y feliz, por-
que estaba i, i,hposibilitado para
amar, como casi todos los gatos
domesticcs; porque estaba SECURE
de no tener nunca malas pasiones
nj esposa, nj hijos, nj familia, nj
suegra, y. a pesar de SUI carencia
de virilidad, reunfa, como todos
los gatos, tres cualidades muy di-
/ ficiles de. juntar en- ell hombre: in
gratitud, egofsmo y altivez, que
son el trfpode en- que Sc asienta Ia
1nica ventura possible de esta in
grata y dolorosa existencia donde
por una lamentable paradoja, el
coraz6n, que es la fuente y Ell mo-
tor de la vida, no sirve para vivir
Felipe sAssoNE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-31
TENEDoR DE L1BRos

Con sufciente practica y expe-
riencia, soicita trabajo fuera de
las horas de ofcina. Buenas refe-
rencias.
Informaran en- Edifcioe Borin-
quen 33 E. San Juan, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-31
Sc vENDE: Cash. Autom6vil

Sc vENDE: Cash. Autom6yil
Buick, 6 cilindros, modelo 1917,
cuatro meses de uso. Informara
Parque 43. Telefono 241 Santur-
ce. Advt.
ST oUIERE listed COMPRAR o
vENDER Bonos y Acciones de Ban
cos. Centrales, y otros valores, fincas
rtisticas y grbanas, colocar o tomar dt
nero en- hipotecas pignorar valores,
dirijase N. LIauri y Comp, Tetuan
MIN. 6. San Juan, p. r. Telsfono 2s7.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-31
Felix Lopez.

sUNDsTRAND"
Suma, resta, multiplied y divi-
de. Es la mcjor y mas barata.
Investiguela.
ROMEU & CIA., Tetuan No. 66.
Advt. San Juan, P. R,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-31

BUENA OCCASION
VENTA DE UN AUTOMOVIL
EN- MAGNIFICO ESTADO. ES
UNA BUENA OPoRTUNIDAD.
MARCA "BUIK', 8 CIIINDRos
1917.
PIDA INFoRMEs A EEL I'M
PARCIAL." Advt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31
Art Gumma Says:
"Them Indians Have Now Got the
Best Infield In the League"

Dear EDITOR
Well Ed u looks like We had finally
landed bird which could play third
base and II the dope on this Tanner Of
Waco spot wrong them Indians has
plugged The hole on the inf,eld and "
our pitching staff viii come through
we will probable rise IN the standings
Ike ysnstcake which Ia working more
than union hours
| figger Ed. that with n good man on
third base they will be- no better infield
In the 'esgue and the outfiold will not
need no revision now that Falk and
Griggs have found themselves a batting
eye or something. This Griffin is a wiz
In tn. field and n pretty good hitter also
ana they is nothing wrong with Dave
Griffin behind the bat
You can bet a thin dime TO n one
buck I'D that tho pitching from now on
will make the Indians look like flag
winners or buns depending on the va
riety. This Caporal should ought to do
us some good II no 10 In shape and Sails
bury viii not do US no damage " he
will hop In and try TO hurl his best ball
for them Indians Applegate will be
all right II Holland will only work him
union hours and mehbo tho same dope
will 20 with Meadows
Woii Ed. ! hope this Wihol, Of wlch.
lta Is still on this hitting streak when
the witches come over here Friday be-
cause | got n hunch nome pitcher IL
going e, put that bird down without no
| BIT right away and mebbe II viii be
one IT oar pitchers which will stop him
from getting any more hits consecutive.
This fella started gdng crasy with the
| bat against them Indians June II and
they are mad on thats account and will
stop him In one OF them games or bust
4 tug or something.
| ART QUINN,
~ r NJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31
Looking EN- Over
With
JACK KEENE

After 4 long conference between
Manager John J. McOraw of the
Giants and Branch Hickey Of the 81
Louis Cardinals. an important base
ball deal was completed the other day
which may he the foundation OF other
ira n sactions Pitcher Ferdinand
Sohupp. who has been With the Giants
for six years. went TO the Cardinals IN
exchange for Catcher Frank Snyder.
v "
II In assumed thai, ~ ,the. Giants
n. have N.gl.. fSyE satsn'r: nys., s.a,,t
with soms other National league
club for a pitchet According to
insiders tho Giants do not want
either Pitcher Frank Woodward or
Pitcher Elmer Jacobs who ,yero
traded TO the Cardinals by tho
Phiiiias recently, II II well
known fact that tho PhlIies and
tho Pirates noed catchcrs. 90 that
II may turn out that McGNw 10
preparing to dickcr with either or
both OF those clubs for pitchers.
" " u
II II also possible that McCraw II
planning to Include Dave Robertson In
some transaction with another National
league club. presumably tho Chicago
Cubs. But the Giants manager de-
clines 10 go into details or to intimate
what he had UP his sleeve. McUraw
certainly does not intend TO carry four
catchers and II II reasonably certain
he will retain McCarty and Snyder In
asmuch as tho latter In one Of tho best
backstops In the National league and
powerful batsman.
" n "
The paAsinK OF schupp long has
been expected He made a won
derful record ~ n lefthDnder wrrr
ts helped tho Giants 10 win twenty
six straisht games In 1918 and also
when lie wana big factor In pitch
ilr the New York team into thu
worlds series NJ 1917, Schupp's
last winning game for the Giants
was In the last big clash with the
white soS. whom he shut out at
tho Polo grounds Schupp's arm
suddenly became useless a year ago
last spring and refused to respond
20 treatment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31
BAN JOHNSON SUSPEDS CARL MAYS AFTER PLAYER TRADED TO YANKEES

wns visibiy done up and badly mauIsd,i
bleeding from the nose and mouth. aud
quite ready to call II n nights work.
white Moore stood smiling In his coe-
ner. little the worse for wear and withs
out mark on him
Referee Corri has always been noted
as one OF tho most capable officials
European boxing has ever had. Stills
while IL ls not for US 10 pass judgment
on his verdict In the wilde Moore bat
tie, II In difficult to see how he reached
his conclusion Wilde was awarded tho
verdict on points and accordingly all
OF Moore's aggressiyeness went for
nothing.
In Jack Dempsey's case II appears
that he should make the challengsrs for
his title come TO him II they want d
chance 10 win II. There In no reason
why he should he expected to 90 to
London 10 get n crack at Joe beckett.
or TO Paris to meet Georges Carpeh-
tier. They have no right 10 expect u.
and hs Jack kearns says. Dempsey
hHq the undlputed right TO dictate.
Promoters on this side OF thswatef
stand ready and willing TO 90 Eufe.
pean promoters one better In tho mat.
ter OF offering purses for champions
ship battle between Dempsey and the
best man Europe can produce. %
Beckett and Carpenter can mako moro
money by coming here II they want
any OF pempsey's game.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31
DEMPSEY LANDS
RICH CONTRACT
Jack Gets S225,000 to Ap-
pear in Vaudeville,
(By international New. Service

Nb4 ilittllHllpnhl NcWr OtTNlCeft
CHICAGO. July 2l.--Jsck Dempsey.
heavyweight champion, began plucking
tho rich fruit OF tho championship tree
today when hs went into training for a
atrical engagement that will net him
S225 900 for fifteen weeks Of work. His
stage enGagement will begin August II.
Dempsey. after series OF confer
ences. signed q contract with the firm
Of Linick and Jacohy to appear on the
stage In the various large cities of the
country for fifteen weeks At . salary OF
$4,000 weekly. A big vaudeville act VIII
ba built with Dempsey a. tho central
figure.
Until the act IL ready for the stage
the champion will spend his time d.
volopins the hlstrionic ability necessaty
to get away" with the stunt, T
Promoters are after Dempsey for rips
lion beinr an of offer dr from % jset prepDsi r%rsss
for a bout at Newark. N. J., with Willie
Mcehhn. ths bulky Californian.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31
S0x'S PEPpERY
PILOT SURE OF
COPING FLAG
Gleason Expects Hard Fight
for Rest of Season,
Ny mternalIonnl Nows seryIce !


NEW YORK. July 1i,--"Kid" Glca-
son. pcppcry little manager OF tho
White sox. believes they are going TO
win tho American League pcnnant lie
sLid No today
IL believe wen win the pcnnant
sure" said Gleason.
Were out IN front. holding Just n
comfortable lend and the bOys are
mighty ponndent. I'm not saying wo
won't have n hard flght on our hands
hut don't think WI can be stopped
now II we get our share of the breaks
The Sox fight tooth and nail for
avery game They're never beat until
the last man In out holieyc this ~
Indicated by n good number OF gnmH
we've lost by one run.
We've boom getting some fine pitch
INK this season and II has been u big
factor. but tho hustllng spirit of tho
club Ms A whole is what's keeping M
up there
Yes. Williams ~ sure going great
guns He ~ NJ the tor of his form
Clcottr and FaDer and the rest Of our
pitchers are carrying their share. CT
totte IN particular.
We haven't our hest strength right
now. can't have u with criprirs on the
club Felsch schslk and Weaver arc
nll bothered with charley horses but
tho latter two are playing ~ spite ot
them. They'n all be right again be
lore long. | horo."
Gleason sald there was no way 10 nc-
count for the improved hitting Of the
sos. who are leading their league IN
club batting.
The boys are simply stepping mp
',ere and mnullns the hall against all
kinds OF pitching he said. They are
full Of confidence and that goes n long
way"
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TULSA WALL0PS
indian PITCHERS
Powers and Stoner Yield
Seventeen Hits,

TULSA. okla, July 81 (special)--
Lefty Baync was In great form yester-
day holding Oklahoma city 10 scattered
hits and aided by terrific hitting and
perfect supper, by his mates easily
won from Oklahoma city IL 70 |,
Nine runs were scored by the oilers
In tho third inning, six hits and three
errors by Oklahoma City being re-
sponsible. Powers WIS hit hard in that
frame and with one out Was repla al
by Stouet. The right handler was better
ana the oilers thttened their batting
sverases, securing seventeen hits
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Wind, Fan Forest Fires.

SPOKANE, Wash, July Jl-Very
strong winds in the Blacktoot and
Sclway national forests yesterday in
creased the danger from forest fires
in those districts. causing flame, to
spread over thousands OF acres oi
valuable timber, according TO reports
received by the United States forest
service headquarters.
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Only Three Rsess Scheduled.

COLUMBUS. o., July 3l,--One OF the
shortest cards of this week was offered
today at the Columbus truck when only
three rhces were on the program, They
we're tho 210 trot for three year -oids.
purss 81. 900. the 2l2 class trot. purse
u 900, and tho Deshler Hotel pacing
siske for 2I0 eliEiblss. purse $4,000.