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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-08
EVERY STREET IN LAURENS
Has It's Share OF the Proof That Kid
Backache? Kidneys weak?
l5aCkaChC ?I\i0npV wp1L2

Has Its Share OF the Proof That Kid
Backachc? Kidneys weak?
Backachc ?Hidney weak?
DISTRESSED with urinary ills?
Want n reliable kidney remedy?
Don't have to look far Use what
Laurens people recommend. Every
street in Iaurens has its cases
Here's one Laurens mans expert
ence.
Let Mr. N. C. JIughes, civil engineer,
lrby Avt., tell it. He says My back
gave me some trouble caused BY ex-
poSure to all sorts of weather. was
bothered with dull, heavy pains across
the small Of my back. The principal
trouble was the too frequent action Of
my kidneys and there was burning
sensation during the passage of tho
sccretions. ! resortcd to Doan's Kid
ney pills and they gave me quick and
satisfactory relief 1t is 4 pleasure to
give Doan's my endorsement"
Price G0c, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Hughes had. Fostcr-Milburn Co.,
Mfrs, Buffalo, n. Y
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-08

to me-I don't deny / thought some
thing serious might possibly come Of
1t. But Mt that time, Noble, hadn't
hadn't really thought of what it meant
to give up living here at home with all
the family and everything ng-and friends
friends like you, Noble. hadn't
thought what it would mean to me to
give all this UP. And hesides, there
was something very important. At the
time wrote that letter mentioning
poor Mr.. Crum to the family, Noble 1
hadn't hadn't" She paused, in
some distress. II hadn't"
"You hadn't what2" he cried.
II hadn't met his mother!'
Noble leaped to his feet. Julia
You aren't-you aren't engaged?"
II ain not" she answered decisively.
III ever was. in the slightest, Ger.
tainly am not now"
Poor Noble was transngured. Ra
struggled; mnh1ng half-formed ges-
lures, speaking half-made words.
"Julia-Julla--" He choked "Jnlia,
promise me something? Julia-prom-
ise to promise me something"
II WILL" she said quickly. "What do
you want me to do7"
"Give me your word" he said, still
radiantly struggling. "Give me your
word-your word and sacred promise,
Julia--you'll never be engaged to any
body at all!
At six minutes after four o'clock Of
the second afternoon following Julia's
return, Noble Dill closed his own gate
behind him as he set forth upon the
four-minute walk that would bring him
to Julla's. He wore bit Of indoor
light ovcrcoat.
Passing the foot Of an alley which
debouched upon the street, he was
aware Of commotion, of missiles
hurled ard voices clashed.
Casting q glance that way, Noble
could see but one person; n boy Of
thirteen or fourteen who looked
through crack in board fence
steadfastly keeping an eye to this aper-
ture, and as continuously calling
through it, holding his head to one
level for this purpose, but at the same
time dancing-nnd dancing tauntngly,
1t was conveyed-with the other parts
of his body. His voice was now sweet,
now piercing, and again far too
dulcet with the overkindness Of bur
lesque; and If, as it seemed, he
was unburdening his spleen, his spleen
was a powerful one, and gorged. He
appeared to be in torment Of tor
mcnting; and his success was proved
by the pounding Of bricks, and rocks
of size, upon the other side Of the
fence.
"Oh, dolling!" he walled his tone
poisonously amorous. "Oh, dolling
Henery! Oo's dot de mos booful eyes
In dray bid nasty world, Henery
Oh, has I dot hooful eyes, dolling Pat
| tywatty? Yes, has! I has dot
pretty eyes!" His voice rose to an
unbearably piercing climax. "Oh, what
prettiest eyes I dot! Me and Herbie
|. Atwaterl oh, my booful eyesl Oh,
my booful--'
But even as he reached this apex,
the head, shoulders and arms of Her
bert Atwater rose momentarily above
the fence across the alley, behind the
tormentor. Herbert's expression was
implacably resentful, and so was the
gesture with which he hurled an OBJ.
tect at the comedian pre-occupicd with
the opposite fence. This object upon
reaching its goal, as 1t did with more
O splash than thud, was revealed as
q tomato, presumably in a useless
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-08
The best is the
cheapest

Price ia not the only thing to
be considered in fertilizer. The
kind and the amount of plant
food determines it's real value.
You are safe in buying
Swift's Red Steer Fertilizers
because You know none can be
better.
The Swift reputation, main
tanned for more than fifty
years. of making every Swift
product the best of it's kind
stands back of every bag of
Swift's Red Steer Fertilizers.
Swift & Company has the
resources. the equipment, tho
raw materials and the knowl-
edge necessary to make the
right fertilizer for different
crops and soils.
Buy Swift's Red Steer Fer
tiliZer--containing 14T or more
of plant food and get the
most for your money.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-05

Posters in four different lam
suases-EngIish. Spanish. Polish
and ItaliaA-have bsen rscsiysd
from the United States department
Of labor BY Principal ". H. James
Of the Rock Island night school.
These posters advertise to foreign
ers who have declared their inten-
ton Of becoming citizens that they
will be supplied with text books In
English free Of charge II they at
tend night school.
The Rock Island night school Of
fers a thorough course in English,
spelling and penmanship. If II or
more apply for any course not reg
ularly included 1t will be added to
the curriculum.
Registration dates are Wednes-
day and Friday of next week and
$50 are expected to enroll.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-05

x ~ and jail sentences
onfhs ware distributed
fuvos By Judge Martin J.
"a I. the United States district
1, !, davenport yesterday when
H.sctef term began with q long
N nquor violation cases
g..Sss wade made pertinent COM
~. nm the bootlegging indus
a.scrnced the danger OF the
~ scored "soft-drink" bar
.sssees Who were selling hooci,
.,.ers md applied fines intend-
-. irprsss the offenders with
10y Of their violations.
e Mccullough. driver for
.sssi brothers, Rock Island, was
se hose fined $500. He was
.sss transporting l52 pints Of
5000 beer. Payment of the
:. ~ suspended pending test Of
hegerage. II it is above the
.,rsm alcoholic content al
- 81 law, the fine will stand
49, others fined were Roy A
.scstson. Lacrosse, Wis. and
~ A Burns, Dubuque, alleged
s,ssnefv:' Albert Schumacher, A. J
srem George Kettnich. Linwoof
- proprietors; John II. Rystraf
r. bsiialo hooch maker. $1,oo(
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-05
Mask AND DAGGER
TO BE ORGANIZED
ASaT0C OK COMPANY

The Mask 9nd Dagger. dramatic
organizatiou Of. the Rock Island
high school, will organize next
Tuesday afternoon and . president
elected. The other ofl1cers, stage.
property. business and advertising
managers are appointed BY the club
sponsor, Miss Mary Alice Hiles.
The club will again be formed
As . stock company with al men,
bersr buying q share Of stock At 50
cents.
The clubs policy this year will
be TO direct funds more on the pres
CITATION Of plays than on improv-
ing the assembly stage Of the
school a. last year. The Mask and
Dagger spent 500 last year on the
stage and improving the Acousticl
of the platform.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-05

under the direction of King vidor.
Mahlon Hamilton is the actor Sc
lected to appear opposite Miss
Taylor in the role of Sir Gefald.
Russell Simpson will be seen in
the role Of Jim O'Connell, Lionel
Belmore has been cast for Hawks.
Nigel Barrie will enact the role OF
Brent Christopher. D. R. o. Hats
we'll will play the part Of Alric,
Fred Huntiey will be seen as the
butler. Sidna Beth WINS will por-
tray the mother of Peg and Aileen
O'Malley will play Peg as child
Ethel Grey Terry will appear in
the role OF Ethel Chichester.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-05

Eyoar Or two to realise On. NJ M
eolleee GIRL. like al 0eAerk ae
& IT, 60ttqR o. ~ ladaee. 1{5
tho aDcont y easier 10 he4 man fk
d 70 ~ alster from The basinss1
college. Fear years Of 01eeh And
Latin verbs. q renaissance srt III
higher mathematics have givsa ~
. mental zadaptabilitys . eApaettoe
for Selec4ion betweea the eoeeneiat
and The MON ssaential hat Aslp4
her Is much In the industrial
world - IN other Walks Of lifAs
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-05
BUSINESS MEN
PREFER GIRLS
FROM COLLEGE
Employer NolO Finds
Four Years Cm-
ture a, Asset.
BY NARGAHr DALE.
Consolidated Press Correspond

Consolidated Press CORRESPONDENT.
Copyright, 1872, by The ArEus.)
Chicago. ILL.,, Oct. s6-The tired
college bred. To have her thus be
will pay higher wages.
Such are the facts shown by the
reports Of the Chicago Collegiate
Bureau OF Occupations. an agency
which finds Jobs for the restless
college girl and supplies the need.
Of the employer Who has learned
that 1t pays to have four years Of
college culture behind his type.
writer keys and directing the re:rs
Of his industry.
Gone are the days when the EN-
ployer turned up his nose at the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-05
MANY HOMELESS BY
FLOODS IN BENGAL

Calcutta, Oct. 5.-FloOds in
northern Bengal have made thou
sands homeless and destitute and
taken an enormous toll OF life.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-05

When Clemann Salzmanns for furn-
rugs, offer many advantages which thoughtful
thinking to appreciate For instance
this charge of the ownersthe most vitality inter-
ed seeing that satisfied Courteous treatment
d Full value for also guaranteed For nearly
half home this vicinity We
SOW serving many children and grandchildren Of these first
They with full confdencefor we have built
upon a solid foundation -
There sales "cearance discounts etc.
which hundreds families appreciate For the thoughtful
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-05
Ballin IN svaaity Pair.,

Hugo BALM has finally con-
cluded that Vanity Fair" is to be
his next production. Some few
months ago Mr.. Balm announced
that he'd like to hear from the
screen fans ~ to what they desired
from him by way Of screen enter
tainment that would be an adap-
tation of some novel. His mail
literally flooded the BALM apart
ment and upon completing his
! record requests he finds that ivan
,'ity Fair" william Makepeace
Thackcry's well-known story
!, heads all others. The filming Of
this book will be started as soOr
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-05
Csar,l snl Psla.
Fnniae Porter Stories.

Gene Stratton Porter ID super.
vising the filming Of Michael
O'Halloran" at the. Ince studios.
Other stories by her to be filmed
under her personal Supervision are
'Iaddie," "A Girl Of the Timber
lost" "A Daughter Of the Land"
AT the Foot Of the Rainbow"
Her Fathers Daughter" and The
Firebird."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-05
Pee's~ Cast,

laureate Taylor will have a
notable supportingV cast for the
Metro version Of Peg O. My
Heart" upon which actual produc-
ton has been started ut Hollywood
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-05
To Men and Women Who Think:

33 continually sacrificed To do business
fashion of two things either the merchandise orig
nay markedoo hghor the merchant doing business for
fun'-simply trading dollars. .
Still another vital factor-w price Regardless
Of the buyera 500 piece goods sold for $780, Not $10
buyer and $95 to another.
These which those who plan reunish their
those who plan complete outfit should know You should
think about it. little thought few inquiries will quickly
tell where YOU should buy furniture etc.
You're always welcome here-whether to buy piece
suite complete outfit Also just welcome you merely
ito look"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27

To- has c.cdA. Mays. 49, fhe other hand.
had only - wins. ..,,
II II possible thai uoyi will come
Close to his ~ sirforier II last year.
but Mays Is certain la fall far i-loC
his mark Of q wins for 1891.
Lack NeetIrd Teo.
They Ito ny, that to BE- winnlns
pitcher. you mus, b. blessed with luck
as well ar ability. Last year the Yaa.
KEGS made plenty of runs for Mays this
year they sccm 10 ieay. their hats N
the club house when h. performs
Hoyt'- luck has l-nsn much IN. same.
Failure 10 get the breaks often robs
q pitcher Of much of hi confidence.
That 10 certain extent. has played
havoc with thu Yankees pitching this
year.
can see very liiti. difference b..
tween Carl Mays pitching this year an,l
last. tie seems Co have lust n much
stuff. hut he can't win with any degree
OF consistency.
Hoodse Worries Him.
Mays IL high-strung. tempcrmental
h. lacks the poisc that would enab..
him 90 throw off the hari.luck hoo,lo,
instead. he worries over hts failure 1,
win. which. ir turn. naturally affect!
his pitching.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27
To return i'ri orrr>

AUSTIN s,pt eg-I,.qucsi u IN,
govsrno II Ar'zona ior return To F1or.
sncs Artsona 81 Herbert smith aiias
Carl Austin was honorcd by Governor
Ncff totay. Austin /. charged with -.
caring from The Arizona I-cniicniiafN
Shils Arrins q five year sentence Tor
iighvn, tbtsr, W. T. under arrest
a. Leaumoni. Texas. Eepui-ition aisu
Issued fcr M. return from New Orleans
e. siuton Texas - ' l. Barefoot
ciulfEc with oini.zzl.mau'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27
GIANTS Make IT
3OUT or 4 WITH
ST. LOUIS CARDS
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
NEW YORK. Sept. ss.--rhc New
York Nationals made II three out of
four from ~. Louis. winning the last
game OF tho series todny by the score
~ to @. Nchf was hit hard al times.
but settled down IN the closing innings.
Groh and Cunningham both hit home
runs within ~, grounds. Pitcher
Hllnos ~ 81. l.oui- became inconscd
when he was iakor ont OF the box dur.
irg Giant lattirr rally in the fifth and
thr,w The hai over the grand stand
81 Louis .. Too 200 O0O--9 I
NV York .... 81" 80 00S--s 10 /
inincs. Nor,h aud Ain-mith; Ncai
and Smith
Two base hits Young Three iaso
hits. kclly. Home runs. Cunningham.
Gfoh. stolen basos. Frlsch. Base on
lalls North 2 struck cut Halnes 4.
North = Nphf 1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27
20 ksfu-- >snssaii, .

~ luis. sept. 81. p. Bush
presIdsnt Of Hisseod Fsein,. bat. 20
dsy iAsued a statement thai ssfiorii,
right ~ striking shopmeH would moi
t.s respected IN ans instances ara ss,iIed
employ o. 81 game an assvri1iion TO-
negO,iaNnE an agreement t0fsrinr
usres aHd WORKING rules
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27
National League.
$4,000 FANS GREET
RETURNING PAINTERS

FORT WORTH. sept. gs.--Thirty.hvo
thousand peril ~ welcomed the Fort
worth Cats. champions OF the Texas
League haca from Noodle. Ala. tonigh;
WI. - th,y fhnsh"d .. stand Of four
days Mon'lly that resulted disasirousiy
thu AlahauIrns winning three games
and tyinE ono ana taking the lead In
the DlXl c.rimpi' nshlp series by three
games L. two.
Mobilc club. accompanied hy ~" fans
q the Hay City tosigbi IL speeding Ia.
ward Texas for "Wednesday contest
which " the B1rs win. Will end uhr
-cri's with the MvldtTns In the fight
Tor the Dix. title. Will. n tbs cats
win th' Il cdiug znn. win BE- plavesl
h,r TbW.sll,. Dutch Henry. Mobile
pris sralhDiv. and Joe Pate. star lefi
haH,. 'f thr ,'iis ufli probably b, 10,
pitches Ia M"iner'Aly's contest
p|-1il,d 1lii,rr- Il the l.. :. ARM
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27

thnn .icn In hit shte,nth year in the
American League makes Il seem az u
hi >tylc had helped s'in"
Gcorr, Sislcr ~ the 81 Louis browns
Z vl,.ug with cobb for the American
League batting hcncrs. Sisllr II the
gr,airsi allr, l',d player that has .n.
'tcrod that American League sine"
robbs arrival
S'sl,r II q modest char Who wears
his honvrs In a quit way. Recently
read most interesting Fiuicmon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27

was thu tfflcc q, his NEWSPAPER.
The flag on the stvannh city hall
wa placed ~ half must.
Guv,rn,r liardwlch announced In
t,l,rrtm from Qu,bcc. c1nada. where
be- and Mis- iiardwick are On vacation.
that he would return TO Georgia next
wok wh,n b. wvud take ",ific al az
tea ~ succt sSur io Mr.. Watson.
.Goyornoi H1rdwi.l, must name sue
cssfs a. = mater Watson. who VIII
feI,, unit the L, neral election In Nc
.y,nih,r At whicS lime seine ono viii l'o
ch, 10y N, I,oplc {, I'LL out the un'
EXPIRED term. according Ia an announce
n.ni hy Ai,rncy General Napier.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27

credited to hint IN which he sild.
"Col,b IL NY model. Exccp, when !
cut lcos. NJ the bah and slug J aiways
like b. ,ry e. pluce my hits n Cobb
do,s. can't claim Ia hsv" mastered
plnc, hitting ~ he has. but am iolrn'
ing aud believe am making progress.
10 nv mind place hitting II the secret
Of baiinh"
Such "A ,int,mcni WIN merely add 10
the great popularity shicr now enjoys.
b,o;.iis, hc II real sportsman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27
Aitasks s.e,ernnaeni.

CHARLOTTE. y e. sept - Gov.
erDoT Cameron Moi1ison 80 North carr.
Ina. ~pcaking "a a luncheon given in
honor of himself and Governor g. liar.
Wy 81 South CAR 1ns her. tosiay DE-.
rlars.i that the Washington govern.
meni was cnunciatsd ~ Statesman u
Ante Bcllum DAYS must b. realized 3.
the states ar e. cs,ntinu. 90 prosper
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27
NJ Studio Ope,ed.

SPECIAL 70 III News
CLARENDON. Texas, scj,. "a
rsw art studio for Clarendon II the
hi,si development. which was OPENED
th.s week. The studio is owns: to
; Y Eartlet, and ir cquisRed with new
fcsncry. backgrounds gad screens Il
b onc OF tho best siudios in the Pan
handle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27
SENATOR TOM WATSON DIES
SUDDENLY IN WASHINGTON
CONTINUED FRC.i PACE ONE,

state arc planning ic attend tn funeral
which ~ expected to bo held ~ his
home. Thomson. Ga. near Augusta. 90
Thursday afternoon
Airs Watson WIS In Thomson WHEN
D., husband did kilograms ~ symlu.
thy reached her during the DAY hy the
hundreds fr,m nil parts - the country.
The McDunic Blnk If TN rison. -
which NJ was fwty'dchi ~~,s closed. NJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27
Nj. wil-sp Complainant .

NV YORK S.lIi. - -Ais Margaret
Wvirow Wilson laughter 0l iofIn.r
y r.si deni Nas0n apIsaT.i in t.ss.x
cgvri ios'lr - ~ complainant agninri
Wna Cool usgr,. NindyN cl,an.r whom
she -iarg.d with has inG -ioisn a iieg
gu5a patch and cnltains and curtain
ID "a ,h 80 fnym hef si-'I tin.Ui in
S$a~ ~ Nl'sH -s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27

BARTLEsyiLLE Okla. s-pi a.
when steven year Old orvn brown Of
Dewey szw parachute jumper at the
Wassnnrton County fair h. dscids.i 20
make . parachute II his osn. Hs con.
stfu<f6ui Issopt a. a handkerchief tnd
. rock and threw ~ into the air. Il
io6rrf In siec;rsc power wir-- and
when the hoy ATTEMPTED 10 r,ocyer u
- volts coorssd through he bOay. IT,
80 killed. instantly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27

ST. Louis. Sepf. - The ,,)rORci !
inry- ualch INVESTIGATED the aenih II
iaoprr Willard c,iitor and iinruis'
who wa si'inans-i in Chicago IN iAeccin
bfr " is-D. rol,l..si. heid for rans.fn ami
later ieiaasoi. Nho Wa found in h,si
iosli' with his throat -iash.d. la,s ~.
nsT returned o ycrdici = suicide.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27
Cincinnati Wins.

q NNafHlATfN TFfIl
PHiLApELPlilA sept ss.--Cinciu.
ndii pounded three Philasislphia pitch.
rrs to-day Ter - hits and won the is,
home game 10 ih. National League SEA.
son. is 10 =
cincinnati .......gIs 80 sos- u q I
'hflsdclphia .... .0ii p20 col - a
Couch. Luquc and iiagsrave: Hubbell
Winters. Rims and Hcniinc
Two lsi-e hiis. Dauhcri Plneln
Wrishtslonc. IIIpp. Barns. Bohnc. Fon
svca lloinv runs linrgrayo. Leslie
liunlin". Parkinson. Walker. Siolor
base l;oIsh. Base on halls. lluhb,ll l.
Ring /. Couch ! Luquc I. struck out
lw Hubleil 1. Couch l. i.uauc .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27
BASEBALL RESULTS
WHERE THEY PLAY
Cobb Iiit by Hall.
American League.
NJ scheduled.
National League.
BROOKLYN NJ Boston.

Cobb liit by Hall.
DETROIT. sept. :e.-Ty Cobb was
hit by a pitched hall and vas carried
from the field In the fifth inning Of to.
days exhibition game with the PITTS.
lMrgh Nationals which Detroit won 8
To- 4 cobb was batting for Cole. the
lall striking him on the leg.
Pittsburgh .......s..... 0o3 e0i OoOi
Detroit ................Co zoo Gao 20x--s
Coio. yoilowhorsc and Mattox: Ehmke
aud Eassicr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27
mCD "a
Ut NCf
Nerer Too Wise to Learn
I,y BILLY EVANS

No matter how great one may bc ~
any line Il sport II n always possiblu
10 Improve ones game.
In gulf Walter Hagen iypifics all that
II worth while lie looks the part Of IL
champion and plays II. Yet Hagen never
n satisfied. he u always trying to adj
something new 10 his r-p,tolrc Of shot
In baseball Ty cobb stands out ~ tn
greatest OF nll time. Taking into con
slruiicn 81 departments Of the gam"
be- b. the Ideal player.
On Base---tT Eat
There have been f,w greater lisr run
metz ihnn cobb While now h. Lack
some Il his old time speed h. stll i-
figuring what IL bsSt 10 do Amen "a.
reaches first los,
IN ihU hating ,nd II the sport. cobb
always hns been pr,-vmincnt Since he
entered the American League thiH prev .
,sr always hns boon Il fy0ufce ~ truub'
IT, I" the pitchers. Constantly fclrcd bN
them he has hpn called 81 constantly
10 fiicc The beet pitching that could Ice
offered This his meant series or du-
els of wits between ro'h and the pitch.
,rs. ~ which cobb ALWAYS has lmd The
edge. IN measure psychology hns ri.
uiuph,d d., Coph h,s always fcarei
th, pitchers les. than they did him.
,ing New s,yh
Nusl plnyois with cubb's ability at
hat would have lan coniont ~ rest oii
their hunls bu, not Cobb,
This spiing ! noted that ho Mas "
iia 3. different stslo ! couldn't figup
out The change but realized that he wa
hitting al tho hall In a different mnn.
rsr. afl,od HIN about H.
"Ycs have changed my style slight
/ ly," d. replied ~ low hall always h9,
hCrn hardest Tor me to hit For the las;
Two c. three years that style deliver
has u Dubbed ne mere than ever.
! Although ! have been hitting az low
lalls for ~ years In N, majors DE-
odd TO $50 N couldn't devise som,
way ~ making u easier.
Mae Tllrm Higher
After much experiment ] disruyefci
that crnuchcd position. In which
b,ut my knees considerably. enable
me Il hii these balls with better sue
,ccys. ln reality I made IN. low ba
high,r simply by bending the knee
when I assumed my position at bat"
|, The fact TINT cobb is hitting bette
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BY MlEAN S TO 4


MCLEAN. SEPT Sin the 'asei,al
-ams here this afternoon s.esween Fam.
"a and sfsi<an tn score .iooi 60
IN fnvor q Mclean. The fsatur. = ths
rnn,e IN battine a. Boa.u and B:~rers
Il Mclean who eaeh made thru hiis
Bigger- rirucs cut n men ana h'h
Psmrn 20 three hts.
Baitsries-Fampa. wIl-nn and cut
Pepper. McLean Biegers and Bowen
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iiolins Heat Israyr..

ls AfstFiainl Pres
BOSTON. s,pt. 20 Brooklyn iattcd
ucncwich ana liraNian hard today and
debated Boston. a. TO 8.
Brooklyn ...... zoe 0si gOi--ig n 4
Boston ......... 900 o0o Coz . = 1
Vance ANA Dvberry; Genowioh. BraX.
ton !. struck out. by Gencwich l.
Vance o. iimxton I.
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