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Vital Statistics
RIRTHc

DIN I'D
Births In their households ara re-.
ported by the following men.
Anderson, Olaf Nick. 1512 4Gth ave.
$. W. boy.
Baich; Wilbur Leland. 1879 18th ave
y. T.. boy.
BEEN. John William. 1910 Aurora
ave, girl
Bowles. walter A. 1896 belmont
ave. boy.
Burt Harvey, e54 Sixth ave n. girl.
Carlson. Ole. s2s 2sth ave. s., boy.
Coz. Manning William. COZ L. 4Tth
st. boy.
Deiano. Paul 1897 18th ave. s. boy.
Ge.nniii. Ralph a. 100 e. lard St.
Kirkland. Edwin l.. Route s. girl.
Larsen. Leslie J.. I71o Il. roth st..
Miller. George II, 2sos W. 18th St
Morris .samuel- 474s 10th ave. S, W.
osland. Axel r. 2s1s Fourth ave.
olSarnoto. sein. eIsa Yesler way.
boy.
oyInk. Henry. kirkland. girl.
o'Tool. Wren j.. Yale Apis. boy.
Paul. Baptiste r.. Tacoma, girl
Peterson. Gus. Rain Apis. girl.
Sears, willard L.. 1907 y. 42th St.
Sewers. Roy PaIouse. girl.
Werner. Merrill Louis, 9O7 +. ssrd
Williams. Andrew b.. Oakland. girl.
WIthan,. Charles Herbert. 2es 18th
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HOME AND INcoMr

L HOME AND INCOME
Good j-rpom house. fireplace.
built-in features Three room
house In rear. Income s2s 90 per
month. South Of Woodland
park. Price s5.G00. AK for
Mr. Hakes
u. H. THOMAS < co. INC.
Utenltors)
1920 Third Ave FL lot-aiia.
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hing trouble with
hds call at 2ii3
bet remedy.
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[sers. SIS

Users, So
and vest witn
BE. See our nsm
bnts at new 70.
y pairs TO cho ny,
FLundauIst-L.Sili,II..
ID 9Th and Pc:
bL SUITS ,2sa
u sec these fln-
y tailored fron
tt here in Wg,nsI
Eruly beauuIp,.,
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lily. znd no''
ktL .nd pike.
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FIIssT

ahN
bange ny na'D'
the world 2,
|your name fos
said he ~
gets home.
|fsObert.-Bo''''
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POOR RENT HOUSES

NiTE s-roouf house. between fwo
ear lines. fruit trees and room fer
blk garden, ssUe Wocdlawn ave.
l!resn Lake ear ss2~So
$z5 CASH and SIS monthly buys THIS
nsee broom cottage and X aefw
garden ia ). W, Seattle. Now ready
Is move in Phone FL. tot-osTs,
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65 FOR SALE-WEST
SEATTLE

FIVE rooms and bath. lot 7txi20 To
alley. bearing fruit trcer. half
block To- car. near piayfieid and
school South Park district. $4,000.
500 down. $50 per month includ-
ing interest
THREE rooms; large, view lot, cox
lao 70 alley. three blocks Ia car.
bearing fruit trees 4 snap for
$1,000. $50 cash, balance like rent.
g A. BlSBEE x 60.
702i California Ave. WE st-537O
HERES ANOTHER ONE
-Four rooms. modern. newly tinted.
duubly constructed: three short
blocks 20 carr lawn. fruft and bor-
cash. balance Il. T.
JUNCTION REALTY co.
WE st-034T
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Il, carpenter ane
fhcart. norm
buy home 81
b $40 per mon W
tied. Call 81 ,"
j at once
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Nhihe ana residence. Age
Rundy. Leo w. Seattle ......2s
TorEerson, Edna NJ, Seattle LIB
Ducharme. Paul b. Tacoma ..2s
Fuller. Ruth NJ. Tacoma .......2I
Puduann. Dominic. Seattle -. Legal
Tobin, Ellen. Seattle ....... Legal
Smith. Glenn Earl. shelton Legal
johnson. Tena Georgiana. SEE
attic .................. Legal
rroycr Henry. Newcastle ...4S
Kendall, Anna. Newcastle ....4S
Benson. Tandy o.. Seattle Legal
Hagen. Anna, Seattle Legal
Nelson. Olaf. Centralia. .......Iegai
Eliasen. Helen. Seattle Legal
Carl, Emil H, Seattle ........Legal
Mnlstrom. Olive T.. Seattle Illegal
Isaacson. Erik A., Seattle Legal
Udell, Myrtle f., Seattle 80. Legal
McCallister, Glenn, Seattle ..ss
Slack. Pearl, Seattle .....ef
sterling. John D.. Seattle.
Routenberg. Olga, Seattle ........24
Brewer. Ray H. Seattle illegal
Metzner. Sophia r. Bellingham Legal
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LETTER FROM RUTH EILiNG.
Ton 10 LESLIE PRESCOTT.
CONTINUED

From tho way Walter said this.
Ieal.s. I knew he only half believed
Il, so ! think wen Try 10 lot tho
shop problem work itself out after
Walter and are married.
Yes Ruth, for all I am afraid. I
am going TO marry him. lie Is tho
hest man. tho honesicat man. and
the most sincere man l have ever
known. I'm going 10 try u once
more. Leslie. and then II find it's
ell wrong. I'm going 60 SO out on
a crusade against marriage as VIC
know Il now.
Now about yourself. my dear Lay
your cards on the table. Come
thru straight and clean. and also
mako that little termagnnt Of n sis.
tor do the same thing. II necessary.
bring your mother into it--aitho.
poor woman, l would not mako her
choose between her daughters unless
you find you cannot settle Il proper.
y IN ans other way. Remember.
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ourBloodStarvingF Want 0flron?
Modern Cooking Living
WHY NUxATED IRON so QUICKLY BUILDS
UP WEAK, NERVOUS. RUNDOWN FOLKS
Millions OF People Have Taken It To Increase
Their Strength, Power, Energy and Endurance.

rs your blood starving for want OF
iron? Iron is red blood food. II you
were to go without eating until you
became weak, thin and emaciated. you
could not do more serious harm to
yourself, than when you let your blood
literally staryc for want OF iron--iron
that gives 1t strength and power TO
change food into living tissue," said a
wcll.known physician recently.
Modern methods Of cooking and the rapid
pace ut which people OF this country live hiss
made such an alarming increase In iron def.
cheney In The blood OF American men and wo.
men that | have often marvcled al the largo
number OF people who lack iron In the blood,
and WHO never suspect the cause oftheir weak,
nervous. rundown state. Lack Of iron IN the
blood not only rnakes man physical ard
mental wcakling, nervous. irritable, enshy r.
tigued, but II utterly rob3 him OF TINT vtrNn
force, that stamina and strength Of will which
are 80 necessary to success and power IN every
walk of life. II may also transform behuti'
full awect-tempcrcd woman into one who Ia
cross. nervous and irritable. have strongly
emphasized the great necessity OF physicians
making blood examinations OF their weak,
snacmic. rundown patients. Thousands OF
persons 90 on year after year suffering from
physical weakness and highly nervous con.
dtlon due to lack OF sufficient iron In their
red DloC0 COrpuAclcA without ever 7 Calling the
real and true cause OF their trouble. Without
iron in your blood your food merely passes
through the body something like corn through
an old mill. with rollers 10 wide apart that the
mill can't grind.
For want Of iron you may be an old man at
thirty, dull Of intellect, poor In memory. ner.
voua, irritable and all rundown. while at 50or
90 with plenty Of iron In your blood you may
etl boyoung IN feeling, full Of life. your whole
being brimmng over with vim and energy.
But In my opinion you can't make strong,
keen. forceful men and healthy rosy.cheeked
women by feeding them on metallic iron.
The old forms OF metallic iron must 90 through
n digestive process 20 transform them into
organic iron before they are ready TO be taken
up and assInilatcd by the human system,
Notwithstanding all that has beer said and
written on thia subject by welknown physi.
Clans, Thousands Of people still insist In dos.
ing Themselves with metallic iron simply. |
suppose. because Il costs few cents lesa, |
strongly advise readers In NIL cases 10 get
physician's prescription for organic IRON
Nuxated lron-o II you don't want TO 10 TO
lhi, trouble. then purchase only Nuxa,ed Iron
In IT, original packages and see that this
particular name tNuKated IRON appears on
the package. II you have taken preparations
speh az Nux and Iron and other similar iron
grosusts and failed TO get results remember
that such products are an entirely different
Thing from Nupated Iron.
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bottle. and you have whole quar-.
,er.pint Of the most wonderful skin
whitensr, softener and beautlfier.
Massage this swcetly fragrant
lemon bleach into the face. neck.
arms and hands. It can not irritatc
Famous stage beauties use It to
bring that clear. youthful skin and
rosy.white complexion: also as a
freckle. sunburn and tan bleach. You
must mix this remarkable lotion
yourself It can not DO bought ready
10 use because Il acts best immcdI.
etely after 1t Is preparcd.--Adver
tIsement.
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I think ia kind Of like 20 visit
Buster Bear on my vacation" uaid
wseny, tho elephant. 20 the Twins
Ana I'm sure Buster would like 10
have you. too"
where does no liye7" asked Nick.
In a woods on the aide OF a
mountain" sald weeny Nancy.
VIII you please shake tho wrinkles
out OF my mighty And pack Il up FOR
mef can't 60 10 Busters house
all wrinklcd up And where are ms
speesT'
You have them on" laughed
Nancy. They're rght on your
nose"
"iia. ha hai I declarer laughed
wesny. IL they'd been n snake
they'd have bitten me- That's me
fdl you' Here. Nancy. IN take them
or and you can pack them. toe"
So Nancy packed tho specs and
then shs and Nick trotted of
mean Wceny trolted OF with them
on his back ! mean the Twins on
his hack. not the specs
I don't know what places they
crossed. but u was about dozen
things, and by and they came
10 the trcc.coyered mountain side
where Buster lived IN a cave house
with his mother and daddy.
When wceny climbed up and
rang the doorbcll. Buster answered
Il. for indeed there was no ono else
10 DO g. lie was all by himself.
lie was 10 surprised TO ace them
that an he could say was. Good.
nirhir
You should say. 'Good.day.' " said
weeny. wrapping his trunk around
Busters neck and giving him kiss
"Good.ni-I mean Hello. Eald
Buster. doing a little dance. I'm az
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glad as sixty to see you Where are
you golnET'
Here" said Wecny. sitting down
20 let the Twins slide or his back
We've come 90 pay you q wilt
Have you got any room
"Oodlesr' said Buster 'Aia and
Daddy are away on a trip and I'm
on by myself. And ] was just ION,
derinE what ! was going 20 do. But
now wo can have a good time. -Four
IL a dandy number. We can't play
bail or prisoners base. but We can
play zig and hispy and five hundred
and casino and loads Of things Can
sou cook. Nancy"
Yes. can cook anything In
cana" said Nancy and boil eggs
and make tea"
Wen have perfect picnic" said
Buster Bear Come on In and take
or your things and wen have a
game Of hiupy right away. Talk
about clrcusenF'
We'll. haven't got much room
loft 10 tell you all about u, but the
visitors stayed five days with Bus.
ter ana then SIR. and Mrs. Bear
came home.
Buster. did you set tho cellar
cleaned ~ ! told your aald Mrs
Bear.
mo. ma'am." raid Buster. hans
Ing his head
'or tho fence whltewashed or the
ash-can emptied or tho wood cut
or"
'oh. ma. We had such good
time ! forgot" raid Buster.
II think well 10 packing and
moving along" raid Weeuy 20 The
Twins.
10 he Continued
lcegYfiKht 1850 \. y. A. ssr,ies. Inrl
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CHAPTER VII
In Lieu Of Chinks

THE Wreck wanted TO follow
l. Charley Mcsween outside. but
Sally had grip on his arm that he
could not loosen without being rough.
She dragged him TO a chair. pushed
him into II and stood guard.
Continued In our next issue)
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nrGIN mrnn TO-DAY


The Nervous Wreck an ecctns
tfic young Fastener who Is a guest
a. thr kAr-M ranch in Montana,
drives sally Morgan, daughter u
The owner, over a rough. uncertain
trail from the ranch 10 the railroad
station.
After several mlshaps SAey run
out ~ gasoline. The Wreck tries
"a borrow five gallons from lhe oe-
cupants % a passing car, When
they refuse, the Wreck holds them
up AZ the point % a gun and forci-
bis takes some % their gasoline
Next morning they stop az a ranch
and meet the foreman. Charlie Me-
Swcen who Is in a quandry be-
cause be has lost Ms cooks Just be-
fore tho impending arrival 81 the
owner. Can you cook biscuits,
ma'am- asks the foreman
NOW 60 ON WITH the STORY
~of course can" said sally. but
couldn't wait fog them this morn.
ing
II figured you could make 'em."
nodded the foreman. Can you cook
meats don't mean plain f;yin'. but
all kinds Of waysg"
quite a number OF ways" she
smiled.
Il bet you can do tricks with eggs.
Ike maxim omelettes and scrambles
and things like that"
n can do some tricks" she con.
feSsed.
4 bet you can" he said admlfing
ly. as he rose from the table. Il
sure did enjoy that breakfast. II
you folks viii excuse mo for little
while. I've got some things 20 do.
Just set around and make yourselves
comfortable. In case you feel like
cieanin' up"
He glanced at the pile OF dishes in
the sink.
''of course well wash the dishes.
said sally. Wen be glad 20"
Charley MeSween nodded and
sauntered out % the kitchen. Sally
looked the Wreck in the eye.
II suppose you thought YOU had
10 say that" she remarked.
only reason said H." he an.
swered. returning her look. couples
touring around In flivvers are sup.
posed 10 be married.
Reckon you're right" she admit.
ted. "oh. well. it's not important.
You might bring these breakfast
dishes over TO the sink. III wash
and you wipe
He was not very dexterious at wip.
ing. but no got thru Il without
breakage. She put an apron on him.
much to hts irritation: but no sub
mitted because she explained that It
was a sort OF regulation in kitchens.
Il don't suppose you've noticed
things around here very much. she
said. but this Is pretty swell
kitchen for a ranch. That stove cost
= lot OF money: look at Il. And run.
ming water in the sink. There isn't
anything around here that isn't high
grade. Did you see that other cup
board over there? IT'S full OF china
mot crockery. but china I don't
know where he gets his bacon. but
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MaNEROUS
~ WRECK
1.s SS 80 bTE.a.RaH
-4-G&SxS~ 91oo4 by NEA Service Inc
9tS2a ~ MA service Ifc

never saw such quality served out
20 ranch hands before, They must
live high"
The Wreck wiped the last dish. Is.
capped nom the apron and glanced at
HIS watch.
only nine o'clock. no said.
We've got all day 20 make that
train
I'D clean forgotten declared
sally. But Wen find out an about
Il from Charley McSWeen
Charley re.entered the kitchen
presently, Tilted chair against the
wall and sat down.
wen have a little talk" he an.
nounced. Better set down
sally drew a chair for herself, but
the Wreck nroppod himself against
tho table, 10 wanted 20 be ready
FOR emergencies Somebody might
have spread an alarm.
DO sou believe IN acts OF Proyi-
denecg" asked the foreman. after a
moment ot thought.
Tho pair from the niyyer ex'
changed glanccs.
NO" said the Wreck
Yes" said sally.
THAT makes Il ntty.nfty" de-
ciarcd Charley Mcsweon. which Is
a pretty fair break A. for myself.
believe IN EN-. III tell you why
lie paused long enough 20 light a
pipe and get u going properly
AS said a while back. We had a
Chinese cook here and Chinese
dishwasher Ordinarily We don't run
10 fancy eookin'. But I got that pair
OF Chlnks FOR a special reason. I'm
expectin' the boss As near as can
make out from his letter. he's about
due today He don't como often.
but when he does he has TO be led
right,
but these here chinks jumped on
me yesterday Some OF the boys got
to foOlin' with 'em and scared 'em
most 20 death. So they jumped and
left ME fiat. with the boss comm.
What was / goin' 20 do7 You can't
run out and pick up cooks like Jack
rabbits. And when you do get 'em
they're mostly very plain workers.
said TO myself Charley Mcswoon.
you're In a hell OF a Fix. You amt
got a cook and YOU amt got time
10 so and fetch one And all the time
was remcmberin' how particular
the boss is about hts meals"
He spent a fow seconds in thought
and resumed
Maybe you can sec why I asked
you about acts OF Providence. only
this mornln' said 10 myself. Moth.
in but an act Of Providence Will
replace them unutterable Chlnks.
And right then and there Providence
steps aud and says. Here's lady
that can cook rigns around any
Chink that ever grew a pigtaii. along
with her husband who can wash
dishes ~ for the most particular
kind 80 royalty 10 eat or Of I'll
ls-f , you II II ain't so, e
If,rv hniled. but the wrecks face
PJ fggestion OF grlutaess.
, lou suggN sting no asked.
'S'tcdS wife and u 20 TO work In
y'repeA'A and get meals for your
1ck, e got tho idea !. said Charley
Nc \. Meals for the boss-and
,he )"
get It out OF your head.
Noertic doing"
II yo,rcman turned to Sally with
sliL Jy pained expression.
"II'eh't think your husband graaps
Il. NJ, i'm. He don't seem to quito
lay h,ol Of the situation. Here ! am
with Ne boss comm. and no cook.
can't cook 'em. There amt ono OF
the boys can cook good enough.
They can rustic things for them.
selves. but they don't know many
city tricks. I've got to have a cook. .
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The Tdmgle
story private ~

dear, I'm with you from flrat 10 last.
and n you want me. I'll bring up
Waiter as reserve. and he's a
whole regiment In himself.
Before sec sou again. dear ]
shall be AtrH. Ruth Burke. Pray a
little prayer for mo ionlghi-not for
my happiness, perhaps. bat for my
eontcnt. and chance to make good.
Lovingly.
NyF-f-tr
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CablcEram From Alice Hamil-
ton TO Lady Betty CarnoVnn.

Would you and chnriss like 10
winter In Cairo with me7 Ny mar.
laEn has been delayed am not
SURF but II VIII 10 put of indefinite.
~ Father Ia recovering and M you
know hato the United States. An.
swer Immediately. ALICE.
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make them tiiei ~ upset The storssh The manu-.
faeturerr guarantees tueoestfui and entirely tattfse.
tory results to every purchaser they will refund
your money II Ia dispensed By all good druggists.
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In commenting upcnthevrl.
ue Of Nuxsied Iron ssamesns
for erestingred hlood, strength
and endurance. another phys.
ician says;
Scarcely \ day goes By bu,
that zee women whose care.
worn faces, dragging steps
and generally weak. tired ap.
pesranco show unmis,akablc
signs OF that anscmic, run
down condition, usually
brought on by lack Of iron In
the blood.
"Ihefp can be nc strong.
healthy. bcap,lfulwomsn With.
out Iron and inasmuch az re.
fnlna processes and modern
cooking methods rsinovo tho
ircn OF Mother Earth from 90
many OF cur trsog: common
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Telegram Prom Leslie Pres
colt TO John Alden Prescott.

Mother wishes me 10 be with her
some time. WIN you please have
Sarah pack IN little Jacks parn.
phcrnalia and bring him over here?
We arc going to the reaahore soon
and I, viii be fino for him.
Mother said you could see dad any
time you wish now. told her you
were very busy. You would better
telegraph her. LESLIE.
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Night Letter From Mrs. Leslie
Prescott TO Mrs. Mary Alden
Prescott.

Forgive mo for not writing you
before. Waited until had good
news. Dad stood operation wonder
fully. Recognized mother today.
Expect 10 stay here quite a while
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Lemons Bleach
the Skin White
The only harm,

The only harm.
less why TO bleach
tho skin white IL
20 mix the Juice OF
two lemons with
three ounces OF
Orchard white.
which any drug
Eist will supply
for n few cents.
Ghaks we'll I'm n
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Am telograhplng Jack 10 send me lit
tic Jack. Much love. LESLIE.
The Washington times., 1924-07-09
GflMALL STUFF IN
~ FOR ROOT'ERI

The Grlffmen gained Few
points on the Yankees during yex.
terday's lay.cff and are today one
full game IN front. Hollis Thurston
hung up his thirteenth victory Of
the season when he turned back
the Yanks IN the opener, 10 to 3.
The second game was smuggling
affair, the champions Ncopping. s
TO 5. The Yankees collected six.
teen hits.
The Giants started their Western
trip by increasing their lead over
the Cubs to six games. when they
defeated the Cardinals, while the,
Cubs were losing q swatfest to the
Dodgers,
The PhilIies and Reds staged two
extra inning contests, the former
coping the first III 10 innings, q
20 4 while the latter took the sec.
cnd tilt in the sixteenth, 2 TO /
The Browns spotted the Red sox
seven runs ana then came on to,
The Pirates .chalked ub their
fourth stFaight victory IN defeat.
Ing The Braves. 70 3.
The Athletics stopped the IN.
dams. 4 70 0, tina game on1inE n
ne seventh b. rain
The Washington times., 1924-07-09
TIGERS KID HAS
WILLINGNESS
TO WORK
southpaw Wells Makes Big
Hit With Manager
~ Cobb
By BERT WAI.KER.

DETROIT. July 81 This boy
Wells. who has shown up 30 nicely
in the few games he has worked
for the Tigers. II 4 southpaw that
Ty Cobb confidently expects win
be. 9 star Of the first magnitude
when he gets more experience. II
rs not alone because he e power.
fully built, loose jOipted, tireless
worker, with q good fast ball.
plenty Of curve and control and q
nice change Of pace. It II not
alone because he Is good fielder,
youthful and intelligent. OF course
all Of these things are prime re-
Quisites OF your successful pitcher.
but Wells has something more.
The Wells characteristic that
pleaseg Ty more than any other
Is his willingness to work and his
Eeagerness to learn. Given the
physical requirements, plus this fine
mental attitude and. you have all
that Il necessary to develop q re-
gular star.
Wells has graduated from Bethany
college. A college education ID good
for ban player. Aside from what
he learns In school the training
furnishes him with an orderly and
wen disciplined mind. Wells has II
and he realizes that now he Is just
learning to become q BAH player.
That, In itself, Ii important
When Wells was first up with
the Tigers Ty noted that he was
q bit slow on fielding hunts and on
throwing to first base. So during
the winter he wrote him advising
him to practice fielding hunts and
throwing to first. This summer. q
short time before Wells Joined the
team, Ty met player from Bethany
and asked him how Wells was com.
ing on. Wells, Of course, was not
eligible to play on the college team.
"Oh," he said, Wells IL q
peculiar fellow. He takes B batter
and q couple Of basemen out on
the field. They knock hunts to
him and he has another fellow call
to him which base the player Is
lat and he fields the ball there. He
works at this by the hour. You
would think he was learning to be
"a short-stop,"
Naturally this made 8 tremendous
hit with ny for Wells was religi-
ousIy carrying ont Cobb'B euggess
ton. Az q result when Big I'd
Joined the team he wRs one of the
best OF fielding pitchers.