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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-02-27

My dear Miss Flo
| have been married two times
the first time when / was eighteen
years old. My husband was killed in
an accident two years later. Then l
met Jim. / was still mourning my
husband. Jim was kind, sympa, hetic
and partially filed the terrible void
which l felt. The result was at the
end of two years l had learned for
the first time what real love meant,
and we were married. That was one
year ago, and now, when | should be
the happiest Of girls in Loving and
being loved, believe I am the most
miserable, for as much as l love jim,
and as much as 1 know he loves me,
we quarrel constantly. He is terribly
jealous, and all my protests that he
is the only man l ever really loved
are in vain. He tells me that I new
er really Loved him-that all my love
has been given to my first husband
If we go to a dance, he tells me
that l flirted openly with my dancing
paJners, and it ends in a scene. 1
am afraid to even smile at another
man. Can't you tell me what to do
to make him believe in me? What
can l do to convince him that in my
heart he is the only man l have ever
loved-that the other affair-while a
happy marriage-not based on real
] love.
VIVIAN.
Regardless Of how intolerable a
husband who is jealous without
cause may be, you shall find some
satisfaction in knowing, from other
wOmen's experiences, that a husband
who is not jealous, with cause, is ever
more unbearable.
Jealousy indicates two things-ir
some cases both-either selfshness
or acknowledged failure on the par
of the husband to hold his wife.
love. We occasionally see a HUSBAND
with the PLANES. Of wife who is 81
jealous that he is ready to murde
every One-man or wom2n-wh
smiles at his wife. That is selfish
ness. Fortunately, such men are few
On the other hand, there are hus
bands with every cause in the worl
to be jealous-they may have beau
tiful wives-but they appear abso
lutely Indifferent to her various fir
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-02-27
HORIZONTAL

HORIZONTAL
/. Offspring Il
A. In time past
7. Legume.
10. Short fer Alonzo
10. Unit
IA Breaking Of day
16.
II. Did
IS. To terrify
19. Fondle
20. Sincere
%. Fixed Charge J.
"a. Boy
&c. Open (POeticaD
27. Period of time
20. Ever (ContractiOn)
80. Round Objects
81. Long time
SO. Russian National drink
35. Abbreviation for Russian
SO. To use (as a sword)
SO. Form eff "to be-
80. Conjunction
al. Abbreviation for relative
AZ. Musical Note
49, Note Of scale
"A. Spike
AS. Close to
46. The same (abbrev.) Latin
torate. In this attempt to select a
ticket with which they could go out
and win they would have the cOmpe-
ton of the opposing parties. This
rivalry would have the effect OF fore
ing the parties to present a better
type eff candidate for high state Of
fee than the present hit or miss sys-
TEN brings forth. 1t would also
make for party responsibility. The
attention of the people would be cen
tered more on the carrying out Of re-
forms advocated in party platforms
than in the doings or misdoings Of
individuals in public Office. The fail
ure Of members Of the present legis-
lature to carry oct their party plat
form pledges is indicative of the
chaos that prevails under the present
system. The continuation cf such a
1 policy of party anarchy must inevi-
: tably lead to the breaking up Of the
party system entirely and the adop-
ton of q Nonpartisan electoral plan
1lch as exists in many European
countries and to a certain extent in
Minnesota
: The political leaders Of Montana
are today standing at the cross
roads Of electoral reform. They can
: choose to travel back along to the
road that leads to the missnlic swamp
t of the old bCzs-ruled convention sys-
: tenn, or along the road that leads to
t an improved primary where a system
b of selecting such officers would obtain
0 that would be more conducive to the
g public good, OF the road TO prefer
: entail Nonpartisan primary. They
[. cannot stand where they are today
L The very existence of their parties
e hangs in the balance. They mus
d move forward. Let US hope thai
: their movements will not be hamper
) ed by any spirit Of moral cowardicC
n or shortsightedness or recklessness
/ but be guided by sound political wis
dom and courage actuated by sin
1t cere desire to give the people an op
st portunity, through their elected dele
n gates, to select a better class of pub
E. lie officials who will endeavor to max
4 Montana better place in which t
Id live by rendering its inhabitants
c. better SORT of public service.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-02-27
EVERY CITIZEN SHOULD READ this ARTICLE

Present Legislature In Session at Helena VIII Deal With the
Above Vital Question and Voters Should Understand the
Subject Thoroughly So AS to Be Able to Comprehend
Action Of Their Representatives When Vote Is Taken
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-02-27

AZ. Birds home
so. Spills
81. Period of time
53. 70 sing
Sc. Kind of tree
So. bolt
60. Author Of modern FABLES in
Slang"
81. Girls name
60. Personal possessive pronoun
SIS. A wrong
&c. Degree of Doctor Of Laws
So. Advert Of place
50. Steel plate
70. SOrrowful
II. Inclining
76. Talk
II. Charitable donation
rs. Never (Contraction)
VERTICAL
l. Toilet article
2. Formerly
1 3. Irritated
/ a. Summed
5. Southern sta e (abbrev.)
6. Cry Of pain
z. Greek letter
s. Half an EN-
9. June birthstone
10. Foliage
Il. Mythical monster
II. City in Alaska
Is. To puzzle
d. To below
%. elongated fish
25. Large branch Of Mississippi
River
%. Mode of travel
20. Reddish coloring matter
81. Like an elf
33. Enthusiasm; pep
"a. Anatomy (abbrev.)
sc. Happiness; opposite eff woe
81. Father
40. Round fiat body
Il. Repose
AZ. Rubbed out
, 40. To make insane
+ 81. Sacred hymns
!, "a. Possesses
81. Formerly
t, 81. Rests
SO. One of the senses
, 81. Proyerb
: 81. A thirst
! GA, Der0onstrative pronoun
CT. Burden
. r.. Printers measure
: 70. Like
IA. Into
. rs. Point of the compass
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-02-27

Hs Known Great Fails Attorney and Farmer-Labor Advo-
cate Gives Valuable Information on Present Primary
System: It's Faults and the Correction
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10
7oUHesrowHsKE sLovlNsxH xQFts1
chom, mncharhi atd'.

chom, mncharhi atd'.
Ciel'om zaistenia pravidelneho
krmenia, vel pozornost' musi
.byt,. venovana pri merani Eagle
Brand Mlieka. Vzdy nalievajte z
plachovice ma lyzitku, ably sa mile
ko ustalo, ale ably sa neprelieva.
10. Snadno mozetc pochopit', re
nacieranie lyzicou do plachovice
bolo by nedobrym meranlm, ma
kol 'ko hodne mlieka by sa male
pilo al ma spodnn east lyzlce
Predpisy nrcujd, re tol'ko tol,'
ko kavovych lyzicick ide ku iste.
mu poctu uncov vody, preto kaz'
ia kavova lyzika ma byt' pozor'
ne odmcrana dl'a horcjsich Il
pray.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10
zENY ST Uz vEsELsfMI.

Vytykajme dnesnym zenam Sc
beviacej jednu prednost' i'm
musime priznat': Sd veseElmi a
st 'astneisfmi, nezli boly predtyym.
TAX pise Jane Tavern Y jednych
anglickych novinach. Vsetci le-
kari sa shodnjt v tom, ze moder-
ma zena je svieza zdrava, pri
srovnani rokmi minulymi. Po-
6etnejSia beast zien V tclesnych
cviGenia,h, lepSie vzdelanie hygie-
nicke, beast ma Mvote a zocelc-
ME tcla i ducha v boii zivota to
vysvetlujii. Zena stala sa bytoS-
'ou zivejSou a veselc jSou, odraza
sa to i V jej ii'bore Zda sa nam
dnes neuveritel 'nym, re este pred
niekol 'kymi rokami davala zena
prednost barvam jednotvarnym.
Dnes miluje zena zivu pestrost' a
radostny DOZEN tychto bariev p6-
sobi ma jej mys'el'. Ncm6ze tieto
vesele sviatocne barvy nosit' bez
toho, ably svojej naladc nepod-
l'ahla ich vlivu. NeoaviSlost a Sa-
mostatnost ktOrn 81 TAX mnoh6
zeny dobyly, prinaSajii i'm ovScm
mnoht bojc staroSti, ale celkom
predSa len Wac smicchu a RADIO
sti. Lepsia zh'nsenost' zivotna va
ruje pred sklamanim a dovol 'ujo
i'm poroz'menie naSh0 bytia a cha
pania po stranke najlepSei.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10

sa vynasla al ia naimensia od-
chyl 'ka Cd vyaadovanej akovosti.
Toto mlieko, ked rreslo cez ru-
Ky insDcktorov v kondenzovni,
dane je do zohrievacich zriedel,
kde smiesane je cistym cukrom,
ktory je dodavany ciel'om dlhsie-
no zachovania. ia miesanina je
dana do nadob, a cd tohto 6asu
az do naplnovania do plachovic
mlicko nepride do potyku von-
kajSim povctrim. aby, sa predislo
ieho zospineniu a oxidovaniu.
TEmto procesom vzrast napoma-
hajncc sntiastky mlieka sa neu-
tratia q ccrstvt mlieko s cistym
cukrom sa dokonale smiesa.
Eagle Hrand Mlicko obsahujncc
plachovice vyrabane sn Bordr-
novych kondenzovnlach vypro-
blivant Sn vacualmom, ably sa pre-.
diSlo najmenScj ncdokonalosti
Dokonale plachovice sa potion ste.
ri!izujii az pos70O stupnov F., elm
zaisti sa absolntna sterilizovanost
plachovic.
Po naplnoni kanvicc sa pecatia
na zvlastny stlacujhci sp0sob, ku
comu netreba aiadneho letovania
Pamatajte, ze pri krmeni ko-
jcncov Eagle Brand Mliekom .jc
vel mi d6lcziton vccou, ably vsetko
pri pripravovani uzivant bolo L.
pine cistym. Ticz ked' plachovicu
raz otvorite, ona musi byt' "a
kryta sialkou a drama mus1 byt
na Cistom, chladnom mieste, ably
mlioko bolo chranen6 pred pra
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10
Nedostatccne krmenie.

Z pravidla kojenci bFvajn sko-
rel prekrmeni, nez ncdostatocne
nakrmeni. Lenze kadenahle die
ia place, ked' sa mu odoberlc
flaska, a Ease place pred casom
nasledujnccho krmenia, ma sa mu
so dna ma den pridat' po troche
Inuste jsieho mlieka az po takn da-
vku, zc sa uspokojl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10
ZENY-VOJACI.

POnevac Turecku zena ma tie
same prava a povinnosti ako muz,
je pripustena i k sluzbe vojen-
skej. Uz teraz slnzi dost' znaGny
pocet zien V tureckom vojsku. Y
poslednej dobe podarilo sa ener
gickym damam, ako oznamuje lau-
Sannsky easopis, tax vyniknnt' V
tomto obore, re boly niektore z
pich vymenovane "a d6stojnlkov.
Turecka armada ma teraz dvoch
majorov a asi 100 dostojnikov,
ktori pre- vlast' zamenili svoje
s,tkme "a vojenske nohavice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10
CI.ANOK 119.
Go ie sladene kondensovane
mIiekO?

Cerstvt, este, pine smotany, SUI
rove mlieko od zd'ravych krav u.
,potreb1va sa pri vyrabani Eagle
Brand Mlieka. Kravy sil dozera-
ne mliecarne prehliadane pra-
videlnEch obdobiach skrze zvero-
lekarov. Kondensovne nachodia 81
blizko mliecarni, co umoznuje, re
doStavajn surove mlieko tom
ma ajdokonalejSie cerstvom stave.
II kazdej kanvice do kondenzo-
vnc dodantho cistdho, suroveho
mlicka sobrata je vzorka a zaraz
ie al probiivana cNpertami, ably
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10

prMajanfm ma byt' v prvom rade
predlzene ma Styri hodiny. Pri
flaskou krmenych det och mnoz-
stvo daneho krmiva ma byt' u
mensene ma polovicu zvyeajneho
obsahIu kazdej flasky, kym STAY
tento neustdpi. Y pade by toto
zakrofenie nepomahalo, hned' po-
rad'te sa svojho lekara.
Utitel ky vsade prehliadajn zu-
by svojich ziakov ktore deti
nemaj1 este zuby, sn vyhresent.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10
70 zenskeho sveta
PovAB JE D0LEzTTEJSf, NEz
KRkHA.

Mnoha pekna dievka vlastnou
svojon vinou je stave celkom
zkazit priaznivy DOZEN, ktory by
mac dinila, IA to iba pre- to, re ne
ma p6vabu. Me nadarmo prehla.
sill tax znamenity znalec zien, a.
kym Dol Balzac, re povab pre- zenn
mnoho je d6leziteisi, nez krasa.
Povabnost' je vzacnym darom
prirody, ktory zaiste nebol danS
kazdej zene do kolisky. Ale nep6-
vabne zeny nemaju pri6inu, ably
sa zarmucovaly. .Jedna najpo-
vabnejsfch anelickych hereGiek,
Evelyn Laye prezradzujc svojim
menej st 'astnym scstram tajom-
stvo, ako sa m6ze kaazda zena ! 'ah-
ko stat povabnou. "Ista miera
p6vabu je kazdej zene'' - pise
spomenuta mlada DANA. "Casto
je ovsem tento dar tax skryty, ze
no neni mono l'a!t.io ob.javit +.
Avsak pri neustalom evident a po-
zornosti m0zeme docielit dObrych
vysledkov vtedy, ked' zaGiatky
boly iba nepatrnt. NajlepSim pro-
striedkom k ziskaniu p6vabnos:i
je tanec. Pri rytmu tanca uvol'-
nujii sa pohl by, mac prflis tuht,
takze zena, ktora hodnc tanci,
takmer nevedomky ziska zaokriih-
lenost' pohybov, Il tym i velikeho
p6vabu. Jak malo ludi ma p5-
walnut chodzu. Priemerna zena
nasl 'apuje ponajprv ma podpatky,
elm dostava cele telo tvrdti hniu.
Ked' by nastupovala ma celn no.
hu iba doSl 'apovala ma opatfy,
boil by jej krok o mnoho l'ahSi =
pruznejSi. Tiez hresia mnoht zeny
proti vsetkym pravidlam povab-
nosti, ked' stoja pokojne. Mnoha
sa pri tom prilis rozkroci, takze
vyzera potom t'azkopadne a ne
motorne. Tiez je treba venovat
Wac pozornosti pohybom rik a
prstov. Nem6ze byt' mic p6vab-
nejsieho nez l'ahkyy pohyb rukou
nahor. Vsade v umeleckej tvorbc
vidime, jak taky pohyb dodava
jedinecnl krasu. Pohyby hranatt
a priamociare su oSklive. Dnesna
modna silhueta nenl' 'ah6uje sice
damam dostatocne dosiahnutie za-
okrthlenych. pohybov. Predsa ;e
vSak treba sa to snazit'. Ak Je
to ME mono inac, je treba pred
zrkadlom vyzknsat rome pohy-
by. Kazda zena m6ze sd stat p6-
vabnejsou, nez by to bola sama dn-
fala kedykol'vek, ked' sa pricini
to, ably sa odvykla rEchlym hra-
natym pohybom a ked' bude hl'a-
det ma to, ably sa jej pohyby sta
ly rytmickymi a iharmonickymi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10
Prekrmenie.

Jestli beba spava nepokojnc,
vydavi potravu, alebo mava zosla-
beny pohyb criev a koliku, to o.
bycajne poukazuje ma to, ze je pri
moe krmena, pricasto, alebo re je
potravina silnejsia, nez akl je V
stave stravit'. Ked' btba prida-
jana je ma prsiach, obdobie medzi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10
10. Ar1l11.A 1926.

Mate pomahat' ucitel'kam tym,
re naucite svoje deti eistit' 81 zu-
by po kazdom jcdeni pred spa
MIN pomocou Colgate's Tooth
Cleanera. Colgate's ie bezpecnym
cisticom zubov pre- deti. Lekari
a dentist vsade odporhcaj1 Col
gates.
Citajte pozorne tietv clanky ka-
zdy tyzden a odkladajte 81 ich
pre- prfpadne upotrebenie v bu-
d1cnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10
FARMY MA PREDAJ ALEBo MA zAMENU

AKROv-3 mint prevezena dorej cese izbovSm do
skoo pr skolach obchooch Cena
len
MAJETOK-vo Wordsworth, oOOx1sO, bovy
duplovan gadz kurnk ovocna pri
Ctna $4,000.
HYDINOVA mile cd Warrenske Cevcandskej &C.
id ID akov pekna nova
kurnf izbovy 1900 Ten
to
pREDMEsTsKY MAJETOK--Pri scieneevle jelnym akron
clektrika Zameni
~
MALA FARMAS vel kfm 10 bovHm domom, dobrej reste
vonkaJe budovy,
mrne ako 90 akrov. Cena $6,75O.
ZAR1ADENA FARMANacodi JUNE cd mesta, pri Pine lake.
ma tehoy avkom
ia zahy stato ee
jcne, len 1880.
Vky tieo majeky m6zu yt, zamenene mestske maky
mac prava budd
s kazdym tymto maetkom
Telefonue 6697O aebo pidte. CLARK B. MELLNGER, COG
Bldg Otvon6 h.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
LIBERTY SONGFEST

A. usual tho Liberty thsaier viii
offer is sunday concert aud song
contest tomorrow afternoon. at
1870 o'clock. along with its current
motion picture bill Members Of
tho audience who Try for ono OF tho
prizes viii ring tho ehorusca OF the
following five songs.
"4laadalay." Memory Lane. ;"
Way Down Upon tho Suwanee
River. "Aiy Hero" from Tho
Chocolate Soldier and Charley.
Ny Boy"
oliver Wallace VIII offer the
Grand Selection from "I'Pagiiacci'
and schGbcrt'a "scrcnadc' in his
concert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

penings into damaging evidence Ok
unfaiihfulness. he construed circum-
htantill evidence into "a tool for hts
insidious ends.
Anna O. Nilsson. star OF the pic
turc. In discussing the evils Of Cos
ZIP. says: 1T seems to be a popu-
lar belief that women are greater
gosalps than men. But actually II
b. men who talk more scandal. a
man gossips more aubtly and there
fore more poisonously. He docs
much more harm because be is 10
very careful and therefore 50 much
harder to track down.
"a woman's gossip Is thoughtesg.
not Intentionally cruel. \ man
knows what results his insinuations
win have-and doesn't care. He
usually laughs about Il Afterwards,
whereas woman IS sorry when
she remembers what she has said"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

North of g." the companion pic
turc 90 ''The Covered Wagon. starts
IT, second week az the Liberty 20.
day The picture Be- being held over
because ~ popular request,
The story is 81 the firt caravan
travelling from the Gulf Of Mexico
90 Northern United States, and o.
the fearful odds faced by those pho
nccu. Indians. carpct.bngEeru. firc.
floods. and Wild animals are a few
~ the obsiuelca taht ucHet their
travels
In "Sorth Of 50" the first four.
noy from tho South 20 the North Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

his masters esclp7 from The prison
where he in uniuEtly locked up. CON
trivc a meeting between his master
and tho sill. and eventually enable
tho hero 20 provo hH innocence by
tracking down tho criminal. makes
"a series OF thrills and episode, re-.
pleto with human interest and tense
drama.
To obtain the picturesque hack
grounds FOR tho picture. the director
took the company 70 las Turns
lake. Ia Southern California. where
the exterior shots were taken. Two.
thirds Of tho picture takes place
.outofdoorB,
Eleanor Bo1rdman. star OF Sin
nca Ia six" Raymond Mckee and
Earl Mctealfe arc tho featured play.
ems, other than Peter tho Cred.
who n making h.g debut on the
screen In this picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

told upon the screen. scene for
scene. ns u actually occurred 81
years ago. The true story OF the
harishirs and suffering OF tho brave
hand was 20 thrilling that Il ne.
quircd no change 10 achieve the gu.
prcme IN lrama
The action takes place Jus, after
tho oiyil war. and has a historical
nh well as romantic appeal Lois
Wilson and Jack Holt arc STIRRED.
with d supporting cast. including
Noah Bccry. Ernest Terrence. David
Dunbar stephen Carr Ella Miller
and Guy oliver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

ovidencc-sud
" tho evils thereof form the
nucleus Of the drama. Innocence
the current Winter Garden attrac.
ton. The Jealous. scandalmonger-
ing tongue Of-not a woman this
time. but a man-aturts all the
grief
The friend OF tho HUSBAND. dis
trusting the wife. from the day u
the marriage. dId everything 10
poison the husbands mind against
Ills wife. By distorting normal hap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
COLLEGE HoNORs STAR

Margaret Livingston. film star.
viii lead the grand march Of the an.
annual prom at Syracuse university
with Captain simmons q the foot
ball team. The prom is scheduled
for tho early part of February
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

THE story Of a dogs NE with a
Il mans lie at stake "a the
uuIquc attraction az the Hluc Mouse
Tor next week. Tho film b THE
silent Accuser.' and the hero Is
Peter the Great, the scrycns Won
lerful new police dos star
How tho dos managry 90 effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
EsteHe Taylor
q Chinese Star

TUE NORTH CHINA PRO.
l. DUCTloN COMPANY, an
established nim producing organ
lzatlou OF two years standing,
has offered Esteiic Taylor a
chance at Oriental stardom.
The company has been using
Chinese actors. but NOW We d..
alrc 20 mako something new"
read Tho letter.
or course. Miss Taylor has TOO
much 90 DO Ia HollyNsod SIM
she Is pleased 20 learn that thcro
Is q Chinese picture company.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
THREE BEAR STARS
TO HELP GALLOWAY
CONDITION PAINTERS

Three San Antonio Bears-Danny
Clark. Moke Meyers and Bob Couch
man-will b. members Of Jim Gallo
ways annual one-week baseball ma
chine which will take on the Fort
Worth Cats, if they beat Dallas out,
70 keen the Texas League champions
in shape during the time they must
wait for the Southern Association race
10 be decided and the Dixie series 70
start.
Galloway has not made definite
plans for his team. owing TO the un.
certainty Of the Texas scramble. but
matters are rs good as closed, be has
Informed the local cOntigcnt.
Others Of the Bears may play With
Everett Booc on a team 10 invade the
Rio Grandc Valley and northern Mex
ico. but formation Of such team
this year is doubtful. Everett has
found financial offers scarce 70 tho
southwark
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ABLES AND R|CKEY
TO TALK BUSINESS

Branch Hickey, vice president of
the St. Louis National League base
ball club, is expected in San Antonio
from Boston, late Thursday. Presi-
dent Harry Ables of the Bears has
business with him and is anxious to
see him with as little delay as pos.
sible.
If Hickey does not arrive as SEIZED
uled Thursday, Ables probably will
go 10 Houston to see him there.
Reports from Houston indicate that
Hickey may be dickering for the pur-
chase of that club in the Texas League
which is now a st. Louis Cardinal
farm"
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larry ABIES PLOTTING SURE-EN0UGH COMEBACK
Q @ @ @ O. q
lack Dempsey Accepts Date for San Antonio Exhibition
Bob Coleman
Starts Home
Monday Morning

Bob Coleman will waste no
time getting home when the
Bears wind up the Texas
League season here Sunday.
Mrs. Bob will pack the trunks
during the ball game Sunday,
and Monday morning early the
Colemans will be off for Mound
City, ILL.,, just across the Missis-
sippi from St.; Louis.
The illness Of Mrs. Coleman's
mother is taking Bob and Mrs.
Bob off, in hurry.
Bob will go east to see some
of his baseball friends after ;
few weeks at home.
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.SAMSCO-MISTLETOE
CONTEST ARRANGED

Samsco and Mistletoe Creamery
baseball teams will settle the cham
pionship Of the second half in the In
termediate League in a Sunday game
on the Public Service diamond, start
ing 1t 2 o'clock, it was agreed to-
day between Managers Gill and Nor
ris.
The winner will play a three-game
series with the JOrdan-Ivers club. win
ner in the first half, for the league
championship.
The MistletOes will practice at ;
O'Clock Friday on the Sap diamond
in preparation for the big doiHgs.
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back on the job again yesterday, and
the Athletics again trimmed the Sem
ators, thereby reducing the pace.mas
ers' lead to seven games.
The veteran Rogers Peckinpaugh
slammed out successive home-runs
against the Athletics but they were
not enough to give the Senators a
victory. VII,
The White Sox, after a day of rest,
are ready to give st. Louis a battle
in the twin bill this afternoon.
The Cincinnati Reds went down to
Decatur, ILL.,, to show the Three-J
Leaguers how n major league club
plays, but got sudden bump of o
to /. Katbelnick held them in the
palm Of his left hand here while other
members of the local club socked Rube
Benton and Marvin Goodwin for o
9-to-1 victory. Charlie Dresser, De-
catur boy, former American Associa-
ton star, now with the Reds, was
presented with floral horseshoe,
diamond cuff links and a travelling
bag by the fans. 0'Brien hit home
run with the bases full in the sixth.
The Brooklyn club Of the National
League was defeated in an exhibition
game at Kingston, \. Y, by the
Kingston Colonials, to 2.
Joe Bushs home-run with Falk on
first won for the st. Louis Browns
in an exhibition game with the Lin
coin Lifes at Fort Wayne, Ind. Stauf-
fer was hit hard in the early innings
and the locals had lead of Z to 2 at
one time; jacobson of the Browns
and Lambert of Fort Wayne also hit
home-runs. Hargrave. local product,
with the Browns, was presented with
diamond pin and baseball bat.