IRON COUNTY NEWS. HURLEY, W 1 2. PITCHER DAVIS BREAKS STRENGTH MARK TEAM Or VETERAN PLAYERS' Not Difficult to Pick Aggregation Out Wisconsin News of Old-Timers Capable cf Hold- Tersely Told ing Its Own. Although but 25 of the 330 ball players who figured in the American Beloit.—Fire supposedly started by end National league races of 1902, the the small son of John Bass caused $2,- last year of the American league base- 000 damage on the Bass farm, six ju.il war, still remain in the big arena, miles from Beloit a team composed of these veterans, I.a Crosse— Edward Fitzpatrick, all of whom have been in the game Lafayette, met aged fifty, a farmer of lor upward of 14 seasons, would be death when his coat caught in a circu- capable of holding its own with any lar saw that might be selected today. All of DeMott, Marinette.—Jack ’an aged these players are far above the aver- was in his recluse of Araberg, found age in intelligence, which accounts off by a bed with half his head blown for their remaining in the game so shotgun and with Iris finger still on long, are excellent fielders, great bats- She trigger, men, and, with one or two exceptions, plan- Oshkosh.—Elks of this city are grand base runners. This all-star vet- ning to make the state convention here eran team would line up as follows: re- June 1 and 2 an event long to be Mathewson, Plank and Hess, pitch- membered Frank A. Fuller has been ers. appointed chairman of committees. Bresnahan and Dooin, catchers. Wausau. The board of di- Lajoie, first base. rtw-'ors of the Wausau Advancement Evers, second base. Mtse,, as president, Banish foot association have elected Wagner, shortstop. bones, corns, bunions, ingrown nails, flat foot, G. I). Jones; vine-president, M. C. Wallace, third base. Mueller, ills by the pinching pres- Ewing; treasurer, Otto and Callahan, left field. BENTand all foot are caused secretary and manager, W. R Chellls. Leach, center field. sure of pointed shoes. In Ashland The "dry” forces Ash- Crawford, right field. Go “near-barefooted,"—which means: wear working up a land have been The manager for this team could Educator Shoes. And Nature will relieve or free great deal of enthusiasm in their be selected from among John McGraw, your feet from all these blemishes. Educators will campaign this year. It is the first Fielder Jones, Clarke Griffith, Hugh prevent your children from ever having them. serious attempt the “drys” have made Jennings, Wilbur Robinson and “Whoa Get the whole family into good-looking, wear-resisting Educator* Ashland EDUCATOR is branded on to vote down the saloons of Bill" Phillips, as all of these former today. $1.35 to $5.50. See that Oconto.- A touring car, going at the sole. It guarantees the comet orthopedic shape. stars were in the game in 1902, Griffith High a fast rate of speed, capsized Rice fic Hutchins, Inc., 15 St., Boston. Maker* All- and McGraw being pilots as now. America and Signet Shoe* for Men; for Women. from Herb Tel- Mayfair three miles here. SOLD BY MANY COOD'DEALERS EVERYWHERE ford's shoulder was fractured, Mrs. PRAISE FOR STROUD Retailers can be at wholesale from stock on oar Boor. 1 Telford and Mrs. F Nerenhausen RALPH supplied are still unconscious and Agnes Tel- & Will to R H Chicago Cos., 231 W. Monroe St., Chicago, 111. ford was slightly Injured. Pacific Coast Recruit Endeavor Show Manager Jennings He Made Manitowoc Officers of the Citizens' RICE & HUTCHINS association are considering the advis- Big Mistake. ability of making the organization a George Davis of Boston Braves. stock company. It is planned to Is- New blood is the cry in the National 1,000 at each pro- league Despite the fact that the sue shares $lO to If 1,437 points, representing ail that material at the time than he needed. mote commercial ac- clubs have been ordered to reduce to Industrial and muscle bone in Har- Manager Stallings picked up, tivity and stands for him but 21 players by May 1, every club has a vard college, can be of any use In a early in the season he was overlooked, Educator Beloit.—Alvan Grossman of Sho bunch of vacancies to be filled. Mc- pennant race the Boston Braves should and when Tyler, James and Rudolph boys stranger whom he befriended. Meet- Graw plays no favorites, and the walk home with the Hag this year. began to mow down the opposition ptere was robbed of sllß by a who can show the stuff will win the aaa.ua. aarorr. These fourteen hundred-odd points there was no chance for the young col- lng a man on the road who wanted prizes. Shoe® were hung up at Harvard by George legian. Then came a day of a double- Ralph try to a ride, Mr, listened to a tale Pitcher Stroud will Grossman A. I>avis, student in the law school, header, and after the Phillies had mas- of woe from the stranger and took show McGraw that Mac’s old Balti- RATHER ROUGH ON FATHER Teeth for Special Occasions. and incidentally a member of the sacred the climbing Braves In the first a big “Those Bullions simply roll ia him In and during the night was In more pal, Hughie Jennings, made Braves' pitching staff. It sets a rec- game Davis was shunted to the mound wealth." turn taken In. mistake when he decided that little Daughter’s Remark Might Have Been : ord for Harvafd strong men, breaking in the second. He made good with a enough “Don't they—and say, did you ever Crosse.—Declaring that eight Ralph was not clever to de- Construed Unkindly by the lai the best previous mark of 1,381, set vengeance, standing Tincup, Rixey see Mrs. Bullion’s set of state teetn.' of the 45 dairies In the county ceive major league batsmen. Stroud has Casual Listener. by Huntington R. (Tack) Hardwick, and Oeschger of the Philly twirling good seasoning “State teeth?” are a insanitary condition, had some In the Coast In grossly last fall’s all-American football star. staff on their heads in the 7 to 0 duel. "Yes—the ones she wears at recep- Dr. M. Furstrßan, city Since Fred had become a sopho- .1. health com- two Davis before, They're made of campaign This makes records for He had shown wildness but in more, was college tions and dinners. missioner, has opened a for and therefore a rubies, and every wearer of the Crimson is this game the balls cut the corners. “man," given patron- diamonds, pearls, sapphires and clean milk In the city by getting out he had himself Why, now boosting for a third. Last fall Davis came originally from Wil- izing May. emeralds in succession. one of a warrant the arrest of one dairy- airs toward Sister who for Davis came Into the spotlight by shut- liams college, where he was a star on her smiles la worth sßß.ooo.”—New In the town of Shelby, had been his guide, philosopher and man ting out the Philadelphia Nationals the ball team. After leaving college York World. Madison Inspired by an orches- friend during boyhood. Vexed by his without a hit or a run. Only two men in 1913 he signed with the Boston unmercifully tra of blind young men and wom- haughtiness, she was reached first base In that memorable Braves, but was sent to the Interna- evening If you have lost your job don't be en, persons quizzing him the other at hundreds of in the game which was played In Boston Sep- tional league for more seasoning. discouraged. Adam also lost his, and assembly chamber sang "On Wiscon- dinner. tember 9. Great things are expected of him this “Has our ‘man’ up his mind,” see how celebrated he is today as the sin." The concert given by a class made Davis drank a cup of coffee with the year, and as one of the marvelous trio inquired, to profession result. of pupils from the state school for she “as what Yankees early in the spring, but was of last year is likely to crack Davis a blind in Janesville filled the assembly be will honor after while?” turned loose without a serious trial, may get a chance to show how strong one,” re- chamber with townspeople, members “Why, yes, little Fred as Manager Chance had more pitching he is in the box. sponded, aggravating of the legislature and state officers. with his most Up? smile. ”1 have made up my mind to Feel All Used Sheboygan Jacob Laufer of the Does your back ache constantly? Do be a doctor, like grandfather and fa- town of Trenton, Washington coun- you have sharp twinges when stooping WILTSE IS GENEROUS PLAYER ther.” ty, was arrested by Deputy Game or lifting? Do you feel all used up “You % doctor!” May sniffed scorn- go no further? Henry C. Gruehner on as if you could just Warden the Veteran Pitcher, Whom Giants Re- fully. Kidney weakness brings great discom- charge of operating a fish trap in NOTTS backache, headache, leased, for Success MAIL get Gives Credit “I’d like to know why not —if I fort. What with Green lake Laufer was taken before to Catcher Warner. my diploma?" asked Fred, still annoy- dizziness and urinary disturbances it is Justice Ernest W Wittig at Eillmore It is quite possible that McGraw re- no one feels alt used ingly calm. wonder up. and costs and grets that he ever permitted Heine Kidney Pills have cured thou- and was fined $25 the Baseball ‘‘fans'’ and players all over “Well, you'll never a gTeat sur- Doan’s destroyed Groh go be just such cases. It's the best fish trap was country regret to to Cincinnati. geon, sands of the will that the en- * * • like tether,” May insisted. Forty recommended special kidney remedy. Beloit. students of Beloit forcement of the 21 player limit rule “Again, why not?” Fred smiled, college R. W. Delahunty, a semi-pro, pitcher who have lived in Wis- necessitated the release by the Giants condescendingly. A Wisconsin Case one of Elgin, 111., has signed with the consin year amt In their precinct of George Wiltse, the veteran leii. “You a surgeon like father!” May ••ew’Tfw, A. Bloomington I. I. league. Mrs. Arthur ten days will vote next Tuesday in handed pitcher, he is of the club of the I. cried, vehemently. “Why, you big Peters. 1350 E. Pay- for one • • • Madison, the "wet" or “dry" "dry" a fly!” i'll TO tun St., election, most popular players who ever trod a softy, you couldn’t even kill tr-ixi. I kAyfr XVis., says: "An ruling Nebraska workers stated, in spite of the The Colilmbus club of the Nobody father caught the sig- EBEgBk'Y sMr/7 \ Injury weakened diamond. He probably has more real but JT against student voters by the attor- State league has made Pitcher Mose nificance of the remark, and somehow U 1 my kidneys and for friends than any one else connected coming sea- —jyjMßF I suffered ney-general Saloon workers nssert Justus manager for the mention backaches I with the game. His quiet, unassum- son. he didn't it. -SS- that they have a machine that will for top ing manner has won him the • • • and felt tiresave the The Wards retain their righteous health.” the the bless game pessimist is a man who is miserable pitcher of the Ralph Dooo’a at 50c Bo* ed sacrament he stumbled and fell. stand and again declare their Brook- Pitcher Stroud. when he is happy. Gat Any Store. a Wiltse insists to this day that it He was overcome on the way out, feds will not be allowed to play ball league since he left the Tigers and was old "Jack” Warner, catcher, on year. DOAN’S "VtW/ firemen rescuing him The loss Is thf Sunday this may stick on his second try. Jimmy The best way to get along with some * * • FOSTER-MILBURN CO- BUFFALO. N. Y. $5,000. Archer came up on three different oc- people is to get along without them. Madison. — It became known that Hughey Jennings is taking unusual casions before somebody discovered Boehler, youthful OUT joint resolution has been draft interest in George he belonged on the top crust. THE WAY ed in the legislative reference southpaw, who had only a fair season Then there is A1 Holke, one Ger- Change of Food Brought Success and library for an adjournment of the with the Tigers last year man, who will be working against an- Happiness. legislature on May 1 to January * • * other German. A1 has heard rumors girl, 3. It Is said the resolution will be George Carey, the old-time “Scoops.” that Fred Merkle was not as skillful An ambitious but delicate after riiaifcne school offered in the assembly hv Assembly who got religion at a Billy Sunday re- last season as be used to be, and will failing to go through on ac- A Soluble Antiseptic Powder to man C. B. Ballard The administer, vival. is now doing missionary work try to horn on first count of nervousness and hysteria, be dissolved in water as needed in the corner. only thing tton forces will oppose the proposed for the Anti-Saloon league in Ohio. found in Grape-Nuts the For Douches • • • up adjournment, and will fight to keep MANAGERS FOLLOW J. M’GRAW that seemed to build her and fur- In the local treatment of woman's tils, the legislature In session until all Its Says the New York American; “Ping nish her the peace of health. sneh as leucorrhoea and Inflammation, hot infancy," says, douches of Paxtine are very efficacious. business has been disposed of home run against the “From she “1 have woman who Rodie makes a All the Big League Pilots Are Now to No has ever used medicated Green Bay John Confer, thirty- Sox. Hut Ping did his best work not been strong. Being ambitious douches will fail to appreciate the clean and Employing Veteran Coaches to got produces and the live years old. deaf mute, charged against playing learn at any cost I finally to the healthy condition Paxtine them when he was Develop Their Young Pitchers. prompt relief soreness with the murder of Mr and Mrs High School but soon had to abandon from and discomfort with them.” which follows its use. This is because Paxtine Dennis Milan at Marshalltown, la. •< * • my studies on account of nervous pros- possesses superior cleansing, disinfect- Everybody seems to be doing now ing was received at the Wisconsin you ever the “funni- tration and hysteria. and healing properties, is—-lH- Did notice that Johnny doing a For ten what McGraw started “My agree with me, and Tears the Lvdia E. . jail state reformatory I>eeember 27. 1910, est play a ball player ever saw" was number of years ago—the employment food did not P'r.kham Medicine Cos. lias rec- Portage. He was booked fellow, 1 grew thin and despondent. I could from as John one made by some other and of a veteran coach to train the young omniended Paxtine in their Conference, not enjoy simplest social affair for private correspondence with wo- the records show Mo was "best play he ever saw” was one the * the pitchers. men, which proves its suneri- sentenced to six 'oars on a charge suffered constants from nervousness I tPS i he made himself? McGraw’s old teammate, Wilbert I ority. Women who have been IM Km ” as night • * • all sorts of medicines. of assault. While acting fire- Robinson, was looking for a job some in spite of relieved say It is worth its man at the power plant he escaped a “This wretched condition continued weight in gold.” At druggist*. With the HaVrison grounds only years ago. He applied to McGraw. large or br Sample September 191? Two became interested in the let- 80c box mail. free. N da\s later few minutes ride from New York city, Robinson was too old and too bulky to until 1 The Paxton Toilet Cos., Boston, Mass. be arrested at Vandyttc , who had cases like mine was Wis for likely many of the Newfeds play. to turn ters of those snatching girl's purse was it is that McGraw was Just about being helped by eating a as she will be commuters—playing in one when he thought about and who were leaving down Robinson the po-,t ofl'oe there For that s another. coaching Grape-Nuts. The Wretchedness ate and living in the idea. faith, procured a offense he was committed to the state • • * had little but Robinson was a great catcher in the “I prison and secured his llhe.-ty a few after the first dish I experi- Bill Sweeney, released by the Chi- old days, and he always had accom- pkg and of Constipation months ago Confer is a'brother in- George Wiltse. enced a peculiar satisfied feeling that Can quickly be by cago Cubs, signed with the Boston Red plished great results in handling young overcome law of Frank Bailies, pitcher of ttie I had never gained from any ordinary who was responsible for his success. Sox in preference to other offers, so pitchers. CARTER S LITTLE Wausau ball club , f tin W 1 league food. I slept and rested better that He said ' If ever a catcher knew that he could be at home in Boston and “You’re hired.” McGraw said to Rib- LIVER PILLS. for several years night and in a few days began to grow how to hold tip' a pitcher it was War- look after his insurance business. inson. “Your title is coach. Your job Ocouomowoc Two n" u attempted stronger. —act surelv and ner. tne * • • to develop my young pitchers." to enter of F W. He knew Just what ail bat- will be feeling peace gently on the summer home ters in “1 had anew of and the i the league could not hit, and Shortstop Fletcher of the Robinson made good. He labored my TL E Suelflew of Milwaukee at Nnshotah Arthur restfulness In a few weeks, to liver. Cure [ B 1 depended entirely upon his judg- Giants, to the long and patiently with “Rube" Mar- V rt K I lake. They ordered the caretaker, who went Honolulu with great joy, headaches and nervous- Biliousness, ;■ ment was com- reports quard—but got “Jeff" Tes- the | I Jameskl, to tl place He the brains of the baseball tourists last winter, he results. bright Head- Mike leave and bination; ness left me and life became l was the machine." spring heavier than he ever was reau was as wild as a Zulu warrior ache, he claims they were arm- A He tan this and hopeful. I resumed my studies, and the extra flesh when he was turned over to Robinson for assistance but th intruders were in his life In his case taught ten months with ease—- ness, and Indigestion. do their duty. Bill Race Feat. for “treatment.” Tesreau today ranks later They gone by the time help was secured Lanje’s is needed. using Grape-Nuts every day. I am now # SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SM ALL PRICE- r • • as one of the greatest pitchers in base- Nothing of value was akert A. play i ret-nag from the game In. of a happy home, and the prime whi; ball Robinson made a good pitcher the mistress must bear Signature Florence. John lVhart. a con"’able his • drawing down a big Bill Rodgers, 'he Cleveland club's has never returned.” Genuine "A!" Demaw. old weakness of lxmg I jke, Florence county salary, is a very rare occurrence. Bill second sacker from the Northwestern out of of Robinson with the Name given by Pcwtum Gt>. Battle pleaded Judge 7 anc of Hi t‘h’. ;u* ; Nationals, whet* 1 ' fitted in so well with Short- The success guilty before County has of Creek, Mich Read “TheRoad toWell- influenced most ” - recruits has Waring city to at bis best a. few ><• : ago, married ! stop Ray Chapman in practice that Giant I Reason Frank of this the league to hire vllle," in pkgs. “There's a •a wealthy in expected to the other big managers i charge of shipping venison out of sea woman Sa.n Friutcisea Manager ,Birmingham is year- Kver rend he h*ve IrUf-rt Anew ua-u* J keystone a veteran catcher to coach the frotl* time tfl tin?*. They eon. Dehart paid a tine and cos’s a dr< I from the |>a>sir..c up • ike him the reyu.la” guar oSr* .ippfnn nr* trtr, and frii of fenmma br F-* Book. OB ■V .a. ;i - ling twirlers. i UnHW II euioiji t rig to H r car 1 dan. *ij. snsmassnrv avkkcs a, e.. anoo&rou&i