->- \ ij BUILT UP TEAM ON $45,000 Kite MANY DISCARDS BACK IN MAJOR LEAGUES MONUMENT TO CELTIC TRIBES I Trains Used In Warfare. BREAD HAS NUMEROUS USES Refuting ■ Slander. A new form of kite or kite train Hand bills will be distributed about Dahlen of Brooklyn Spent which lifts a man in a balloon basket town Prehistoric Encampment In Much More Than the in a few days by an Atchison but Little! Money in Getting Con- England Very Ordinary Had Fortifications Amaz- to a considerable height for the pur- woman to disprove the assertions Team Showing "Staff of Life" Is That Pro- tending Together. of when the wind ing Ingenuity of Builders. pose observation, duced In Siberia. made by her friends that she is cold- Is too strong to employ a captive bal- hearted, hard-headed and an unsymp- How a ball club that major league is used the French By the purchase of Maiden castle, loon, being by No homemade bread In the world athetic and unfeeling mother and threatened for a time early in the near the army. can vie either woman. She recently took her little seasou to be contender for the Dorchester, through duchy In indigestibility or use- a pen- The consists of two of the king of has arrangement fulness with the small son to a barber to have his first real nant in the was gath- Cornwall, England ringed bread saved from and de- separate trains. The first carries and of hair-cut, and instead of to ered for an of neglect possible Siberia, probably the most extraor- remaining together outlay $45,000, stretches the cable on which the other struction one of the most perfect bread in weep over each ringlet that dropped is the story by C. H. Ebbets, presi- pre-, dinary the whole world. in Great —the towing train—pulls up the bas- and quiver at each of the dent of the historic encampments Brit- When the Russian engineering par- snip shears, Brooklyn Dodgers. ket. The entire uses as ain, the rival of in age system many ties were Siberian she went home calmly without stay- Ebbets shows to that Stonehenge constructing the figures prove as eight different each of these to and interest. The fortifications were kites, railroad this white bread was ing watch the sacred and harrowing the members of the ringed present Brooklyn being made of several surfaces, on the erected by a race who existed long their chief food. As Its name implies, spectacle, leaving the boy to come team were obtained either by draft box kite the total surface of before the days of historical records principle, it is made in the of a It home by himself. The Atchison wom- of at an of not more shape ring. purchase outlay the kites about an’s and who gave it the name of Mai Dun, being 1,000 square is cooked without salt -or defense is that she went home so than $45,000. When Dahlen assumed yeast and or Hill of Maiden castle feet. she wouldn’t Globe. the Strength. Is first Bteamed and then lightly baked wdep.—Atchison management in the spring of 1910 A motor car is used to the is an intrenched hill rather than a convey to the moisture. It is eaten and he out the old mate- expel began weeding cable drum and draw a second vehicle Aluminum Now castle, for on the north side these pre- used In a wonderful variety of ways. Used Like Paint. rial, with the result that Rucker, Hum- which contains the kite historic builders raised three great apparatus. During the intensely cold winter German chemists have found that mel, Knetzer and Wheat are the only should feet with Photographs which prove months it is aluminum can be reduced to a liquid of ramparts sixty high, deep soaked in hot tallow for players left the former lineup. most useful in time of war can of ditches intervening, and similar ram- easily a few moments and then eaten with the thickness of paint and used for Hummel was purchased for $1,000 be taken from the train. or parts were cunningly arranged to cov- soup or dipped in tea and swallowed. coating plating with highly satis- from Hoyloke, Mass., in 1905, Rucker, er each other on the other sides of the This tallow bread is considered to be factory results.. It is exceedingly val- one of the pitching stars of the Na- uable in hill. The only entrances are by wind- Learning Golf. one of the most heat-producing foods making metal objects im- tional league, was drafted from Au- ing paths, which form mazes among A younug woman entered a sporting in existence. pervious to the weather and is likely gusta in ,1907 for the ridiculous sum of to be used the ramparts and which lead to the goods store one morning and the po- A curious use to which it is put is extensively where tin plat- $600, while Knetzer and Wheat were lite went ing now is the top of the hill, where a great dew clerk forward to meet her. as a lamp or stove. Half a dozen or favorite. purchased in 1909 for $2,500 and $1,500 "I The aluminum is pond was built, in which, by an in- want,” she said, "to see some eight holes are bored in the “tallow applied with a respectively. clubs." brush and in when genious feat of engineering known to golf ring bread," and wax vestas are placed appearance, spread Daubert was on first base in 1 the placed the prehistoric people, it was possi- “Certainly," replied the clerk. in them and lighted. This bread stove upon surface of an object, resem- Dahlen’s first year after he had been “About how bles dull silver. ble to collect quantities of water for many do you want?” will burn slowly for about an hour, drafted from Memphis for $1,500. In • _ the animals and inhabitants of the “Well, really,” she responded slow- giving out sufficient heat to boil the 1911 the Brooklyn club secured these "I 1 am Difficult hill. On the plain at the top, which ly, scarcely know. You see, necessary water for tea or coffee for Application. men: Miller from Duluth, $750; Ra- I The teacher meant to a covers 120 acres, the neolithic man just learning to play golf, and do half a dozen people. convey pro- gon from Nashville, $3,500, and Er- not know much about it as found lesson. could leave his cattle absolutely se- yet. Why, During the day, when time hangs ^ win from I "You must Rochester, $3,500. cure from attack by wolves or by hu- don't even know which end of the heavily, the Siberian peasants play forgive your enemies, In 1912 Ebbets obtained caddie to boys,” she “and then ene- man enemies. The Romans occupied use.”—Lippincott's. quoits with their ringed bread, the said, your Fisher from Newark for Kent mies will forgive I want $3,500; the fortress in later years and same breads appearing in the soup you. you Yrom for Allen all to it.” Birmingham $1,000; strengthened it wdth stonework, but To Ventilate School Buildings. at the evening meal. try from from The next Jones Mobile, $5,200; Kirkpatrick the triumph of having created this Mrs. Elizabeth M. Anderson gave morning Johnny from Aurora, came to school with a black eye. Dayton, $2,000; Stangel gigantic intrenchment belongs to the $50,000 to the social welfare depart- One End Only. very Phelps from Toronto, $2,500; Johnny, what's the mat- $750; engineers of the forgotten Celtic ment of the New York Association for A stout old gentleman was having "Why, from Curtis ter?” Yingling Toledo, $1,500; tribes. Improving the Conditions of the Poor trouble with the telephone. He could "Aw,” replied Johnny, ‘T’ve been for- from/ Philadelphia Nationals, $1,500; for an inquiry into the question of hear nothing but a confused jumble of Moran from Rochester, and giving Scrappy Green an’ makin’ him $1,600, Apt Retort. ventilating school buildings. Gover- sounds. Finally he became so exasper- Cutsaw from for $1,500. forgive me.” Oakland, "A very good rfetort!" said Sena- nor Sulzer appointed a commission for ated that he shouted into the trans- the Ebbets Reviewing list, pointed tor Lodge in an argument in Wash- the purpose of making a study of the mitter: out that Dahlen has built a com- That up ington over the immigration bill. “A subject of such ventilation, the asso- “Is there a blithering fool at the Always Difficulty. team. Of the At the men’s convention , Now With Cincinnati. ■ paratively young play- very good retort indeed! It reminds ciation having requested that he name end of this line?" advertising ers he has in Baltimore turned loose, only one. me of Weeks. such commission. "Not at thiB end." answered a cool George Coleman, retiring The present year is one of the all, Brown, Falkenberg and McQuillen. Hub Perdue of the Boston Nationals, "WeekB and his wife were quarrel- feminine voice.—Everybody's Maga- president of the Associated Advertis- still drawB his in the Clubs of rebuked a fault- greatest in history for the genus come- Jack Knight could play first base, Mc- salary big ing. Keeping Up His Record. zine. ing America, back. finder with an Players regarded one year ago Kechnie second, O'Leary shortstop league. 'The night you proposed,’ said Mrs. "Miss Gwllliams, you hardly look- epigram. as has-beens "The with the man who of the deepest quality and Janvrln third. Kling could be Weeks, with a hard, scornful laugh, ed at me when 1 met you in the ele- Seeking Popular Attention. difficulty have been makes a practice of finding fault,” he dragged back in numbers to . And in the outfield there is CARRIGAN IS WELL RECEIVED ‘you acted like a flBh out of water.’ vator five minutes ago and spoke to "You prefer parades to speeches in said, “is as he more and l the bffe show from either retirement plenty of material to pick from. Of "Weeks sighed. you." impressing your views?" that, gets or the bushes to bloom forth once " more expert in his business, the de^ course, such a team could not beat Boston Fans Pleased With New Man- ‘But a vety cleverly landed fish,’ “Mr. Makinbrakes, 1 didn't come “Yes, it's much more interesting to as the ’’ mand for his goods becomes less and again capable major leaguers. Athletics, but It would be a com- Who Is Credited With he said in a busing voice.’ up in the elevator; I climbed the see how long It takes a procession to ager, less.” ... the of the comeback Probably top plete team, nevertheless, which is the Much stairway." pass some point than to see how long Knowledge. ~ list should be assigned to Fred Fal- main point to be shown. Society. “Great Scott! Then I've made a it takes a speech to do the same —yr■■ kenberg, otherwise known as Word from the minors indicates All for the Best. Long Cy, Bill Carrigan’s appointment as man- Mrs. Wayup —No wonder I look wor- blundering donkey of myself again!" thing.” who has Cleveland back onto that at least two more former "A has no sense of pitched big ager of the Red Sox was well received ried, my dear My husband has just woman humor.” the map, even more are to be moved back said the man who tries to a su- showing surpris- leaguers up. all over New England. He Is a New gone out and if he 1b discovered it Hard to Do. She Had Found Out. adopt ing form than his team-mate Vean the once Charley Street, great Gabby, Englander himself, educated at Holy will probably srost us our social posi- “Why don't you beautify your back "Does your husband ever tell you perior pose. He has become the has been Gregg. popular catching for Chattanooga in Cross, lives at Lewiston, Maine, in tion. yard?” you have poor taste?” "Did you ever watch a man pro- favorite of Nap fans. When was the way he did when the stellar mem- Mrs. Blase- Where is asked Miss Falky the winter and hasn't an enemy in -Goodness! “I don’t know how to go about it. "Frequently.” pose?" Cayenne. sent to Toledo a little over a ber of the away Washington backstop he? Ashes have no decorative value, and "And what reply do you make to “No.” year he was a dismal fail-' and rumor a ago, figured brigade, has it that Clark Mrs. Wayu!.>—He has gone out in- tin cans are poor material for getting him?" "Then you don’t realize that fem- ure. Griffith will him a of the humorous give trial again. cog. to pay a bill.—Puck. up anything in the way of an attrac- “I think of what I married and say inine appreciation Jack Knight, who has been with the Cy Morgan, erstwhile pitching star of tive design." nothing.” would overcrowd the world with spin- Yankees but a short time, going back the Athletics, is performing in top No Time for Foolishness. sters." to his former love in trade with Jer- form for the Kansas City American “1 hear you and your girl quarreled After and Before. Marvelous! for sey City Baker Borton, has proved association club and several big at the ball pa"k.’’ "An after dinner speech should be "Oh. Jack, 1 went to a fortune teller Folding Headgear. a tremendous over the are said to be improvement league managers “We did.” full of gentle mirth and genial senti- today and she's simply wonderful." "These collapsible opera hats are a latter at first base. George McQuil- watching him. “What hapi’ened?” ment.” "What did she tell you?" great convenience.” who made his at len, re-debut the “She wanted me to hold her hand "It ought to be to compensate fc>r “Why, when she found out about our "So?” same time with the Pirates, appears with two men on the bases and the the before breakfast remarks that fre- engagement, she said right off that the "Yes; you have no idea how much like the same old he George was when score tied." quently follow." wedding was set for June." more room they in a flat."

starring with the Phillies three years " I .... ago. His time spent with the Colum- MfflUllR bus American association team seems U to have made him a better behaved Manager Tinker is much dissatisfied McQuillen, which accounts for the prin- with the showing of George cipal difference in his effectiveness. A Suggs. of With a Another pitcher who has proved a * * • winner after time spent in the minors Gilhooley of Montreal said to be Package is( is Dick of the Boston Rudolph, Braves. the best youngster developed this year ■ Stallings made a wise move when he in the International. took the one-time Giant from the To- * * * ronto club of the . Hans Lobert of the Phillies seems , that great old griz- to be batting and fielding much better zled has veteran, begun to show some since he became a bridegroom. of the prowess of his Cub days. His * • * knee bothers him FREE but the ^Nuts somewhat, Boston critics are commenting on arm with its three Bill strong right fingers the fact that McDonald makes as good Manager Carrigan. Grape is the same. says that a hitter as a as a batter. regular pinch the world, so far as Is known. O. Brownie will be a success with the • * * course, he will have to make good as Reds for at least two more years. The latest the report concerning a manager like any other Only one of the pitching comebacks manager, travels of Albert (Red) Nelson had and if he should his of fail, personal pop- the year has proved a disappoint- him with Buffalo in the International ularity would not save him any more ment. He is , and John- league. than personal popularity saved Jake ny Evers attributes his poor work • « • Stahl from all sorts of ex- thus far an unpleasant to attempt to get into declares that Nemo hi periences. Rut Carrigan is a shrewd- the little outfielder of the Leibold, er man than Jake and there is no is the of Naps, best youngster the gamer fellow in the world than Bill. season. He is credited with knowing a lot of • • • baseball, and with being able to say It is that the reported Brooklyn club “No" as fast as any man in the world Is dickering for the services of Elmer if he wants to. Brown of the Nashville Southern Boston is the most Irish city in the club. league not Dublin and • • • world, excepting Cork, and William Carrigan is not a Rus- is training on pud- sian. He ought to “go big" as man- sherbet, cake and ice ac- ding, tea, ager, and the fans believe he will. cording to one of the scribes that fol- low the team. Famous Home Runs. Now • * * Right Fourteen home runs have been WTord comes from Binghamton, N. made in the nine world's baseball se- that the veteran Grocers in N. N. MdL and D. ries played between the American and Y., J., Pa., Del., G Pete O’Brien, is near death there from National Bright’s disease. league w-inners since * • • 1903. Nine of the circuit clouts were made the American Are full-size of The Boston Americans have made by league bats- giving away packages men. The two their annual purchase from the by Frank Baker of the Youngstown club of the Interstate Philadelphia Ath- letics Mathewson league. He is Pitcher . against and Mar- * * • quard of the New York GiantB were the most famous. The runs are re- Ingersoll, the Northwestern leaguer corded as follows: Pat who goes to the Reds next fall, does 1903, Dough- erty, Boston Americans, not seem to be of the dollar variety. 2; Sebring, 190G and no He three thousand ducats for Pittsburgh, 1; 1905, 1907, Post brought Toasties home I Vancouver. runs made; 1908, Tinker of the * • • Cubs, 1; 1909, of Pitts- Your grocer has a for with our ask him Lexington has the tallest battery In burg, 2; Davy Jones, Detroit, 1; Sam package you—FREE compliments—if you captivity. Catcher Hub Dawson is 6 Crawford, Detroit, 1; 1910, Dan Mur- i phy, Athletics, 1; 1911, Frank Baker, of Cleveland. feet 5 inches and Pitcher El Monroe Cy Falkenberg Rube order a of at the and of is 6 feet 6 and still growing. Falken- Athletics, 2; Oldring, Athletics, Just package Grape-Nuts regular price, 15c, say: “Package 1; 1912, , New York condition too rapidly after his long berg will be jealous. FREE Post too.” The “Toasties” will come while the * * * Giants, 1; of Boston Toasties, surely complimentary layoff from all phases of the game, j Red 1. Outside of the pitching staffs there President Garry Herrmann of the Sox, supply lasts—but it’s limited, so be quick. have been other comeback failures. ; has become a scout. on Frank One is Claude Derrick, who had to be j The Reds' owner is trying to find some Story Dwyer. Frank Post Toasties are — sent back to Baltimore by Frank young material to help Joe Tinker Bancroft tells a story on crisp, delicious bits of Indian Corn, flaked and toasted sweet and of the Frank a former for ,y Chance, Yanks. McKechnie, ! build up a good team. Dwyer, pitcher » • • another Yankee, also has failed to ; Cincinnati. A1 Orth once a line nourishing. meet Chance's requirements. Dutch Munch, the young catcher drive back at Dwyer, which laid the Charlie O’Leary, who has been who was taken to Charlottesville pitcher out cold. Dwyer was taken by This is your chance to get acquainted with this without a playing a good shortstop for the Car- Manager Griffith laBt spring, will re- to a hospital, and after the game dainty, appetizing food, penny’s '/ dinals, is another former big Jeaguer port to the Senators after the close of Bancroft went to see how the pitcher extra cost. whose delivering of the goods in the the New York State league season. w-as coming around. As he approach- minors compelled the majors to give * * • ed Dwyer’s bedside the latter was just him another chance. His work with Those Browns—poor, mistreated St. coming to. Looking up he saw Ban- Post Toasties and Grape-Nuts are both ready to serve direct from the package and Providence was so conspicuous last Louisans. Their fans have hoped all croft. save work and for the years that when Huggins found him- along for first division, and they are “Where are we, Frank?” he asked. worry busy housekeeper. Eaten with cream and sugar, they make self up against it with Arnold Hauser a but here “In a hospital," Bald Bancroft. putting up game fight, they dishes. a bowl of Toasties with over—the combined Injured, O'Leary was the first man he are in the ruck. And the Cards are "Is it a cheap one?” asked Dwyer. fascinating Try Grape-Nuts sprinkled thought of. The old-timer has been in seventh place. flavor is a “teaser” for jaded appetites. doing practically as well in fielding as * • • One Honest Ball Player. he did when a member of the cham- • • » says of the pion Tigers of five years ago. Har- Collins of the Boston Braves has a , is one <»f the The grocer has only one package of FREE Toasties for each customer, for the com- old Janvrln is one more lnfielder who queer record. Officially he has been squarest ball players In the game. He has done well, playing in utility roles in sixteen games, yet has only three relates an anecdote of a game in Phil- plimentary lot—though immense—is limited. for the Red Sox. limes . Most of his work has adelphia when he left a decision to the Catcher Johnny Kllng, who is with been as a substitute base runner. chief. There was a question as to the Reds has is to have a of these now, shown far better Manager Griffith has turned over whether a long smash was fair or Everybody package “get acquainted” Toasties— than most persons had expected. In- Pitcher Clark, secured from the Yan- foul, and Dooin protested Klem’s rul- cluding Jonothan, there are enough kees, to Billy Smith at Atlanta, and : ing of the latter sort. Klem asked in the comebacks two major circuits as Lefty Leifield has refused to report | Wilson, and the Pirate spoke honest- Two Packages for the price of One—While they last. to form a fair team. looking For to tl^e Crackers Clark will take the ly, though against his own team, say- mere could be Rudolph, Over- Diace that had been made for him. I ing it was fair.

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