SWAMP-ROO- T ' CLEVELAND CLUB HAS OUTFIELD MADE UP FOR "CALLUS CORNS" THIN POST WORLD'S SERIES PEOPLE OF FORMER TWIRLERS, INCLUDING SPEAKER PLANNED FOR CANADA KIDNEY AILMENTS LIFT RIGHT OFF SHOULD TAKE Joe Page, Montreal pro- the There is only one medicine that really post-world- 's a few drops of moter, declares that a etaMs out as a medicine for Arply series will be held in curable ailments of the kidneys, liver and "Freezone" No pain! PHOSPHATE Canada. At least eight big bladder. league managers have agreed Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t stands the Nothing Like Plain Bitro-Phosphat- o that will be exhibition highest for the reason that it has proven there to be just the remedy needed in thousands to Put on Firm, Healthy Flesh and games se- played by the world's upon thousands of distressing cases. to Increase Strength, Vigor Europe. Page Swamp-Roo- ries winners in t makes friends quickly be- and Nerve Force. has secured the promise. of all cause its mild and immediate effect is soon eight that there will be contests realized in most cases. It is a gentle, Judging from the countless preparation healing vegetable compound. and treatments whioh are continually be- In Toronto, Ottawa an1 Montre- ing for the purpose of making treatment at once. Sold all advertised al before the embark. Mart at tliin people lleshy, developing arms, neck teams drug stores in bottles of two sizes, medi- and bust, and replacing ugly hallows and Page reports that the increase um and large. angles by the soft curved lines of health fST of In baseball Canada and beauty there are evidently thousands Interest in However, if vou wish to test this great of men and women who keenly feel their since the war will draw some- preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer excessive thinness. thing like" '$75,000 for the exhi- & Co., Hinghamton, N. Y., for a sample Thinness and weakness are often duo bottle. hen writing be sure and men to starved nerves. Our bodies need mora bition games as they have been phosphate 'than is contained in modern tion this paper. Adv. I foods. Physiciuns claim Is nothing planned tentatively. there that will supply this deficiency so well aji the organic phosphate known among drug- Destructiveness. gists as which Is inex- "See that boy?" pensive and is sold by most all druggists under a guarantee of satisfaction or money EUROPE STARTS ITS "Yes." back. By feeding the nerves directly and "Very destructive." by supplying the body cells with the nec- essary phosphoric food elements, bitro-phosph- "How so?" should produce a welcome BASEBALL SCHEDULE in appearance; in- "Wears a suit of clothes out I transformation the the the Don't suffer A tiny bottle of crease in weight frequently being aston- first, day be gets them." Freezone costs but a few cents at auy ishing. "Impossible !" Increase In weight also carries with It drug store. Apply a few drops on the a general improvement in the health. University of Paris Team to Make "Well, be does. He wouldn't go corns, calluses and "bard skin" on bot- Nervousness, sleeplessness and lack of naked, would he?" energy, which nearly always accompany Trip to England. tom of feet, then lift them off. excessive thinness, should disappear, dull When Freezone removes corns from eyes become bright, and pale cheeks glow with the bloom of perfect health. Comes Out in the Wash. the toes or calluses from the bottom of CAUTION: Although Mrs. Yonugthing You ought to be feet, the skin beneath Is left pink and Is unsurpassed for relieving nervousness, American Aggregations Are Playing sleeplessness and general weakness, it of yourself to dye healthy and never sore, tender or In- Exhibition Games in Southeastern nshumcd your love- should not. owing to its tendency to ly gray hair. irritated. crease weight, be used by anyone who France Immense Crowds Wit- does not desire to put on flesh. Mrs. Wellalong I didn't dye It. ness Various Contests. We're burning soft coal. Mean Intimation. HANDY MOTH I'AI'KK STOPS MOTH "Mr. says he would die WOKKY; a dozen sheet packet for 10 renta; Jones for lx Tuckets f0 cents; postpaid. MADIGAN The European baseball season has Too many young men empty their me." POWDER WORKS, f'e.lHr Falls. low. opened, the University of Paris having The Cleveland club has what one Jamleson was pitching in the Metro- sand boxes on the first grade. "How can he vlien he's bald?" We have an attractive offering that will ap- scheduled games the University to you; might call a "pitching outfit." The politan league when signed by Clark with peal details. Merchants Petrolnura of Lyons, Nice, Dijon, Nancy and Tou- l'o.. Southwestern Life Jtldg., Dallas, Texas. fly chasers for the Indians this season Griffith three years ago. The recruit, Some men manage to talk a great Baseball should be played on the louse, with a trip to England in June 23-19- will be Tristan Speaker, Joe Wood, !. however, failed to impress the mana- deal without saying anything. square as well as on the diamond. W. N. U., BOSTON, NO. 19. Edin Gladstone Graney, Elmer Smith and ger of the Senators with his line of to play Oxford, Cambridge and burgh. Charles Jamieson. goods, and Griffith converted him into Ended Graney's Career. an outfielder. The University of Toulouse has four As every baseball fan knows, Wood Speaker as a Pitcher. baseball teams and American aggre was for several years the premier The redoubtable Speaker has gations are playing exhibition games pitcher of the Red Sox. Koth Graney pitched a game in the American in southeastern France. Ten thou- and Janiieson broke into the American league. Near the fag end of the 1915 sand persons witnessed a game at league as pitchers. Graney became a season, and with the pennant won, Toulouse recently, while at Pau there member of the Indians in 1908. On Hill Carrigan nominated the great out- were 5,000 present. At Tarbes there the Cleveland team's first visit to New fielder to pitch against the Washing- was an attendance of 7,000, or a quar- York that season J. Gladstone stuck ton team. Elmer Smth. was never n ter of the population of the city. his hurling hand in front of a liner pitcher in the American league, but he John T. Powers, now a Y. M. C. A. batted by Neal Hall, the former mem- did a lot of hurling, both at the Huns worker at Toulouse, said: ber of Yankees. ended the That and for his company's baseball team "I think the French are the coming Graney's pitching career. in France. people in baseball. They have the best baseball eye of any people, next MYERS PLAYING GREAT GAME to the Americans, so far as my ob- servation goes. Leaders feel the game TRIP AROUND WORLD Is temperament, Manager Robinson of Brooklyn Dodg- uited to the French necessary to ' ers Much Pleased With Work although time will be of His Outfielder. introduce the game. The scientific at R Ban Johnson, president of the titude of baseball appeals to the H American league, are planning a Hi Myers, the Dodger center fielder, French, but other features are inter- V trip around the world. It will them, the speed is playing the greatest game of his ca- esting to for instance, 0 be started next fall, if con- - necessary in playing the game and the reer, according to Manager Bobby of m ,.,..... ifi ..i. .m p uii.MjalttiL. willtuil, illiu 11 11UL Iti. will necessity making quick judgment. Urooklyu. "Hi deserves a lot of cred- - 4 of be postponed until the fall of J French youngsters are very keen in A 0 1920. The last trip netted a picking up of baseball. A the niceties profit of $28,000. f Several hundred boys at Toulouse are now playing scrub games just like American youngsters. In a track meet held by men en-- " gaged in the service of supply depart- BASEBALL ment of the American army, held at Le Mans, Pat Ryan, the Olympic chain' pion, threw the hammer 100 feet 8 1 inches. Lieut. F. D. Maker, of the WKiL University of California, made a high The Browns have released Catcher jump of 6 feet. These athletes will Fulluntine to Portland. represent America In the intercom giate track meet which has been planned. Dode Taskert is not displaying any spring form in hitting. " BALL PLAYERS FOR ENGLAND """Josh Devore has hooked up with " Indianapolis. Old-Tim- e - "Z M Jack Hendricks at Arlie Latham, St. Louis Fa- S5C vorite, Comes to This Country THERE STANDS! 191S HE George Whiteman, star of the for Talent. i world's series, Is killing the ball for the Toronto Leafs. Arlie Latham, formerly of the St. old "Bull" Durlm. He belongs In this Louis Browns, and for several years GRAND Hall of Fame. Can you of a more Toledo's team is called the Mud member of the Cincinnati Reds, now think Hens, and maybe that's one reason it master of all English baseball fields, familiar figure? For over half a century Bull has rains every day in Toledo. Is coming to America to get talent. been of landscape; Latham Is very part the the tobacco he represents Hi Myers. optimistic over the Earl Moseley, who fought in Italy game's progress in the British king- has made millions and millions of friends. it for our early victories," said Wil-Le- rt dom.