Show The Tuesday Morning INTER-KOUMTAL- OP THE NATL? NO ATTEMPTS TO FORM NEW LEAGUE Wild Rumors Float About: Curtailment and Changes in Circuits Likely ' V k LouisvilleBrowns the American association nor was any attempt made to fonn a new league at the annual meeting lien today of the American association - After a stormy five-ho- ur session during tvhicli James O McGill presi- dent of the Indianapolis club made the suggestion of a new lensrue the meeting adjourned until Wednesday to await action on red istric ting of certain minor league territory expected to be taken by the National Association of Professional Baseball ' Leagues which meeets tomorrow asPresident Hickey of the American sociation predicted that the association would open the 191S season Intact M H Sexton president of the body of the minors said he did not know what action would be taken on the subject of redistricting territory but If the faction desiring such changes could ' control enough votes It was probable he said that new alignment would be made some t The American association club owners In considering plans for next sea-no- n a expressed a desire to play schedule Instead of 1S4 games They proposed to open the season about Slay 1 but will not take definite ac- tlon until the schedule of the major leagues Is decided upon The fact that Jack Mendrteks manthe pennant winning Indianager ofclub ’ apolis was theof the American associa-tion “College graduate witha degree whom Branch Rtckey presldent of tho St Louis Nationals sought to succeed Miller Huggins as manager of the St Louis club was one of the big surprises of the day Hendricks is an alumnus of Northwestern having at law graduated After opening negotiations with Hen-- drlcks Rickey suddenly called them off and tonight It appears that the St Louis president considers the affair at ‘ an end it was Rickey sought Hendricks that the said with understanding “ President McGill of the Indianapolis club would cancel Hendricks contract which docs not expire until the season of 1919 McGill demanded to be reimbursed for his loss and refused all offers of players Minjr league presidents club owners and managers began arriving tonight from all parts of the country - m Several of the Squad Fared Hardy Downing: Gives Patrons Some Clever Stuff Rather Badly Against ' Also Lots of 'Slugging Boulder’s Attack I 9 gov-erni- 1 140-ga- ng me Meeting First-Da- y 1 sterns tlossl New Service Nor 12 — With Ky rumors flying thick and fast and little actual news the first day of the national association meeting closed tonight The national board of arbitration met and passed on disputed cases There fas no action on the contemplated merger of the American association and the International league clubs to form a new third league It was discussed by the American association magnates but action was deferred until Wednesday The American association club owners ratified the sale of the Kansas City eiub to George Muehlenbach The association was asked Ite opinion of tho merger plan and President Hickey replied: “No plan to redistrlct the league could help the American association The association may curtail Its schedule next season to 140 games If the merger doee not go through Each club will also have a roster of only sixteen players John Ganzel manager of the Kansas City team declared that the four best towns In the International league were not ay good as four of the poorest towns In the American association Tho magnates favoring the consolidation however are still hopeful of carrying out the scheme Major leaguers began arriving hero tonight Action toward retrenchment ie exthe line Western pected all along are a circuit league magnates favoring next year but are the change outcome of the big merger waiting plan The next army draft Is expected to hit the clubs heavily OCISVILLE 4-4- 4- - CADDOCK UNDERGOES MINOR OPERATION - 44 4--- - 4-- It was 44 and he 4- - recovery of former days are die Casey former Harvard - star PIGSKIN heroes back into the spotlight tains the Charleston team and cap- Leo The football teams that have been or- Lear)' head football coach at Harvard in gone by is drilling the same ganized in the many army and navy Thisdays team walked over Phil 'Ball of the St Louis Browns late cantonments Percy Houghthroughout the country ton’s Camp Devena army team a 0short this afternoon denied the Louisville A ago to the tunc of 2S to adorned with some of while report that the team Is to be trans- have line-up- s combination old Harvard and Dartto Kansas City ferred the moat nlustrlous names that ever mouth stars of has made the navy yard “There is absolutely nothing to It stirred the stands to frantic cheers hunch just about unbeatable Casey Ball declared Consider he naval training stations Enright and Murray of Harvard and There are teams at Charleston navy Cannel of Dartmouth have been the and the Newport training station most brilliant performers yard of the most powerful description Ed Cupid BIack Newport team has any WITH THE By International Newt Service! Nov 13 —Mr Bob Angeles Cal widow of the former champion pn- declared her hoebnnd today that Sllist a poor man here the world treated Bob “Had half aa fair as he treated the world ho would L" Fits-ilmmo- have died wealthy’ she declared 4 4 By International News Service Cliitif) Nor 12— Bonny Leonard lightweight left here today for champion of the world Camp Upton to hex in his dntles as boxing Instructor to the soldiers Leonard will with Frank Glick former Princeton football star who is In charge of all athletics at STOVE LEAGUE 0©SSBj& nell hero and Bad Talbot Yale captain Humber of old Yale Dartmouth and Cornell stars Charley Barrett Hite Gerrlsh and Gardlher have been playing as gorgeously as In any of their college v days hitherto Bud Talbot Yale captain a couple of in seasons back believes that he has his team at Camp Sherman Chilli-coth- e O one of the grandest football team has squads ever assembled The been coached by Captain Abbott former Yale halfback and ah Some of the men were and quite a number football several have played semlpro William Among them are Garfield of EdAll-Americ- not a serious operation 4 Is reported making rapid 4 -- an All-Americ- All-Weste- ans rn Zeman of Cornell Monk of Cornell munds of Michigan Goebel of Yale of Needham of Dartmouth Matting Yale Overbaugh of Brown Eichen-lau- b of Notre Dame Scovll of Yale and Wright of Williams Fresno Can Also Have Franchise for Asking ITcraid-Rcpahlica- n Special FRANCISCO Nov 12—If a delegation of Fresno baseball fans to San Francisco to see Walt McCredie and talk terms with him for the purchase of the Portland club they will find the Beaver leader in a receptive frame of mind Of course it would be necessary for the Pacific Coast league to O K the entry of Fresno into the organization but McCredie doesn’t believe that would be difficult to arrange Fresno would make a good city in the league” he said “I “and if they offer a bfetter proposition than the Sacramento folks I for one would like to accept” Naturally Walt would like to accept as he and his unde would be the gainers SAN co-oper- Ivan Olaon former Coaster but now the of the Brooklyn Dodgers Is anxious property 4 4 4 Beany Leonard recently declared that he con- to land a job as manager of tlm Vernon clnb most dangerods and Tom Dnrm-xlsidered Johnny Pnmlee hi to tbe dope according Leonard says that the Italian light- wonld rival mnch 'like him to There ia very sign weight is the fastest the most aggressive and email ha nee r for Darmudy to land him howthe hardest man to hit among the whole bunch ever in view of the fact that Olmn played 4 4 4 in each If a rale which Is a boat to be Intmdu-es ball for the 1916 champions last comthe next meeting of the Wisconsin boxing sertons season mission goes- Into effect It will be blow to severs! manager of both clnbs and 4 4 4 boxers for it says that in the rntnre the clnh is rumored B Sacramento that If the valIt not shall handle while managers any fighters ley fans deride to enter the raclfic Coast they are engaged ia directing a clnb leagne Bill Rodgers captain and second base4 4 4 ” ITegaa Is angling for an ap- man of the Portland BcaTer wonld In all probas boxing instructor In the army pointment Jack la snhjcet to draft ami says he has passed ability be named manager of the team Ae-- j the physical requirements the “doc” pronounc- cording to Sacrasicntj) aeribea Rodger I well ing him a perfect specimen known la Sacramento through his playing with 4 4 4 What Bod Fdgren has to say about some of the Beavers during (be interim when Sacrem-ntour present-da- y boxers: “Governor Whitman was a member of the Pacific Coast league could get a nefnl idea of the worth of boxing 4 4 4 to the ronatry by reading the list of boxing if Henry Berry sell hi San FrnncLun franmen selected tar work as Instructors In tlm chise to the Mrlnir there will be a numlier to know what I’d Ilk ramps of chances for to break into managerial ‘honorary colonel' on the governor’s staff com- lerhi In ti'c players 'oi- -t In enw tbe deal leauue pares as a man and a war worker with Mlt goes through as It appear of the most Important it will from Gibbons Patrick McFarland Johnny Kilhane this dlstaoee Walter Mrfrediethat will have vharire in the rules this year Benny Leonard Willie Ritchie ‘Battling tlie Seals Tint will leave the Sacramento Mamie Norman Viby Ritchie of nf an end is establishment the club without a Salt Lake ia !kin Mitchell Tommy Murphy and any one of a for a new leader manager: y zone for next Tom while this the rule year space two lly score of others who are now beginning to give on either planning to hare a new man -at tbe behind basket feet the ©nr fighting men their first td- -a at the nse helm ofIs the Vernon clnb Then ncafn til- Portmoves which is of fist and bayonet side ’fair territory land club If It goes in the Northwestern league 4 ‘the basket Into the field of play 4 4 new a will mn leader seed and the iviih Fram-WKddle Campi “ite Saa boxer wen This is expected to prove a radshoot new men If IVrtlaml i retained and i tlio war rriiy ihange the map a derision over Frankie Tucker at Tacoma Hi true — I si Hie Is Seattle taken into eirenlt Foai ical THAT wa a change as it will give the race not other night It lightning fast boat ami i next year’s pennant Herald a chance to play around Campi earned the decision by using his swift Angeles player 4 4 4 In the hut in left to poke Tucker on tlie nose Tucker the leagues major uudci tlie basket more than is end only Kenneth Primer and Harry Gardner will each i con bin t find the elusive Campi whs leads as well seem to be the now possible A substitute enterreeel v a IW suit of clot lies from William ' minor leagues were bewlidertngly swift baseball consensus of opinion among must report to the Hynes public administrator or San Frn-iing tho game " is this 4 4 4 most race for Wben tlie tbe as the referee The authorities of Especially well as Parlfle scorer tlie leadership There wilt be no bout ia Tacoma between waxed warm daring the last week pro liable in view of the "wartime” meaCbet McIntyre heavyweight rbamniun of the Had league what condescribing phraseology Met'rrdie at D An- sures which Han Johnson says must le northwest and Gunboat Smith Promoters la line onwired to Manager n and dribble stitutes Friday afternoon that lie world give geles the City of imstlny have been angling to secure each and minor ball was more clearly depitcher that managed to trim adopted in both major Smith as McIntyre's opponent but the Gnuner tlie INirtland Angela a $44 suit of tlie latest cut In men’s leagues fined asked u wail of money large enough to trfp a clothe Peuuer and Gardner were the tw a timekeeper’s whistle mountain goat to perform six rounds McInby the seThis Big holes torn In teams enlistments Incky twirlers to come through with a win— lective tyre Is now physical director of the Smelter Portland Cloze or play thus and draft official is voluntary the Oregonian Athletic elult ef Tacoma where he Is keeping topsy-turv- y is the turn will many arguments Which things obviating 4 4 4 in condition teaching the Tacoma einb members in the past because of “Wild” Bill Kolek who pitched far the Salt general opinion bringing down strong arisen have the fine lats of agethe boxing game Lake team In 1M has had one of- the newt 191 teams Into the cellar class and elesgc jje the ilelay which often occurs Ksslek Toledo O Nov 13— Harry Wills of New Or- peculiar experiences at m einb owner clubs the timer’s and referee’s weaker the the Grand Rapids club in tbe Central vating leans outpointed gam Langford of Boston in purchased a I the close of the game whleh teams last whistle The minor five fie a had league year ten manager league about boot here tonight Langford in their twelve-ronasufconfidence bad whom he veterans The with Salt stocked former summer 206 up 196 Wills weighed Lake chnrker although be was a clnb owner fered least by baseball and army drafts 4 412—4 He bad im more rights played on the clnli O— Nov Columbus of Bryan Downey and ought to be contenders in the 1918 When any other man on the team Columbus was given the newspaper decision than was was which hard bit frequent enough pennant scrambles Tighter races will ever Yeung Denny of New Orleans la tbetr bis would order him to the clnhlwnse result in many leagues because of the twelve-roun- d boxing contest here tonight Tonne ami manager him a thorough a tongue Inching a Denny bested Downey la but one round tbe may give up of-- strength by drafts — war minor league player evrr reeel Ted The evening first Denny weighed 140 pounds and Downey manager finally picked on him as a relief and baseball— upon the faster outfits Iff However the world series winner pitcher ead bad him In the boll pen most of the 4 4 4 line will face the harrier next practically By International News Service 4 4 4 It as ' passed tinder the wire spring San Francisco Nor 12— Only seven number Philadelphia Nov 12—Jaek Britton the Chicago boxer is the same old ringwlse still To- separate Justin Fltxyerald and the call to ap- this falL War has laid a light hand C be outpointed the pear In San Mateo f examination at the hand day at the Olympic A of upon Comiskey's aggregation of flag this city Tillman of rugged Johnny Tillman tbe draft board Fits reports that bis health grabbers BRACKETS The White Sox- make only fought his customary aggressive battle- hut la fine and general condition good care fur a one sacrifice Is war Joe That to the Britton found many of his leads easy to avoid leg that bothers him to some degree in Ida and he ducked under or pulled buck from the hall Jenkins second string catcher With Frost The star Seal mtfirlder blows and then countered hard with a stiff left to goplaying to American Lake and will claim 'expects no ex- Ray Schalk behind the "plate the Sox Jab Fitzgerald baa been drafted by the emption a dozen Jenkinses 4 4 4 PSdiadelnhfa National ami was scheduled to could give away Cliype them n not miss and Special get another tryout in the big ahow In the spring But that Isn’t the only way the war Nov 13—Arlos Fanning out4 4 Joplin Mo 4 The exact financial earnings of enrh clnb arc has helped the White While Sox White of San Francisco here toclassed Eddie ANCHORS bout White gave tbe not made public but Charley Graham tlie crew over their night In a fifteen-room- ! of Comiskey’s passing baseball booster the Portland gamenese that baa ever says greatest exhibition the Boston Red been witnessed in a local arena and bis re- club was tbe only one in the league that loot strongest opponents Sox and Cleveland Fohlmen have been McKee markable stamina and endurance enabled him money although several others have been as showing a deficit for tbe season The raked fore and aft for diamond artists to stay tbe limit Fanning was unmarked McOcdiea kma la reported to- - lie less than for camp and trench duty Take the SI 009 Han Francisco made money and Salt Lake HORSE SHOW OPENS Of all teams on was a close second In financial gains Tlie Salt Red Sox? for example Total New York Not 12—Tlie thirty-secon- d Lake club did not make ns much ax In ling hut 1917 form Manager Barry’s bunch bid expanse of running tlie 1917 outfit was fair to stand in the way of the White annual national horse show opened tbe more than Hint of tbe previous year so But now it looks nt Madison Square Garden today and much net profits of tbe Been are regarded at Sox next summer t!e will continue for the rest of the week being near those of the nrfirst year Halt lake like second division for them Manager Tlie proceeds will be given to the Amer- entered tbe league Areo-dlto Graham It Barry and five of his player will be will take about 6:0900 to install a clnb in Sac- wearing ican Red Crone ’Uncle Sam’s uniforms next ramento Tlie Pacific Count league director are summer Instead of Harry Fr&see’s Hecramento tbe not to make goiug people pay FOOTBALL INJURY FATAL Cleveland was coming strong and for tbe franchise and tbe 910000 represents the o necessary to atart the tea m If promised much heftier performance Indianapolis Nov 12—As a result of amount wishes to buy the Portland players they next a fractured skull received yesterday In have that year But along came the war and but are sot furred to pura football game Harold A Holts 17 chase tbe privilege Portland team nr any of it mem-be- n the Fohlmen may be counted out Eight of Indianapolis died today according to Graham —Port land Telegram of them may g& including Trie Speaker Upton d high-clas- - “One-Round- WAR IS TOUGH ON FUG RACES gold-braid- ed Good Contenders for tlie Je Here Are Some New Rules for the Hoop Game ONE Pennant This Year May Be Last Because of Draft Dar-mnd- o J - out-of-boun- dr yar - be-'twe- d E-si- ck en " Norg states that he would territory be Skeptical over the outcome but with all of Logan at the game the Crimson leader believes son’s men should be able with the bacon Great praise was given the manner in which its Coach Watto romp off Bdulder and students and citizens treated the Utahns while there A big dance was' given in Utah’s honor at the armory Saturday were night and various other features a staged Thh University of Southern California team will arrive here Friday afternoon for its game with the univerThe Californians are sity Saturday rated as among the fastest teams in their state and have a Victory over the University of Arizona to their The Utah artillery crodit boys trounced the University of Arizona (Continued on Page 4) BROMEO-YOUN- GO G PROVES A FEATURE Two Featherweights Put o a Rattling Good Seven-Round' Draw a great night at the WAS IThattan dub bouts last Man- night Eveiyone theTe got his fill of Herald-Republica- Sar-ramen- to 1 ' Sacra-meat- ' I J - r box- ing slugging and human punching bag stuff The crowd enthused over each card and went away satisfied The main event between Kid Bromeo and Soldier “Bull’ Young was up to lot expectations and thattoIs saying athese the last From the first gong two featherweights were at each other hammer and tongs The Sammie forced the fighting and at times seemed ta have the edge only to see Bromeo take an inning also ‘Bromeo'i superior reach at times saved him from a lot of punishment then again Bull occasionally got inside that left and the fur flew The khaki wearer though not as knack a fighter has a faculty of shooting them In Manj' times while Bromeo straight was whaling away and hitting the soldier on the shoulder Bull put a straight Into the Kid’s face right and left' went by after the secHardly a round ond that the men did not stand up ard swap blows sometime during the canto Referee Downing announced at the beginning of the bout that the boye would go six rounds and If there wne no edge another round would be boxed It went the seven laps and to a draw at that two rounds for each and three even The Kid Dutch-Ki- d Davis embrog-llwas Just what was expected ae good a slugging match as could be wished for The local Teuton walked away with the decision Jimmy Mullen and Lew Dillon both new faces at the Manhattan started good and honors were even up to the third when Mullen knocked Dillor-""down and through the ropes Up with a flash Lew stepped In and began some real milling Erq long he met Jimmy with a straight left to the bread basket and Mullen crumpled Straightenwith lightning speed Jimmy tried ing to stem the tide but the wallop had sunk home and when he was in his own corner another hefty poke sent him down for the count of ten and the bout was history 'Dillon via the k o route The bout between Charley Midklff and Young A1 Palzer substituting for Frank Martin looked like a slaughter but though Charley hit him with everyand the corner thing but the bottles posts he failed to more than dent the human punching bag Charley won a mile but only by the decision route He’d have needed a sledge hammer to put Palzer out Sam Fillis lie Magna Greek rahlnto a tartar when he bumped up agatnst Kid Mack He found the milling too fast before the first round got mors than started and quit cold o - ’ — OFFERS TO TEACH SOLDIERS WRESTLING If his services are accepted Walter Miller who claims the welterweight and middleweight wrestling titles in a few weeks will be teaching the soldiers of the national army the art of wrestling After conferring with Captain Kelso at Spokane Miller wrote to the adjutant-general at Washington D C pt ofhis services fering MILLIONS OF LITTLE PAIN DEMONS CAUSE ' 1 UNTOLD SUFFERING FRKH RHEUMATISM — and relentless foes But you Krarw ' Thrfr Attack as Cold West her painful on the alert and repulse the can be Coates next attack and end the conflict by Maybe you were fortundLe enough driving the germs of Rheumatism ennot to suffer from your Rheumatism as tirely out of your system for the full force of thfl Io notto wait much as usual during the warmer attack strike you but begin now litmouths Sometimes the millions of to take S S S the wonderful blood tle pain demons lie dormant until real medicine that searches out the disease cold weather comes germs and eliminates them But do not be misled They may have from your blood This grand entirely remedy been inactive during tlie warmer has done wonders in severe cases of atRheumatism and will prove but they will begin their weather tlie tacks ' with renewed severity just as treatment' you need S 8 S just Is sold soon as the Trosti of winter arrive— by druggists everywhere Write today to our medical director and unless you have been on your who will give you without charge full guard you will find yourself firmly advice within the grasp of your old enemy regarding your own case Ad-- ‘ Disease IS an enemy to all mankind dress Swift Specific Co 276-- L Atlanta Ga and Rheumatism is one of the most ' Swift-Laborator- - re-Prt- 4 Des Moines la- - Nov 12— Earl 4 4 Caddock of Anita Ia claimant 4 4- of the world's wrestling cham- pfonship is In a hospital at Roch- - 4 4- ester Minn- - and has postponed 4 Iiussane 4 his match with Tussif scheduled the Bulgarian wrestler 4 Moines 4 4 for November 12 In Des Caddock underwent an opera- - 4 4 '4 tion last Saturday It was said 4 -- - h ft to right t Gerrlah fanner Dart-ntCoratari Charlie Barrett eld former o Only Routine One Be country at war and the Browns have been picked for transfer with Phil Rail continuing as president Ur the Braves to Baltimore transfeiring It Is planned to quash the suit filed by the Federal league and satisfy the lamor of fans in Baltimore for a major league club Baltimore then will be eliminated from the roster of membership of the proposed new lesgue and Providence substituted under the plans as outlined to the International News Service this afternoon The proposed new league would then be made up of the following cities: Indianapolis Toledo Louisville Columbus (conditional) Providence Newark and Buffalo International News Service StLou!s Mo Nov 12 — President speaking Utah team Saturday when it was edged out by Boulder according to the conquered heroes Although one of the Boulder touchdowns was made as a result of a simon-pur- e “boner” on the part of two Utah men the Coloradoans had so many men to use that the tired Utah athletes could not master the situation and Boulder would have won by a small margin despite this boner 9 Coach Norgren’s men returned to this city yesterday shortly before noon ’ They give appearances outbeen In a wardly at least of real struggle and at having least five are not in the best of shape These are Ed Howells Steve Kerr Harold Goodwin R Budelier and Maurice Roche They all received bumps and hard -- knocks aggravating which are still keenly felt The injuries are not serious however and Norgren expects to get them in shape for the Southern California game here Saturday afternoon' In one grand stand- - to wallop the Utah men Boulder used two complete elevens according to Coach Norgren Utah was woefully weak in substitutes: in fact Norgren has really only twelve men on his squad He took fifteen men on the trip but the remaining three were not considered equal to the occasion which they would be obliged to meet in a game with a team such as Boulder Russ Owens was substituted at halfback to bu£ give “Brick” Wafeing a rest W'arelng went in at a later period There is no doubt but that the Boulder victory was a question of numbers Utah clearly outplayed the Coloradans in the first half but Coach Evans put In new men spasmodically throughout the game thus making It difficult for the Utahns Eratu has a squad of twenty-tw- o equally efficient men something unusual for any team Norgren was well satisfied with the showing of the Crimsonltes and stated that they mastered the plays which have been given them the past week in good fashion afternoon Beginning yesterday once again started eatnest work was via the secret practice rqute with the end In view of perfecting the plays already given out It Is unlikely that any new plays will be given the boys for the game with the University of Southern California but fans are expecting Norgren to spring a variety o t new formations against the Logan NorAggies on Thanksgiving day gren declines to state just what he will do In the matter The Utah coach gives credit to Boulder for having a crackerjack aggregation but states that it is his opinion that the Utah Aggies will wallop them at Logan next Saturday If the contest were to be staged on Colorado FOOTBALLICLY 12—The are to tie removal to Kansas City anil the Boston eluh of the National league transferred to Baltimore according to a report from an apparently reliable source which sprung Irom the atmnal I meeting of the minor baseball leagues here this afternoon The changes it Is said have been By EVERYTHING ON SLIGHTLY BENT MANHATTAN BILL Nov Nothing to It Says Cardinal President UTILE BIT OF RETURN HOME by the national commission k x©v 12 approved The powers of organized baseball no secession have become convinced It is said that Iou!s cannot support two major of dissatisfied club owners of St league teams particularly with tho Louisville ( MTBAUjOOr BAL U FCOTBALLERS BT JACK VEIOCK (International News Service Sports Editor) — BV WALTER PBftATZ Latest Is That Braves and Cards Are to Be Given Annual Session of National New Homes Association Begins Three-Da- y Session November 13 1 91 7 EDITED MANY COLLEGE FOOTBALL STARS SHINE ON TRAINING CAMP TEAMS V LOUISVILLE UZSf N KANSAS (3TY TO GET INTO a) TY KS-AU- T1 BALTORE AND BASEBALL AT : -- 'ILftBs® 'mTSTI? ATLTC) - TrUa® CPOTI Lake City Utah's Herald-Republican-S- alt assert that there does I cRn a single case of Blood Disease ot exist positively and all diseases of inert I Bladder ldney curs ' cannot safely permanently promptly If amenable to treatment men are who sick: who have by I prefer own ovorworlc worry or dissipation their ruined their health wrecked their nerves Weakened their brain and- poisoned their blood A SURE SPEEDY CURE I HAVEme v t to cure men who ere suffering ddee It good bed blood drains and discharges I euro every form of I uss only the latest and best methods and !I am to date in every particular and as long as I ammedicines up in business the Will be regarded as THE LEADING SPECIALIST in my IIbsl I inTits you to my offlcs to learn of my method You can always warn something from such a visit and it costs nothing: XT GRIFFITH IX D o ISO Vft Main -- tt t- - - t T 'j ' y |