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Show An Ominous Assurance. "I think," said the young statesman w lit "Thut iiae tf my Ye- -- t-- called wtli interest In vears to come.1 Tl ( v util rtilUd Senator Sorghum. unUm you' are c u e tionally lu k " J Desirable Spot. Mother lohnnv. juu have been at the top shelf again .lobimy Yet-- mother t! at r whire you aUais have the (Urks lull things down ftom , To rftnove nicotine front the tee'h, difd!ire t il.o mouth and purify the nth after smoking P.vvtne is a boon to all. At drt rcDs a box or mi. t I'O'thrii J on r ei t t o: pi lee bv 1 TLe Buxfon Toiict Co, on. Mi.s. tn Ttto'ihit-tot people w orfy about thoM win hate loo little and money thoi-- e who ha' e loo mui h msiowa Sooth It g Syrup for Children tythitJbr, sofieu the pumt, reduces iiimmv a bottle. tlou, all pain, cures vumi coie, Mr V, A WORLDS FLAG SAVED FOR BY TOMMY LEACH buttle Ethel a fraikk: lo 1 Don't count on your excuses before they are hatched outhihhr, MiMd a wo.ld't. pennant for nor been seen in a as dating a pla oeilcs Without, the effecthe voik ot l.cach at bat and In the Birates never could have won In gieateM pla In the championship imu-- t cafite in the hrot game. he lobhtd Ty Cohh of a glory malm? that ot Prank linker in the RECORD OF A of 1911 OMMY LFW1L the little Pirate Before Oct GREAT MEDICINE In 19h9 by Iitt--burg- li rooters b record crowd of L9 Jtii pan! at the Pittsburgh park bctoie a iu'mw-lon- the Tigeis uithusMstic s, a wildly and the fourth v! ' wkiS'i inning amid dt uumstratloii Tiger hue8 began in fade In the fifth rfnnlug when a Ab-- ti hard grounder in droe through lietnh duty Vnd Cobb and Detroit hopes la nde at third ba-- e h.ti k still lower when Gibgon drove "Health through Lydia E. Pinkhams Compound. the ball to right center, scoring l.ush fumbled Adams grounder and Hyrne was given a terrific blow on the head, filling the basis I.each hiud a long fly to Jones and Gibson seoied That put the Pirates in the lehd 3 to 1 Then came the grand opening for the Tigers to win the game. With two out Jones singled and Bulb woihed dams for a pass Ty Cobb ranfe up with the fat of the series lurking In his truitj bat Jennings yelled Tome on Tj! and Cobb dug his spikes into th earlh Impatiently waiting for Adams worst. The Georgian took two healthy Tommy Leach. swings at vacancy and then ensued I battle of wits in which Cobb came out the victor. Adams committed th blunder of trying to make Cobb bite on 'wide ones and in this way put In a hole. That was Just what Cobb wanted.. Adams had three n two on the batter and Cobb bided his tirpe. well knowing the young plttber - mast sene up a good ball and take a chance. Cobt and of diminutive the next came pitcher the the Over ottering plate swung at the ball, meeting ij with a resounding thud that told of a possltl omplata ciretift hit. The; fleet Cobh dashed to first, and started for se&Ct and Jones and Bush romped toward home. ' Out into deep right center sped the ball and at the crack of the b. Tommy Leach was beaded in the same direction. All eyes In the park wetp riveted on the Pirate outfielder as he darted after the hard hit liner. Theti was only one chance in a hundred of his stopping that drive, but Leach wsl taking that chance. Impelled by the impulse that makes one do In a cribli wbat he cannot do under ordinary circumstances, he overtook the hit by mad burst of speed, gripping the ball securely amid cheering that spok I eloquently of the merits of his wonderfuLexploit. Had Leach failed in that crisis Cobb would ha.ve tied the score with i chance to win the game and thus undoubtedly have given the Jungleband I worlds flag that afterwards went to the Pirates. Ab-stei- I am very glad Hooper, Nebraska. to tell how Lydia E.Pinkhairis Vegetable Compound has helped me. For five years I suffered from female troubles so 1 was carcely able to do my work. I took doctors medicines and used local treatments but was not helped. I had such awful bearing down pains and my back was so weak I could hardly walk and could not ride. 1 often had to sit up nights to sleep and my friends thought I could not live long. At my request my husband got me a bottle of Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and I commenced to take it. By the time I had taken the seventh bottle my health had returned and I began doing my washing and was a well woman. Atone time for three weeks I did all the work for eighteen boarders with no signs of my old trouble returning. Many have taken your medicine after seeing what it did for me. I would not take $1000 and be where I was. You have my permission to use my name if it will aid anyone. Mrs. Susie Teu-- ' ThePinkham record is a proud and peerless one. It is a record of constant victory over the obstinate ills of woman ills that deal out despair. It is an established fact that Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegeta- ble Compound has restored health to thousands of such sufferWhy ing women. dont you try it if you Prompt Relief Permanent Cure It imi . more Hie water coming out of the skin. He would scratch until the eruption would be a'l covered with blood and gincluully spread. The leat little stir or rub would cause the sores to bleed, sprrad and Itch. Never had A Jull n'gbts sleep, restless all night. The sores were horrid to look at. a It lasted untlLbe was'Sbout two-an- d saw an echalf years old. Then zema advertisement In the paper to use . but It did no good. Then wo used Cutlrura Soap and Cutlcura Ointment. We put the Cutlcura 01nt- meat on thick at bed time and put a ight hood on so he could not scratch the sores. Thrn we washed It clean Cutlcura Soap and warm water twice a day, and he was completely cured." (Signed) Mr. E. F. Sulzberger, Dec. 30. 1911. Cutlcura Snp and Ointment aold throughout the world. Sample of eh free, with 32 p. Skin Book. 'Addresa post-car"Cutlcura, Dept. L Boston." w-- e d By IRWIN M. HOWE, Official Statistician of the American League DEVORES GREAT CATCH THAT CAUGHT A PENNANT . Formal Figure. doesnt get a chance to take much more than a perfunctory part in a big convention nowadays. No. replied the prominent citizen; "if he is sssoeifitea with e awceesatui candidate be feels like an usher at a wedding. If be isnt be fee) like an honorary pallbearer. A "A delegate to Mothers Helnle Zimmerman, Slugging Chicago Cub. The proudest men in the Bronx today are those who can look up from the baseball extras and regale their young hopefuls with tnles of the time when Heinio Zimmerman wub carrying plumbers tools nnd earning $3 a day. Every citizen of that sequtvtered section of New York who 'can faintly when Helnle remember the occn-lo- n repaired a leak in his bathtub today refers to the sensational hitter of the Cubs as one' of his boyhood friends In New Yoik a ball plater may git lost in the shuffle, but no so In the Bronx. When the Cubs pr In New York Young Ameilcn waits In droves for the arrival of Zimmerman .it his home after the game, and not to ALL the stars that shone biightly in the National league pennant race of 1911 and glittered brilliantly in McGraw attempt to wr?st I worlds crown from Connie Mack, there s none that surpassed Josh faiL Purely vegetaDevore of Terre Haute. act surely ble Fans marveled at the great running catches-o- f but gently on Devore in the the liver. world's seiies of that season. No player has made la more spectacular ,catcb Stop after series at lbila than that of Devore in the last combat of the dinner dis-- ; delphia. The Giants lost, but it was no fault of Devore's fielding. tress cure This lloosier speed boy had made so many spectacular catches that fre- OLD TIMER IS PASSED ALONG indigestion,' the quenters of the National league parks the eyes. complexion, brighten improve his wonderful perhaps under-rateSMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE. a Favorite of and remarkable fielding ability John Titus, for Years speed is Re- -' Genuine must bear Signature the Fans, Philadelphia Many of these catches figured as to Boston. leased pennant winning plays of the Giants In 1911. For years the name of Titus has Speed is Devore's greatest asset the , Phillies. men been synonymous wl'h is one of the few He A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. to The the man in last majorleagues in the big leagues. His native ability In thi ajru of runearch and experiment, all nature nnd a good ball la ransacked by? beaclentitiefort beeorafort ond hp- a ground coverer caught tjle eye shave his mustache cs tVience baa indeod made giant stride and years now funesof mancemurr, of John J and among the- - by no means a follower of the player for yeois, yeais in medicine l that of a National Boston least Important discover! league uniw h great snot ess in speed theory in baseball Young Josh form. It seems like a blow in the Therapion, blch bate been used It wort Is hr theaiternmn y reneb Hospitals and that was a speed boy when he was at high of those who suffer from kidney, bladder nervonf diseases, chronic weaknesses whers Itskin erections, school, where be won laurels onIn la no fact seemsevident . doubt Ac there file, the amohM spt'ClaUsis that track team. He was Just ds speedy bg stirI created destined U cast Intoobhvlon ail THCRAPION when be played In the Cotton State those questionable remedies that were formerly tbo bole reliance of medical men. It is of curse iniune circuit In 1906 and 1907. A newsBible to tell sufferers all we should like to tel) them tn this shurt artitie, but those who would like w paper man watched Devore go down know more about this reined? that bus effected so cures, to first with a burst of sj eed that man? we might almost say. miraculous K booh R to t for should send address'd envelope amazed him one blistering day down to HavepMek Kd Ir ltlercMed Fng ndde)detnrtttecrseives wheihcrthe lnlon, In Mississippi He tipped it off to No I Noll TMfiRAPION New trench or No 8 Is what they require and have been seking McG'-awIn vain during a Le of tnl'serr. suffering til b alih nr and unhapplqoss Then vunmn is sold hr dmirgista New Yorks last series with ITts-buigN w I nrk ma.l tl UO. Iugera to , Itaekmao settled the National league rage and gave the pennant to DAISY FLY KILLER Si In his hard battle with the Chv flio bmt, clean e aameuUl, convenient, icago Cubs. Devore's wonderful speed Lasts all cheap. won for the Giants from Pittsburgh, mol. Mad ot metal, cwnt spill or tip Tbe final scoie 6toid. OcL 2, 1911 overt will not so Jt -New Yoik 3. Pittsburg 0. yinlfif tvnaranteed effwllra. Probably not In bis career bif Sold by f tor sent prepaid for IL a greater catch than In the seventh inning of that game, and SAIOULSOIUIS. LM DsSalb ATa Brooklya, 1. 1. Devore made that Is saying volumes. Pittsburgh players were desperate. It was tl air last chance. The eyes of the whole baseball world were ujiod them. They wanted the game on that day and they wanted It badly. Devore was in their way- - This little speed merchant had counted In the fourth inning, ireatim In the Snake River Valley a slow roller between first and second by asheer1iurttof peed and out 80 acre Improved Ranch two miles from town, on main traveled mad tb Idaho FallaPrice, scoring by another display of fleetness on Murray's out. He scored 'agaf f75 09 per more, FXJO.OJ cash, balance fire year almost unaided in the sixth inning. . Ibis is a good bargain at That great exhibition at bat wag about enough for him but the greateit John Titus. CHAS. O. BURKET, Owner, of tbe series, one that took the heart out of the home fans, was to play Roberts, Idaho follow. face to learn that Titus has been FARMERS .Bobby Byrtie' set the depressed fans to cheering when he smashed tbo wapped or add, Philadelphia wil) HAIR BALSAM for a terrific liner . dowii the third base foul line in the seventh inning not aeem the same to the veteran fans ball sad Wsmtfist the feafc lBut nwi PsomutsB the burst of applause died away into a groan a few seconds later. Tbo a luvnanl fmwth. favor- io bate to see their Fads to Restore Onj crowd wa bushed and silent under the spell of a wonderful play tbat tw its Toothfai Cskww Zgreat ilyvr Ht Prevents hair faliing. f crushed out all hope of winning the game and stopping the giants in their . onward march. hlnk Well of Cravath. Devore dashed out with th, speed of a fox chased by hound. He sped HOWARD Ei BURTOI recently tried to get Minneapolis towards the foul Tine and intercepted the sphere in its flight by a lurch' tist Cravath back from Philadelphia. The H pact Brlaa.Uold, Sllrar. Lead. fl. UaM, 1. (Ml.-- r, Zid or Me: Method Tte; Gold. Copper. carried him almost off his feet, for one of the most spectacular catches of th deal waa dropped when President Uet ni oa eppHratloo. opt lopeaendend full price That wonderful catch helped take another Fogel asked for Catcher Owens, most Coatrol omptre work enllrliod. t.adTliio, season In the National league. NoUoneJ Soak. UwPoobM Cot. Beforoaoo. 'game for the Giants, whitewashed the Pirates and aided In taking a aeries of the remainder of the Miller team pemtr settled the pennant race of 191L , end all the money in the Minneapolis fiCHTR I w MekandrerlMpf for new eat-- 1 that AUBIl (Copyright, 1912, by Joseph B. Bowles.) ae end eaaple aortli I0. Vrery article a fold treaanrv Monload Boa fc CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS never looked like an old scab of bbod and matter IDs whole bead v. ps i o en d for a it months, then tt Went to lus e ir, glui'ildeis, and bis wloli body. It sienied to eome out tltik and sticky on Ids head, while on the o'her paits of lits body It was I Jlnj-sel- needsuch a medicine? Constipation Vanishes Forever,. like little Started olil wi 't w- - print Regained 1 two crowd of he Adams, tho pitching hero of the i li.nti jnoii -- tup hul settled down 111 a duel wti fleorue Mullin of The ltates had tied th the 'li;er Horeln r TLe trouble started ii'ini 1. on our baby when lit was ony about - ; ON HEAD PIMPLES WHITE Pirates H. Doctors Could Not Help Mrs, Templeton post-reaso- n f OF n pot-seako- know where Ilelnie lives Is not merely looked upon as Ignorance it ia a crime. During the recent Berics with the Giants, In which Zimmerman banked the ball into the stands for three home runs, excitement in tbe Bronx ran riot, Helnle was counting on a few quiet days at home, but such pleasure was denied him. Ft lends came so thick and fast he couldnt get a minute to himself, and finally, in desperation, sneaked downtown In New York and Joined the, team to escape the demon stratlons. Zimmerman Is 6 feet tall In his stocking Ret. weighs 180 pounds, and never had a days illness in his life. Important Examine caieiully every bottle of CA3TOHIA. a safe and aure remedy for Infants and children, and see tbat it Bears tbe Signature of In lTse For Over 30 Years. Children Cry for Letchers Castori -- On ""T the ocean of life it is a case of sink or, swim with a large portion otj the floating population. Philadelphia Bulletin. Supper. it be ? A cooLedmeal? No! Too long Eventide too tedious to" prepare. Just phone the grocer ior d , . TLe Jersey - 1iic- - . .T?,r J "i Roberts, Idaho - 7. old-tim- e J; U - - D- -B ad Lh. Paw ae (a. Boua, dr. v s FCg.ir j lie h dkjLuncheon Cily team lias bought from the Affliction. Jch.n B. Boyle of Chicago university is the latest recruit to Join tbe Phil iea. Jimmy MrMecr, the jfrcsldent oi tbe B'.fcon Amciiiunn, i3 a happy man IiUher Barry Ilett, of the Jennings crew 't'fr k j itf her for his t am et fur tU0 your. seci-reBuffalo Charles High nwer, a pitcher frrqn the Cornell lni Vers'tv tr.-Harry McIntyre, tried out by Mil van'ce hi one nmo, hab been taker on by India nr pubs. Connie.- Lus picked ii 'oti'rv K!e. a tlW-- e pitcher of tbe Snfiec He rt team of Denver. Cl'-r"GrifT-t"says if he had on the eeprie soihegw be could nvrlr.in lh."ue pennant. Cornie Mack will get another sfai fall-fro- m hta Baltimore reeriiit-t- tJ farm in Ouifield-- r Murrhv, Frink Chance complains of hli "beaned bead, whlrh is at least ovei so mueh better than a bonehead. Elberfeld is about ready to quit baseball and return to his heme lr Chattanooga. The od boy Is all In, lmlsvllle has purchased Second Pr.eman Harris of tbe McKeesport team in the league Mike Doolan baa cine defenslv weakness. - Spmehow be cant field bunts that are tapped toward Aral ' base. The Siegel company of Boston bai made- - Denton T. Young an offer tc take charge of Its baseball depart Meats Theyre delicious! Some Vienna sausage or diced dried beef some veal loaf or corned beof. Theyre so eay lo serve. Or. heres ta idea a Libby menu : t 1 Olfo w Libby CornaJ L'bbyi LibbyValLtmf Pctato Smmrnl Cbmrkuut Bf ChtHConCam A a drafi Lilt by' Aaparagi: .Vr-c- And that feat top oi! with Libby Fruit or Proerve. Dorrnt that mind good) Order theta boa your grocer Sow. York will bo BtrpojTfi h - economical Libby meal wu) be. , Libby, EfcNeOl & Libby Chicago a ment -- bs3SSrS 3l . W. N. U.( .' 4.' 0 eit V L&k City, No. ST Z v |