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H. l’ring, expert piano tuner, is In
Cordova for a few days, and will look
after your Instrument. 12-3t
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
The registration hook of the town
of Cordova is now open at my office
at the I’ostofflce store, Second street,
Cordova, at all hours during the day
and evening. The registration hook
will be closed at 4 o'clock p. m. Sat
urday, March 31, 1917.
CHAS. M. ROSSWOG, Registrar.
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Written for the United Press hy
Mrs. Max West, Child Expert of the
United States Children's Bureau;
Thin arms and legs, putty colored
skin and listless manner in a child
usually indicate that he needs to have
the door opened for him. lie needs
to play in the sunshine. He ought to
have some pets—chickens or pigeons
or rabbits; he should have a garden
plot and tools all his own, with some
one to show him how to use them. He
should have a swing, a teeter board,
a sand pile, a ladder to climb If there
are no Irens available. He should
play out summer and winter, In the
rain and in the snow If he wants to.
lie Is starving for fresh air and exer
cise, and If you will open the door for
him you will do more for him than
any doctor In the land could do. Ills
appetite will come up. You must give
him plenty of good food to eat, and
let him sleep till he wakes, put his
bed out on the porch If there is one,
ami If not perhaps you can have one
built, (live him a good bath over
with warm water and soap at least
twice a week, and a rub-down every
morning with a towel wrung as dry
as you can make It out of cold water.
If you do these things for a year
you won’t know him for the same boy.
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OUTLOOK TOUCH
FOR ST LOUIS
(By United Press)
BOSTON. March 13. — The same
sterling pitching staff, the same ener
getic field, and the same snappy,
punchy outfield, probably will be seen
| in action for the Braves this year.
There are certain to be a few changes,
hut for the most purt the Braves will
be just as they finished a year ago
Such a solidity of purpose, a bulwark
of defense, and an angle of attack
have been developed that to tear away
part of the machine would he to darn
age it badly, in the opinion of George
Stallings. He made a game fight a
year ago, and he figures he will be
able to deliver the same punch again
this year. The catching staff again
will depend upon Hank Oowdy, the
backstop who played with such amaz
ing skill during the world's series of
1915. He will have as assistants
Blackburn, a good youngster, and Tra
gressor. Uicco will be given a tryout,
(rut is not expected to horn In ahead
rtf the others.
Stallings remarked a short time ago
that he has heard from Bill James and
that the pitching star believes he r an
get his arm into shape for a season
this summer. James was useles sin
the last campaign, but was kept on
in the hope that ho would develop
something. So far it has been a hope,
but he will be given plenty of time
to get in shape this spring.
Dick Rudolph, Nehf, Hughes, Ragan.
Tyler and Davis are expected to hold
up most of the pitching. This staff is
plenty for most any eluli. Stallings,
in fact, is rated by many to be in a
Position to give the Giants a stronger
battle for the pennant than any man
ager in the league.
Collins, Magee and Wilhoit, the out
field which did the heavy work last
years, seems to have the call, but Joe
Kelly, obtained from Chicago in the
trade which sent Fred Mitchell to that
city, a promising man, has been added
to the team. Kelly has had major
league experience. He will have to
show the goods if he sticks. Larry
Chappelle also will get another ma
jor league trial.
The infield will be composed of
Konetchy, Evers, Maranville and
Smith, a combination which never has
failed to acquit itself with credit. The
Braves now are in Miami, Florida, pre
paring for the season in their costly I
plant. They will meet the Athletics In
a series of three games at Miami, be
ginning March 22.
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♦ cracked wheat, wheatena, nil ♦
♦ well salted and not more than ♦
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