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There isn't any better way to get a Lall park full of fans behind you then by scrapping for your rights, Every man in the crowd wax vor Larry. They sent a man in to. bat for LCcyle and he got a walk Whitper ceantinued to pitch, Larry's blow did: n't seem to have: hurt anything nt his pride. The next man up for the Dlues was Schatz and he singled ty right, driving Horan across the 'p'ate The Blues were aanead once morc, Whitper pclished off the rest 0! the side without further trouble. A double play and an easy grounder to first accounted for the three nen : oo The dighth inning was uunevent- ful, Shorty Dugan, the Blues utility man, was at short in place of Doyle and handled two chances flawlessly. In their half, the Blues went down one, two, three and many of the fans started towards .the exits. Nothing can change complexion as fast as a ball game. In the ninth Harper, the Phil's third baseman, beat out a puny little hit to Dugan. Dugan was playing too deep and failed to nip Harper at the bag by an eyelash. Glibert, the second sack- er, lifted a long fly to Buck Han- sen in center and Harper ran down to second after the catch. Hansen made a bad throw to Dugan and Shorty dropped the ball, Like a flash Harper was off for third. Du- gan captured the ball and threw to Joie Brown, but' Harper had made a magnificent slide and was called safe, Cobb had . thing on Harper when it came ta a hook slide. In a twinkling of an eye, the game belonged to anybody. Une down and a man on third, Any kind. | If You're Told to "Alkalize" Try This Remarkable "Phillips" Way +. Thousands are Adopting - On every side today people are being - urged to alkalize their stomach. And thus case symptoms of "acid indiges- + tion," nausea and stomach upsets. To gn quick alkalization, just do this: Take two teaspoons of PHIL- LIPS' MILK OF MAGNESIA 30 minutes after saiing. OR -- take two . Phillips' Milk of Magnesia Tablets, which have the same antacid effect. Relief comes almost at once -- usually in a few minutes. Nausea gag' -- fullness after eating and "acid indigestion" pains leave. You: feel like a new Jeon, n 1 this way. You' surprise PIL Get either the et Pan lips' or the remarkable, new Phillind ilk of Mauda Tablets. Delightful -to take and easy to carry with you. Only 26¢ a box at all drug stores, * + A ALSO IN TABLET FORM: Each tiny tablet is the equiv- alent of a teaspoonful of FP uine Phillips" Milk of agnesia., MADE IN MAGNESIA PHILLIPS' crossed over and grabbed Whitper, |' -------- -- See JESSE p= & =) Home 4 VS By LAURA KNIGHT . Hints Autumn luncheons may go in for smart color schemes, The table dec- orations may be crysanthemums in russet shades or rich autumn leaves in rich colorings of red, gold, and brown. oo ~. A coconut Devil's Food Cake -- dark brown and fluffy white is pic- turesque with any table color scheme, but certainly adds the right note to an autumn or early winter menu. It is a combination of smooth richness and light flavorsome shred- ded' coconut. You will become 1a- mous for cakes with your guests if you serve this at any party. The rest of the luncheon may be of sacrifice would bring the tying run across the plate. The fans stop: ped jamming 'the exits T.here was an electric thrill to the game now. Lefty Higgins dusted his hands with the resin bag. He worked the next. man up very carefully, With the count two and three on him he fooled him on a slow-breaking curve over the outside corner of the plate. A sigh of -relief ran around the stands. Two down and Whitper the pitcher was up. Most of the tans thought that here was the spot for a pinch hitter. If they did, they failed to understand. their Whitper. Al belonged to that select company of men like Wes Ferrell, Ruffing and - Fitzsimmons. He was a pitener who could hit. Whitper received an unmerciful razzing as'he stepped to the plate. He watched the first ball go by for a called strike. Higgins then tried a change of pace. and Whitper swung - with all the- power in his beefy shoulders. The ball flew far out into deep centerfield. past the flagpole. , IE _ Harper pranced. home and stood by the plate to Jvelcome Whitper, The crowd was strangely silent. They were all" watching the flight of the ball and wondering if Buck Hansen with his weak -arm could throw it back to the plate in time to nip Whitper. If the "ball went too far, Whitper would be sure to heat the throw. Whipter vous storming down past first, He. rounded second--and: the coach on third base beckoned wild: ly for him to keep on coming. Whit per passed third and eased -up a bit. As he neared home, he turned his head and yelled some epithet at the ncomfortable Higgins. He faced front and clutched at his" side. His stride broke, he began to wobbie, There was an expressfon of horri- fied amazement on his face as he staggered, stumbled and fell side- ways, face forward about eight feet short: of the plate, He lay still, a crumpled mass. . In. the meantime Hansen had thrown the ball to Dugan, who re- layed it to Horan at home, who trot- the 'prostrate Whitper and touched him out Whitper was carried 'off the field on a stretcher and the fans began to wonder if Doyles' punch had not carried dynamite .with it, after all. The press-box was in an uproar. | "What do you syppose happened to Whitper? Who'll run: down and get the dope?" "You're young, Terry. Why don't |" With a bound Terry was off. He | |] miLK or | you do it?" Beirs suggested . bad no idea how lucky he was to be because of Biers' suggestion. = _ (To be continued) seve No, 42 -- 36 | C-. $3 A Fashionable Cake FIN, ,salt pastry, ted' down staring in amazement at |- oh 1 very simple because a dessert such as coconut Devil's Food Cake that combines so many nourishing 1n- gredients is so delicious, it will make a real impression. Coconut Devil's Food Cake 2 cups sifted cake flour, 1 tea- spoon soda, 34 cup butter or other shortening, 1% cups firmly packea brown sugar, 1-cup milk, 2_eggs or 3 egg yolks, unbeaten, 3 squares un- sweetened chocolate, melted, 1 tea- spoon vanilla. Sift flour once, measure, add soda and sift together three times. Cream butter. thoroughly, add sugar grad- ually, and cream together until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time beating well after 'each; then add chacolate and blend. Add flour. al- ternately with milk, a smalt amount at a time, beating after each addi- tion until smooth. Add vanilla. Bake in two deep greased . 9-inch layer pans-or~<three greased 8-inch layer--pans in moderate oven (350 deg. F.) "25 minutes. Spread Coco- nut Sea Foam Frosting between, layers and on top and sides of cake. Double recipe for three 10-inch lay- ers for large party cake. Cszeaut Sea Foam 2 egg whites, unbeaten, 1 cups firmly packed brown sugar, aasn of salt, 5 tablespoons water, 1 teaspoon vanilla, 1 can coconut, style. ; Combine egg whites, sugar and salt, and water in top of double boir- er, beating with rotary egg beater until thoroughly mixed. Place over rapidly boiling' water, beat 'constant- ly with rotary egg beater ,and cook 7 minutes, or until frosting wil¥ stand in peaks. Remove from boiling water; add vanilla and beat until thick enough to spread. Spread be- tween layers and on top and sides of cake/ sprinkling with coconut while frosting is still soft. 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In the recent issue of the atractive and -| significant little ~ publiéation it answers tersely "yet completely the invariable and sometimes sarcastic '| query that comes from the contribu-. tor who has had 'several. efforts re- jected: "Am [ wasting my: time writing poetry?" Facea with an average of 200 contributions a week' for a publication that prints in the region of 30 poems every quarter, the board says: : A blanket answer is possible, No- one ever wastes time writing poetry for his own amusement, but writing and publishing poetry are very dif- ferent matters. Thus there is a good unpublished, and for the most part, unpublished poetry, That so many .should want to: write poetry is good; that they should all seek publication indicates: that they have very little idea of tne amount of craftsmanship necessary to produce a poem that can be read' with profit and pleasure by a large number 'of people. A poem can be written only by someone who knows how to write; there it no exception to that rule, Poetry 1s an exacting difficult craft, and it takes years of hard work, and education, and a sense of 'the language. Rhyme and: metre do not make a poem; they produce by themselves' nothing but doggerel. Our job is to print the best or the material submitted to us and merely publish some of the best poetry written in Canada. It is not our business to absorb the vast quantity of competent, but undis- tinguished verse that every locality produces. : No one who has ever experienced the thrill of writing: : "I look up in the sky so blue And all my thoughts just turn . to you" , can be unsympathetic towards those who, -under sudden inspiration, sud- denly "dash off" a number of stanzas. Creative art is heady wine, particularly if taken by a former teetotaler, and there are always loyal blossoming artist against Swinburne or Masefield. Frequently, however, these friends are not so much amazed at the high quality of the verse as they are over the fact that its creator really has demonstrated that he can intelligently make "sky" rhyme with "apple pie." = This is something to remember while trying ta, be kind to stupid and unappreci- ative editors. : Not So Difficult Woman _ Writer Points Out That Old Day of Oratory Has Passed In this day of feminism, almost every public spirited woman has a speech to make sooner or later. If "your heart is in a cause and 'you _ have given much "thought to 'it, and especially if you have had some e¢x- perience in trying to put it over and 50_you have something real to say, of course you can make a speech, says a contemporary writer. The old day of oratory has passed. Nobody has time, ror inclination, to listen to a flowery windjammer. But to the person who has a valuable idea--that i. different. There ars certain items to observe, if you wish to put your opimons across most effectively. ) . Your words will have more force if you present an -attractive appear ance. Dress inconspicuously but "at- tractively. Go straight to the point, without apology or. introductory re: marks. Omit the funny story and pass out the idea, have a clear enun- ciation and--a- voice which is accept able, if it hits the nail on the head, toncisely, : Quintuplets' Staff To { Move To New Home CALLANDER --Preparations die being made for moving of the Dionne quintuplets' staff from the Dafoe Nursery to the new eight- [Toom---house which has been = bullt nearbyy. The change will take piace when Miss Yvonne Leroux, the ba bies' first nurse, returns from h hol- jday. ' The new quarters for the nurses, guards and housekeeping staff will leave several rooms in the nursery free to be converted into larger playrooms for the quickiy-growing quints. : bout 2,000 tourists will see the babies daily despite thé fact the temperature is flirting: with the- zero . mark. - Poetry side and a bad 8idé to -this flood of friends. who will readily back the - and if you can tell it briefly and 2 PUBL SR j Cas E53 NE