* lt;* ❖Grovfp Alexander.Grever Cleveland Alexander may have drunk himself out of organised baseball, but he Isn't through •with the pastime by any means. Advices from Hay Swan of Was-calinf. Iowa, indicate that the vet* eran pitcher, one of the greatestever developed In the aport, ii-hr Jl« „ *V* «•«»*/■- irrnwn^/. ■- r ......... .......* e * - ■—r»beard as well as imbibing' Nebraska corn and this spring will blossom forth as full-fledged member of the Houfc of David nine.Thr h«arded boys also announce the purchaFe of a portable lighting plwrr. Riiti expect to introduce baseball under the arcs to the small towns. They will train at Mineral Wells and probably book several games in this vicinity.