35.75.” Imp A. IL. coLonN,
I . ‘ pnopnlarons.
INTATURE ALMANAC FOR
. ”TOMORROW
High tide slot! a. m; 5 .32 p. In.
no rises 7:00; sets 5. I4.
VENING SENTINEL TELE«
, PHONE CALLS. ‘
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, o —'-Editor‘ 5 Residence.
twin—«City Editor's Residence.
socInrv no fIcE5
"5A5 Stated Communication of Old
Well Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.,
will be held at its rooms, Feb. 3rd,,
“19514. at 8 o'cloak p. m. Work, E. A.‘
greé. All Master Masons cordially
:and fratemaliy invited.
Fraternally youI‘S,
ROBERT M. WILCOX, SCC'Y.
REDUCED ‘EPRESS RATES.
. . ——o—
”was...
”February ushers in reduced express
rattan, by ordcrrot the interstate Coul-
morce Coinl'nission. The. old rules
passed out oi‘ existence with the clean
Report's ol‘ the Ililloutlts
of January.
of the reductions differ considerably,
' but the four largest Irolllpazllos nrc ro-
ported to have acknowledged through
their agents that Itho change. the
. country over, will result in no men
age (iecrenso of fully fifteou per cent:
. and in south instanr on it reaches lllIcc
timenthis amount. This in II radical
change. which should bring u direct
profit to consumers but which nub
unnlly presents. a. knotty problem to
the opcraling companion, already lulrd .
hit, by tho competition i‘orwd upon
them by tho purcol pom .Iiykllt‘lll.
How lllII compunios will make up
‘the loop is not worrying any consid-
erable portion of tho public, but It
part of it is likely to be met by tho,
nornull increase in business, which
9 usually alnounttt to about .3 per NH’lL.
and which has solnctilucs reached
doublc tlult nlnouul. liltlrly in .luIl-.
nary. howevor, instead (I! reportingr
gains, some of the l'lllllllallliifi i'iillll‘lefl
their luminous was running :lbout lb
per cent. behind. lu udllilion to tho
normal gain, more should be on cum
tru incrcnrc in the \‘lllulllt: oi buciilcss
scoured as n result of llltI lower ruins.
but whotllvr this will actually develop
cannot. be Ilccurntoly l‘orctnld, (III-
pecilllly as the purccl post
continues to gain in popularity and,
through the rccoul adoption of rlltou
oystcm
more 8il\’tllllttl-’.l‘()llii lo pnlrons tlulu
those ilrsl adopted. he likely to bc ntill
morn widcly lined. (In .InuIlll pucllugon,
for short lllllllH. llIII pnrrol post rnlrn,
5 last Juno to the burly part or Santana
5 her the public bubonic were closed
and the animal proporty vacated. Upon
the opening of tho full term, the iron:
I fence around the Franklin sired
' school was polluted and many childron
ruined tholrniotileo, The iron for flat.
ell-capes arrived and was piled up in
the school yard for the children to
get injuredmn. 'I‘ o sanitation were
thou Ill-ll tnltoil circuit (in days} and
ENTINEL I
EADERS’V
IEWS‘
"' this inconvenience.
into the school room through tho brick
The Sentinel will on pleased to re-
ceiro letters for publication. from its
readers. under the above heading. A
brief and tome-point communication.
weather, scores or the children oon
tructcd colds and ,isiolmofls (olioo‘rd.
lslnndreds or Illnrontn would like' to
All a general proposition. “"105 more know where tho blame lies forItihese
weight and ”WWW“ than 3 lengthyitollmoniinnry worn or doing things.
one in which the argument is not’wp have pulled three years for need.
concentrated “'9 6" most emphatic od school rtxnn'and the people have
ally suggest brevity Long windod IIII
”mg. we have observer! are the lust ;Il‘boul exhausted their Waiting powers
to be read. and are Ina Iy times avom. Should not common ammo and right
W llllr'fleln“ como to tllo rcscuo lll tho public
"“"“”‘““ 'il l l ‘2
PUBLIC SCHOOL MATTERS. 8‘1"" "we”
A PARENT.
M... w.
[ won very much lustcrcmed in tho NEED OF SCHOOL NURSE-
(Imnullnllcntion of tilt: Cllu‘ll‘illtlil of the , WHO" 0’5 75"” Illlvcning ISontinel:
liom'd ol‘ Education ill last cvcnlng'n5 I feel 90 sure that. if conditions cx~
Sentinel. Allow me to quote from his listing among 50ml! of 0111‘ school Cllll~
later or ‘l’ollows: (iron were known. and il‘ the danger to
“Some ”wagons why 55' per cent of U1?! other children and teachers
0“, childlcn leave school before oom- through these conditions were under-
Noting the 8th. grudc Ilrovglvcn in we stood. that there would be but can
npccinl report of .lnnuury H. or. l‘ol- mind ill regard to‘tho necessity of a
lows: ‘ ‘ nurue in the public schools. that i wish
“1 Slow progress of mum” through to tell what i have. seen and some facts
the grndon, which I know.
“2. Ullilttlwmlll'OllOSS of school \Hil'li5 Duo "0"“ 1‘0“" “‘50 of our public
1.“.th and girls. ll to Hi yours 0f Sl'llool leathers brought some children
our. to thc Dispensary to be treated. The”
.1.” The ocouomic demands for the bonds wore on inl’ostcli with vorluin,
women of boys and girls 14 )‘(Inrs of that the sculpt; “5N9 ““5"!"th null cov-
ered with great. cores. The nurse put.
caps of other and lurkspur on their
heads to kill the vermin. Those cups
wore to remuln twenty-four hours. the
childron to be brought. to her cvory
morning for treatment. and she hoped
that. by the end ot’ five days or punch
lily ll IchIk Rlll‘ could have their heads
rimmed up, so tllllt they might return
to school. but silo wnrnod thc teachers
lnbl they must not return bol'ore the
pronounced llllIm clonu. "l'or if an in
sot-L from their ini‘oclcd bonds. should
gIIl on tho hood of nuotllor child, it
would inlet-t till.I other child's llclld
Editor of Evening Sentinel:
one and ova.
"-i. limo entrance into school."
The above statement scclns Io mo
corroborulcs the point that was made
by “(il'adllllto" in your 'Snlurdnv cvc
hing; paper. The Olll\ dil‘i‘creuce bolus:
in the language» used, ulllcll no quota
in rllc. following paragraph:
".irc \Vl.‘ to nllIlIIrIIInIId lllhl orI‘Ir
olio-lulli‘ of lilo scholars mil-ltd school
up to u IItIaniIl llllli‘ and thou :lro (lb-
ligrd to lcalro booauso of bodily in-
linImilios‘.’ Is not tho Iizt‘lllllllt‘ and
lloncst rouson why the majority o"
scholars do not (‘Olll'lilt‘tv the full with the some kind of i-lOI‘t‘S."
courso, llf‘t'zllliie they have l‘l‘ilt‘llt’tl on NO“. those ('lilltll‘t‘ll certuiulr put
513“ “5“9‘5“ “'0' law» “How H“ m to 3” tluIlr bonds on tllcno irritllted little
’9 “m5“ and ““0“” ”WWW" “l”! hoods IIIllIIV timcu durin-r the tiny. and
““1“?” lown‘d m" family “90““ lllon lllIIy w min on pupors nilicll were
'1 1‘" ‘dn‘lm limb" 0“ l0 911”“ “’ll)‘ ”'0 givcn Miller to tho tcucllorn or Home
i‘tISllllH of the schools turn out so other pupils to cori‘cct-Itllcir mpg
\Vl't‘li‘llt‘ed Iund (watch from tho special “mung on books m.“ to othcr children's
rcport RS fOIlOWSZ (Inpu their souls wcro clquI to other
“le superlntmulmll shows rIIIIrlII- cllildrcn'u souls they phlycd Willi
s'il'cly that slow lll‘il‘4”(‘$fi in tho lIIIIKIIr‘l olhcrs and mum lnto bodily contort
t‘anIor. Pupils do not Ildrnnco in llIII with them. IHiIVi‘ wc Iluy right to por—
work "l ”10 schools, your lil’ .I'PIII‘. Hr" mil such conditiona to exist?
l'lif‘l‘ Slltllllll- Wl‘)‘ lal't‘ llll‘i’ klel With n nurse in tho schools coIII
lili'lI‘T’ 'l‘lli‘ following WWI 3011““ M5 iii“ slolllly innpocilng, it would ho nu llilIIt‘
reasons slingontod in thin rmlort: buposnlbllity for oily (hill! to not into
“i. Il‘rowdod school roolus. such It condition on those chlillrI-II
"2. No provision'l‘nr S‘lli‘iflill i‘lllHHI'.t were.
for Inurllolily ntcruup (‘lllltll‘f‘lL 'l‘hc tlII‘IciIcru said that tho
‘ provionn they had taken at child to tho
I.
:., No provision for
llllll .‘w'lilli‘rtlhitlll ol‘ tllII
brim: oi‘ llli' ('lllltll‘t'll
schols,”
This Illno ll‘lllli‘ila‘i’I to by lill‘ sonic NW)“
poiul illul ”llrzldnllto” prououlod in ”NI
communion!ion wllIIn luI wrotc tin» fol.
lowing:
prupcl' IIIII'I‘I
pllyuicul null
of tho public
dilion. u more tIIrriblc llll‘cl'llon. 'l‘lIlIy
session. and though “my
.childroxl may not touch llnIm.
With It uurInI. ill ilw
arc considvrilbly IIIIdIIr Illow ol’ tho
express (.‘(iilllllllli("!~‘. but on larger
oilipmontn, of «boron. ill" t‘le'US .
companion win out.
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"\i‘II lli‘lil‘ of room: illlll mute days.
null wv lll‘lll‘ that our IIIlnIInIlonnl cos. Will-III“
luliIIllsI IIIII iooltlnl: .IIIIInuIi to
The pokillou in which H“ “NIH“? “ml” building}, “1...”, “H. mum“, on cpldomil who croniod.
hit
on
ilnd illtI'illiit‘lHW,
I‘lllo I‘IIIiuIIlibhlt
companion
compulsory
tilde mid b) purcIIl port compolilioulll
on tho other in not I'm dollghllul no
they oIIotI tit‘i'lllilt‘il, but thorn in no
indication tiny will not lnI ulIIII in MI
3th thulnnolvuo in tho IIIIw IIxnIIliotIu.
and coutiuno to llvc. with ploilt.
'I‘linro lII phony ol‘ lnuIlIIoIIH for both
I
lilo pllI‘IIIIl port and tho IprrtIIm I‘IonlI’
portion, with lbII 5fIIi‘iIlIII‘ luuulllun Ibo
milliouu ul‘ smoll pill‘lillill‘h' und
largor and luril‘v Vuluublo IIuIllIIr lw
log loft. in thII lltlll’l‘ nud llll‘ public
{profiling lhronull inbrcuwd comprtl
lion and rcdluIIId monopoly.
m, NEWLQWWM .m. A
’ PUGlLiBT DIEB SHOVELlNG SNOW.
’ hi to, Fob. lb IIJonopll lri
‘Golc, {armor puuillkl, mod ycntprlluy
While shoveling now in front of biol
homo in thin city. llr ultx biliil‘llim
partner of {ion (inborn, our tinn- Am
Grim chnnlplon, and John 0. iloounu
' non Milo apponrrd in an exhibition
5withfllohn I... cllllllvnu.
‘ILl‘l‘cHF’lELD COUNTY HEALTH
OFFICER.
linit‘l’li'olll), Mommy
)III
wfio‘nloh Inill Ibo hold this evening to
loot II clltmomior to tho lain Franil'
Ethoridgo, of ‘I‘hmnnoum, to I‘iw
ill: officer of thohfiold count}.
_W...I4c.u..a» nmm‘... “I
noel Winn will. will lutfbdiwl!
[to hm known each ulnar
iiy.
l
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llIII.
Plum-‘13. RENEE“
mooning or the State- hoard oi"
papilla to ouch other loony who";
will lm ,Ilnlllvrcd iu' ‘
‘l‘hot for it look!“ on it tho two luv
it (who lillllll‘h illllil .in l l'IIIIIl illl‘
illl III ' Hrudnuh" lI :Iupvulml lo nlo
lltlll llIVI l’l‘- lllli'lll pnllii llllt‘lllll‘ll iIl'lw lllt‘lI‘
liltitlllll out, bun IlIuI lllII rII Iorl oi lluI
Humor! IIIIudIIIIl hull lli‘l‘ll on mm; mind
In. in Ibow lbni lluI l'I‘Z‘lHllil wily 3R m-r
M ol’ Ht‘llulill'ii I'ullml lo I-oluplnio
lbw tool-III quI our unouni or con
.lrmIlIId bodily illllllt‘llii4 tllul Illllllli‘ll
lllI‘Illl l’ol‘ i‘IIrihor orbool work. All It
IpnII-nl i think it in u olulIInI illnl lilo
t'lllllll‘tIll ullould Ilu- I-ollIlIIquId in or
5,lli"
null ullem-Il.
’l‘luIso it?“ not
lubool mnunittcon of tho
tlIII cillldron ill our Iarllooln.
in thrown on nriumcul loI
. .. ‘3 I n Nil condition or thorn» who «Intor our
till ll’ Ii lllll‘iiiI, lluIr III-II. molly lulu-horn “WWW?
in ion )l-llillt‘ urboolu nt lilo prourui ‘
lliliw VI ho or onion cairn null ”\l'l'HlK5 ll m
.oo bolus” of tho tltilIlrIIu n pilykirnl rt-
lupilrvuwuln p-robubly no \vnll lill would
liliii‘M‘ could do iv‘llrlllor. tho dormi-
irlullnn llmt lilo «chord room Ilcudo tho nick
lmvu lwlIu boron row of by bonito, but
if lIllcuo bomln have to be banned told
llml’l. ll good long trolling limo Inlll
lllfli’l‘ii llw childron in lilo form.
In: nnomh tho crowdml roomu and tin
sanitary conditions must exist, 'l’llin I
brim: tho (Film!) of lilo dotrllnrntul hi»:
‘fliillmm. why not firm rcmovn tin»?
music mad romody the MIME imbibing
roiiwr l‘linii oxporlmonl with the sup
lponllil prcvcntir. work oi“ ii nut-so?
body with diIIIInIuI.
uml undnr-uollrinlIIuI-nl
nwntol work?
in do
would llmm.
Jot no lioul tho oft'llctcd. loud tlII
uudor nobrlnhod.
In: put II nnruu in our Public richooln.
00. it. 'llunnmlor.
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HHI’HSH BT'EAMGHIP AGROUND
__
.I‘i‘iw III-ring noon in the 89mm! Dis.
Irlrl in morn school mom. increased
school room firm or oil and in probe
notice to ovary thing also
with "Olin
illni- til
quit:
do“
Handing public school pupils in the of mum on that. In m on
gun Ml II lovar in this inmost at It flbifltluiummmmfl
calico! hum. rm tint Mint out or in: m!
aground today oft Cope Henry.
won in no immediate dander,
I agree a vessel or 2.573 not who.
rror" of 5mm, evening.
intercept promoted cit-onion pm 6M]! u Handout ”For W
Billy column and a trifle woman. will mug u “moonlit" or on
(Jaye t-ho‘cliildron ‘wcro ‘I’Iubjoctmi to,
Next chino tho2
installation or the life eacopos. cutting'
wnllc endangering the children’s‘ liver
by accident and by the elements of the '
wctIll
Illlnpcnnnry who who in n wornc roil—
551ml they wnull ill dinlnrmIlnntn Iu’tor
urn
\‘IIry fond of clllltlrcu llIIIy llllvc boon
obllucd lo luuko it It mic that the
schools nil
mm. Mm.” “him”... puckod inlollll‘m, mum of iIIfIIIIiionII nnd I-onlnuiouu Iii
would be discoyorod ill tllcir
M 1m. imlpimli Mona-N null rcmovvd hol‘oro
’llItI lli‘lll‘liik of tin- ullorlod cllilIirI- n
5wonld bII illioIImId oi llwir condition
Illl'lli'lt‘h‘, thIIoI are
dull illn ntlsuol louIIlIorII. link llli‘
Wanton It
tirunulznlloim whni ilnIy burn Ilhwov-
Pl'l'tl uhbut 1le condition oi Innny or
.\'o immigrant. would bu nllowcd in
color ‘i‘lio llnllcd Hinton li‘ Illl'ortml
on union of (hello litllo ouch urc. tihouid i '
wo not bu an IIIlrIIl‘ul no lintI liiilllill’lllf‘li;
If it 'lllII inland in rogurd lo tllo pbyni»
Ii‘un no carport clIlldrIIIl toruwmwl
unrlrnnllmmn,
mind
in oil of t lirtnt'n minloiry in», lwnind
nnd rod llw bounty luaioro ho
prnlrci lilo Ilorlnnl
‘ n“ ohlidron. In tho mono or hulnmlily has FEDERM. ”559 0""
NORFOLK. m, Fob. lbw-Tile llritinli
stemming; Trojan. {:an. Nicholas. from
New (irlennn to Now Hamburg. won
With
ulnar wouthcr and II light son, the Ship
title in
Willilllllilll lfillll
f .4 l3 lilllllili lill
LBWVBl'IWill Report to bhicago
'liacllar What He “Learns on
i 5 Tour Around Circuit
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NEW YORK. Fob. ii.»-'l‘hnt Charles
deihmnu, who in backing tho Chico-
IiOJlI‘edernlo.‘ in notIIsatiuiied with tho
reports of President Gilmore mld other
promoters regarding tho prospects in
‘llllll’uln. Toronto and Pittsburg. was
IIllwaI yesterday when Weoglllmln’s at.
iorney arrived here on a still hunt. it
was lonrned that he had been in But-
i’alo and Toronto looking over the
ground and last night he took II li'fllll
for Baltimore to tail: over matters
with Edward Illanlon From thorn the
lflWiel‘ leu go to Pittsburgh. after
which he will make a, report to the
Chicago lullchroom man which may
have an important bearing on the fu-
ture of the Federal lsngue. .
in Toronto chghman's l'awyor, it is
I‘t‘lmrlcd discovered that llornurd Hep-
burn, i1 member or the Canadian l’ur-
lammt, who in tho chic! backer of the
proposed Fed cub ill Ibut city, in not
a resident. 'He leltrnod. no the story
goes, tlult Hepburn lmd ralsod‘alhul
$15,000 by stlbucrlptiono. that no
grounds luld been lensod uud that Bill
Bradley. the prospective mullngcr, bud
not signed it contrncl, but Incroly had
accepted terms. in Buffalo tho lmvyIIr
discovered that twelve citizens had
promised to put ‘up $1,000 each. provid
ing Promoters Cnrroll and Motion
could mine a. certain amount from oil»
or sources: that the liut‘fnlo lI‘edn luId
been incorporated Ill Albany, but that
no grounds had been actually lenuod.
chghmnn's IIcplgoscntntlve saw nov-
crnl ’i‘oronto ,mcu horn yofltordlly
morning and linked llK‘lll it lhoy would
invest some money in the proposed
club ill tllcil city. but it in mid llult
they declined with thanks. When tho
Chicago ulun‘n legal ndrinor lOtlkti into
lilo niluntlon in Baltimore today it is
said lllIlt he will find that. none of the.
promoters of tho lIfchI there has so!»
scribed more than l§24t00nnd that It
prominent city oliiclul whoop nulnc has
boon used to boom the club bus put
up $500, lllilil‘llil of, $6,000 In; widely
reported.
it also will be learned by Woegh-
man‘s man that Otto Kmlbo has failed
to ohm ()ntfioldor lioc Millor and (lot-
(Ibor lion-icy, who, according to Kunbc,
klguod lI‘oIl coulrncls two works ago.
in the report to bc moon to ‘Wcogh-
mnu lulsoholl men said yontorduy that
it would be shown that uuluy players
sold to intro aligned Fed contracts have
only sinned uxrctmlontn to join the so-
rIIlllIId outlnw movmncnl, under rorlnlu
conditioun.
Two works nuo hut-l Saturday Ilt o
lI‘od mNItiuu in t‘hlcnuo Wroghnlmldo-
IIlanId tlull unless lhn othor clubu in
tho circuit ouch could ohm Ill icnnt five
major louguo plIlyIIrI-I he would throw
up llII- Kpnilgt‘. Wooghmnu'n attorney.
in his wing nrouud lilo custom and of
Ibn (-lrruit lulu (Iorrlod this point in
mind. with tho rlIlIlult lbnt in tho cone
of Toronto and liolinlo ho run any that
\K’Ircxboulu‘n conditions born not boon
l'tllllllllt‘tl \villl.
Win-u \VIIIIulIInnlI luniulml (but ouch
‘IIlub nlloulll klizu lit-o ulIIjor longhorn
no mldml that tho mayor» mull! )Hlliiil‘i‘ii
tho tumor In 'l‘iullor. Hendrix. liron
gunu ZIIiIlIIr ond (‘nmuiln who nm on
.dlIr conlrncl to tho t‘birnuo iI‘IIdII (I
luv tho rumor of tho otllnr IlI‘oIl ionmn
Willlltl IIIII‘InI lo indlcntn lllnt Woollll'
mun lulu much limit to llud. Whou
ihl- lllllIIr honrn from his attorney
Iborvl‘oro rruurdlug iluI lrllo ulnlo ol‘
Ilfi’uirn in at Mon four llllIIo it in bII
lllIVi‘tl llilll in» will hnlo nquII inli‘l Hill-
in: Iblnnu to soy.
lili' l'CIl tlnooncy doupliu I'IIporlsI in
tho mntrnrv lllili not Ilium-Ii with tho
Will-ml Uliililw iiwoonov in in {With
no iW‘llll‘Illl,“ oxpm- (but to hour that tho
Non York Amorlnmm lluvo ruikod bin
Ifllllt‘)’. 'l‘lw multor won put up, to
lI‘rIqu Il luuwo roconliy. and tho! ..liI
doclurod llnlt inI didn't curd Iwholllrr
Huronoy roturnoil burn or not. iihnnoo
,ibhlllll lion Iiounottrln IiiwIInuoy*k aunt“
rlor boblml tho but right now.
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l BLAGK HAND LETTER
IllililMlO, Fob. 3.~~Il"rontdcnt (lliI
more of tho F‘odot‘ul Manna momma
II lilnck Hand iottor todnyin which he.
hill homo and the proposal hull park
of the Federal [Mil in {intend wore
throat/lined by n haul: thrower it ho
did not Mire from bmbflt lilo chm
received the plmnut information that
pcmcuniiy he stoudgin doom of new
big a unit‘s clipped bitwocn his filii.
Widen! minim «so inclined to take
flit! whole matter no It joke. but
dilution Wughmfiii, bunker at tho (this
1: Moan It plum 53 our will of money in mm :or an mom W cm Fallow woo mm. is mutt»
elm picnics tit-I lumi- in tho M
or invitational unthmtion.
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‘ gi«twenty-thine yearn old y,eatorduy hnvI
-l8cotch~lrlull lll ancestry, and Islands
I ‘McCoy, wail alno born in .iudlanny..,
gmw
illiillll LOWS
W Hill TITLE
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indium always has It candidate for
crory (silica. and. for the job of mid-
: dlowclgllt championship of tho world,
lwlllcll has been without a holder
grmI some years, the iioonlor Stale
kpreoonts Jack Dillon. His real name
is Ernost Cutler Price, and he was
5mg boon born in Frankfurt Ind,
Ground Iilog dny, iliili.
on
Mr. Dillon is
lilvo feet, cevou and ll. bait inches in
height. if he should realize lllli our
bition he would not be the first IHoos-
tor to wear the middleweight crown,
since the clovererlt “of them all. Kid
Jacklwuu nmcaoeuger boy ill ln-
diunapolin before he tool: to the
wrapping game. lie has never been
a very speedy boxer, which may be
attributed to his (only culling. lie is
It lighter rather than a boxer, ni-
tllougll ho knoWII n-tiliug or two
about boxing. He was about seven-
teen when be begun scrapping at
some of the obscure clubs in Indiana.
His early bouts were preliminary nt-
I’airn that brought him only a few dol-
lars, and he kept on as It messenger
boy in order to eke out his income.
Under the direction of llzy 5llrlll. oi.
Indianapolis. he picked up a lot about
the game ill a short limo, and by 1910
he became a fighter to ho reckoned
with.
Dillon‘s first important bottles were‘
staged in 1910. when he whipped
l’roddie Hicks in litter-n roundsJouuht
II draw with Ray Bronson, and lost
to Elidio ‘icGoorty in u too round
bout. I1~2Ilrly in 1011 be met t‘lcorgc
l'llip, at Dayton. and defeated him ill
{morn moody. A little later he cut-
pninII \iiko Sullilun. in Buffalo. de~
i‘vnn :Irnnll Mnntcli, in Boston, and
fought a mnplo oi’ drawn with Eel).
Mobil, in tho fall of that year Bil-l
ion with glvon another chance at Mc-
Goorty, and tho Oshkosh boxer stop
pod him ill short order at New (Jr-l
icons. ilc IlludtI u better showing
ngainut McGoorty in a ton round
bout III ludlannpolls n row monthn
inter, Ilud also l‘ouzllt Chip, Klaus
null (lmruo "K. O." ill-Ilwll to ill
Hlilllllh‘llll. (in tho. iil‘ht dny of this;
Dllon whipped [an liouclI, another:
promising middlowolghl contenderd
Ho tllml wont to the Pacific coast?
where be defeated Walter Coffey, oil
Oakland, but lost to Klaus in twenty
rounds at Duly City ’lllu following
May he fought n draw with Klaus ill
New York, nnd knocked out Hugo
Kelly. Ileforc the close of the your
ho fought a draw with George (‘llip.f
at Columbus. and defeated“ (hm Chris-I
tie. Ill Dayton Among Dilloll’s‘vlrtlmsl
lust year wore Prank Mantel]
i
l
r
Leol
Hourk. Jock Dunning. lI‘rIluk KlnusJ
Bill Mc‘Klnnon, Tony L‘nponi and
ISIllior Pctmokey. which performances,
1
union cord m the Amulgmnntrd AM. one is gazing III on oxcnrt that Dillilii‘k four dill‘vrout rates of speed.
\iidlilmwlglit' ono's lb-hornoponer motor car which ongo company has a concession to op-
And 314 cram 200 ol‘ those corn.
Iclotlon ol‘ \‘Iorld':
champions.
SPORTS
EDDIE COLLINS HONORED
It is a line tribute to lIiddic Collins. 1
tho Ilccond llllh'ellltlll ol' ilii‘ Initiating;
to be the unnuimoun CllOlCI‘
buoobnll oxporlc. who wore cllrmcn b
lilo lionlou Pool to pick an nil-Ameri-
can lliitit'llll“ lczlm. 'l‘horII wuu no dit-
{rIrourc of opinion about lilo star III-(III
Iond baseman. Collins in II wondcriui.
pnriormur Ill nil Illccbnulcnl nnglcu oi:
‘plny null in ohm II Inllulblo old to;
l
Mullngvr Muck in tilll‘.*illl0llH of otrtcny.l
\ll ol‘ which rorordo till.I flii'l. tlIIlt‘
i‘ollliiH nun oncn lurllod down by Muir
iii-i“? Mctlrnw of tho (lluntn. ll nun
\vllllo i‘oilinn won Ill (.‘olllmbiu. MIII
(lruw wan: llllii‘il up with othIIr Inni-
torn wllon (,‘olliun llppllod for ll. trim
with tho (illiliin Motlruw lltlli rIIIrrIII
lIIIl IIIIIr nlnro lhnl ho did not nil-II lilo
llIIIIIiI youngullu n chum-II, hunt ill'li'
lmm MtIilrnw unilod lllul l'olliuu want
lino urnnlout bull player llr.I I-ler now.
i
1 room FLVNN some coco lN
FOURTH
WWI YORK. lI‘ ob“ Porky lIilen,
ilu5I liontolt ltrnvy 'wolglll. knuckml out
50mm“ ‘iibdnl. tho lioor, in tint fourth
iro nnd ol‘ ilwlr ton round munch burr
lulu ninlll 'i‘lua, boil unvod limioi in
tho thud round but. It right to tho but
in tho fourth outbid tho contort: Flynn
Whittliotl 190 and tho iiorr n pound
ilnlIiIIr.
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meum‘umw
COUNCM. MATTERS.
boulder the linlnn monilonml In (Jill
or column: today thorn will ho. II
Inimbol‘ of whom holorr- tho city
council mention trmiuhl. Thong of
(into! limmrdns, of tho iirp dopnrl
moot. (shirt ‘l’onnlmttrm, of tho police
dtllmlimonl. ionlmimloucr chevron.
or not «treat (locomotion (Sky ’I‘mn
nrur Wilfred lindwoll nod humorouo
minor mom will be rocoiwd. The
building ordinance will be countdown
6M3! of filo my mob" no: Iwill bu
tilted can: same item You. It! well.
The Milo obwldI"uito me time in
[Mint
AWWWHM I
Minniwmmiuutcoh
Clearance Sale
THE ECONOMIES WE OFFER IN
MUSLIN PILLOW CASES, SHEETS
SPREADS AND OTHER
WHITE
i
GOODS
IARE'SIMPLY AMAZING
You will do well to buy liberally for such opportunity
to save money surely will not present itself
again tor a long time
ENGLISH LONG CLO'l’H.
Sale Price ..
Solo l-‘riro ..
.Snlo i’lim: . .
Solo Prior .
$1.25 value.
$1.50 Inluc.
$2.00 value.
$3.00 vuluc.
. 98c piece
$1.10 plece
$1.49 pica:
. $1.98 piece
39c TRAY CLOTHS.
luring, Isizc,
Sale. Price
hI‘ImstiuIlwd. zlll linen.
., ....... .. ........... 19c
35c PEQUOT SHEETING.
bleached. unbleached and half
blanched, 1.’ H yards wido. SalpI
Prim .. ................... 25c yard
75c COTTON DIAPER.
“)0 pieces. 18 inches Wide. illCdlCat~
oil and sanitary. Solo Price 55c piece
BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLE8.5
50 lillllllfl‘ih‘ and (‘omfoz‘lobim at Hi
to 1—2 below regular. l’ricos Iall murk-
od for clcurnncc.
SHEETS! SHEETS!
50c Shouts. 7‘.‘ x 00 ........... 39:
590. Sileotn. 72 K 90 ........... 49c
75c Sheets, 81 x 90 ......... 59c
20c LOCKWOOD SHEETlNG.
I54 inches wide, fiuo sort blonchod
Shooting. Sale Price 12 lee
...
ENGLISH NAlNSOOK.
$1.50 value, 36 inches $1.19 piece
$1.77. vuluo, in inches $1.39 piece
$2.00 value, 30' inches $1.49 pleoc
$3.30 vuluc, 4‘2 inches $2.49 piece
$1.50 TABLE DAMASK.
Heavy doubltI Damask.
Suio Prion ................
N A PKIN‘S ’l‘i) MATCH.
inches.
98c
BED SPREADS! BEE SPREADS!
1.000 lied Spreads, plain houlmed.5
fringed and scalloped, at icon than
Mill l’riceo.
20c MANSUTTA NAINSOOK.
1.000 yardo. Sale Prion
89c PEQUOT SHEETs.
Si .‘i 90, the best shoot mode for
wash and wear. Sale Prico 69c
Limited quantity.
19c LUNCH NAPKINS.
licmstiticlled all linen. Sale Price
............... 12 1-2::
12 1.2:: LlNEN CRASH.
5.000 yards sturdy. all linen ‘ ull~
blcnchmi Crash for rollcr, kitchen and
dio‘h towels. Sale Price ..... . 8 12¢
12 1-2c DRESS GINGHAMS.
ln plaids, stripes and plain colors.
Sale Price 8 3-40
25: AND 350 PlQUEB.
4 dim-rent cords. nil White. Sub:
l’rice .......... . .......... 180 yard
..- ”EM...“ it”.
ELECTRIC WHEEL CHAlRS.
l
STORE
3 two persons.
tic motor under the soul and will hold
Thorn is a brake and u
Three Imd a hali‘ miles an hour dons Illecilnninm whereby one may rnngo
9mm“; Frklnd mm,“ to u pnidupill‘ll scorn alllbitious as speed unlesn‘ from one to 10 miles an hour giving
alias suddenly roluurd to go
miles an hour in II Very good ruto on
speed whon onc in viewing the mar!
vols of It grout inlrrnntionnl oxllilll
lion Tho announcomoul in mndotllnt
the San l‘runcinco oxhibitlon
._==-
because they're
"Vulcan"
Stop in with the childnm Ind
M
To Wear Out These Heels
mode. with pcculiarcnre to withstand the
rough and tough wunrtlmt youngsters are bound to give
them. They’re no ordinary rubbers. The "Aim” and
are members of tho famous line of rubber!
culled tin: "Top Notch Brand." The
" Top Notch " Rubbers
chullcugu the marital. You can‘t ‘find in this town or any oiim. I
mbhor lhst will war out LAM“ at the HEEM
m bulnnccdmthoy won ',ihi‘enl: crank out or will through It Ilia hoei
Wow the mi of the rubber h worn. A tpeclii heal plug with tents]
chickpea“ oi pom mbbor and tough duck «land from Illa haul upward
onto and in!» the wow. prmwlingwory cum and single. in amia-
illio that than am the gritty grind of «sod. gotta and sidewalk.
bud-[Illa “Gm“ mthcimiop.
I\ Chl-
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"These verses are absolutely now,"
sold the great poet to the editor. “The
public has never rend them." "I
nextjthought you said they were published
of the ”near may be soon from electric wheel mlrn ago“
y chairs The chair is movod by a lit in book lorm"~-»I’llilndelpllln lodgin-
l~
“Exactly,- Ibut they worn
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CHILDREN
MUST wonky
Top Notch million
lctmuliwymllllhmrdymbbc
Gonna-ally to, Bracken
81 Washington St.
Norwalk Chronicler