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" Ls no reason why llir. Elliott
. fallow directors should. not. no-
can}. the united support of New Eng-
151.1115 their efforts to bring the New
Haven back. The) will receive it,-
E '0 long as they maintain in the
minds 0! the people the belief than
"' they are engaged in the business or
building up a railroad and are not en-‘
31121;de the business of creating a
paper transportation empire for the
purposes of private loot. The latter
activity. is what hundreds of thousands
E6 of fairly level headed New England-‘
_ ore believe 1111s engaged in by the con
_ will that ran N911 Haven stock into
’the dirt These people do not believe
‘ that Mr. mum is tarreu 111111 the
. came trick. They are ready to bacltl
E' him and his c01frcres with a decent
faith, politicalh, financially and mor-
ally. Theie is no reason why the New
Haven shouldn't come backHaud it
willcom'e lmck.-——New London D11).
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. RIGHT TO THE POINT
‘ i left: Torrean, 111adame"wos the pill-
. ful plea of a refugee on Broad meet
‘1 Thursda1.He got a biscuit that one
. of the kids brought‘boxne from the
high school.—Meridcn liecord.
+
The Panama Canal united the At-
lantic and Pacific but seems to l1a1e
divided the democratic party. fUhflr-
‘ lotte News and Courier.
_‘fi
The Cubists are bringing out a new
paper. It is entitled Blast It is ex
Booted to take the wind out of man:
other sales -- London
dard.
4-—
Secy. Doniels can probably have the
prohibition nomination for president if.
he wants it.~—Providence Journal.
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HITTING " IIIITES.
American Hatter secs Serious Menace
in Underprlcing.
. The American .iIutler (New York1
says;-
‘ The past year will not go down in
. E the history of the hat trade as one to
. satisfaction.
carting rumors.
rocks. many another has been so bad-
.Every. few have made any decided head-
may.
a
_ do.
their business profitably.
rtltnble business? That answer is no
so simple.
nine of profitable-business too he
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Ghleiiy to blame in the eternal, iu- .‘
Emoney loss and .the establishment or
“I lie1en't had 11 min: to eat since"
be recalled with any great amount of
it has been punctuated
‘E by an alarming number of failures anuE
, disturbed by any number of. diucon- EE~
. Many a pretentious
business enterprise has run on the
‘ly. battered that n is all“ stopping
leaks and cutting away wreckage. and
. As a year in the hut trade lt‘
,Etmly be compared to.the year of thoE
mimic disaster In the shipping world; I
it makes us stop ‘nnd think what to
. What is the general reason that so
Emily-bat manufacturers have fallen
by Ethevwsynide? The answer is simple
---they have been unable to operate
Why have
they not been able to maintain a pro
is there some one factor more than
any other that has air-toiledthe vol.
- mufnatul‘pr's? Unmflflodly. yea—-
and that footer is. m- 1111mm
"chains" of $1.60 and W swim)? but W
ban-5.1115551112111115. 611.- mouthed 3111111.
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action. reducing them with soft. tibia-E
not music 111 the 1111111111, “INF-bold"
use their Judgment with tin- Inc-Ibu-
promises of other orders Marni be or “dint yacht?"
profitable—dealing their. mien with
educationatham
crease of busm‘ E"
millilf'the an” ‘
able can tlenien, and been. clever bitch .
Econ that! But yrs cannot help think.
in: that. they bro dmdeel gleworer
than the men from whom, they buy
The rwrrletoro 11! the. chain 115.016!
are playing their own game, and play 9
profound respect. .. -
But we have no respect
Is for 1.000 dozen. thinks he can
#18. 20“ to manufacturwwho, on the
lit-rm 9198mm E’
vague promises. wig"
his Whitman an ewery worker 111'
his taste in a deal that. is bound Eros
bible.
turner leniency o‘mdni one not: menu
tacturerp. Business is merchandmanv '
pfmuiara 515.151.1111 They must have
orders—and more orders. 1“ is not be: 5
cause manufacturers do not figure "
their costs pro‘perl'y that they are loo
his money. It is because, in awfully 1 ‘
plain language, they lack guts. They E
are continually haunted by a moving
picture of a competitor getting an or
der And when the buyer, who is a _
cagey person, asks for extra work or
ladditional trimming at the price tiger.
ed for the original sample, the manu-
facturer hope in the dust and gives it.
to him. Executing the order means a
11 bad precedent—but he takes it to
keep someone else from getting it. for-
getting that the acceptance. of such an
order is not a victory over a competir
to or, but a deference to him.
1 The making at prices and terms“ Til
strictly. the prerozstive of the menu;
lecturer. It is he who must meet the
payroll, support factory running ex-
penses. 'end"bear the fluctuation cost
of materials. It is he who must con
tinue to pay the taxes when his plant
is lying idle and it is he who must
Ijudge the price he must get for 11 but
in order to keep his business going.
E This lust is all that concerns the not
manufacturer just now. He must make
his business pay He muSt get a fair
profit on the work of his organizatiofi
and the ,cost of. his materials. Dreams
of future orders and future profits are
most alluringgbut the hat manufactur-
or has dreamed too long already.
Right now be Is up against a serious
slt11etion.E Every statement made in
1
i
All. this implies no embattm' .1 tho '
tilt; and $2 batters. The! are honor» .
for the E
Wrist“, becduse 11.5 51-555 3';
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or. back ads. of shield at dart.
. “collar on notched.
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on lipid E and under:
9.12m seems even: Iti veer edges to. l
nether. inducing front edge to double I
" perforation at toWer edits of lln- 1
15:. Bring single large "0" perfora-
tions near upper edge to,- corresponding
porter; tlone in lin bfi‘iback. also in
plain bhiclg and In ,‘l‘iil'n hem in
Denim at» notches. C back seam.
new to lower edge ofgswalot. centers
even
The top of the vest may be. finished
with a bond of embroidery or silver
he sleeves are also pretty bound
k silk to match the front of”
one of the nemat- deelsns tor utter
noon wenr. having a, skirt of brdwn
2mm and waist and1tunio 09 0119111151:
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the bodice.
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mer frociii to grow prettier. yet there
is a constant stream of new creation
that are deliuhttul in their. delntlness.
One of them is pictured today It is an
afternoon 5...... in Dresden silk. Worn
with a skirt of granite crepe do Giana.
The skin is ofxdnrk- brow. while the
waist and tunic have. brown. 51111.51»...
and invalid" 11511.55 Into their color _ . ,
scheme. The tunic and waist are 6111. - . .
lined with narrow (611111-01 green silk. '
1 It requires to incite the dress:
311mb! of 44-1551. crepe a; N1” yard. “.60
3'5. yards Dresden silk 1: 21.50 yard... 5.26
Waist No. 6598. 81min. 34. 36 SB.
30 42 inchu bust Price of pattern, 15
. cents.
‘t.:“i‘3?.“‘f"f‘.‘,§fi??,.‘ffff?1 $de? :1, 1211551116 5681 Sushi. 22. is 25. 2‘8.
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amassed the carpulent batting average
of ..727
this article is on the side of conserve-
“E tism, yet to one unfamiliar ulth con-
ditlons. it must seem hlmost incredible.‘
The old consolation, “Men must b111w'“8EBmM8”nfit SIMS
hats,” is of little use to a manufac-
turer in the bankruptcy courts.- It is
lose some radical reform is introduced,
the hats will be supplied by a new
generation of bat manufacturers.
We have seen whatathe policy of big
Eunice and small profits has for 1113. Now
let the trade be reestablished on a
different and a. more sound basis, and
let the slogan oi the new era be,E
‘Kocp the quality up!”
With the better class of department
; stores gathered into the fold the “fam-
lly" stores, with their incessant adver-
tising. and lwith their absurd values.
could very easily be dispensed with.;
Nine-eight cent huts, displayed next
to the notion counter. will not divert
inuny worthwhile hat buyers.
M
ANOTHER CHICK-EN FIGHT.
‘A cock light took place, yesterday
afternoon, a short distance above Nor-
wulh. between Wlunlpauk. Norwailt
and Spring Hill birds. and the Nor-
walk bunch are reported to have lost
in the several contents.
COUNTRY OLUB NOTE'a.
LcGrund Raymond, chairman of the
cutortulnmont committee of the Nor-
wnlk Country Club. has called for a .
meeting of the members for tomorww
evening at 8 o'clock.
oral matters of importance which will
come up for- discussion and action.
The really but warm. day. of mine
members to the club house to on:
1 01'
about- the woods.
t
inert committee. announces that Spot-
a
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Evening Stan true that men must buy 11MB. but un-' who believed the newspapers which
Ecovered that even 15 mllllmalres can-
There are sev-
yesterday brought a ledge number 0; his men l1hstllpg.EThey'1-e making 11.
Many, motor m were in .ovldoncotoo
Chairman maymond, oi the naturism-l
Walter Johnson says he never saw
suchnn improvement in,aE club as
Frank Chance has shown with the New
EYorke in the short r that he has
Ibeen at the helm 'wal-about the
worst ball team 1 ever saw a year
ago." said Johnson. “Now any one
that hemait withknnw that he was
in a battle. I was certainly surprise
ed Saturday- by' the fight and spirit of
the Chance kids. l_.-want to seyright
here that the Pearieee‘Leoder has a
real ball team. and when he makes
one or two changes 115151. are Inevita-
ble, he will be even "stronger New
York should be patient. Already he
.has accomplished Wonders.”
u
said he was going to be a. great ball
player some (1113'. find then demand--
ed a million dollarsa month from the
Giants for sitting on the bench did
nothing toward lping the Brook-
lyn Feds to their 1 victory. ‘
.
Federal League magnates have dia-
not prevent rain which interferes
with baseball games; also that the
players eat. sleep and demand wages
just the some.
The Giants pump to have anything
but a cinch today in winning the first»
victory of the your. Wilbert (Robinson
has big Ed Raulbach groomed tor the
encounter at Ehb‘ets Field. itenlboch
seems better this spring than for the.
last five years. His speed is terrific
and his control superb. He has stop-
pedEboth the World's champion Athlet-
ics and Frank Chauce'e New Yorke
with absolute case. It Reulbach is as
good this afternoon,» he was either
emu .l’hlladelphioI-ot- New - York it
williuet about tulle shutout bail to
hold him. Marquardnorx/Teareau will
oppose the former Cub star.
The Naps and Mackmen appear
rather out of piece. They are sharing
the cellar position to Ban Johnson's
Eselect set.
E Claude Cooper, who served a year’s
apprenticeship with the Giants. tops
the batting order of the Tip Tops.
The White Suit are in first place, the
Giants are in last piece 'l'hst settles
all argument as to whether or not the
trip around the world was beneficial.
The Cubs haven’t been setting the
National league on fire since Johnny OXFORD STAIN” TO
WIN RELAY RAGE.
NW YORK, sin-u 29..-—-‘1n this race,
which Is for the four-mile college relay
championship of America. ten colleges
and universities, have entered teams to
run cabinet Oflovdr Win; a field of
eleven teams or forty/«four runners,
Ever-s got away from them. nor have.
the Bostone been burninn up the leag-
ue since Johnny got into-them.
Charles Buck Herring evidently has
good many runs In proportion to their
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second, onwards 1n the rear. 111 141 ‘
minutes, 35 4 6 seconds. a new. record:
it on 1316 ”'3‘“ “‘0'“: for their games. The first mile ms; « , . E
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winner had a neck and neck race for
. almost the entire distance andythere-
NIL-W98. in doubt until the-.Ambl‘luan
crochet-neon the ilnieh. while Attila. E -
son had just enough reserve to stay
xer across the. line.
article in the May ‘Baseball Magdalen,"
greatest base-runner of the decade."
Southern: stare , whoop other members.
Euro Tris Speaker. Ty Cobb and-Joe
‘ Walter Johnson cast hr his lot withthe
Elan, so the story-lions. when a smelt
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E CHAMPION.
“Milan the Marvel," is the title of an
in which the fleetdooted Washington
star is called “The Flying Mercury 01
theDiamoud. the man who shattered
the‘Amarioan League record, the
Milbn who was horn in- ’licnneseea.
roundb‘out- that-famous quartet- ‘of
Jackson. a “Big- Fuur" of outer germ
nave. so the article states; who have
no equal in either league.
'Milab, whose real name‘is Jesse
Clyde, was signed by the Washington
club in 19.07 at the some time, that
then lowly Senators. Prospects have
brightened. 11p a blt'slnce thlt episode: '
but Johnson and Milan, the men main-
"iy rem-11511.1. for the success. have
been inseparable pals ever since Mia
toy, didn't take very kindly to work
and when his father called his “utter
E-tion tasthio defect in his character and . ‘
the result it: would have on his future
prospects, J. Clyde promptly met the
argument by saying that "whdn he
grew up he intended to become a big
league ball player." He must have
changed his mind, however, on the
work proposition, for he has been go-
ing at a record clip .ever since he join~
ed force‘s with the big show.
Clark Grilllth comes forward with
these illuminating remarks:
Clyde Milan is the greatest base.
stealer» in the game. His record provesI
it. He deserves to he called the great-
..m.mpmgh whit -. be 1.1.11”; Elna the games Notwithdlnp thlsl .1 --"
est, and I am glad to do what I can
toward getting him the" title. There.
was a. time when Beecher was the!
best in the business. He was a fine'
fellow and I- was kind to. see him have
so much success. But Milan has beat
him now otihla own game; there is no
doubt about it.
Two years ago he broke the Ameri-
can- League record by stealing 88'
bases. ‘He Would havehsd 91 it one
game in St. Louis had not been thrown
out on account of rain. Last year he
didn't do quite as well. but he led both
lea‘gues. If he could hit us well as
Cobb or Collins and get to first as 0!-
teu, he would steal 100 bases.
The" following page remarks of the
smallness-runner; labelled “Maxims of-
Milan,” are gleaned from the article:
BWWIIHE is for more ct an on
‘cr science than most people imagine.
" “However that a man may be. there
it aims-something for him talcum.
I am leanings“ the tithe and. con-
sider myself still mbepinnerp ,
There are three distinct operations
in steam ethane: First the. lead. sec—
end the sprint and third the slide. The
start is the» Export important or the'
three.
runner.
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ties. effective stripes. golf cords.
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and styles oust alteration this
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Spit, actual lint-1
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$798&$9 .98
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ME these extraordinary
anatomy- corrective tim-
rest fashions in coats—e
1health or club We, silk moire. serge 11on
511.111! colors Scotch
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consume.
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'Shllts‘ $2.98
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and double tier‘modeisof blue and.
E’blaclr serge, taller-ed effects. trim.
,mod with mutual also mart
draped- and neg-to styles of
Scotch plaids, the 1" ry latest com-
binations of colors.
. and kimono ammonia, urbani-
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and lace effects; in whips and. all
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Waists 981:
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EAREL HAMILTON, PITCHER, TAKEN BY THE FEDERALS.
When Ben Johnson, presidentof‘tbo BIDVIIIW Kansas City also and took
team of the Federal league, had taken
tiller! Hamilton. who was signed to
pitch this year for the American beag-
-ue club of St, Louis. he declared war.
“The American League will stop
Hamilton it It takes every dollar in.
“He.
signed a most liberal three~yenr con-
the treasury,’ said Johnson.
tractxwlth the St. Louis Browne. and
nothing will be left. undone to check
him tor an wilful violation oz
contract "
Btov‘ell's taking of a player from
the at. Louis Americans was done
with the sanction of the Federal
WSW. Prcsident Gilmore said.
hill:
» 11130 tour or-ilvo memm..ct=1he .St.
Americsnlocague. learned that Georgeaww Blandinge and Beaminrdner,
18love“. manual-.01 thc.Kansas City.
who hadasianed legal contracts with
him." said. Gilmore] "Therefore, 1
gave the Kansas City club permis-
sion to dent with membersof the
St. Louis teem. Whether they. had
signed . contracts or not.
“it amortized bail ocea- into court
over Hamilton's jumping and the
courts give him back to the Browns
then the same decision will return
BIKINI!“ and Bunnnrdner and
Memento-.1111. Besides Homhton there
Louis Americans wanted- by Steven
and he has my full sanction 'to get
them it be can."
“mum! 111de back to the Ameri-
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good base-runner.
The sprinter starts tram moroccblns-
position and at a. given signal.
The baeoctcnier starts from an- up-
rightipbeitionandbse techno his own-
start to thedraction of a second.
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interm oi the club. '6
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