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WAR AAAAAG MAAAGEAS1 -————-
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way to New York from Mexico, Biwu~anaand0assldy
Auber‘e he has been looking over the; . A - ' .
its rather amusing indeed to llsleh ground 111 this note CurleYA maker Vlfi Fill "816'!
it} one ma'dager roast another. Some no 111ent-iou_ of what success he ,iis
ol‘ them spend half their time pan imaking in locating a battle ground; \lERlDEN, Nov. ti.——A large gather-Aerie“ League was in communication 100
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in a few days. according to Jack Cur-AMI]!!! Kid Alberta M93 Eddie
AIIASEIIIL MICE
EXPEGTED 8M1
-—-—-—-———
‘ (‘lllC 1G0, Nov. th—Peace between
organized baseball and the Federal
League was expected to be the chietV
question to be considered by club owns
Vers or the American League when
their sessions resumed today. V
Rumors that an emissary oi the A1111
nlng some of the other puglllotic dl-I but stars that he will have something ing 1,0me Mm with the towns aboutiwm‘ club- owners at the Federal Dang-A
1
rectors. day and night. ‘Vintcrestlng to disclose as soon as MA
”A.“ by. that guy is only 11‘ lour- arrives in New York.
liusher,‘ 1111.11,» On his wits,' said One
01A ”19.59 chaps to me. the other ulglttA in New York soon, but whether he
at the rialslde. » 1u1euns to give an exhibition of his
“"llhy. hes never done an honest VproueSs 111V 111a 31mg seems doubtful.
duy's' work in 'llis‘ '"lltte‘f . he continuedA apparently an; plan is to take no
in his 1‘81”ng manner .‘I knew 11““ chunods o! is possible setback. Cer-
when he. was a‘bulu on the Bmvary.‘m1uV1y the suggestion shat WillafiiilratA
Now look at him with his song andepkle m: 1415;1qu m ardentntshow
ounce s‘uil'and' 'hiVs 'flsfihy hitches; ll that he.“ a worthy candidate for the
his two punk lighters ever gctVlickcd. A leading “mtg .llasmat. witlr no gum-A
he won‘t be able to land 11 Job as a with'.t‘lte mac-yam pftltemusns giant,
detklhlnd aboard ole canal boat." who appears to prefer nursing hlsV
‘But, has made d‘uitc 11A succes as present reputnllo'll. '
:1 illanagerf I suggested VV \VYillards record,tl1at along \1ill1 a
. ”What do yer mean success: Stall liarsimllo '01. the 5110-099 check adorns.
111g all his tailor and everybody eVlseV the 11111141111119: “Willi by the syndl.
Beating his way everywhere. “by 1, cute, Us hardly . V; {odiuspire confl
110' a a knock to the game' « Adeucefi Inf} 3‘? Wiggins. contests are
Shortly after this I fell across the listed, covering? ion 5 of battling
other fellow and what he said about 0f 319A WWI-5‘9 dc
lilo former would hardly look very ended “I Macho a? 1,th in ltselt‘
11ch- ed Vin Vprint. BEA“ they A": Vllwo‘ sounds within “Eliseo Vii-.V‘Als considered
»“"‘ -" ”mm" .8 °W“' ““ 9" 111st fourteen ugnyhhrds victims
should be suppressedV Their loud-
. . . ,. come under} th'g‘bgiAld' oi unknown"
mouthed roasts do not tend toward it can. be “engxmrhld tame rests
uplifting the sport a bit.
' When Jim Buckley the manager 01‘ 0“,]: 3343‘?nd;§
(lunbbat Smith who was knocked out 110.11.10.31, AAA: lavis D1111 Daly
in Boston by Sam I..11ngford,return-Vand Soldlel; .5 \‘ouo of these
Cd "J New Ymk' be m" "D Vagains 5AA was ever 'cons'l 'e'red among the iirst
. [bums Morgan night of white-{hopes The only men
I- told you “-le A1" A” and teach at all pmlman1om William en'-
tlle Gunner to be clever. like mwman countered“ "were Lume; McCprthy.
Lovinsky‘. You see what solelit‘llit‘,Vammoac Smith and. Carl Morris. 0!
boxlué will do," exclaimed Morgan.
‘Yes, Dan, I see, but the 600110!
was not himself. be gobbs Why, MA
was paralyzed going into the ring"
”les. and he must have been stone
stit‘l’ coming out of the ring," replied
‘1101 gun with a smile.
“Share. yez are all jealous or me
and the Gooner," said Buckley, as his;
Luce flushed with indignation. V
Speaking of the Langford- Smith at
"lair. it
known that the “Tar Baby" had to
fight on the level or go to jail. Some .
Abody wrote to the_ highest authorities
in Boston that Gunboat and LVangford
were about to pull off another twelve
round fake bout.
The powers that he got on the job
and informed both lighters that
everything must be fair and square
ur they would be locked up. A num-
.11.} are George
1ty obtained a drop and Morris 11113
A science.
Ath make the sporting public belichc
throne the black (11111111111011.1113 u
' a teution lies in his six feet, seven
is probably not gellernlly‘t'0 t
muscle. What he has accomplished so
one has ac'complished a great deal
against him is the most promising
Areaturc of his career.
Willard is now rated as the leader
of the white hopes melely because he
'is yet to lose decisively. From one
A A to
point of view he is still second
bin of. shoe officials were on hand to
see the: the b out was no iiippodro'me’. Vllunboat Smith whose llth of victories
, -1s more imposing Smith. of couragi
What a splendid idea! “ould that' 01 in ion-
the authorities in this and other states is no longer considered a 111 11
do likewise. Our worthy boxing com-V
. ' h be on
" mission has the power to compel box-A up to \llllar'd to am“ A at Ac
do better, if he expects to be taken' Vshort route the colored lad's clever-' ' "V -, ."
ors to light strictly on the level but . V . . .V . . V V.
‘ 1, seriously. Vness-' kapt him lu”tl1e*-lo_re.-Da1o:.-. - .
they seem to be altogether too en‘s: u--..._~ Fitzgerald 9‘ New Haven. was the .. .
' going with the stallers.
Not long ago, John Reisler (John-V;
the BMW)- "1311886? 0‘ “AHA“A wm Soil cardinals for 1-11.11 a AM".
Beecher. and Scotty Mont-31th; tl1eA- 1iohDollan
manager of Johnny Dundee. came toVA 3111‘ 14011155 Nov. 6.—-S.chuyler A,ABmV
“ fisu‘? clash “1 a “‘3“ known p‘A‘V*AVt1)V11. president of the St. Louis NatiOnalA
' motor" once 111V F‘rl'sco.- 51.1.1111. ball club. 111.111 sell the 011-111.
A snn‘ron WILLING TO Ger our.
S0“ old 1‘39“" 1‘5““ In]? “A r 1: 500 .60, la ers.V--V.p_lant and because they love its pleasant taste;
311‘ell-lflslatlAAod {barber and a lot of other :31 :5le This. {minis price that he finds thex veteran Stilton in ills lead and-V A”. “thoroughly cleanses the tender . . VVV V _
-]lke uncompllmentary remarks. The set V13“. 1“ng When told of the peace 'wlth Mormonism; and Dé‘marest fol: liltlb Astblll‘lch- liver auq‘bowels with?
sportyj 101110.111 artist u'stortpd: me‘h‘fwhth is said to may. been dis- 10"?le in tho. 0 def named, F°1A°WV0utggrlpings .
“You? re ouly. a basil-slink”?- and Infi‘cussed at the gamma. League meet-AAng A“ the standing ' When cross irritable} 1.11.1111. of ‘ ,V.
put you back again as a_1‘1:al_te1‘ in “Aims in Chicago. “'AWAQA’Y the 31511011111. ‘ . VAN: '1; A31? 1;? breath 111)de stomach spur, look at"
beanery.” - Federals will be asked to hit? signal-181m 5:1 A‘A"4 18 .8111 the 10118“? mother' It coated. 81er a V
'1 he” “'83 a 1A°t 0AA “be" high the Cardinals or 1119113101111... V' 1 . 3% "-le *5 1. 6"?" 80 it toaspoopful 0t thlVa-V. harmless “fruit ' ‘
Spirited WOIZdS when Scotty let 80 hlBV “Séll? 0f courtie 1 Wm sell 71 “’Ad AM?! A. ':14. V1.1 1.18- .560? laxative!" and ill a “AVA Alle'ilAl‘B a“ All“
right and a ”A“ light was on. .IA'SBrltton. “I figure the club “11 CAI! “ASSAY .11 L 14 14‘ ‘4” ton, constipated waste sour bile and
didnt last 10118. however. as the pro‘ valued at $350, 000 in. 1912-, when it fln-AY - " " , . ’ 2 . 12 9 ‘undl’gggmd food D3359.“ out of the bow-
motor jumped between the scrapping lshed in seventh place. ,3 worth a hallA (tilts; .. ..VV. ........ . 2 2: .12 Aim ills. ”a you have a well. playful child:
manage“ PM Acme“ A“ 3‘ “WA! But million today when it has good 111:0 szhaorgrAAAAA 3' 26 it again. When its little system is an} ' " ‘
A .. -. . 1-. . _
oh, 11011 John and Scotty are roasting; pects of being a pennanp winner nerd:l
each other when they meet the boxing1 year.
bunch. ‘I know nothing of 11:11am plan
It .“ as ever thus for many, many but if it is based 0“, meV unufigVnesg to
.mouus. host of the managers area 9911,1111 gem"
' jealous lot. ‘ '
’ FIGHTER 'ro LEGISLATURE.
CHICAG9, Nov. 8.—-—Edward 1111.81111-
try, who 1 .‘l'ow years ago was known
to. followers- of tho prise. ring am one
.0! the inning featherweight boxers,
hp been alectbd to- tho. 111111.111. unis-
Vlature. from Chicago. according: to la.
test returns today He plans to 11111.1
.MARTIN WALSH WITH BROOKLYN
FEDERALS.
'Martin Walsh, star pitcher of the
Bridgeport. club of the Eastern: Anso-
. 013110111, has signed with the Brooklyn
.Feds Martin' is a brother of Big Ed.
~ Re 11011 23 and lost 4 games this past
here well
moments‘d, saw Buddy no in theclty was denied by, Charles
AFB-“AA" 0’ WRWI'MI'Y. lightaten-round‘ .Somers. president "A; the Cleveland
Labs. 0: Brooklyn.
Dixon, 0: Springfield. tor two rounds
V'nnd in the third knocked Dixon out"
cold with a right uppercut. Jimmy Fa
sane, of Waterbury; aud'Bull Cassidy
of New York. went ten rounds to a
draw with Cassidy slightly in the lead.
Fasune. however. was outweighed lif-
tceu pounds. and deserves credit for a
Agood light.
Fasane and Cassidy taught a mix-
ing tight the entire distance.
his “shop over, but Cassldy bada
straight left which he ,poked com 1'1”” mu" ‘0 run ““1 “mm” ““1““ is no inkling or latent powers as a
tinually into the Walloplng Wops be paid whether there is a Federal‘ Vchsmpion [.me
:botlts eighteen Alice, and scored point Vaitel‘ mint". League. or not“
Both were Ageing well at the 11111111111.
Kid Alberta showed all the grace A ”"1 some days it “9-8 AND-I‘d ‘0 88! 1A1! should become champion. He shol'tly
and case which have made him a “‘9' ball—park 911 “000““?- 0‘ “10 DARYGPS'A will have 1111?. ambition gratified of
star in the. welterweigti division ”He automobilds that were [Amati around meeting Kid Williams and the}: it
worked out slowly with Dixon the first, it
lad but lust 11011 i don't see that peace or holds for him in the way 011,18
showed much strength and confidence war A” baseball “A“ make "me“ am Vachievements.
[110 rounds. The Springfield
The
Waterbury lad worked hard to put
\11llard also is scheduled to arrive draw last nil!“ with Battling Chanemeericauo.“ who was mom to “A
one o! the leading
lights in bautamweigbt circles today;
Johnny 'Kid Albdrts dallls‘d Witt Eidle
one of the peace" delegates. lie ap-‘
peered to 11‘. one of the most skeptical
of the American lacquers regarding
the chances of was. _
A Baseball will not prosper. until ex-
istiug conditions are remedied"
.
present. 1 am willing to be shown.
however The player angle looks to
be the geratest obstacle. Personally.
i don i. think that peace or war would
~ make much. difference to the Cleveland
(lub next season or the year after. Wo'A
“lune our stars signed up to long term
scontmcts. Most. of them have WM
“1 lune my till 0! stars this season.
There' will be a day of reckoning.
and all looked to see 1111‘. battle [:0 ”MAW-A
the limit. The third round 11011
~“M4..-_
ever. had progressed but one minute HARVARD PLAYERS CONF'DENT
when Alberta swung a right to Dixon's
0111111111.an 111». .No‘
jaw. The “lad' staggered around thoA though the 'ilarvard eleven has 1111111111-
ring and Alberta pushed 'auolher usual dlfllculty in gaining adequate ds-V
sleep-producer luv. Dixon was plain-A velopmenl this season owing to the nu-
"se1eral clinches.
Aiken. Smith won the decision. McCur- iv groggy and clung to Alberta in more“; injuries at first linemen smLA
He finally stopped the consequent shifting at positions
soundly thrashed in 11 b'out devoid of clear and was dancing uncerlululy 011 every weék‘. much confidence was eat--
his toes when Alberta stepped in with Dragged today over the game with
like a. log.
llldent of its effect.
About. Lalm worked warily through-
liuches of height. his eighty ilve iuch- lout. trying to draw Faulks Into a wild practice an" “1931;. have lndl‘easod the
e“ of 19“" ““‘A “‘5 23° 1’0““‘13 0‘ “Wk “be“ his rlsht could be used reeling of hopehdneflhhere: Captain
Budd” ““0""- 1Brickloy' Vouqresoncs on the field also
for means little. The fact that noiwas too. wary and 1v0rkcd at urmfAs has mugged the otbnémembors of the
H°Veloven and there is a possibility that
a
straight lctt often finding the Battier
to settle the bout
length as much
scored points
as possible.
easily on VLahn.
1110 or three times in succession. Lahtl
was a strong i11~tlghter and evened upV.
somewhat by this means. Faulks was
pitted against one of the best ban-t
tame now working. and gays every
bit as good an amount of» binisslt 11's
the Bronklynite in. along bout. With
ship possibility. but it seems to be his strong punches Latin. 101.111.411.111.
{ably win from F'sulks‘, but ”(Wel- ‘th’u
Vthird man' in the ring‘
WM
scones sorrel-cm
Secr‘éldr ‘VMark. of the Champion
Billiard fiéyers League, 11111113111
announced thé’deagro smlldlllé. Whitlh
1V0V3A
SII'iUGRVUE‘AND MACK
Joe Shugrus and. Frankie 11.111111
two of the .most able. lighttveishts in
the business. have bo‘en 111311111 for
the star built 01- fifteen rounds 1.1
the Afinory show, in Bridgeport, No.
over-T1 Bunny Word 'and Dodo. Mallet".
ms. 111.. appearance in this coun-
season
.
.‘-11-‘
a. boxing Vblll do; Illinois. l
VVtry since his return from Australia.
‘ " diarrhoea indigestion, colic—remem-
TO BOX 15 POUNDS ’
The caution bo.ut will 113111-11 ShVchAj‘
Plnlnly Willard cannot afford to a right uppercut which hit square to Princeton in the Stadium tomorrow.
stand out on that record it he hopesV the point of the chill Dixon dropped Harvard's victory over Michigan lastA or lumbago. sciatica or rheumatism
libel-ts Jumped out 01' week, while Princeton was being held has you stidened up, dont. suitor! Get
the 411115 “a reasonable chance to de-A the ring upon landing the nation. can to 3 tie by “Human, put no“ courage' a small trial bottle 1.1.11.1, honest “RA
into the Crimson supporters. The re
matter or fact \Viilurd‘s chief cluiml Faulks and Luhn fought a good .turn to mg'V me of 9911110011. the big; little in your band and rub it right
'g11ard.and thdb’nsppy work shown in
he may go in for bait of tomorrow' 3
game. Today. pxcept to: reclialion
periods, 1 HarvAfdrd eleven rested: at.
the Calm Glub‘ in Brookliuo. e
1Prlhceton eleven was expected to .sr-
rive late in the day. and was prepalad
t0 handgun quarters at a Boston hothle: -
‘llllll’ llflhl EAR
Via
Deitdl‘bda
A ‘ my men... muggy:
her children .“Calir’ornla Syrup .
or cold, throat sore, has stomach-solid;
1.1.11.1... mothers k‘qep' 3ft:uniforms.A
Syrup or Fido" handng-V' they- -know 1.
:uus'poonlal today saves a' sick; child
tomorwar. Ask- your WA“ tor a:
. 1 . so“
tooled}; Got the genuine.
MLA _
Somors said; “but; I do not. see how it is V
possible to bring about a. settlement at V
"AFrulfA’ EAixatlvo’W11'CmQ‘ .1
A AA AA‘ 44"” 8M.“ FAQ?“ BowslczV
after giving? 1--
V01- ‘ '
AAFASVBoAA" that this Is fligh- ideal lmdvG' :
smut bottle of "California s'yrhp 01 1 :
vember A2813} Mitch's services have AbeaaV' ,V _ " ' ‘ ‘ "
in 111111111 demand :ainoe his vio‘tdrleo m
1 MAY BAN NEW YORK CATTLE. A LOOKS OVER EASTON, PA.
2, i
Connecticut To Goa: 1.1.1... All Anl-Iundgraf
V; 1113!. from nfsctcd Area. A
A
HARTFORD. Nov. 6.——Caltlo com’isettled on shitting his Danbury team
missloaer Jeffrey 0. Phillips was noti—jt0 New Brunswick N .1 is shown by
Afled today by Vibe State Veterinary De- Vthe fact that he has of late taken a
partment of how York that the StateA number of 1,193 to other cities in Sen
Aot New York had been declared an in-A
1 Jersey and Pennsylvania with the view
(acted area under the law for the sup. A of making a study of the unions places
Vpression A0! foot and mouth (“Emmi-A from a baseball standpoint. it is be
lwere at once taken to quarantine all lleved that it Manager Landgrat de-
«title- from that state intended “VA aides to shift his team thatihe is just
“36mm It A; possible inlpmtation as likely to settle on some Pennsyl-
Ot cattle from New York may b“ ”'0' vanin city as (main New Jersey.
“bite“ for thirty or sixty days While Manager Landmi‘ was here
large numbers 0‘ cattle have been last season he 'told of the tact that he
sent to Connecticut iron "8" Ym‘had reeclved an 01111-1110... Easton. Pa.»
Anoints am the past ten ‘1‘” and to transfer his team there and within
Athese are believed to be m transit; 175 the last tew days he has been in East-
Aland received by a South Winds" lon looking the ground over.
Am“ mm Bum“ “m ““9”“ mm decision willbe reached by the
Ann! quarantined today. ‘ several. olubs_ of'V the Atlantic League
_ concerning next season will not be de-
finitely known until the next meeting
of the league, which will be held in
about those weeks.
Meanwhile Wager McCabe.
Poaghkeeplie,uhas died a list. of play-
ers to be moorved for next season with
Secretary Farrell. They are as tol-
lows: Captain Jerry Hurley, Irving
Lewis, Charles Cancel. William Dug-
son. Robert Adler, Jay Burns. Robert
Bradley. James McCarthy. Frank
Schwa'b. Jumps Clinton. Frank Ritter
and Edward Waits.
LANGAFOBD GETS MAATCH.
IDS ANGEALFAS 0111;. Nov. 6.——Sam
longiord. at Boston. and Tom Mao
Lisbon. 0! Newcastle. Pin. heavy-
weights. were matched yesterday for
Vtwonty rounds horoVV November 10.
Considering That AAs :1 Pos-
sibla Baseball City.
1
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LAHN "SHOWS WEN...
Battling balm bids. fair to become
a sensation as a knockout artist it
his aggressiveness continues to assert
itself as during the past. three weeks.
In one week balm was credited with
dropping three boxers and since then
.he has kept right on toppling them
'0vor Lahn does not impress one as
Vbeing a great lighting machine. There
But last the
looms Labs is a good boy and stronger
thing have happened than that he
should be learned what. the future
A...
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Rub Backmho Away With Small
Trial Bottle of Old ”St. Jacob's
Oil.” A‘
When your back is sore and lame
MD .
um habits all:
n reutoerIVtérV'M heult
out! 453?. Abllgulm
gut mors- is' often. Mu
have boon restored to health by
Eo'l-tman’s VAlt-erntiw.‘ 'Road‘ this:—
\\'cldon. 11L
IGAuOiv-lem-‘Jl'bmgu' your I11-
strnmenulury l have been shared
tron I pronoun-r nave, 0- Denm-
- 1101-111. lm.‘ womb-mm HIT!-
rho“ Pneumonia. whirls devglmml
'utu Tabor-«infant '( Imam
mound). [- February. 191ml 1 went
to For! Woith. Tenn. and later to
Canon city. Colorado. Anu- he‘ll:
thorn two weeks my physician in-
lolmcd me vial-1y one m1: Imp :-
lani..'l.'l1 wooll- later I Inga-uni
Inna. walk II: 11111 pound-I. the doc-
tor having given ne Io untrue.
of rear-blag there nlhc. 0- July
14. 1005.1llennn “kl-n lmkmn'n
wonderful mm]! (or Lung Trouble.
Now I on 11! um: and up
do any kind 0! 'uk
1
l
l
l
Jacobs Oil" at any drug store, pour a
on your aching back, and by the time
you count titty. the soreness and lame.
ness is 50110.1 my mun ~
Don’t my crippled! This soothing . "'1'1'31'3'1'1111AAW11‘A'KAl-di'1h \vi-mn.
penetrating all needs to be used only i Eckmm‘“ Alma“ """ '3 “WA
efficacious in bronchin cutauh and
severe throat and lunar affections
and up building the system (on-
tnins no harmful or habit forming
drugs. Accept no substitutes. Small
aim $10. maulhr size. 5.. Sold by
in; (trunnion. Write“ 201 book-1 .
lot, of recoveries.
"MEI.“ inbors‘v‘or‘v‘. Mflmfln.
Sold: by the Cliiford Pharmacy _a.nd
Alba Stillson Powell Corporation ”
once; ”11111111111 the paln rightV out 11111.1A
endh the misery It is magical, yet
absolutely harmless and doesn‘t burn
1111111111.
Ndlhlng erlse stops lumbagp. sciatiAV-V'
an backache 01' rheumatism
promptly. V it never disappoints!
—‘
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58V WALLV BTREVlAT
“03““!
(V
. inlhe Optical Line.
"“'mmed Free A "
‘.._
That Manager Landgrat has not yet . '
0t
A car that is can on’
streets and country «and:
often as the Fordy tom
Your car may neodlnokingsom 3!
prices are right. work gumbo A.
Will call for and dsuvcn-‘Inyuhfia".
Fairdald county. ~
Ford Parts, Ford Tires 3111mm
.V'ag‘fa
Very Low Prices. V
Give me a call E11
111 overhauling. Now is the _
malts arrangements,
.'1
you have a paflltlonétd bu
Just go to any Bishoupi'firtid V
.V and get enough or thinmv
to clo'oe oft. Put up
‘thcn' nail on {lid ‘31
The wall is ready'at o A
kind of decoration. It “will;
u. startling demonstration of ill
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