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Glslilill and ' Gull-111d With:
the Federals-{show Willrhim-
tillauliallleroll, of lies llaven
Club, Warm Supporter of Orgas-
ized Estella!
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Willifliltl
Il’laoesntiliateSelectediorllesvy»
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EL PASO, Texas,
DEC. Zirr'I‘lle
Juarez, Moxico. racetrack, will no: thei can League.
place and March 6 the date for umI'drive over the fence at the old Colum-
heavyweight championship bout be- ibis Park in Philadelphia.
Itween Jack Johnson and Jess Willard. cleared the centredeld fence.
iaccording to an announcement today
Iby Promoter Jack Carley. It 15";91301 off the roof of a nearby saloon fell to:
'ned to hold some other bouts at the the ground and rolled up the street.
Juarez track before that data. Stan-I
BASEBALL NOTES.
it is stated that the Browns will takeI
Ino legal steps to prevent Jimmy Ans-Ii
'tin from playing with the Feds. I
The OaklandICiub, of the P. C. L11;
has signed a crosaeyed pitcher. It
must be pretty tough on the playerllfi
for the base runner will never be ableI‘
to tell whether the pitcher is lookhig',‘
at first or at home plate.
Charles Hickman. the old timer. who
twants to be an umpire ill the Ameri- CHIGAGO' Doc 2‘ —-Varioua ”1‘
once made a remarkable
The bani“
atructt ‘
a telegraph wire and after bounding "'8’” champion heavyweight pugflfsti
i
The only time Johnny Kliug a name
James it Claritin for the present ley Yoakum. °t Denver. will meet “ene'wmm in the paper the“! da"
011 nor of the Hartford franchise. and Belmont. °“ New Year’s Day. Juk'wmn Johnny plays pool
William E. Carey. under the same Thompson and Harry Wills. negro'
conditions proprietor of the Spring- heavy weights, are slated to clash 1“"
llcld entry in the Eastern Baseball As- 12
sociation. are respectively clarkining
11nd curoylllg again The average mm
111 these parts will understand what pe
these modern verbs mean without
.nldling his pate many minutes
lsked lestclday to declare himself
111 the follouillg article from the
Springfield L'nioxl. which does all of
Mr. (“avers carcylng and much or
Clarkln's clarkining. President
James H. 0' Rourke. who is always the
object of ._these particular. transitive‘
verbs. spoke thllsly:
“Go Ahead." Says President.
if conditions are as' enepected.
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'111 have Mr. Clarkin oer. Careyap-
poll!“ before me. singly or together.
and declare that they hoe turned
Itllelr franchises oer to the Federals."
‘u'llr. 0Rourke declared that tie-far as
his action in the case “as canoes-tied
his only function is to place the mat-
error in the l1ands ot’ lthe Nafional
lioard ~of lrbitratlo&1. which plwaysi
r prescribes a quick and effective settle
I merit of affairs of this nature. '
it is 11p to the board and not to
the league ill-oily to mete out punish"
_ l'nent but President O‘Rourke .intiim
mated that the discovery of conclunive
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t
."i hours by an injunction that wouldI
lie both gentlemen up no hard thtt
Alexander's famous
'11 ould look like twisted cottonIin com~
pzrrlson.
George M. Cameron. president of
the New Haven franchise. who was
mentioned remotely as a party to the
reported dickcr with the Federals. has
\ll‘ittell to Mr. O'Rourke to say that
did is surprised and deeply pained to.
learn that he was even mentioned in
the matter. He emphatically and
deeply denies .any such connection.
11 inch puts it up to Clarkln and'Carey .
to deny for themselves.
The Springfield Union yesterday
I morning wheezed the following:
"Jim O‘Rourke positively refusesto
1111 a Santa Claus stunt for the beneflti
of baseball in general and the Eastern
Association in particular: And from
'linrMurnane comes “me too" in echol
to all that the Bridgeport sage has to
_ say in his big burst of indignation over
the reportr thutj‘cfnb‘ ownbf‘i 6! the‘
New mglnnd League and Eastern As-
IsociatioIn are conspiring to get away I
iglflom their tllraldom. Tim and Jim
are talking about “investigations"
MAY COME HERE.
iGiants‘ Coach. .
1 CEREAGO. Dec. 24.41 is» reported
here today that Germany Schaefer.
formerly with “the Washington club.
' has been adored the management ofI
the line Angeles club of the Pacific!
Coast League. It is also said that the
iiants have offered Schaeter a job as .
coach. .
lit-Arias ‘l‘rlsoso‘ 1‘6 aos‘ron NA-
" TIONALB. .
PHILADELPHIA; ,"'I]).c_ 24'. falter-I
- wood Hf hingé'é. the hard hitting out-
flbider’ of the Philadelphia Nnttunil
f'I league, Iwas lod'ey traded- to th&' Bot:
"" Tile d’eiil' 1111 put 'th'r
- :1 1111111111; 11115111 in Net? York today by
W'W'i tr. parser. ortlié mildew
Guinea.
and issued by the Bureau of nail
way News and Emile!
asttng as 1111111111111; an: opportunity 01' which statewt would make even the ““3 court
Icompartng thet two
ship in a country .Iw lch is 11 Idemoc—i gpuma."
racy Jack. (3th the famous iron man
prl
cro
000.
clnment lines were $65,500. 000 and
thé operating expenses $55. 800. 000 as
. dinnls Agllardl’ and Martinolli:
" v ter‘mat' it ialone’ 0'! Hill all“
Dla‘CRlll’AVCY 1N EXPENSE}. '
A tilde discrepancy
nse oi operating State railroad
11 France as compared with the pro"-
ately owned lines is a marked to.-
ure of the performance of the
hose railroads. compiled by Clementi
French Councillor of State
. are inter»
little of owner- .'
in France there 310w 5.611 miles ofI
Stats owned lines ind 19.6114 miles of
private lines.
expenses of the government lines
consumed §5 per cent of lhelr goose
revenues.
five private llllcs consumed only 59. [5
per cent of their gross revenues
In 1913 the operatingI
Operating expenses of the i
l
1311-1 lines wolld have meant an in- I
'l'f'le total receipts of the two 0111
Al! the combined fixed chamesi
The discrepancy in these figures is
Snot ascribnhle to lowo1 rates as the
ll Public 111111. enjoyed
Gm km than lite private lines on the greater I
port of their traffic
:13 1111 most State systems.
Passenger ratos Itusllilc Flrc Insulnllco (nmany. All the ano'mm would prohibit an “9.. - '.
.‘peal of the case: on questions of both I I
items and law 1:11.11 allow an anpcaII ' -1 . . .
higher rates
rcptoscnt- I
ing 11 direct- wharge on the public.
vtI-lo conscquenliy somewhat it1w11r.|
On one of the State lines they evol-
nged 0.92 and on the Other l.00
cents per mile. against 108 cents
for all railroads
I'F‘nlriicld county
The Browns have selected Houston.
Tex., as their 1915 training camp.
Yes. the Yanks trained there lastI
I year
Bert Daniels. once with the Yan-
111 the 112-; Ikses. is no longer with the Reds Her~I "° him ”9‘3““ he refused ‘0 quit. 5°
{sex has sold him to the Louisville; We“ 1‘ PM!“ by “‘9 “0°? he “Ck“
1club.
l George Stovail. "the flrebrand oi"
l‘rench railroads in the your 1913 lhaIseball." is out on the coast looking
Figures “Oven“ the ”WWW"! 0‘ for future Federal League talent
Alloying saved enough to keep the
well from the door Ty Cobb declares “1“” bottles 3‘ 1i"-
that he Will retire within tour yiars,
most dyspeptic crouch smile.
of thaAtnletles. teaser to land ai
berth as a minor league manager. Why
not be up-toodats. Jack. and boom
yourself for. the Yankee lob. Every-I
‘body else is data; it.
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The Red Sea have out out a barn-i
III 1; 11 .d 1 111 "Iowan; schedule 11111 aortas. 11111.11: 111111 was outfit-dc
this ratio ha een npp c o o 0m“ f
State lines it" would hav‘o “hunt a of h n: m a” my“ 13839th
saving of $17,000 000. while the ratio.
of 1111': Slate lilies if applied' to the “W59
and Cincinnati. I
e in their expenses of :88. .ooo..I . .
Lannin’s men will play times series.
being with Memphis. Louisville
FRRtllifi I'OITND I\' ZINO Hales.
Supreme C lurt "II-(ls [1111111 Twelve
« Decisions.
The supreme court 01 errors yet
of the two ayIstems amounted to 32.6.. . I h d it down: no amount involved is I“
.- 000 000 the State 111111 1111111111111 3111.. ‘Imf’m' "l NW "“0" a" 0 which 1 I
N00 against Guru“ and CW hinoo; out! out or the public treasury to
1111s. matter 110an be fellt'lwed within? make up the deficit.
decisions in twaive wees (if these
nine were cases from New Haven
count}. two from l-‘nlrficld county.
and one from New London county
Error was found 1111 but two men.
l'nirilcld (.‘mlllty.
“lln against the London 111» lilln-i
ntfdon to rucml‘r fol a tire loss
brought to the. superior (curt for
and tried to the
court before Judge Curtis Judge-
ment for the plaintiff and appeal tu-
‘ken by the defendant No error was
But freight rates 1found Judge Wheeler. wrote the oi"
“'0'? higher on“ the State lines. he"illlon in which all concurred ‘
11:13.1.th cents pcr ton mile on one
and 1.62 cents on the other complain- I
ed with an average rate for all rall-
ronds in France of 13l cents.
The average» freight rate recalled
by the railroads of the United States
in 1913‘ was 0.73 cents a mile. only
a little less than half that reached
by both public and minus roads in
Franco. ,
POPE BENEDICT EXCHANGES
CKItIISTMAfi GREETINGS I .
ROME. Italy; Dec. 24. 31:50 D m.
—-—Pope Benedict today reached the
members of the Sacred College in sol-
emn audience for the exchange of
christmas greetings; the ceremony
taking on the pomp of the times of‘
Pope Leo.
Addressing the cardinals. the pan»
tiff expressed his regret at the ob-
sence of some of the prelntes owing:
to illness. referring especially. to» Car--
He
added that the. latest news regarding.
the healtl'i‘d‘f cardinal 11311111111 made'
it apparent. that his remainr would
lie speedy.
The pops then enumerated the ef—
forts“ he had made to render the war
less terrible andcsnid that he would-
continue to“ devote all his energies
to the suppression or limitation of
the inhuman sacrifice of life ’
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BOSTON Dec. 24. -—An 'amethyst
necklace, believ'ed’ in 'haam b'é'em worn
by CroWn..Prinoess SstIflathorutnt
in the Twelfth Egyptian dynasty; is-
' on' dts ways to the museum of Fine
Am according: t ~92: letter received
tallest by Revs W. (1., Wlww or the
E51119
Dr1IFiihders Pen-ls, 1111: ll 11 sec
worded the necklace. 111111
am noon. the settings. ott- there: .
Ibo gold. amnion ot unions are
man hip? . 1:
PW“- club. and President James Gaff
llnlltn against The Stnmiov-d “(1-
mr Company. An action to“ recmcr
damages for breach of contract to
build and deliver a gasoline cruiser
at 11 prescribed date. brought to and
triodslly the superbl c‘mlrt in Fair-
lleld county before Judge Bennett:
facts found and judgement rendered
for the plaintiff in the sum of 81.210,
11nd appeal taken bv the defendant
The defendant mntracted with the
plaintiff on June 1.19il.fcr a gas-
oline power yacht. the purchase price
e'xcluslV'c of machinery and equip-
ment. to be $6.500 to be paid in in»
stallments as the work progressed
The. yacht was to be pompletod on
or. before September 1. 1911. new
under conditions which did not con-
cern this ckse. It woe: agreed to pay
for each day that the boat was com-
pleted before tthtlme stipulated 5'11
and for each, day or delnrin deliv-
en beyond that date the' defendant
was to pay the plaintiff $15. The
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DETROIT, Dec. Lib-At the Windsor
A. 0.. last night. Johnny lore, of New
libllt'll lib lift?
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iYork. won by a knockout over Billy
"“3 “l W” W '0" WI ‘ IMcCartlii‘. of Chicago. 111' the sixtnI
I.“ I“. “.9 M t. I" “I 'rouad of a scheduled eightrround bout.‘ 1
It Lore's terrific body punches in the
iearly rounds took all the light out or
McCarthy, and in the sixth Lore
changed hill style of attack to tire.
head and finished him with a powerfull
right on tile chill.
‘sodes of their marital life in which she
figured as an abused person. were re-
latbd today by Mrs. Julia Pitcairn-
mans. wife of Robert “tantamount”
in testifying 111 1161- suit for divorce ‘1 FEDS “T“ P‘CK'NPAU‘M
“He used to go awny," said Mrs'
F‘itzslmmons. “and would be brought
back intoxicated by some 1111111 bea‘u-‘
tiful friends."
The day before'their ilnal separa-
tibn in July. 1910,11111 wife said.” her
husband kicked her. “We“ had aquar-
rel earlier." she explained; “about his
drinking, and i had not been speaking
But Yankee Captain's Tel-ma Are Too
High. Bays TinkenI
CHICAGO. Dec. 24.—~Manager Joe
Tinker, of the'Chicaso Federals, has
failed in his ell’orts to sign Roger Peck-
inpauah. captain of the New York!
Americans. who acted as manager also
after the departure of Frank Chancel
Tinker returned to'Chlugo yesterday
after interviewing Peckinpallgh and
' tion which prdved too much tor mind
:1
lems'of the cattle attempt to"conaoli-'""
date the several copper companies in
11911119111 Michigan; 11 strike of (111111.
mot miners resulting in a federal in-
vestigation two years ago, and. lin-
slly. the depression in the copper bus»
flees caused by the war. Throughout
his business troubles Mr. Shaw con-
tinued his interest in Amateur sports.
partlmiarly golf polo lawn and court
tennis and rscquet and he was at one
time. national champion in resonate,
in both singles and doubles, His so—
cial engagements were also kept with
punctiliouaness. ‘[t was this combina-
and body. Major Hisglnson said.
ARIZONA PROHIBITION LAW.
LOS ANGEIJL‘S. Cal. Dec. 24.-—'l‘lle
Arizone Prohibition law will go into
effeet'Jlnuary 1, The special United
States Tribunal. from. which injunc-
tions were sought to prevent its en-
forcement. refused to issue such in-
junctions. in a brief decision rendered
today. Appeal to the United States
Supreme Court will be taken at once.
be report-lotto Owner Charles Weeshr
man that the demands of the Yankee
infielder could not be considered, as
they were too high.
m."e
Threats to shoot her were related
by the witness. who said that at Vlfivi
Ious times her husband pulled her hair
or grabbed her throat and sometimes
itEVERAL NEW CONCERNe moon-
“1 don't Want any alimony." she told': PORATE‘D'
“1 NW”. worked before i HARTFORD Conn.. DW- 24. "D00“-
“’i manta filed with the secretary of state.
'Ishow the incorporation of the Royal
Hrs. Fitalillsmona asked mmimiCyclo Car Company. Bridgeport. capl-
-w ”Gull. w mid“ ma 0‘ Jam ml ‘40. 000: OBHVIHO WH‘OB Works.
leud Bdore “comm. Mr.- mm ‘v‘tertown, ‘35.“0; Ill-Ire! Hi"
pinion. in 1903. she was s proton-tonal Farms. Branford. 310.001). '
singer. ""-
No defense was altered and a do i CALUMET’S PRESIDENT BREAKS
3 DOWN.
BOSTON, Dee. Be—qaincy L Shaw.
president or the Calumet and Heels
Mining Company. has been compelled
1M era—W Jinn» no Retrial in Ito relinquish all businesses well .as his
MEL" W The" "W diversified 1111111111: and social actlvi
liocal lawyers ar'd‘ considerably in- ties because ofa physical and nervous
l ro iii 11 that“ il‘ be— 4 . .
:lnmtinernll ”11.1%3. throughout breakdown; according to a statement
Major Henry L.
the county by the number: or. the made by his uncle.
bar to change the. legal procedure in ‘Hilinsln, today.
,the. trial of civil actions at law lnI Shaw has been 3““,er engaged in
Iiwe were married 11111.1 have had
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61
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burns clean and gives plenty
of heat.
A Most. Satisfactory Fuel.
WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Rowan St. Phone 441
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.At New“ the“ cases tho affairs of the Calumet properties
one. for ten years. during which time he
has been confronted with the prob
than 3190.
{come before a" justice of the no
‘and then. under the- present system.
'Ithe party that loIscs the suit has the
right to nuptial the case in its entire-
1ty to the court of common pleas The
change that. is being fldv‘utlllod by
.1.—
'to the court of common pleas only.
gm dispute points of law. which ‘
would be supportedgby briefs sub-1
fmltced- by counsel thus. doing away'
.with “the necessity of. the common
pleas court judge again hearing the
evidence and arguments that were
made before the justice of the peace. I
The lhwyers who favor the Dian‘
specify. however. that the Justice of}
the peace hearing the action shall be i
a iawyerfl '
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Common.
17 Will It. um' '
ill—unspent 8440 Touring car use“
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A car that is seen on the
streets and country roads '
oftenu " ’the Ford mint
right or its very presence
would kill it. Int this pally ‘
tire proof that the. M i!
right when it warm»
any other oar—myrtle“—
three to 9319?..- Over 5 1 «-
now in uses—have you you‘re
Tov'vn Car 3690-4. 0 in WI
Complete “Q equipment.
S. L. Benedict.
' aneur.
11's sourll 11111111 mm
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The question has been brought’i
about by the number of cases- that
have been invested to the court 'jiof
oomnmrr 1111111. in which the amounts .
involved were ottenI less than 8M 1
The longer of the common pleas!
court are pretty busy all a ‘
ruie'. '
throughout: their court terms. 11111 'a .
number of the cases on the triadiifl
two in the class where the amolints
Misti-winch. Tllhc,"laWye_l-s who
novella-testis change claim that if an.
attorney sitting as a justlce~ of 1111;
means heard; {headlines amt- desle
lthelrir. his 1’11 ent. rowing the
facts at- isslieowollldnundqubtadly be
jright. The: bill)? (”shill-it would be "on
points of 1m. _, and the proposedI
'changc. in the, opinion of local law. 1-
FOR
Vaast Bros Garage
‘ ' Agents for
Charmer and Cole. Cars
Fouling Cats. hummus and Told Cabs
1 which claim the defendantsretesed to icommou. N988 clothe poinu or law.
boat'wns not completed until Nov. 25. Iyers, pro-1mg: ltdequately for the ser- 1
1911
fete money to the amount QL $1 275» Iailo'wlns an anneal. to the court cfl
and the plaintiff. claimed for-I Icurmg of inedible an 1,551 palm;- by. .
DAY, WEEK OR: MONTH.
allow. For a review of the questions
of law involved’ by the appeal no
error wan found. The opinion was
written by. Shin: Justice Prentice.-in
Special Storage to committal-Is.
T:ho facts in the case would have» 1"
Iever. remain as found by the trial: .
'I'justice of the peace
momentum-mm, U. 9. Tires- .
,. Albanian-sworn Guaranteed. Lowest Prices. Open Day and Night.
EGYPTIAN NECKLACE COMING.
m
nan Research meant. Seokety. .
Decal 1'an ss'ty that line.» 111111111 '
ties '1“ tiling mat” in. cil‘ll Di 1
tavor among'attorneys and the ;
tomeys 'claim that this Methodr is .
stable of 11 re. will is seen 11‘. ac- "mm” “W‘fi'fiflgwmhym”, l); I
111111 1'11 the nan-mom A. 11.. 1111. York. :{Swmfmmh' 0mm".- 9"
Saturday 1113111. 111 a bout against Dial: the a
Peters. Mails la a good liclitWei'gbt.-'M_
Leach Cross will be in 11191111111. too. I "
d I I
which. all concurred. I. I
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'HIK'E- Mfllg V8. PETERS.
11111111 111112111. one of Jim Buckley's
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HIRE
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Stairway from Garage to Station. .
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Ford Owner".
Your car may need looking over.
{wines are right. Work gullra
Will call tor and deliver with“
Fairileldioonnty: »
Font Parts, momma. .
Very Low Prices.
Give me a c111. Estimates 1:
Phone 111m
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