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ter the lrat Monday in Julianna
costly. has the sold tan. Wax
dinghoy Jennings illsoiag to stand
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thbreof the word "larch‘

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-sionersshall havoposverin thonamo
aadI-Ibshslf title Islets to issaoiby'
nonmalignant) 'iesses under such
rules and regulations soother may
makesndpnhilah. snd‘lor a period in
nocasolanprf’tbsnduyesrs any
“designated grounds within their ex-

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SAVANNAH, do Ware!) d.~mL£u::':‘m;yty keep It):
that J. hanklin Baker. the serum: aghme out o, my... to, m
ting third baseman of the Athletics on be! but! scheduled. in wmli

“towels. if any, sisail‘bea‘lfen
upon the interest of such owner or
losses ‘oln each such franchise until
paid. Section 3229, with amendments,
if on. relstlvo to collection of'tsxes

 

 

 

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EL PASO. Texas. March 6.--Al-
though Manager Tom Jones insists
that he will not allow Jess Willard to
box Jack Johnson anywhere but in
Juarez, it is believed here that he is
preparing to pull stakes and hike for
Havana with his white hope. Jones
has done so much talking here-usual- ‘
ly in a loud tone, which he employs
evidently with the idea that vehemencc-
carries conviction with it—that little!
attention is paid to his vocal efforts.

Jones did considerable storming and
snarling yesterday. telling Just what;

 

Millard would and would not do. Thaiflevannsh WWW“ W dler “5.000

fighter himself talks but little, ands

' than in a mild tone of v.olce He said. 1

- Willard will do about as he pleases.

’ lion. Thirty-choreontostants unlisted

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. 4 start South today.
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4 present the cup to the—winner.
C . will arrive in San Francisco from New‘ 10 princem, 4- C C. N. Y 0.
I" York today and wired from Ogden an”
acceptance of an invitation to be a
. 7 guest of honor at the race.

We! landmines-1y M14; I.
Jersey City nsataau'ids‘bt. his» so:

for instance, that he would fight John:3
son anywhere at any time. and was
quite responsive to March 31 as a ten-I
istive‘wsvana date suggested by Pro-I
meter Jack Curley in a cable received

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yesterday.

Jones insisted that Willard would
stay right here and continue llgnt'
training Nevertheless Willard left
ior'I‘Los Angeline, yesterday afternoon.,
to spénd Sunday on the coast. where
his wife and kiddies are now located.1
Loo Aussies being as near a home as?
he has. Jess says he had a hankeringi
to go out and spend the day with his
friends in California. “Be right back."
he said as! he swans onInlo limited.

All of which malted it‘ appear tint

BURMAN MAKES LATE ENTRY.

 

Also breaks Course Record on Eve of
Vanderbilt Cup Race.
.SAN.FRANClSCO. March 6.-—~Pllns
were completed last night for the Van-
derbilt Cup race. which will take
place today over the course of the.

.i-‘unuma-Pacldc International disposi-I

 

to start. Bob Barman, holder of the
world 3 record for a mile. entered at
the last moment. in practice you» I.
day afternoon Burman broke the
course record by speeding around at
Ithe rate of sev enty-one miles an hour.
011 the straightaway the racers have
been snaking 100 miles an hour.

Mrs. W x. \‘undérbllt wife of the.
donor of the Vanderbilt Cup, with
She

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idAGERMAN 'FLOW SACK

* TO CLEVELAND AMERICANS
CHICAGO, March 6—Conflrmation
was received yesterday by the Chicago
fiedersi League club that “Rip" Huger-

‘ 4 man. the pitcher, lied reloined the
Cleveland mesons though he use!
' . signedl‘li Wt With Manager Tin-

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1,: not. was dummies '“yetterday‘tbat

the pitchers lower advised him to
stay with Cleveland.
Managers *i‘lnlger and Stovall yes-

k terdsy rotilidé‘d no their. Chicago and

Newark sduad‘sher ’Zthe trip to South-
ern training grail ', The teams will
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cuteness hea‘rs‘onuume. .

NEW YORK. “ital-hi $.«Joe cold
berg. of swampy a rally. lnfltlie
.isst two rounds. moaned.“ Eel-h .a
.iiraw against rouoi Murals a Jet»
soy City lightweight. a fifths Pioneer
Athletic Club last night; ‘ ,

event. in monk-mm“,

[confer with black.

are under binding contracts. such as

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was headed for the Yankees vim
.turthor substantiated about at «he.

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came known that the real visit or
Capt. Huston to Jacksonville weswfor
the purpose of tinkering filth (ion-i
nie Mack for the Home Run lung.
The Athletics are doing their mixing
in Jacksonville.

When ‘iinstdn'lelt “for Jacksonville,

on Tuesday. he announced it was for, “I

the purpose of meeting his partners
in his Havana Construction dapper.
but it has developed that Huston so
looted Jacksonville for this meeting.
so he also would he in a position to,

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The reports, which are convulsing
the camp. are that “W left for

and Fritz Maine! to the Athldticstlor
Baker. It is ‘iigured that with flat.
s,ol the speed marvel. thrown in to
bind the blii‘gain. Philadelphia fans
would not put up much .M .as,
next to Baker. Mslsel is the ”finest
spectacular third baseman in the
American league. _

Huston was expected back from
Jacksonville; last night, bill as not
show up. and is expected today.

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JAMES GOES TO SEE FEDS.

Wires to WWMM on.
more Exchange Telegrams.

4 CHICAGO, March t.—~0wner Woesm
man. of the Chlfsds, has received a tel-
egram front *Bill James saying the big
Boston Brae pitcher left iNewi 0r.
Ileana last night headed thisiway. He
will sign with the Federal league. pre-
ferably the Brooklyn club...“ the terms
are right. according to his wire.

President Gilmore. of the Feds. sot
's. wire from" President Galaey,~of the‘
Braves. warlinghlm that‘dlmesrls un-
der ironclad contractu'an‘d not to dirt
with him. ., Gilmore're'piled: "'Onr pol.
icy’is still unchanged regarding play-

you say James has with “you. it is
about time‘vyour associates Were «re
looming sidtilar contracts which we
.posaess."
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VOLLMER SETS NEW RECORD.

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Swims 100 Yards Two-fifths of a Osc-
end Below Mark—Yale Willi.
NEW HAVEN, March B-éYsle won
the intercollegiate swimming meet
.here last night. The final score was.
Yale.16; Pennsylvania.15; Columbia.

Volllner. a: Columbia, established a
new intercollegiate record of 63 14)
seconds forltbe 100- yard swim towers
in: the old record by two-fifths or a
s.econd

Shoemaker. of Pennsylvania boat
Smith, of Yale. by onedn'chrin the
plunge for distance. making 68 feet. is
inches.

Vollnior was easily :thc individual

Eiumhiu’s ten pomts .
+Llw..»§if6fl to zoom.»

losis. Doctors havessld that Ritchie
has a lighting chines for recovery.
circumstances Wing hall locum
bushes in Pennsylvania. Hlslgreatedt
year was 1911, «whorl he earned the
title i'glsnt killerl’

almost everyflms he faced ileum-
club and this enabled him to getithe
1mm» Altar that .yasr Ritchie

ad to MIC“: lordthauhn.

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Slalom the subject as sums-st.

.star of ‘fthe meet, winning all or Lo- ,

A report from Williamson. Pas. 4‘
says that Lew Ritchie, former Chi- 4
cage cub pitcher. is dying of tuberou-

. Ate .was pitahs‘ .
.for the Cubs and he beat New Lori

began nucleotide. b.1913 he was trail

April 8. since the iersoylte ha si'i
ready moaned the conceit“: cit
his bout with Joe flandot, scheduled
"to so 20 rounds 10 a decision. inflow:
Orleans, March 20. There as con-

lawns reports as wwhstbsr spouse:

will endorse an opmtion immediate-
"WMMMOWOM‘WW by
other treatment and rest. Wis mo-
that the local -sl)ow will»

postponed until a *lstsr data ii‘Bhu.
true is unable to appear the wash lop

grue with one of the top. notch light
weights of the day as the “litter
in his lbw. ‘
None of the New York ms!"
much prominence to the news of
Chums! illlction and the San dis-

dccisring that “an operation sound
in; much more terrible than it refill!
is,wlllhavetobeporfomedfon the
eye. it is about as serioavda peel-
ing the skin off so orange." The
San insists that the trouble labelling
more serious than a cataract ‘ovei'4
one‘eyo.

The ever oonasrutiva We is
guarded in its statements. liking
care to say that Dr. Pylaalar‘uy
City specialist, “is reportod'to‘hsve
sai " that the boxer hall strained a
ligament in his right eye and that s
oatsrict was forming over ‘tita'ldt
one. “The more sensationsl’Vorlii
says Milagros may never is“ split.
but skids an announcement brine.
glue that he will spend several weeks

 

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min; paler. tor 000m "m" m in the pn- lama! the
"has been determined to m blip; mm“. It" mm“, “W; Q

been. Thenlsshole‘staeeend loll
vacant by Ithe W of Illsrty
lavas-git. the Jersey esve m. and
good pitchers always son be tuned.
but that will be We ascent ottha
Johnston's) patching. -

Thlals the dopehandsd out by
the prophets

who believe the Wars would have

placeinlheitmericanhesgsersoe
inst spoon had-.Sowbbaenableto

mt tor the Bengals ‘in 1915.
Host of the others believe “there's
sighting ounce"

George "Burns who 1was more or
less of Is .san'sstlonz‘lsat *yaar. un-
doubtedly will the lean utxhrst base
spin this Isl-sols nanle Bush will
b; at short. mm “my
file veteran who “and case! his best
mama. lastlysar. at «third. Cobb.
cmford and Vault willI continue
at their outpostsstatione unless Jlr

rm mlanthg diesel in deft $0M.“
which also the but outfield?“ Ills-e
ball will be m- M will
will be the ammo-om» with
“Red“ Malice tad wbel baker ocu-
tipping as first lieu” L«iii the
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at Rocksway Bosch before hsvhg the
operation performed, which is in con-i

going to a hospital in Jersey Olly to-
slay.

“The New York Times. in discuss!“
the cast). includes an interva with
the Jorsoylto and says: "Shame first
noticed the eye trouble on his trip
”to Australia. While on that trip he
received a hard punch in the right

, eye. which discolored it. and it has
‘ not been normal since. .Yestsrllay at

his Jersey City home Shame said.
lily eyes have not been behavlnc
satisfactorily lately. The right eye is
completely void of sight owing to the
several! ligament. while a comet n‘
forming over the left. I anoint wor-
tying in the least because i believe
that by undergoing an operation
everything will be all right.
day time. in factl can see little.
rollet. My nlanalxerh has been forced
to cancel slimy engagements. and
am going in Far “‘30th for It
Wrési.‘ i think i have ban tog

vacation. " ‘l‘ a .7

MI wells.
weight «xehaliipion.
title to Welsh last

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tradictlon to reports receivodln thili
city yesterday afternoon that he '“lfillla “km to shell m m” h“.

"My sight is very bad duihl the;

At nightIdai-knees gives the much.

in; too much and I'm entitled to I

' u Walthimfll‘thatmdim
, chills or lotidsdeased union the loose
~. to in writinnoandi sooetdeddn the reea

. anon Communion.
m” .M the M innsy‘ tampons «routs IIand cell

fifol‘nlso in twenty é'oilnds was he 4, 4.

”ill 'llilfll‘iSl low
The Sentinel orbits wherewith two

neatly been introduced in the’hegia-
istare st nartloni: ’
MAT; nor Will". 5 .
rm); Janssry ;Be4’eslon.
as. 0.. 1915
An A'et ”this to tile «gut... wet
Wt Melt. ‘
he ltz'anaoted my the Beasts and
House dimmer: in Gener-
al Memoir Iconvsaedl
Won‘t. ivory owner..or lessee of
any shell nah franchise or dot dying
within the exclusive Jurisdiction of
the (bats shall.‘ annually. on or before
the’llrlt day "ofI only. deliver to the
Shell “Pith conimmlon sfihtement
nos—rm swims; the I?! on
of the pied sis tale): noun Krau-
out»; or Will“ acdi'ni’ndt out
‘" 44 'Iiiilrslvo mllnths’
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par'ed broad dominion. as
felled touch olvnsro or Minoan
Winn Willi: HNo Inch finer
shall the was!“ dram with: {such

 
 

rum

'- records mil accounts from time to
Some thallium of Mt Marine, partnering durum or

“m“mm unreasonably refuse or

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as provided by the general statutes
shall apply to this act.

Selection 8. The Shell Fish Commis-
sion shell prescribe the form of keep
in; records and accounts by franchise
owners and‘les: can, and may oallI'for
such information and inspect such

sonnets for the purpose of detarmln
lnx‘vsluatione. and every person who
shall refuse“ or neglect to keep such
records or accounts in the form pre-
scribed. or who shall unreasonably
refuse or'la'sieet toMord said‘corna
mission or their'dnly authorised silent
access to web records or momenta.

neglect to furnish such information
upon dammit. shall be"ilahle?'to’the
pentlty prescribed} inflection one of
this act, and such neglect or refusal
shall be deemed a “panic oilsnse
with reference to each lot or has
silicone owned or leased.

Section 4. Asyommrievedcby

"DION“! by section 8238 of the Gen
‘ml sump. .,

flatten Is. This actions“ like oh
afoot MIR! palate.

no ‘Afl‘film‘h‘flw Taxation and
Wmfof'fltell Flatt encode.

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”Reuse of “Representstlves in Gener-
‘si strand)?! convened: ..

section 1. Section ms of the sea-
erai statutes is hereby amended "to

fish grounds lying within the exclu-
«slvo intimation! collie-“trails“. ‘on'
or before the Galley ole-lull. 4915
and snnually'thsresfter, deliver: “to
the commissioners a store-nest under
oath of such mund- and franchises
belonging to them on the first day of 1
June next preceding specifying the
lots owned by themwin hecerdsnea
withethe numberszsllpenrlnn 'upsh‘the
last official inapupublished by‘nid
Won'dlmtedm‘ths
publication Iof such men. in accord-
moo ”with such number as may be
furnished brash! commissioners or
clerk the location and number of
cereals each lot‘thfndniber of acres
in each lot odltlvata‘d during the pres
ceding year or adapted to shell lsh
culture. and the value thereof per
acre. the neither of other acres and

blanks tor Incl) aatsment shall be
brewed by said commissioners and
furnished to such owners upon unit
cotton to than) or at‘tlts‘ir once. x‘Etlcl

more: to the productivityud value
of 4'any such lrsuchlsear lot: sa- titty,
may deem necessary lnIcrder’to'prop

method coalitions ofteepl'nr accounts
by such owners. and We“
'any member of the board of relief

 

blamed lititchle for tackling elated L

 

Insulatatntes *5.»th re-

appliostlon and such lease shall be in

may have been licensed under and

“GL'Isnd'Iail'of‘the'loutn'to'aad tooled-4
the action of said Omission *lhalirilxvtha word iinnit“
lsebson. the Itohile sweater. succeeds thsve the same ruin of appeal as is

"nastiest" as New. cocoon. I
but. um. 3131138385231“. am. and 4

reed as follows: All owners of sheili .

the value therof per sole T‘Prlnted

commissioners are out, stopover.
- ed to call for such other information

erly wwmmdthcrtboMI

elusive jurisdiction Wins the ter-
ritory described in section ”it of the

your call. Samuel Jada.
em PM. ”I.

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sponslble bidder whenever tppltca-
ilon in writing is made to them. Such

manner 1nd forms- shall benpprov-
ed by the attorney general; it! said
commissionerahhallghsep beats of ‘
record and record slisaeblssses. No
lease shall be invalid because made
upon the application of a nonresident;
Section 4. Said commissioners mily
give preference to any person who

pursuant tothe provisions closectlon' ,
”at of the general statutes as Want
tsln or owner for three or mourners;
consecutively within the pressed!“
ten years. but no person ahell‘be al-‘
lowed to lease more than twentyviiva
acres nnderineheneferenes. '
section 5. Section I!“ of the gen-
eral ’etatstssiis hereby‘unended by
striking out the‘ht‘hirsa‘ lines there-

Iflfl "of
m‘fmcm‘dlilm .ls amended by,
mw'Iulssner‘ém word “em“

‘3!» “of ~the “summer We re-
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Section 6.31.5.” Milo shall
damn-sol: installers still another
in locum-swipes leashed
Ice sonnets» ills-spiky promos
section—1mm! Itbescu‘ersl mates.
W‘Wl‘his’ actIIlisll tale street
from item-lice. l

'lNEUUI‘RlAi—“DOWUNO LEAGUE...

Norwalk Lock Company defeated the
lockwocd Manufacturing Cosspsny.
"wast «tum. last night st the but
ace hosting and billiard academy. The
lecture or the-games was the rolling
still-sacs. «who rolled It: in thethree
games. some: '
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