Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 5, 1916 · page 8

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MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Jan. f..——'l‘he' SPRINGFIELD, Mass, .lan. 5.~—Pad-
Will of the late Thomas L. «ShOVlin fOF- ' dy ('l‘tt‘ouuor, the old Pony catcher,
mer Yule football star who died here. "8:" applied for the Springfield fran—
l.‘1..Lt wet-I1 after a brief illness “as iii-51111.11, in the 1‘11me \rsocialion,
ed fot probate yesterday. The entite uliich inemL that it 5111 l‘ 111111111 As
1 11119.1!1ec81111111ted \aIuequhith is sociittiou is .Lut1e sful in orguntrin:
31 C110. 000 is left to tI11 \\1tlo\1 111,111 I\\ 0,111; (1n hit for the ”Hill“: .Lt‘uLon, he
(lii!tit1‘ll.I'\11Ilgtt 11 piece 111‘ I111 1 31-111 property

The executors, business aosot‘iateh'lthut IIlLtlt’I' ordin‘ 1r) ionditionL is
of the late lumheruiau him are nutm‘d 1 11111111 thousands 01 dollars. (l't'ollllot
its trustees of the estate a large part
of which is placed in trust .tuttil- LIN"
l‘otl children reach the age of 311. The .I .11).... 11... 11......“1wr 11.111.11.11! in X1.“
"“1“"! IIINI WI” I19 GIiIIiIIIY (liIitlE‘d'York 1-1' the investigating: (‘IIIIIIIIIIII‘I‘
hetuedn tht‘m. Mrs. Slit-rim will I‘1‘-501‘ the Notional AWN-111111111 in getting
rcive an annual lot-111119 of $011,000 in '1 whether a circuit by January IT, The
addition to money from Certain hold Lotte: hue 111-1111 1111(1'C‘uu1111r's hands for
“Ills. A'lllltflli'fl'l MI‘ SIII‘\'IIII"'I'II'E‘ was several tlliyr'. but it was not until to-
1111\in utsurrfl. 0|II1.$31W9 18 DII‘ day'that 111‘ lutd l'ully derided tn Ink:-
aide 111 the. “1111011.“..1011000 being ‘11 up. -'

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lIIL It» 4111111 parties 117.101: tramp utioiwdimnm he “as juL L1 as thud; 1011
{their is no hitch that m11NL...<»..1111; ‘vint‘11u1“‘11 that the merger propo-
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1-3 50.111005 olnLI: 1111‘.L in the {11.1.1 of tin 5 “111111131 title Ill 111011. lie uns- -illI‘Ill‘tI
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910115 tIu N: 1111111.: I ll:1.L1-I1.1Il (‘1111.1;11L- ‘ 1111111qu to the Pill burgh club of tho
5.1011 1:111:11; l‘etltu 'ul League, where he obtained a
three your contract. Two years of
this contract hare .wt to run_ but
.L‘lure the declaration of 11911911 in tht
linseliall world, tl‘l‘nnnor doenu't know
where he 11; tit. ltou‘erer. he

11 111119, .11111 1111.111) decide-1‘
to hold no t'm'tnal 11111141111: until itllii.\'

'"i‘hé- members of lllt‘ ccuuniui-ion 111121,}
bout-yer. 11nd 1111‘1‘1:.L." ' '
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Ittt-tt'ting the
pointed to settle

IIII‘ Federal.

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t'tIltlhtlllI‘l' up
(In; dispute between.
11nd International It'ar'ueL
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tory 11rrang:c111nnt.~: if the Eastern As-
sociation operates.

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WESIEINN ININIEN

.‘II'lIlElI1ETO\\N .Jan. 5....“ Mame S'l‘. Mills" Jun. .1.
otficiallv known here \esierday that ju1y 111 the L'tutn 1m 1111 mum 111 Ma),
LesterA banning. the 51m. I-Wirleraud 1912, w.’.icl1 awarded John (I‘ t‘onnor
0111111111 01' the “9111913“ University damages of $0001) agimtt the. St. Louis
baseball team has signed a contract Atnctican League club because. 0‘ Con—
1:) play next year with Connie Mack's nor \var' dich‘trged as 1111111age1‘ulule
Philadelphia Amerlczm team. he 11 as under contract for another

It seems 111.11 through tanous press 39211, was affirmed by the St. Louis
repotts concerning the Wonderful couri of appeals today
iIIIIhing and batting of Launing last Etidence was biougbt hy the hall
sense“ Connie had his eye on him and 'cluh to sub -1tnntiate the 1"111111111 that'
sent Ins sewn up this way After-O'Connor as managt‘r COIISDII‘L‘II With
1‘19 college season closed last lune he 1““ “"0“ players in October, ”'0 to

 

\1 out to Bellows Falls, \'..t and played allow Lajoie of the Cleveland IP'Im. t0.

rn that team in the Twin suite Lea- get a Imge number of “its and thus
rue “Late! in the season he went to defeat 00'“) Of Detroit in a. contest
L1...“ heg‘in, lite and played ’on that for an automobile. but the court of
team where he “as signed up by 39981113 held that this evuience tailed
1w .trrv ‘Dmls, the Philadelphia hmeri- ‘0 convince the “'31 Jury that 0 Con-
c.1u' s former captain. Limiting was 110" “V35 guilty 0" the conspiracy.

' visiting in this neighborhood and Ibe- The court. held also that the Con-
RBII Marin. ball, Ihut he says he did tract with OConnor was not void «be-
not tecelvc any money for so doing. cause. 0" ambiguity

' The gdlDBH he. 13. ed “ere mo ‘1 __...~- "R"

bibitlou values I) ) 81Jy ex i WELLS DEFEATS WHITE.
‘Last season banning besides pitch

log Wonderful ball for Wesleyan led 'm'er lightweight champion of ‘England‘

the batting list with an average 01:40.1 last night gained a referee's dECIHIOII'

“Wins in met-r game, and when not my. 1‘ Charley White. Of Chicago The

playing lll‘a‘ regular position. covar- bout was of twelve rounds

1'11: ten field He Is a southpaw wait ~ -»

31111511116111.1113 speed and control. INVESTIGATE LABOR FOR WOMEN

..‘ Hanna's ‘home Is In Horton-11.11: 1111111113011, Wis. Jan nut/111111 o.

imoisnnnd- he is a memher‘ofi.‘ tho ooh-w 11111311111 0! ‘Boston. hart been 11110111111

‘I' class. Owing to several conditions by the Wisconsin industrial Comm‘lm

MW" I110 Mum declared 1111. 1‘11qu to . depart

at Wesleyan. meat. .8119 will 111.11.111.11. Nb onsets”

 

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11:15 otl't‘t‘t‘d II1I‘ chance by Jack ZPNIPI‘,'

feels he will I.‘1- flNII“ to 11111110 sutisfac~

INIIISE NNN NNIIINSIIN'

ST. lD-i‘lS, Jan. 4r~llnrry Sinclair,
who left here for Non York last night,
has hen asked by Manager Jones of
the, St. Louis Americans to put a
price on some of the F1‘dt‘rul lmuguc
players he. has for sale.
bidding. it 121 said, for Hal Chase and

Fred Anderson of tht‘ Ilul‘t'ulo Feller.

als.
White $011 Sign Moriarty.

Lt‘lllt‘A‘lt), Jan. 1’. —-:le11r1.;e llortttrt)‘.
tortnerlv oi the Ih‘tt‘111t baseball club
was 1412111111 \"‘.‘1It‘ltI:l.\ b1 the White
$11.11. He .Lulleltd 1111 intuty earl) last
season 111111 “in. unt‘nudit1111111111 r“-
Ieased by the. Ilrtroit tt‘ain. utth uhit'h
he hull played i'ol‘ sou-1111 years. It
is unticrstotul Ihttt he 1.L to play third
hose.

.Detnqil Releases LMcGuIm .

titrritot‘t', Jan. .1111. 11111111111
veteran t‘att‘lu-r, \1 111) for several )‘ears
has been tutployed II)‘ 1111- 111111111
baseball club as N‘Oill and much. NH“!
hm 11 t't‘ieusetl by l’i‘t'bltit’lli x1111”.
Ills piut‘e “ill be taken by lltlly Sul-
livan. inrnu‘r ('utt'IIt‘l‘ and one. time
1‘ aunnet‘ ot' the t‘hit‘apo
who recently signed 11 lletrnTI
11‘ 111. ‘ANIJHIIH‘. 1.1111le 111.11.

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history 111

i’tohuhty no more ‘11111-
has llti't‘lL recorded in the
the game of baseball than that
unoplished by Pitcher l)ilIIt')' of the
t‘tmt-Ihutl diub,
\\ ho thirty-two yours ago (‘5
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out 11I1osi111.. 11 11111111 to 1-3.1111 lll‘sl

no 1'un ' mute

Smut“ of the

. base. ,

Dailey’s perfortnuuce upnt‘ut‘s. on
the surface of things, to have 110 more
material wine to the average

ball euthuslust than 111111 of

hast"
su-verul

'otht-r pitchers who hurt‘duplicated

his lent. Ilut the 11191 that IIalIey. al " CUACH PENNSYLVANIA

'i.hour.h a first 01:15:: 'DIlt‘Nlt‘l' in his.

.Lla_\’, “'11:: possessed of only 11111:‘ 111111: .

' 'IItitI to IIll‘ 11..1‘o‘t.1111‘1‘ of his 11.170111? PHILADELPHIA: Jan. ii.~ll.oberI.C.

ptisluneut. II-‘owell, coach of the Weshingtouund
There have Ill‘t‘ll few0111-.111-"1011,"Jetl‘erson football. squad 'for several

witchers or otht‘t' busebtill players 1111'

Wiley must. necessarily be placed
.salonc as the only“ outhtrtncd pitchet
111 the history of baseball to attain
.Luch heights on those \VIlIl'Il -attw.i

the winner of 11 uo-hlt,

pitcher, Is considered sonir‘whut In
the lipid of u freuk because of the
Il'tlt‘i his eyes are weak. and necesai

talc hi:‘. 11 (1.111111' glasses on the base-
111.1” full, but L111 I1 .1 handicap cannot.
‘ho compared with that of the old
Cleveland pitcher.

It is a. fact. although .it is not goo.
orally known, that Jimmy Archer, the
famous Chicago ('ub pitcher, has a'
weak arm. and it is his right. arm, too.
.This member of Archer’s anatomy is

,fully an inch shorter than his left arm,

and it is badly scarred. When he Woo
about 19 years of age .Arclier,fibon anI
immigrant from Dublin, was wlorking

Iln a cooperage shop in Toronto While assessors

discharging his duties one my Jimmie

BOSTON, Jan 5.-—~.Matt Wells. for slipped and tell so that hls right arm mom

was plunged Into a vat
The skin and quite a part of the
flesh were ‘tqi‘p away when thé cloth-

51113 was removal! and for weeks'

Amber was Into hodpitnl. whore It

was thought [or a. ‘filme that. the in '

jut-ed member would limits to lbs am
painted. Hanover. 1.11.11 1111111111111 11:
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8'! 11111 Mo, Jan. 5 The so]:
111 lb. 8‘ 1.11115 Americans tilrowin‘.)
o “I'hil I‘...‘.I and other stockholdet

.111“ Federal League Club
11:1.L mundut d lutL‘t night, it uaL' an
1111111111111 11:. attorneys for Mr. Bath
The t~ot1e~1111‘uuttl<111 of this deal wa-
‘11111‘.1111LII 111.‘ in th1iiid2M1ncntiI'b1L
of organize

111 the St. I.1

11311th 11-111'11L‘11ntutives

I1:1.:1 111.11 111111 of the" Federal Length
.-.~1.1..1. 11;... rt"lll‘t'l at t‘int‘innati abnu
but: 111 ‘ I.» 11:11.

'I I. I‘ m for the Ilrowns was $52?-
111111 'I‘I‘1L- .Lutu W111; paid by Phil Bal'
ImntL» \1 «Nu-11.11111 11.1111 Otto'MiIt‘l in
run —“.;11‘1‘L of .Ltot‘k 111 the hall clot
and 111 I‘11tlIt‘l lieulty t‘onumn) th:

,4»: 1.1 .: of tlm' local Amt‘timm 1911:1111
.pml. .111d 1111111115111 unis
‘, Itol 1 11 I.‘tt1 ”11111. [N 1111 3I1‘1'-'III‘
did I‘. ‘oun. Lultwitpolijn: initr
1.1 111%th -l'b.1ll dub 1d innit)
Jumbo-u). .lhb-Iot'uixod $1300 a shurr
'1111 I.L 4H shares of stock. :1 tota‘
11' 1791311110
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{It \1111“'1-1L‘t 1111111111, audb .i.
.u' '111‘1‘2 1-1111111111' 'ihese the men ill 11-
'11'1'111111.L-1L ""'Illl lieu' hourd o.’ dirkettorr;
_Il.‘1il :tut'l Stltt'd uerv 1111111111 in» tin
Iptiiuipul lip ‘.'111‘1'.L in the group huyimtr
the limit 11 :liurnc-nu’n nann- i.L new
to lotul ‘hitsehttll followers

It “1111' I'L‘1Hi'1'ui tram 1111 unqoumiou
:zhlc .Loln'r'tt- Itt‘t‘t‘ InLt muht that film"
ltlr'lliat'nu'd and Orlhwvin 111111111 11
muttnisdou of 511111111111 (01 their [nut
11: the negotiutiniu lot the 8MP of the
I'lrownL'. From IIIIIL noun-1‘ conic Lht
lIIftl'l'nIltlltliI that Nit-[11111111111 ohtuine:I
an (union for the entire stock .111 the
tluh to “it” and his mum 1.101. 'l‘ht‘
total stink it),hotl1 the baseball tiuI
'untI the realty tI1ltlp.lIl.\' Inouhhl $42.1,

tlf‘ 11111Lident of the tlt‘t‘

11-5111‘1‘1'111‘I31

1100 and the haluml of 311111.000 Went '

11.1 commission In Molliurtnid and his
awociatcs in the deal. whereby they
acquired limb-’95 stock, llrucc is 1101‘.
retury to the National Baseball Com
mission.

BIIB INIWEII Will

 

years, was yesterday selected as head
coach for the University of Pennsyl»
tunia eleven for next season. His se-
lection later was ratified by the board
of directors of the athletic associa-
'tion.

Falwell was captain of the Pennsyl-
gvouia 11.111111 in 19117 and after his grad-
untion he coached the Lafayette squad
for two yeara, afterward going to
‘t'i'ash’ington and .let‘lerson, where he

has developed exceptionally strongi

iteams. He is about 30 years old.

f The board also ratified the football
schedule as announced seteral weeks
ago.

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be a serious neglect of duty on the
part of one member of the board of
Mr. William J. Sheebau,
301' the First Tnxlug District.

The board of Assessors began the

Icluding November 6. 1916.11 11. ppenrs
that Mr. Sheehan fulfilled bio obliga~
unit .to
twenty working clays. pither
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olidu'y'sd . H.118th

1" 11111;
. , card has 1111111111. Value and to
u up the' property enumerutetl‘ht the

111111 and it opposit- £th Mr. Shee-
‘ 1 Mt

SlittLl and (lurucdu 111.11 11110. .

watch. and

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Silky ,
long Cuté‘ a
like 1111stc

Iops'e stems- like this '2' ' ;

LIBERTY

' 5 Long Gut Tobacco

"All the richness, snap and satis-
; fying quality of pure Kentucky leaf
1 are blended evenly through LIBERTY
' by-ageing and mellowing the tobacco

from 3 to 5 years.

That’s how LIBERTY goes to

the right Spot, an

1 man full of vim and good nature.

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TS'.‘

huts tlru w :1

M

Mr. Slmehnn
$100.

Pending your action on this reptnt
I have instructed the City Clerk to
hold up future payments on account
of Mr M11 elmus salary

CARI. AXEI IIARSTRUM

1\l wot

the council was a
short one last night. The Connecti-
cut Company‘s request to relocate
11nd rerontruct poles on Main Street
uptown was granted after a brief
hearing. Communication“ from 11m
company were recoiredosking per
mission to relocate poles on Neu-

The session of

‘Itlanaun avenue, and .Seavlew avenue.
Foxt street. Van Zant street and East‘

Washington street. Hearing on
these matters will be held at 9 o'clock
at the. next regulut meeting

IMayor Hurstrotu “as authorized to
borrow. on the responsibility of the
it]: taxing district. the sum of $6,000
to pay the balance on a $10,000 note.
and tomorrow $12,000, on the respon-
sibility of the 5th
pay the balance of a note for $111,000.

The request of John R. Morton tor
drainage on Fillow street was reterc
cd to the highway cemmtttee for ac-
tion.

An application to be considered as

ving of lists on October 14, 1915.11111 applicant for the. position of build-

of boiling ”gap 'and sat for that purpose up to and 111-‘ lag inspector was received from Ste-

I

phen Ungvury. Mr. LUngvary is 29
years old, and has been in the build-

1111; city 111111111. this n tlod otI tng Iiuslness since 1903‘, during which
molly-111119.111: has serviced as a carpenter

and. contractor He says that under

beginning Novemben. 8 and contin- his supervision building of every 111:
uing to date,,:tbe board has been In scriptiou has been erected.
daily session5 except Sundays and le- plicatlou' was
Imam-eight meeting ,
n1; dpgei Lin whlc the mock at will 1111‘. pp

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The Mr

tabled until the next

lch 11111913111: Inspector
council.

 
 

 
 
 
 

Bart ‘ is cltg, pre-t
mentodya ages due to
fallin sidewalk. up,-

‘5
viii: her. 'nNtltlo and alch‘

 

Start smoking and chewing
real tobaccp—LIBERTYj-ttoday.

m AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY

taxing district 10'

 

tasty

than

11 keeps a hearty

1.1.1.. 1111'. .. 11.1.11,

You Long Cut
Users, Get Thisl

You get more rattling ‘
good smokes and more

package of LIBERTY .‘

ger-Iooking packages. 5»

That’s because LIBERTY is
.211] pure, clean, good tobacco——
it is not full of loose, hard stems
that you can’t smoke or chew'.‘

Every pipeful of LIBERTY
is cool, slow-burning, fragrant,
And every chew of LIBERTYis
long-lasting and fuII-flavonfi."

LIBERTY is the tobacco for
men»: iot mollycoddles.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

chews out of a

out of the big-

 

,
consideration the neglect of Plymouth
.‘u‘euue residents in making sewer
connections as instructed by the board
(11' hoalth.

A ‘mttitsionfiooutainiug 104 signu
turt-s. was received 115111111: that North
Main and South Main strum: he re
(in'istr—ncd West llIW‘l‘lIIP. This was
1z~tn1rr~d to the street department.

-\ bill “as presented by the II ri
district charging the city $60 for the
use 131‘ the Mayflower lire home on
Van Zant street, for election. 'This
11 as the przictito pretious tn consoli-

dation. Commissioner \V. ll. Snimn
said. No action was taken in the
matter.

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SPARES THE WELL.

Lyme Reports 3 Freak of the Gale of
L December 26.

EAST LYMIE. Jan. 5.——Ncw‘s u‘twcls

slowlyrdowu this way. especially when
all the party telephone wires 80 down
in the wind and unowetonm: which
mark the present. winter. This
brought to mind just now by the fact
thatjol'ka hereabouts are just chuckl-
ing, over an lncldont‘. of the storm of
December 26.

trite incident occurred in Iymc
“little .the wind blew the curb from
the well on the homestead of Mrs.
11.1.1111. Ashley. Naturally. the rope
and bucket went with the curb and
dtaguod the entitle outfit across the
street 'M landed the curb on the
‘track of fin trolley lino-supposed to
he run by Hinton. iPlant inasmuch us it
passes.“ port. of his property... When-
the n‘éxt trolley car came along: the

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property. ,
hood are. congratulating
on the fact that the well i
blow away.

ATLAVTA (111., Jan s—o'tw
tion of whether or not to '_
office \layor James G Wood
five members of the local .
Police (huln‘li‘sriODfls, was be " '
lanta voters at a special 81
day Efforts are being mule to
the six officers because they r: 1

act tn abolishing the local rel: .
district. '
Beavers was reduced in re
July on charges of lusubordl
Both sides have done extend

poigning.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

WAR RISK INSURANCE Hi

NEW YORK. Jun. 5.—-’l‘he ac;
submarines in the Mediterranean .
ed an advance in war risk l
by local companies today on
for Mediterranean ports and a: .
for the Ear East through the,
Canal. A rate of ten per cen '
ed on cargoes 111 shipa of
countries, as compared with .
per cent. before the sink-in '
cons. and the Ymka Mm .
Underwritegs on their Q
wowwm
that “97.. 58h