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salary that cots with the joi) is the the litblmtts and National
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fives last
"ciittt'i'tttt IS iIIII IN
IIIIIt til suit BDUI
Ni.“ Ytlllh‘ l‘clt 3 .lack t'utley
~ . ~ .., ,. . . 4. , ,, , , . . , in, nu, “writs mute to sign an oppon-
the “inst sensational lilaws will hate Munufiet hemp-I I tattdtst iott;_ht Limits that lid\t DEIH‘ I
. - v~ ~ ‘. . . . . . l or Jt ss “'Illttttl illltl the TI \ lllt'li»
. . ‘ I» . . \ I \ ’itl‘.‘ lhc Pl‘l’s’i‘tl at tolonttl H ill \\ is played by '“ 1
:ltt iltil\}'\\t‘l!lli since the day oi Mlllml- “’1 H“ “t“ h ' ~' “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ cotnltIIIatIon is‘
Itttlfi‘ani Nit-t‘raclwu
Compare
LIBERTY ._
with the if
“Big
Looking”
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«Inlet Kt'lt‘lit'l. nipped the heat)‘ . , .. , I . 4. _.
. . ‘. . Ii » lL‘til to slam to l Iain
't ivht i h “uppmtinp 1-month“. oi second lat rest In the line oi tIIaur main and I titled til the lttbhons in» '“H "' " ‘
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' " " ‘ . ~ . . -- IIoIIshII boat I
t 11. (‘m' ht ‘tt the litttttiw It Star MINI"! H“"””l"'”5" in ”‘9 land. “I" \U' W I“ ”I I l 1 l t I II t It l I
. .. . t t . . ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ . ' ‘ t tt- ', 11“]1‘ .Illt "it )i it.“ .
.. t‘luh “mum”. ”,4 “m,“ M. one ,.\....p[i(m ts JUh“ ftp-“raw (It the ’llIt- lillltns plated ltlui a sneak and U l “ k ‘ \‘ l I
' E ' ' ' | I ; - .. t .. l\\tt ee ‘~ e. e t-
i - . - ., i‘t‘tllls‘, ft considetable raise III pat etery than was on «ink with the host “'Fm ”“l l“ c"
1“. LEW m a ”W (”NH “ ”h J m H I I W . ~ sIo'I iIonI llit‘ t it Imptou and now!
(4 1..» t It tvI ~\ m III, ~Itonti “as :ItI it‘llt’tl and Stallons was as that he had, Sittlilt cattle hack Ill lIts ' ‘ I l l h:
'I' I' t F‘ I'--- -' -’ x - .‘u -
W W - ~ - t rltr s t'lt‘llltilli‘tl to an. Ian I
intuit Hut knotted I...“ ”III ct. rolti :ntcti oi III} new owners lilii'ltlllp-l. Ulll time style and cased st). goals. ” . " ‘" l
. ‘ . . . . 7 . \lot: It
I” 'H'li\ltt"lll\' 'Iud uni-\iu-ttttutt 'ltil >‘talltnc- ll was lilttmli, had sen-rat llecknian (‘ltilt‘tl fiu- fouls and four ‘ I 1 l ‘ I ii
i. t . . I . - .. . .- , . ’l‘t .\ lttt'l . it Is tt‘ll‘llillllt'l II 'tllt
i. ~ 'l‘ovt l\ hints to nuI»-I- t. tut. Millet big league otters, and this. our seals. t lIIttoII, booth and ltreyiuss “ ‘ l l ti |l
W H ' ‘ " l - - ' l' ‘. .s “ltltlitit‘ 'Lllt c Int I .I on .
} w-ut. 1... tin. [pm-”mt“ (,1 I)“. Imps mav hate had soIItt-Iltmu to do “it” was III the wattle only ten nIIn- “'1 “"l‘ I” _ ‘ _ .
u .I . . . ‘ ‘ ‘ l . l- .. . .. . my Match 1., to be louuht lll tlIII-t,
y (41‘ a tilt the ilu‘ conttatt utt s. s Iot out. )askit .IpItte while 1 i ll ,
~ . ~ - - t‘ll\ l s tuott-t ‘13 0 toys t
it \\ I I tli oil h in \\lllt ll 'lhe llt’st dope furnishes the lIst of Leonard made four baskets. (In the ' {e I l l ‘ ll 1 I. .1
“’ ‘ "V ““ " " r ‘ ‘ . . . "l wired Jones ast "turstay. suit
. (H1 .HM H h i. i .11.... ,1“, V 0” 1h hasrvhail .‘Iildllt‘S/t‘llullilli to make the tlelettstte the lttbbons were lIrtulIt i I l 1 l l
'W “ a ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ‘ " ‘ » i‘It ' , "am at re I let ttat to.
t ' 1 . l' , l [I ‘ prt-sIIit-III hall for lllllt't" lIclIts and made the ‘IotlIam quintet ‘ “Md ‘ _ p
A “m I“ “n” ”I l “I “"W 'N‘ . .. . ‘ ~ , .. . - _ could not talk business Willi me unttl‘
I. I...“ i m”. ”HM h .0 MW. John .I kit-mow, (mints ”station light etety tnch ot the way
I a ‘t :4 ' .1 I ‘
( “title.
George Stallions. lh‘ates . ZilJItl“
t tat lttllou, tlzouult he ttps the beam
:1 Walter Johnson. Senators
'l‘ris Slll‘Ilkl'l'. lied Sox
l'llltltill.’ on the trail oi Jess \‘l'IiaI‘II 1“ (““1" ”“0" " ' ' "WWI
170 pounds onl), is quite it Iuattlt
for any oi the lit‘lt\}\‘\'l'l;.'.ltls who are .
tor at the end oi the first stanza and
10.000‘. l-lt‘ery man of the RIbi.ons scored
_ jolmmjat least one goal with Sclttnelke lend
_ lo‘mmllllg his then, making five goals and
gymodour fouls. The ”noun
(‘hrisly \latltew'son, Giants
‘lohnny Etc-ts.
'i‘vtttlm; l.e.iu;~lty for next 'l‘uesday
ruht betore the same crowd.
'i‘lIe light between Hilton and t‘ow-.“"“ (airman. “”1 N)"
‘lliil llonm'att. Yankees
Bra ves
314‘ was full of action while it last ----- ‘
vi it “as t‘owler through the tirstllm-v Caldwell, Yank?” ~~~~~ xImiolRibbons. "“50"."-
tt.~'.lntl and for the lirst ttlhtttte ”f the “”1 E“ SWH‘W‘)’. Yankees 8.0003CUHIOH .. Scltmelke
.s 't'tIIltl Then from sotltewliere out oi Hans “'tts'tlt'r. immhmm' K000] Right Forward.
-.. “ ell WWW, crouch “mm unmrkm‘d‘l’. 2i (“Sports [Bcckman .................. Smytbe
.- wit-ind rittlIt swing that caught the -————+- ‘ 1”“ Forward.
cwnlident in; Tom flash on the pointl - '- butlth ----------------- Rnckcrt
«‘ the chm. (‘owlett—stamft‘l‘ed booth!“ JUNES MAY 6H ' “m"
1 ms leaned. but lighted himself nem' . Leonard -- - - Ilrttttner
t e ropes. braced. caught Dillon its hei ”‘74!” “Hard-
I't‘lied and clung on like grim tlettllt 1 Iwo YEAR mans] swmm" '- ----------- "it‘ll!"
Left (luard.
Itillou shook himselt l'tee and set for:
another right. but (‘owler jabhed .Itlt‘lt
away with a straight left.
III-ad was dizzy. Dillon knew it and"
\vaited for an opening. This came as:
( )wler danced back into tlte ropesi
from a clinch. Quick as a rttttier‘s
(Hl‘t Dillon swung the right again
J-U‘ll and true. The blow bowled
t liVlf‘l‘ lIlte a tenpiu, His head struck
Lilli a sickening thud.
t‘owler's“
lll $6,000 SAlllll
NEW HAVEN.
giten yesterday
.i
WilllAllll DDlllll Wlll ;
DEMAND lAllDl Sllll
Feb
oi the special meet;
lag of the Yale Athletic Associationl
to consider the \itul report of the:
‘spccial football committee which hast
!l‘(‘[ttll'letl its recomntentlations for
l 4 .
11“.”. was no H'l’ton In any ltne of sport. who has
‘ v )1 s v \ . . . I , - . s . o u I 'u‘
h “NU“ for H count. it [mm his". new land ttldlll and the establish tin-id the ”mp”. honors for some years, there etc!) Mill“ {0" Hi“ seasons
fl ””1“.” a (“up“) of minutes to re Latent tIl :I New coaching system. lt‘m order that he may in“ his “mun”?
te 'ltlli. Itiiet he had llt't‘ll t'ttt't‘ietl ttil“l“ b. 1" ltl ”1 the UHHNHU KM“
trophy room tonight.
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and skill against a younger and really
.nastttm ll hillortnidable opponent Is an expensive
known that the committee, consi
~ (‘t'llli".
l'et‘,.ps (‘owler's >l.tl\\'ill§ in the
1‘- st 1-.» out was due to a hill” of I)” 0f Vance McCormick. Brink ’l‘hornefmr battle dulled by years of cotnpeti
and John l\'ilpalrick. has reported in doubtful of his
y to hold his own with a more
ltion and sccretty
Voring engaging ’l‘ati Jones, now I‘Ix nbilit
DIIII to s’rw up his man. In that period.
.I lI'lC' IiIIi lIIIle Ieadina He was con- . /
I ..-, 1., pm.“ well 0mm“! and mmkti'lfl (“mph DUI lh’ 01h” IllI'OVLWNHi 0' youthful challenger considers such a
the, report are not certain. it is he Itnatch a bug“...
Iictcd that Jones will be git‘en a two-
l.aI',\' ll-Iusou won on a foul Front.)mr contract at a salary of “WOO"
The report
lr-“lvt's sIIaiuht lel't leads and right
'I"t‘l'l Ill“.
proposition in
‘ {which he rislts his hard earned ltttI
[reis for so much money and the stun
Ol‘ Ill" “lit“. ”1”" “"dtlis usually so high that it is an excel~
l’iInt-eton elitzioi'lity committee on the
\. .'lill,. I'~‘:
:nt III the third round oil
The more was tight in every part
liitmo oi the tussel and the fact that nint-
[pinpoints was 22 to 30 iii the liihbons' fa;
‘ .‘ ‘ . ‘ ' - ’ ' . . r \ 1 3 ' . .- ' r I l
i. “my my“ ”de 1“!“ “UN“ :1 l.dtitt tollms. “lute not 1..,ooo‘.\ Is “N: mnny tunes (llll‘ltlL tht zantt
‘ r . V. . n 0 ‘. ’. . t t ,
‘3'“. “In!!!“ Milan ““3 thatched at- t ldr‘w‘lrlnnll‘. “(telllnhltitt . 1.,oooishows tow lllt Gotham lads touch!
1.; h... “flmg mrmmg ”rm”. wi‘h‘lllllilllt' .IeIInInrs. Iletrotl . 10,000.“) Nestle the name from tho Blues.
:Ittcr Ft‘ll ] (to Saturday I wired
iIIIt again and asked hint what he
would take for .less Willard to meet
"\loran on March 17. He knows my
1 hate ollered ffiftlttttt for the
tout. l to know first what
amount of money he would consider
lie. has never atisweretl my telegram.
"So far I llttvv uttered Moran 85,000
more than t‘urley has uttered hltn.
"l‘hnt's' pretty big money for ten
irounds. It begins to look as it they
did not want Willard to meet this:
ifellow."
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7 SAVANNAH. (in, PHI, 2. Ty Cobb
.Is more than a baseball star; he in
"now it dog trainer and hunting pre-
‘ucrve owner.
‘ I, ’l‘y. with B. C. Rogers. a. clothing
lmanutactnrer, John Philip Sousa. Jr..
'and several other men has bought a
‘l‘lttnlation of 6,000 acres along the
"Savannah river in Georgia. Ind will
figures
wish
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'n, hrmg out of ”.mpmpm a chant Use It as hunting grounds. l‘hey “ill‘
Hack the place with game and pro
session with the rllle.
t'obb has been assigned the job of
training dogs to be used on the hunts.
slingmpcration. A cltnmpiou with the lttst “0 can prepare a dog (0' a hunt as?
well as he can r‘bone" a bat for a
campaign against the pitchers or the
American league.
MARRIED MEN DIAIM -
I "DWllND CHAMPIONSHIP
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'.'l~ concludina bout. llill Shanksi . _' lettl halnt in case the title ]tasses from
. I~il)' lltltl Larry Williams throuultt'lnws oi the me disqualified “Hull“ possession.
t .I Iotmds in the curtain I‘aisprllba'APba“ players, Milburn, 1‘“ Goren. "l‘he Promoters \\ ho are plannint: to.
i~ “HM knocked down Williams- in”ivzithett. l’untpel‘ty and Edition, will notjbm for ”u, (lotclt-Slecltet‘
wrestlinu
_ L. '.’n and mm; in ”w tenth. Fm was he made till after another meeting ls‘contest are going to discover this fact
jltPltl. tll‘Ubilllll' "PXI “'9i‘k- Th" com ‘when the titne comes for the making
-mittee has held three sessions of two”; bids for the match “mm. the
Itlays' each already. A "9W PllKibmll’Howa champion and Nebraska
I: able to put him away.
the
’I‘ championship oi the Norwalk'
not s alleys. which so long has been
at, -d by the married and single"
men. was settled for good and all
last evening. when the decidinx match
Fackages ' ..
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'i‘obaccoi "
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Good
Tohacr a
LIBERTY comes only in long, silky shreds, because
only long, unbroken leaf is used in making it.
That means LIBERTY is a real lpng cut.
And LIBERTY is absolutely free from loose, hard
stems-they’re picked out by hand.
That means LIBERTY is real tobacco.
LIBERTY packs right down into your pipe for a cool,
slow-burning smoke. Or rolls into It cut" of juicy greet-
, ness for a husky, lasting, man-size chew.
I
LIBERTY is made of lull-bodied, full-
I
flavored Kentucky tobacco. And the age-
ing we give this rich leaf- up to five years
LON o CUT
l TOBACCO
—-puts a satisfying relish into LIBERTY
that just suits hearty chewers and smokers
from the ground up.
When a man who knows a man’s to-
bacco gives LIBERTY the once over he
sticks to it for keeps. So will you.
‘ Gee! What a
Difference!
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on "Truck Farthing in the Southern
a.
day she explained that she did know
because she heard him. William H.
Lewis. counsel for Brown. objected to
this line of questioning. although the;
tourt held it was proper. as it was tit-.-
only way by which the State could
attempt a prosecution on such
;llllt tIIIItItI III" ttIIWII
IIIII SPEIIIIIN
((‘ontlnued from First Page.)
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Part of New Jersey; Dr. E. H. Jen-
kins. of Connecticut Experimquf Sto-
tion. on "Feeding Fruit. and Vegans
ble Crops." and H. W. Selby, Philadel-
phia. on "Marketing."
‘-
cltarge. ' x . . i
.\l ‘s. :ipeiimnn testified that on the 1"“ altemoon 'sesston was held
night lot the murder. her husband, Jointly with the ve etuble growers.
lttiti" will be reported after the next
benedicts
Mrs. tletsie .\‘. Speltman. the wife.
with whom site was not living at the
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challenger are far from being nuttched‘oi‘ the series between the
at this time. there is no question tltat l and the bachelors was played oi'l.i
they will meet on the tutti for the The result of the games was that the
champion. itettetlicts now claim the undisputedi
‘r‘lliD within the next year. lotch has thantpionship. alter \cailoping thei
;lltt.’(‘llll_4, it is believed. '
and Mrs. Gertrude Bailey, a sister 0!
Henry H. t‘peilnum. on trial with Mrs.
’Eiirabeth i“. Mohr and C. Victor
Brown, for the murder of lir. (3.
Franklin Mohr, were arrested today
on a charge of perjury. The women
time. came to her mother's home.
where tIhe was stopping. and after
getting something to eat went to his:
sister's home to sleep. ,
The annual banquet will be held thll
tt'eniniz. About 200 were present at
today's session.
KiLLED ON RAILROAD.
“MN” Dims WIIDHNSIDN AISD I
saw YORK. Feb. 2.~—Jiitttttie ounn; 3
is the bout between Johnny Kit-4" , .
tote, the featherweight champion: I
:ttttl’tleorge Chaney set for March 17!
'i oft. Kiibane will not box.
LU.) ANGELES, Feb. 2.—-“.lf we are‘
already begun training and will soon bachelors in three straight games.
start ttpon a country wide tour meet. The single men claim that they were
inn all comers in short time bouts. ":1 “1”“ 0“ form last evening. and ”‘3‘
iStetcher is rapidly increasing higsllll‘)‘ maid do better another tittte.¢butladmittetl having made a-ssworn stato-
Ireputation and popularity by {fleetingth married chaps are
not worrying
Opponents in various big Cities in ac.|llb0ul anything the bachelors could do
tittnn asserts that Kilbane has bepntprofeétsionals. then Willie Johnston'islcordancp with " lengthy “ham". tire-l“) it in. Sehbltze. of the benedictS.
a‘t'ered $4.000 to box Chaney only'a professional. too,’ said Thomas Bun/pared befOrp he left his home in was to high roller for single string.
as \ rounds in Philadelphia on pend dy as he and Maurice McLougltiinlpodge' Neb. twill) 122. Carbono. also of the mar-
ID. A: Killiane has Been guaranteed;were getting ready to open their ten-f It cost Tex Rickard $101000 in addi~"“"d men. was second with 104. The
only $5,500 for the 15 rounds in Ithefllls and other sporting supplies storeluon‘b to bonuses. to bring :lim Jemieqscores:
‘ (”4014' (Wily he naturally figures that! here. yesterday. ‘ "and Jack Johnson together at Retail Married Me'“
,4... would nmch rather keep the? "The application of the EasternlNe“_ and while wrestlers-have never‘MCGmrok ............ 74 93 76
(maker City date, which presentglidea ol' amateurism in our case iBIreceiVed ”1‘11““, as pugllists in the Schultz .............. 86 92 122
practically no risk as far as the titlell‘idit‘ulous- Johnston. who works i“lgenerul run of championship matches "R0“? """ """" 98 88 83
I~~ concerned. Dunn askrchaney tolthe Wright-Ditaon store in Snn’l-‘ran- it is certain um g new record m'karhm e ............. 89 104 90
f, tight in Philadelphia first. and titen,lciuco, would be a professional. Alex-‘wrewmg purses will be mflde wheniltunnigosa ......... .. 94 ‘ 94 108
1" Kitbane feels like it. he will set a-attder. who with Huckett. was doublesgmch flmny “no“ for his movie; —- —-— -—
.‘."‘“' date for the Baltimore meeting.'t‘hflntplon so long. would be a timeshwith Stetcher. Whether the mntchi T“ V ------------ “0 ‘71 "9
_"I want that Cltuney-‘Kilbane bout'I-tional. for he manages a sportinglwm prove ,3 disappointing to ”Ola Single Men.
for the title to be Johnny's lust ngmlgonds store‘in New York. There are‘um gnu... " u ”to 3M4“.lplot ............... 38 74 7!
before he goes away on his summerfbundreds 0! players who would be rte mu, dldt u. m‘ “ Paulie -------------- 33 95 103
mention” my: Dunn All Kilbibe"altectod allover the count ' - o e l on Who
‘ - . : 17. TM fl'nmgw It. u" "mu m omnnlcem .............. u. 98 u
‘ sector .10 be enjoying a vacation pit ‘cific Coast Association in behind us July 4. mo. only tho on toll. W’F'h' "f 3 ------ "I I. ”
Vite 19" round. to [all to neutrtoa‘mn and the Intuition ne', . x ‘ Com ..............;’fl 3’. a:
haunt {I to lollcitbuii about Killing-blunt to‘bmk with it. To out 0! Oh"; MC DIV. I." m I. :3. ~- ' ‘ -- F— '—
mnor mt: a “"13: diamond! plum mum Manama. , , , ,, _ I rent ..............m as: m
a
‘ u. pt.
had testiflul at the morning session
Iand had given evidence in support or
‘an alibi for Spellman.
c ION FOR mom i nonmcn, Conn, Feb. 2.—\\'acau.-
SPECIAL ELE T ‘IKwalewski. aged 30, was struck and
VILLE.
t On cmssexamination Mrs. Dailey _ killed by a Central Vermont Railway
. . itraln near Thameaviile, eari' this
meat in September In which she HARTFORD. Feb. 2.—Gov. llot- )
comb yesterday issued a call for afmoming. Death “’3“ caused by 3 ”3}“
special election in Montville on Feb-‘ture of the skull. The'exact circum—
ruary 3D. for a Probate JUGS? ‘0 Sllc' Tstancea surrounding the accident are *
ceed the late Charles W. Chappetl. éttot known. except that Knlewskt '
W ‘13st walking the tracks With a corn-
Y' g'panipn when hit. He was employed
HARTl-VRD, Feb. 2.—Both sessions“ a fireman at the power plant 0f-
“f "‘9 “mud “Y.“ ”99““ of fl‘bithe trolley road at Thamesville. Tho
Connecticut Pomolosicnl Arsoclatidt accident is being investigated by the
were devoted largely to addresses on" authorities. -
topics of interest to orchardlsts and _
the discussion of them. The speakers} -..._.._— .
included Prof. A. G. Gulley. of met , INJURED lN TRAIN WIICK..- .
Connecticut Agricultural College:')'., "Pl'l‘TSBURGIl. Fob. 2.-1'rnin No.
H. Putnlm. of Guenleld. “188., ton!“ on the Pennnyiunil Railroad Kit
"Prom-able Small Fruit Cuhuref“ltlio trick: at Seward. Pu. our Johan.
Cunmhoioner J. J'. Dillon. of the Northern. u 112% o'clnct. A number of s
York Suite Department or Food- and pun-am were reported to. M
Markets on who! his mu was doing» hurl-m
lclulmctl she did not know what time‘
ISpeIlman returned home the night 0!
'tbe murder. but explained today she
did know because she heard him.
l The prosecuting attorney naked ilt
,shc had not testified before the ..
lGr d Jury that site did not know} STATE POMOLOGICAL SOCIE‘Y
'wlt t time Henry came home as she
was atileep.
, William H..Lewis. Brown‘s attorney.
tobjected. The court ruled that the.
jinquiry was permissible as “that was
'the only way to lay a foundation for
‘perjury prosecution." ‘
; mutant Attorney-General Phillupti
intimated that the purpose of this
questioning was to lay a foundation
'tor perjury indictments.
- Mrs. Dolley then. denied lite made
lsuch a statement helm the grand
in". .4 .-
The mt tnttmhtton by tho nan
that it In preparing to lay bundl—
«on for m '
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thwdnfludlmhfimufletfiuflmdhh market.” -
woodcut-nut sum-n. no "mil-1m: It. It. Burr. bun-nouns” Harmonia
not ho’mt Sunni-zudr: a. m. E"' "a W ““3“" I). W _.
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