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SATURDAY, DEC-3,2,3. to
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Moran and Staking: Prod‘ct Na
tional league Pennant; for lieu
York
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The outstanding feature of the Np
tinned imague. meeting in New York
last week was the statement by lead
mg managers that their chances to.
finishing. on top in the 1917 pennant
.me were exceedingly slim. Almost
to :c man the managers who \‘isitet‘
”be ilk/aldorf expressed the opinion
that the. (limits will tune a walkover
r.e.\usutnnier. As i’at Moran of th
chillies declared: “The National
Iteztutie board of directors might just
is Well vote 51m to the Giants now
jut to st season's punnant. for therc‘ll
ll" birthing to it but the Giants. l'n~
to.» the other clubs. in the ’t‘crter cir-
"Hit are able to strengthen llrcir
warns the liitzllls will be able to win
the pennant with international two.
.',rte put-hing." i'telty strong. that.
"litre. are you lining to stop 'hc
trains?" :rskci Wilbert Robinson,
tittillduvi or the National League titani-
pious Ir. those eight word» tubby
Q‘m'ltls to express the sentimt-ut of
the entire league. ’
lit'O‘tze Stallions. manager of the
Hand place Bravesnvhose team was in
the running lam season until [he
ht't week" (ll the season. made it un-
.lllililtittr when lie said “The only
tintm the Braves care it whoop about
the Grants. .The other clubs
count."
Strongest Team in
I‘m for the Western
don‘t matter. They all irate award-
~V1 tbe petulant to the Giants. The
second division learns- Chicago.
Pittsburgh. St. Louis and Cincinnati
- twill have only one thought to pry
{hell way into the first division
~‘ail.tit.o:. Mitchell. Huggins and
Matty will all be experimenting for
iirltrt years. 'l‘hcce rually isn‘t a
manager in the Nairtmai Lianne who
does lltil c.\pcct a runaway for the
-ir'.mti. They buy Without t'escrtc
«but the Giants, as now constituted.
:lt‘c the strongest team the league
dis ileucloped sluce'the t‘ubs went in
heir prime.
That the club owners
tlEllt' the" propane ofrtt
\"Ull‘t
League.
tonne, they
also appre
runaway race
It
i: retealt-d by the measures udoptctli
in the league to curb the Giants. 'l‘he‘
imposition oi ilempstcad to restore
the twrakvfrvc player limit “as voted
down. it to 'J White .llct'raw has a
.trreat let-tn ire has poor reserve
:~f!‘etiu'lr. but a twenty fr\c plitycl'
limit would cunble “Mac“ to bolster
ill) with llt u talent.
chisfairon to Hamper Giants.
The elimination of the disability
.If’tl refusal inert-ai‘ttf Io ‘vet-oguixc
.‘wlh' (pointers also were taunt-bod di-
n; city at the Giants. For instance.
T‘erdie Selmpp was carried about ‘two
tlt‘llilll" 1,“. the disability list am] so
-.:s Lew Wendell. lly kccpinrz these
may. r.» on the disability list. .‘ilctlraw
rtualir had ty‘tenty-three men to
«noon front.
Then the (limits curried such col-
t. 3.“ players as H Way. (icorge Smith
-llltl l-‘eiliher. They were signed to
i«l-- contracts, which tied them mil
to tl.v- t:i.tnt.: but did not permit thcml
to play in actual’....ttucs 'l‘owar'd thel
end or the season both Smith :llltli
iteiiilm were sworn into regular scrv
ua
15»; a. E's-sum ‘9‘: ‘»
llilt‘Hllllt’ regularity. except when he;
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commonality
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Clarita MAN’ ?
Alter all the talk about iron rncnt
or the irridirou. of the diamond and;
its ring. dufl' your cbupeau to Reggie"
McNamara. bike rider. champion iroui
.nnn oi them all. l
A few days 11.20 a younr: fellow witht
lilt' right arm in a sling and a half;
healtd gush on his left cheek saun-‘I‘ . _ . . n . .
tered into Madison Square-tGarden,I'“uh”.lg 1““ “JSOH’ l'trdre. Schupp,
New York. anti calmly asked to sintr‘ ll!“ tirants‘cieyer You“ left h‘deH.
up ltr!‘ the sixduv bicycle race which 1" a mi»; "018“ in his own home towini
sun-n)“ lleccrnher lit ‘ ' which happens ~Io be Louisville, Ky.
llis shoulders was broken. he an
litirilit‘t’tl nonchaluntly. but that didn‘t
ll'dlit‘ any difference. it might be set
in tune for the race, and it it wasn't“
“L” be wotrid ride anyway.
It was McNamara. and followers of
torus BASiBlil i
Silitlltllis tron
Brfir Power Needed, Says
Schupp it
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Having led the hatronal League in‘ l\
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miter means than a little line in the
boy score showing he had succeeded
‘l|l.~ fellow Schush brother, none. l:
| St hauor. as pitcher to a Giant defeat.
I Fertile gave an interview to a Louis»
tie bike game declare he will be in ville 50M)" ”1" ”mp" n)0rnnirz,. v-
al the finish if both legs are cut off" (trough which 1.“ n comm“ of “meet l)
.‘itNamarn has had a battered h“ informed “‘3 fellow l““’“-““"’“
career in the four years he has been what a nerve “iankmg game. base-
In America .b..ll ts. T‘bt‘lluppic says that ll fans. 1.]
it 5mm”, “n ”H. day he m.m.IIdI\\.'ltu}ntidea-pructire of watching, ball
fit-tn Australia. ltidintzdu a race at .L'trtnes “Pt art idea that baseball lstin
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hewark he smashed into the jutltzcs' "‘ “I‘ll they haunhe “ml“ ‘llhlp‘ f“
stand while sprinting at top speed. A“ lf’ldlmmd collected splinters on
(ltlrt‘r riders in the race, including.”'1':(;:aglfpp‘nflll.t9rlair?" sgasons and on
(‘hatnpion ll‘rank Kramer. said it was “I “H 9 m," .m' to ”m ed curves “1
“H. “.01.“ m” mm. had NW. NW”. In Me the hatmnnl League. sit up IntI tl‘
WM“ a wound ‘14 1mm“, 10m: mt l‘tc second half of last sensory. he had, in
his ten he was taken to :l hospital a mum,” ”PM“? to do “ l‘" “l ”0““
.\yl.ert doctor's declared he wotrld olijervation. . . .
“NH ”(1.3mm : lioes the averntz’c tan notice the m.
Three weeks l‘Ilcl‘ llt‘ left the lltl<.i llll‘tllllll “r energy, "PH" force and lie
bital with the star nurse of the in MM" "NWT a hull player rzornt: at it.
sll'lllltill and married her. A weektfun speed “5:: m ”w course at.“ T1
la'er he won ‘t two-mile ”Hmong play. queries l‘crdte. II
handicap . . .
- . 3““ hi" its = s, e r ‘ -
littl‘ from scratch by one ot the most M ‘” b‘m" '5 ”I modern “:2;le
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remarkable sprints ever sccn lll Ncwl ”wig brains in mm“ ”UHNHH'
l'ttk. .sitt 1 players as Cobb. Speaker. and
Since ”W“ H'avanville. and think of the remark“
:ll)lri nervous force they expend titrr»
ll.‘.’ the course of a name. (Tobi) con-
sumes more energy in a} twot hour.
urine of but] than the, average busi.
in r: man does in three working days.
(‘ctzplcd with his great natural ability.
It‘obb pushes to the front with his
rhinitis and reserve nerve force. it is
such uteri as ('0in whom the name
rcbs of all youthful powers long be.
fore they arrow old. i
Moranville an Example.
“As rm exmnple in our own league
there in Mnranvillc of the Braves. a
li l“'|'ll(‘ l0 di‘lii)‘ ills lltlill (ll' t'ilb’l hllll Hith- ft‘lltlw who is "3811‘"de as “no
up on descrt islands. Les Darcy. the of the game‘s leading stars. What
“xi-sit}? 01' the Atlantic. will plant his] lllaranvillc lacks in physical strength
l'“ ‘“ NM" York “‘"llf‘lllll‘l ncxlt he makes up by a great stock of ner-
'l‘rrcst.ay. This ini‘orltration leaked outl \‘(tus energy. Long before the Rabbit
ye:—~tcrday and. although Tex Rickard n‘r‘tms'old ho is bound in feel the.
would not confirm it. he let it it" strain he is now working under.
lir‘icwtu he was certain of the Aus- ”’l‘o-come to the point ----- hull plm'ers.l
trillion flnltier‘s arrival next weck. such as are real player-s. actuallt
Rickard hill? been “1 erPlC-‘F ('Olli‘ are selling their youth. A business
rmrnrcatron Willi llarcy sevcral times mitt. may have more brain power than
srncr he started the wild scrar‘thlo for the art-rage ball player. but the strain
bout: b.\' of hours (if work with him is itrif. att
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he has won races with
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been laid up in hospitals. .
one six-day race he had an.l
removed from his sid'e the
lllll'tl day of the lace, rode llll‘ next
illit't days and finished third.
LES L‘ARCY DUE NEXT WEEK.
RI"KARD HINTS.
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Expect Australian Middleweight in:
New York Tuesday.
t'rtlcss storms and shipwrecks in»
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announcing his intention to’
match t’icornes (‘arpcnlier. with smut“ nearly 'as trying. as what it player by today's market soon ”her run ”2' H l“ ”I“ m”“‘“”‘~’3l “l 1““ state that
ore. lIlc knows the boat on whiflli aces through iti one contest. V regular opening. variable trains in V. Ni" “7‘" “ml.“ ""9“ ”‘0 “Mill“g-‘l of didn't talk.
ti..rcI\ l.~' a passenger or a sailor. until “it might interest the fan to gut a'SI Steel and specialties being but his Will" ""d (lourly's testimony will
N-‘r ”It“ _\\hcn thc morn-r time close look at a ball player in action.‘ awed by declines‘tn other parts or the‘ b" "5"" ‘0 ““”““"""" ”ll“ "°““‘“”°“-lcvervthins. as Fair had made 0 st
““7““ h" “"ll M ”l“ public in on his. Most players have vrinklcs under llst. Dealings were light excoptl‘ng' A number 0" letters purporting to; '
“W” _ their eyes amt the eyes are consiant‘ Steel. which changed hands in on!) MW ”9"" “Thu“ by Fair to W. 3';
(onsidcrrnu the number of sclf—con-tly shunning. (ill the field the play- lot of 10,000 shares at. an extreme \Vlrirlow 0" Uklfll“”"“' “"r" intro-I
t‘t-rsed niauagcrs for Harry. it is tool
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‘..l] the day of his arrival should be«.‘
crs do not" not rid of the wrinkles
whith are caused by constant alert-l
few’ short years.
cr- urifts out of the limelight his past
performances. no matter how great.
Will never buy
meal ticket."
Unlimited Energy, liege force and! at
tinto their play which t‘obb, Speaker
and Maranville throw
tl<‘erdre now gets into print through‘ trade
t the
.fignrtd the average life oi' the big'llln'lallli. SIC.
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sum. “I... linker would “I‘m. them in lievereaux had purchased a rifle fronrt
raw deal when he was crowded out of
'i‘iulttr. and nothing would suit him‘
fled Fox.
Out of the clerks in the Yankee
olllees yesterday was filling in the
plr‘._\trs who are entitled to pay the
Cot'cl‘mlicltl an income tax. The clcrkl
arkrrl llarry Sparrow: “Strait l ttutkci
.‘me mrt for FM Sweeney?"
in} 7
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especially heavy, with industrial ALI-“ll”s "“4“ “ml?“
When ambit” play-
srts \{lllil
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blur the price of a
Hardest Workers Last Longest.
Which is all very \veil, lt‘erdie, if
i hall players threw the. nerve force
into lllt'll'fifiheard on a Friday or
cw ball players; have the good for—; late in June.
the to develop into Cobbs or Speak; minus declared
Saturday night
that he wanted to
'9”. but it is the duty Of all to gll’cstipulate from an almanac that June
tcir best to their game. Unfortunate-v 26 was on Friday-I flu
. despite Fertile Schupp and his lcc— and .lune 28 on Sun
day, brrt Attorney
no on nerve force, a great munyIKeogh of counsel
for the defense ob
. players loal'ed pcrceptibly during the jected to the dates.
lst three seasons on their
-:tr iron bound norcbreakable
three Judge liutpce remarked.
con- manac is always in evidence."
Both Mrs. l’hrlaub and her son
is also interesting to note that were questioned at some length by
players who work the hardest counsel for llll’lrt'lt‘llt‘ic‘ as it) their
the longest. Statisicians lravc.k:towicdpe of any illrt‘ccliut; between
and Fair. They said
(tobbu they knew or none. Tilt-y Wcrc askt ’i
1.. eleven years of big league ball/if Fair and l'hrlaub Sr. had nor had
'hilitl hint. 5”“ is ”H- Samp wizard some words about some cups; which
so that p.) was at 2.1 Speakcr at: were sent from the liltrlirrtli farm to
led the leaping Wanner. the Fair horre for hatching purposm
“An at-
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Little playcr is five years.
while
Ink and Lajorie. all past to. finithuud hat. Fair claimed they were not
successful seasons. No ‘mlphprl fertile and seat a hill for them.
lht game ever used up more nerve 'l‘llt'y ill-‘0 ““19 'lllHllUlH'd
r‘ce titan l’lanlt. yet in his sixteenth“ l'hrlaub. Sl'v-‘le‘lldu
I“. in the lug rpngfilm.‘ he, lmom“.damages which
5mm.“ In“ summer during alleged to bare done the llbrlaub
m), be Permimtd only m... ““5 in premises. Young l‘lirlaub testified
rec nine inning names pitched with ll“ knew nothing ”f ll 1“” Mrs. “m";
”ll-'1” days. tlntrb said she had heard of a bill being
Bresnahan May Come East. {sent Fair byher husband.
in the 0“,," that Bill ('al‘riaau m" it was lestlficd to by both witnesses
. hp pump” out of retirement ”mgthat l’lrrlaub who is ill the importing
\l manager of the lied Soy will Miami “"ll‘ll'llllfl business. is now .11
H,” lirt-snahun. llm‘l myncr ol' ”H".l'lpilll attention: to his business affairs
:ltd,. i-lult :llltl form-tr. .it . l‘hrlnuh and her two children. at
“mph”. “M (‘ubsr A baseball son and tlauchrer are spending the-
to first back from the .Arrrer’icau “ml"r‘l” NM" York city.
.tL’lli‘ :rzcttir‘tu ill t'lricaao i: illtllt Denies Seeing Rifle ‘
”I“. ““1”“an y t‘ontrttitiction of some of the testr
llt'csnaharr extensive in“!li0ll_\‘ given this morning before the
u the Toledo cltrb. this lN’I‘- court by John l'ht'laub. .lr'.. that
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about
hair it hill for
the lrrtter's dog Was
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manager of
lt.r
‘ ’ril”
wit:-
l'a:
' ltobert
agent
. Hourly
A. Hourly. Adams Express‘
at (lleubrook, was made by"
who was called as a witness."
(iourly testified that licvcrcaux did:
buy. a “.22 cahbrc rifle in Deuemberxi
ltlltl. but that'it bad no silencer upon,
it as the boy had testified. (iotll‘lyI
‘said he saw the gun again in January:
Ior li‘chl‘ltur)‘ following. and that then,
‘there was no silencer. and nothing;
ipliu'ctl upon it. Young llhrlaub had:
tsaid he saw f.)evereaux shootingv one
.day. but could not hear any report
front the gun.
(lourly said Fair had made ship-l
rrrents by Adams Exprch. ”between.
f;\llr..'tlsl :3. Hold and lv‘cbruary tidal-3.}
l's‘ shipments, two of which were con
signed to "(if ('lir'tou. Albany. N. i." l
tlout'ly wns excu. d. but will bel
trailed later by the defense at‘tcr F‘alr:
virus» testified. to show that Fair was;
.tarnt‘ng a living for himself. ‘lle will
at. ‘nuilbtf ordered 1.) brine; the way-bills ol
tzrclucnt if lte not a chance to get
tit into the big leagues as manager.
always has fult
est-aha" he not it
' (Shit-him club to make room for"
lfcr than to head a club like the
Sweeney Not Forgotten.
.‘lllill‘ forms showing the Yankee
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‘You certainly shrill.” says 'Arry.
c surely should split up some of
ti menu with the trovcrnruertt.
TODAV w WALL STREET.
A'l‘ilritii'l‘. ‘ti'lltl ll. . . .
iouur)‘ tendencies were runnifwted‘hls "Hm“ will hurt.
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and read into the evidencing
n of 5-3 of on point. Coppers were duccd . .
by fifr it? his
llElillll ~80llf-
State's Attorney t‘utu-
Lit: 27 on Saturday; ed. “there‘s a couple of ladies in the'
tiliat
he cut mu m“ SAYS MANY JEWS WILL
COME HERE AFTER WAIR.
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a personal part in it.
‘dop’! though.“
Oh the afternoon of .‘day 1:3 liitit,
.(..‘aptai:r Hurley paid, he accosted lair
tin his chicken yarn. nation l
t "l'ye a warrant herc. .\lr‘. i'ttiti
lcliarziug you with the killing of your
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“Well. that Wherlow has 1got in his,
dirty work again has he?“ Fair is said;
ito have cvclaimed. ;
attorneyrat law living in Kirrgr'isiier'.i\r
(lkla. He is a brother of Mrs. Fain
\k‘bcrlow is an:
"Say." Fair is claimed to have add i
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.‘hottse. i don't want them to kntw‘
ll'm in trouble.
! “'l‘hcy've got to know some time.
‘t‘aptain iiurlevtdatcd he answe.‘c.'t.
Fund iunight as well llt'1]()\‘t'. i’ll it'll
’rhenr myself." '
Disposed of Jewelry
When ('aptain Hurley went
house. he asked the younger of the;
two women there if she knelt it‘airl
was married She answered site did:
not. .
‘ “Where is Itlt's. Fair‘s jen'elryf".E
t‘aptain llurley questioned ‘
“She took it with her.“ lt‘arr answer‘-
cd. it is said. "The day she left she
I'L'ot mad. took the winding rim: from
her finger. and titrew it on the table.”I
()u the following day Fair is credit ;
ed with saying to State l’olic‘enran Dl‘. b. M. Melamctl,»
\‘irelli: Of the American
"i take buck what i said yesterday lClt‘
altrlii Mrs. Fair taking her jet-wiry. l . v . . 1
panned it. You've got the pawn tic Sctk 11“ Lmll‘d'hldlt‘fi all” tl‘t:
3.... y'yurflelf'” war. He has rcccrvcd this Cable
\ ire-t questioned concerning the front The Hague:
allegation that he lived on Mrs. Fair's. “The (icrman gm'cr‘lllilt’i'l’f ha).
immoral earnings, Fair is declared to finally given llcrnllssion to many
have stated that he never received an! 1 . . .- . . .
money from her, with the exception 3 3550 oi the lends]; population
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of Sin he borrowed at one time. .Of thc conquered territories
Cached Money Order ‘ tflm (last to leave for Anicrica.‘
finntulin lllurllgmsglaggf1%: :22: In consequence an emie‘ratloa'
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l‘liltlsl'l t'lfomllltmoney order Mrs. Fair's- moycmcnt has sci lll which may
sister. Ollie \k'lreriow is said to have assume great proportrnm in 11
sent her from Kansas City inserting .Vcry short timc."
“.\tr." in its place. and cashed the.
order. Fair admitted he did. accorth
ing to the state policeman. I
llevereaux was examined in the ol-
i'ice of the detective sergeant in No:
walk lie said:
“How old are you
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says thousands of ~lcyvs will
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sun-5 ~—-'-—-—-———.
RUBICUND RULERS
So much has been written, t.said.
sung and grnphophoned about the au-
burn tresses of that imuchspressnjzent—
ted lady of the west. the Hon. 'J‘flunv
1incite Rankin. congresswaman from
my
up” be 31 on May ‘22. 1.013." liliontana, that one hates to superim- '
"Where “.0", .W“ born‘l‘?" rpose anything further in praisa 'or
"1 mm" tell you?" gforeboding upon that unruf'flodv brow.
"Why?" tBut it seems. the. weaving oftve'l'mil-
"lleacust‘ you want to find outfllon trcsses into the web and woof—-
‘mainly woof- at our political national
titer and mot her know I was mixed upllife is not to stop there; for rumor
‘n a crime like this for the world.“ hath it that. Victor Murdock, wpgge
'r‘air but made a statement of hisIflaming hairstrle halo rivals in 5m.
its trout the time the was marriedllmnce the sunflower emblem of-ttmg.
iltl has sinned it." the st... police tweed state of Kansas. into» become. ..
captain told llcvereaux. in member 0f the- m‘cflldent's official I» .l
He is said that to me. You cun'tlmmny' some mav 19k Vation‘Pv
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Why not”
break Fred and more than you can: - ' . .,. .
friends by his middle name. "Fred." other than our 0“" have. survived ‘a‘
. . . plethora of crimson crowns in ' their‘
llurlev Ellidmhgdflyfimcgqnfio omnivollegislotive and executive councils. pne'
]) vere‘tuv hadn‘t been told hh’lcalls to mind a certain Frederick
“ ‘ ' " ; Darborossa. ’who presided other "the
'de'stinies of a primitive Teutonic pen?
tpl-e from the vasty recesses of -a cure;
it lone Elizabeth of England, who build"
I . I I ‘ _'““.cd a mighty. fur—flung empire by 'dint«
""T'.“ iriiplil‘ltlttl:§ .mlll' “If “$033323“ of the hnrdihood ofther-seafarintr‘tul
iiill- WW“ - ll 9 l l '9 Zlants; and. in later days. one. ‘ Wint
ill” Fair to make him acknowletlgcgsmn sppncm. Churchill. late lord of
\x‘ mm“- lthe British admiralty. who mo “20'!
"Did Fair ever acknowledge l0 youlthe fleet and wouldn't demobil are :it.
where i live. i wouldn't have my in-
wn. It;
finger prints would be taken if he
He denied, also. he told
l'levereaux that he had better tell him
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c as". any sutb rccu there 1mm be? t'llvhlll'ml does!!! like crowds. andI "So wheneter I hear- rmruuules talk inactive and showed no definite trend. \ermon. -\- l.. “"1"“ ill-‘0 ”‘ild- in. was asked. Sthe steel helmet that he donned’a‘ in
titriirtlilnlls were largely in the. naturemli‘ left” half wrote in referring iOl "Noam directly." tthe bloody trenches belwu’err Belfo‘rt
of a settlement of outstandiur: con-l Ill”- W"? ”in” l‘Ill""~“I‘l ““0“ "‘“ll'f Letters were read which Fair is al-‘and Arras. I I. . ,
tracts. Lactr Offerings Wcl‘c "108”." mg “f “1”" “I": '5' 1'" "who“ “ lt‘l‘It‘d to have written several monthst But the Teutonic nation of oldrlmd.
at. lower quotations. isllilllml “l “ll-5““ “‘2‘“ “""l-‘V latter his wife‘ s body was t‘ourrtl.{and the..Britannic action of the‘.‘1ltttlr
‘ “NO LtVV'fiG “1'?“ Her." i'l‘hcse he is said to have signed “ti. and 20th centuries were ruonarchles,II
. II" “"I‘lllm' ”"m “l” 1" l““lllhl’rl-‘Tt‘lit‘ton" which was the name his wife constitutional or otherwise. Guru... in '»
Parr Stilt] ire had no trace or word 0l.assumetl during her stay in Albany/ti freer. an untrannneled countrypgyg‘rei
lI'M-H H“ “ml“ "l gut“ 3““ donei'l‘hey Were to an Albany auctioneer, public of the. republics. a demogt’acrt
I ltlill'“ for him “Mm“ the '“WInh’l‘”.marl" would be a poor description‘
4W“ lll'll' or the tenure will not r‘es.‘.“" ”l" gathering that will be on
“I I th-md to look after Darcy's irrtercsts.§
d: -r's resolution prohibitin: In“ ltukard is uncertain as to the prob"
.. PM trade or play y; “rm. .tn lillllt‘ opponent of llarcy. The perform-
",lL‘t l useless each other club ill thel an“. of Jack lllllou tlml llilly ”Bk“
’t'l;—'lll' l'tl-i waived on (t lllill‘er \l‘illle‘mny night lg“ "0 choosing be-
m'ntt.‘ :r (Lib from strenutlrenitnrl”WW those scrappers. and Rickard.
of lowering the guitar-it‘s of their sir-
i feel like laualriruz. Smart ball
rlaycr‘s know jtrst what baseball does
to a fellow and it is no more than
natural that they get all they can out
of it. Baseball creates anti breaks
its heroes all within the period of a
the infill.“ ’
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I
'l‘ry aSentirtel Want Adv.
Its t‘utll it: tic~ latter part of the sea
at. as did in; (ilillllh last fall. Her-4
m: tame here before August ]. btrt
He built-e, Ztmrtn‘u'man and .\lc(‘arty
deal: u'cre tirade after that date.
Pcmodcl'ed Team Hut“ Phillies.
is linkers opinion that the new
men pita tired by the tliants last fall'
~‘tis’l lillli the penntut. Aftir' Ih‘l
l’llllllcd mined a line lend about lvv '
heir lint it}. wiuniu: eitzht strait—it‘ll
'-"diiit:1 from their closest ritals‘ five
fruit. Eltooltiyr. and three trout lltlstojll
they can»- to the Polo tlrouncls still
lost tour successite warms to the riul
'ntidcllrll tiianls. 'l‘but Philadelphia?
1.
nor. t more suri‘n ed a blow is thirtl
.zr r-ies from which it time" r coy-l
I :"Ad l
lite-o :h.~ National l.(ilL’ll" plan to‘
.t:~ itl- the wort i's series llllt‘sn‘
lllt players of the eutirDI
“bald help insure the league?
runaway. While all the‘
pfhyiiis Inciting a slice of the pie. the?
' 's rapping lri slur-I riropor':ioitale
where the club finishes. irttnr‘cSi'
v: positions will be kt‘t-llt‘l' than here-
‘t‘t‘urta Even should the Giants make”
a runaway race the oily-r t'l’l‘~"‘!'.‘i \villl
4':irrtirr:r=.- il;lillllQ With a tired inccn.‘
the til \‘i This idea is a r-ulenditl
-'l-‘Tt‘ and ‘
'|:::tttt.st
irzn‘ lit-ally is new of :ttlop-l
'll'iiil. '
l? is to be t'e-tw-rted that the Nip!
1‘ . - (
usual. <L°ague did not allow tho'
"Tumble of the American League. in.
«lecturing: it-zclf in favor of climmm‘
world's series prices. csneciirllv‘ Ins
the ;\lllf“l‘lt'dll Leanne had declared it~l
cell on this issue before the questiim‘
u“ world's series came up for discus
ainn ;u the National tongue.
in the 'endi‘the National lmaoue
v:‘tsl trail along with the American
Dengue for self-protection. lmatzine
what would trapped if in the event of
. world’s series between the New
York Americans and Brooklyn the
Yankees charged $1.50 for the best
nuns inithe lower stand and Charley
Ebbets attempted to repeat his fiasco
of cltaralnz~85.00 for the same seats
and S'.‘ for hisrfrlrt awni‘ bleachers.
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blassachusetts Golf Association A
believes TEST FRENCH GUN AT
SHOOTS FROM A
‘ Alike Gibson would be a: GREA
Sltlt mini adrersary for the visitor. .
UPFO! DS OUIMET.
tote trick all 0. K. Well. I some times
itliink this the best thing that ever trap;
tpcrtcu‘ me. she had become so cross'
lthete was no living with her." ‘
VERDUN NOW
RAILROAD TRUCK CAR.
3".“
sks
for His Reinstatement. ‘
POSTON. Mass. tiec. flit—Tirol
Massachusetts Golf AssOciution threw
don't. the gauntlet to the lYniter
Swim loll Association, the govern
in: board in this country. at the
flythaugc club last night. After a‘
spirited meeting. at which there was‘
'n-brillrant array of legal talent and
lltll'lllIL' which the discussion several
times bordered on the personal. the
Maserachusctis association by .'I vote
of 38 to 18 passed resolutions calling.
for the reinstatement as amateur“
golfers of Francis Ouimm. John H..
Sullivan. .lr.. and Pant 'l‘ewksburv. all‘
of thc “’ondlawn Golf club. ‘ I
The action of the State association
was a signal success for the V\'ood-'
lavn club. which has maintained a;
thicrmrned fialrt for the t‘cirtstalP-¢
u-ent of these players. and this even-
'2.: :eventy-three of the smeuty-f‘rve
deiguaies, who represent forlvone
clubs in th1 Massachusetts assocla-l
tron. went on record as being opposed
to the interpretation of the amateur1
rut!1 by the executive committee of.
like l’. S, G. A. in no uncertain man-i
r. .
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BIG GATHERING IS I ' -.
EXPECTED‘ AT MEETING,
crxcrNxA'rr. Dec. 23,—rt was an-‘
trounced officially here yesterday that:
the national baseball commissiont
would fueel »in this city on Jan. 9 l
l
it,
1917. At this time the class A.A drofl=
utrestionWlll'be brought tip by thel
minor leagues. The uniform player‘s’l ' ..
contract will be taken up and the:
election of Officers will take place. i
inasmuch as numerous
league matters are to come
This mighty gun ($270 MMJrur
minoriset up in position near \r'L‘l‘dttllflt‘Orllltl not haul in supplies land F
. before is thc final proof tha’f- the Frenchammunition
,‘110 commission at this meeting, Chair-I have. so prepared "their defense. Ge
' in another to ‘Fentltcrly. Fair said‘
lthat he had received a letter from'
lair attorney in_t,)klahouut and "l
iknew by the tone of it. he knew not’
Imany things so l took my pen in band
laud-«what i didn't write. l've stiffer
led enough at her hands the last two
lvcars. i believe vshc's gone to Hit-f
lvnna. i don't believe she's dead. They.
iseem to think there. are a couple of.
{millions to divide. Ha. ha."
I \ copy of the. Will of Mrs. F‘air un—.
‘der date 0‘. June 2i. ltlil was read7
lln it site bequeathed $100 to her sis-.
ltcr. Olive and another $100 to a sis-
tter. Anna. The balance she left to
ilt‘air. - , r
' During the crosscxamintttion of
t
Ubrlaub, .lr.. Attorney llenry Shannon
tasked a que‘siimr'of the witneSs. the
reply to which set the court in an,
uproar of laughter. .I
l Attorney Shannon asked: ”Did you
thrive. a conversation with State Police-
'man Virelli?" ' ‘
l Uhrlnttvb replied that he had. .
l "Tell the court what. was said." .
J The recital was begun. rThen At-
torney Shannon interrupted with,
f“.\‘0w, you're talking to Virelli."
i Perfectly Clear
3 "Oh, no!" replied Uhrlaub. "'5'
'talking to the fury."
“l’m glad that you are clear about
it“ was on‘ reply .of counsel. . I
‘lt looks bad for you, doesn't it?" '
Robert T. Hurley. captain ofthe. stain.
,police says he asked William lt‘. Fair
’several daya after he was arrested
lilmrgcd with killing his wife, Mrs;
! Margaret Fair. t
‘. “Yes. Fair is claimed to have ac.-
“there's a lot of circum-f
Bur,
I knowledge.
'stuntial evidence aminst me.
Hi never admit i (lidi .v
‘ l Captain Hurley declares he said to
rid thcsc Jack .Jev‘ereaux, alleged tr- lwm been
air's accomplice in the crime:
“Who owned that ‘dope"outflt we
not! in the house, you or Fairl'f
Wan ‘fpope" User
ming' into thc town, a
fast enough. Then“
rmans-vhad secretly built six-t
.pantcs.
‘Wllll declarations he is said to have
‘tho stand. seemingly amused at stair“
. tron auditorium next month are off, .it. on any case of rheumatism'and you'
of the democracies. Shall we foletrate
the presence of oriflammed craniar‘ in
the hall of our legislature. at the cal»
inet table of our chief executive?.~
Shall we sit silently by and watch’the i
simi‘lrs “'lY‘l-‘lt‘S‘l their way from ”the
and contained instructions to sell an
electric piano and other furniture as
the money was sorely tweded. it")
is also said to have borrmved $500
front Grace Washburn. She. is the
daughter of a prominent t'Brooklyn
banker. ~
Igurang'edfo, Years iitol Hill. for all the world like thqiihg-“i
. . ~. ' . ,» nition of the. candles surrounding » e,
in a written statement liarr math a...“ "I m ppm”: on an Easter eve?
y -i . s i l i . it . ‘
tt tapta n Hurley. be ad ll studitt “,1“ not our scarlet corputtcles :cry
vocr | in :ic. 'n New York cit' ror . -
mm; ”:1; ultd late was "(mi ' “w out aloud agarnst such a riot of rubl-
‘ . s t‘. cuudity ‘3 .
road' with the- bilver hilppt’l‘ and .q . , '
Brown and Harvard theatrical com- 1 “M ‘1“ well at other peoples, have,
tad counsellors until rules whose.
He was not on good- terms
with his wife for a number of years.
This was caused by her refusal. he.
sniff." to give up her Albany resort.
The. couple was reconciled when Mrs.
Fairwas sent to a hospital for a serr-
t;us operation. Fair told Hurley the
only money he spent in his search for
his wife Was on telegrams . sent. to
several of her friends and for carfare
to and from Albany. This conflicm
probosces glowed roueate or bloomed
purple with the fruit of the vine. Per"
haps it is now time: that We became .
noelimated -to the fiery , rays of that.
emanate from the exteriors of the '
brains of the nation. even as we have
in days past acclimated oiirselvei to
the afflatus proceeding; from their
interiors. Perhaps we shall prepare
for visits to Washington by purchase.
of smoked glasses and ice-bags. Per-4
haps we shall not no at mil. 3
At any rate. we as a nation seem
to have elevated to a place of dignity'
a prominent hue—instead: of a protu-
inent Hugltcs?—Hart.ford'Times.
uttttttttt RHillMillls i
written to Mrs. Fair's relatives. In
these letters he declared he had hired
a private detective to search hospitals
and sanita‘riums. for which service he
had paid $500. ‘
'Farr and Devereaux laughed heartily
several times during Hurley‘s stay on
mentsmade‘about what they are al-
leged to have disclosed to the state.l
police. I
Judge Burpee ”adjourned court i
ll‘llll Wednesday of ne’xl welcat 11:; . .
o’clock. .‘ They Refuse To Be Fooled
.—~—..
CALlFORNlA SIX.DAY ,
RACE CALLED
They are all sticking to “Nontrorte’cf a '--
Prescription 99." It sure. is a wonder... ‘q'
fiberegnever war; anything llliofI»“Nnur
The ma day bicycle races tron'e Prescription up" and therp isn't;
were being planned by Frank E. Car-l anything like it “OW- It Is theiRheu
roll for the San Francisco Expotti matte remedy on a new plan.. Use"
l
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OFF.
which
according to Johnny Chapman, :man-i can almost immediaiel
user of the Natio
’lion.
. . y foeifthe ro-’
“4.1 (yohng “5903“" suits, it nev-er‘falls, it is tite' offs bigt
.. (lnupmttu refused to grant a sane surprise that you have coming t? ”“2
lion twins the riders were nunran- Get/busy. get a bottle today. Swampl-
teed expenses from New York « and bye trouble.'<feel the. pain leave .thouo
back; again. Local! promote
“it “longed t‘ "‘riiéim" the .65“..th to d id d it t 11 unit. insure. achingsmuscles and 1thorn: p
m . ec e in lane tin-won y .t ‘ if“ “"
.. . t trotting.strut...“ it.
outta... lending arugula is.
.man Hel‘flmflfln Said.t0dfly that he there \hat they never will be teen roads. < llut since the French) ..
.eXDected the largest gathering of baite-‘drivenuback op thiSrfrOrit’of thctliatvc progressed so afar‘ they canfimrmspevere“ answered. "‘“ld'l'm
ball magnatesdrom both mi? r and war. -~When the Germans beganl' ' and—1°01 that ‘I tildug.‘ ”flaw it
= u. shoot from" their railroads it. has . . . -
. . . _ . . ‘ . An ~ ury-vvbuld that we
Mrs. MW'Weblberger. rotor-um- Im’lnor leflfues that has ‘19fo 8&9!!de their attack on Verdun. thcrclbccome cvrdcngthgthay-jc Icvgry mailing.oryav‘j’lob‘huxtdop'e'rhvoulmp it
man untrue-.ms-vaumltted last night." a national mmifismflal meeting. were only two" i-rcuchrailroads means of transpoitation. ' ”’5 .om innit-matter of-tacti‘ldldu’t tare;
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