11.111151111111111
111:1 mu, 1111
won...-
lullalkeis detain .1. Flat 6 la
Jen-Ind {mama P‘ay Wed
ghe local armor}, When the s
Jasper, Pa. team. of the Eastern leap
gue llolllltrcl the. homesters to the
(one of 31 to 24.
10:.) was due in large measure to the
{act that Joe. Ashmead was out of
the game with blood poisoning, and
that McIntyre. who was to have jump-
- ed (enter {or Norwalk telegraphed
“l, ‘ht; 1:1;t moment that
with llll' glippe, and would in
to pin).
llov, jumped (enter arm: nst “Grills”
hem-1rd. and Mn“ ‘ ' ' " 1'“ 1"1'1'“
creditable game, "Ted“ was Way out
of his class when he lined up against
the big New Yorker. Chris. easily
got the jump when the ball went up
at'center, and it was here that the
great team work pi the. visitors came
into play. After the top off. turner
jm'utinbly got the bull and with a
chl-11.in',;-lilie display of team work
would rush the bull to the Norwallo
not. When Norwalk got. the leatherfi
the old spirit and “pep" which has1
no llil (11l111' .'11'i(-ti2:.1d the games (it the:
local :11111011 this real seemed to bei
lack-111.1. ’lime and (11.111111 :1 Norwalk
1111111 \1 (11:11} tut for the basket,
tht~ 1,111.11: (11” his {(1111: mute would be
mm 11-1'1111'21 in the ll‘itltllt‘ oi‘ the court
in lit-euk-
1"" ’1‘ _I:‘h‘);)‘.I railrmauniqlivn
tug up passes,
nun-hissed Nnrwnlk. .‘ilmotinc. how
nit-1', was :1 (iiiitrent mutter, \‘l'hen a
waulk man got :1 fair chance at the:
not. it was seldom that the bell wenti
wide. but. the visitors missed many
mots ulthin (lose tango of the bask
(1i 'lhe .lnsucrs also put up 11 good
.Iatm at. 2,11111d. Harold Van 1.16... Oil
\ln..1..,,..1 m“! H," 'yvouun l" \‘lPW
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of 111., fact (11:11 'l‘om Thorpeltad to. ,
“" ' ' 114111151 the homostcre. 16 to 11.
micron th‘e Yate-Pnnnsyivaniu game
1:1 "‘1. 1 ' ,1..(i.1t_1 oe-
wih‘crcd and undecided durinz the
uninc- (-(1'111esl,“a11(lalthough he no-
doubletlly (lid Ill :1 ht1sl,tlle (*Xliillltlon
put up- 11,11 tho \l'estport man was not
:1 \(111 excellent. one. With Ashmeud
and McIntyre in the lineup, and with
‘l'om Tharp an lI‘ltht‘ {.1 11 .1111-111:
it tht“ contest would}: undoubted];
'lmxc 111011 for different
'il.r first disappointment of tho cv-
<..12n,; come when :1. wasanuonnet'd
that neither McIntyre nor Aehmead
would uppvnr. “Ted" Brotherton took
hiclutyro's place at center against
15.11111111'11. and the hopes of' the local
crowd begun to diminish when Chris
dropped in two baskets with apparent
(1am.- 'i‘l1.;1 visitors wont .stondlly
Etiicad for n whilc, but 'the Norwolk'a
by (but of much hard work and clever
passing managed to get up, within
(Quilting distnnccon several occasions
(luring-the first half. m the opening
ocsuinn, the visitors began to~mnke
.‘tliemsclvcu tmublenomé by blocking
the missus (1t tho‘locals'on occasions
when I. score seemed inevitable. 'At
fins! it was thought that this work
(1 as only luck, but it "soon-became
clear that the Jas’pera Were a 'team'
with which no IlbOrl‘lt‘S‘ in pudding
(0111:] be taken. Brotherton, hanging
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unto Leonard'as best he could, look '
no part whatsoever in 'tho' otenslvo
play of the looms, and this let Horri-
gnn. Holman Calder and Smolick 101
go it (done. Four men cannot (1111.
playiivc .nnd the result was expect-
ed. No1 walk fronucntlv fouled in the.
firs. 11.111. and the visitors outscored
(the locals two to one on the {reel
fin‘hws. During the first half, .exclte-
mcnt mm high, and on several occa-
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alt-n; it looked as if trublo oonldnot
be avoided. Players Struck at“eaolt
other in 1i;"-(11‘:(‘11(11=, and twice the
crouc- 11.11311 :1. '11? ..
order to take iht1 purl of tho’home
Juan. Ohm-1' 31111113113 whom“; an
.(lllty in lit hull. (Itilred the floor
_ homered (12.1: but little t'. 'ottblo. F011
fiulglhlii 1511:1211 [or 19111 visitors made
‘ 11L 11.131 11".13511‘11g1rlyc'oncxlons to the
Norwulit (: 111.". :1}. o to time, by pick-
ins (1'11 “‘E1:k_\" Culdcr (titer “Ecky”
' had bonded Sod 11m a poke in the ribs.
The ’gQuarts" motors rushed to the
rest-no. of the local player, but the at-
fair blew over nithout any serious
toublé arising.
’1"; first h'lf (“nth-(l with the score
at 1 in ii in favor of the visitors
but in the second“ half. the Jasper's
' pullqd 1.1.5.1.- from (the locals in glad
. guano. Onlv on one occasion. and
um. pour the 1:11.101 the half. were
ob» Norwntkt wuhih attrition distance.
\ 0!:er oppoocntit; 'Thlo advontogo '
111111111; but a tow moment. Muir.
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\ittoiies was broken last night inl 9' 0“ evening‘s ”ML
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Referee, Harold Van Lieu;
bulbs
.The Preliminary (lame.
The Montauks in the preliminary
in. 1. sweet 1' vcngc .on the Beaten,
r.
Nat Holman lead the locals in soon
in... (raging three field baskets, and
Mike Smolick.
yipnd Jerry Harrigan were tied for
timer,l
Opinions ~afld1GOSSi'p
BY IRISH
(to. J honors with two field baskets
11.1“... while Brotherton and Calder
1111 scoreless. Chris Leonard play-
.h( shining lights, for the visitors.
(ini- hanged' five shots through the'
$1001) from the floor, but his work;
151»: equaled by Freedman his team”
he was illf “we Sedran Caged seven fouls and
(noble 'ulle goal from the floor ,ond Cashman '(111( towards the last of the contest.
Ted" Brothcrton the local (Superman) milled one field goal. Fox \1‘1cn it looked on if the
1:11 without a basket during the en
11-; (1 contest
The Game.
Leonard got tho jump as the ball
went up at center, and a few mom-
»:1ts later eluded Brotherton and
(ucpped the ball into the'basket for
(he first, score of the game. "Chris"
‘ 1. e same trick a moment later,
and Freedman then caged two bask-
...p... succesmon, on Mike Smo-
. 1:. \-. 1111 the score at 6 to 0 in favor
Ill
('1' Jasper, Jerry Harrigan hurled the'
... '1, basket for Norwalk. Mike 811105
-'-1 iollowed suit, but a foul called
Norwalk was turned into 11 point
the visitors by Sedran.
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of
Two tree
then
:utlo one for lllt‘ visitors. Holman
:(111.- across with a ilcld basket for
1 he. locals, but Freedman shot one for
lire-pun Sed1an netted another free
rim w, and Mike Smollck shot‘a husk-
(-t trom the floor. Cushntan drove
(mo in for tho visitors, and Scdran
11.de another point .to the deeper
total on n free throw. The bell rum:
:1 1(cond later. with the ball in Jun-
pers possession and 'the
Holman broke the lccin the sec
half by scoring twice for Norw
"(1(1 throws.
curl for the visitors, and Frecd'mnh
' 1 :1 Troke through for :1 basket from
'ixe floor. lio‘lmun not another, foul
11.1111 Leonard then shot. (mother
bushel. Holman scored two free
throws. and Sedran 01111, and Leonard
«(m1 another brnce of points to the
V151; 911 score on an easy shot from un-
der the net. linrrignn, here scored
Norumlk’s first field basket of the
hell, on (1. pretty running shot, but
“roedman, carried the ball through
on: i
ulk. on
, Jasper?
(11 fouled, and Holman netted the:
i ic:1‘h('-r on the {rod throw.
it (1111' were caged by Holman (it ihls'
111111111, 11nd Sedran 1111358111 and
(5(‘01‘0. '
Sedran netted one toul.
who defeated ’them' two weeks ago, by;
trouncing the boys of “Ves” Brother-'
.tcn’s clan, by the score of 26 to 16.
The first halt ended with the score
at 18 to 3 in fat or of the M'ontauks,
bit in the last session, the Bossier:
came back strong and managed to
run-corn ”their opponents.
'ille crowd went wild with excite-
Bossies
might head oil the Montauks in tho1
-las't few moments of play. ,
1 iiackman starred for wthe soldiers,
1111.1 Dilworih and Hines put up a
geod game. for the Hassles. The line-
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1.011chag ...... ‘ ............ .. Mason
~ R.' F. l
Ill:1(-k1nan . ............. . Brotherton'
L. 11‘. '
\l‘uzi‘er .........-............ Hines
0‘~ 1
Sh ( rwood ................. Dil worth
L. G.
Muliulrk ............... . . . . Hallocy
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MOVE GOLD FROM CANADA
NEW YORK, Feb. 114101.: amount-
ing to $25,000,000 has arrived iront‘
('i‘mudu for J. PI Morgan & Company '
for account of the British Govor n19nt.‘
it was learned today This is the first
lurgc consignment for British accounts
since early in Jununry.’ when ‘the
movement wan suspended will: the
placing of the British loud in this mar-
.ket. The gold reathed here presum-
ably by way of Halifax and other lurge
consignments are expected.
hTus for this your cold imports from
Europe amount to $75,000, 000. while
’exporte. chiefly to South Anioricd (ind
Cuba. approximate 312 000.000.“
WANTS roascuosuna. ‘
A foreclosure on Wilton property is;
tlSllt’ll by Walter Stewart of New Ca-‘
mum in R suit (tiled against Edward
D and” Gertrude Freeman 01‘ Wilton
in the: common widens court ‘mtiny.
Stewart says that last. October be all»
tainedjudgmcnt in the common pleas
court .agnlnot' the defendants for
$117.87 with costs amounting to
$35.06. He obtained a judgment lien
at that time and wants the court "to
allow him to foreclose.
l'tfl. local (intent: for unnlhor """‘.'
‘Stdnm duplicated his team mate's-
i'iuut, nnd Nut Holman tossed :1
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herket for Nor.wulk Nat netted
hi0 more points on free throws, and.
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Rink-Arc you fund (1! “L11 llollt1n1c?"1 '
Flor-‘1 (lent. know it (1111111111th ulto
’ihe Chicago Nationals had fill-1
At last.
The wonder of wonders
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FREE CITIES 0F GERMANY
Bremen, Hamburg and Luhock and the
Hanseatlc League. ‘ 1
Bremen. one of the “free" cities of 1
Germany, is :1 republic5" However, that l
is by no 111121955 the most w-nnrkoblc
thing about this seaport.
holds runk similar to that of our presl
dent it has a senate of sixteen mem
mounted the release of Pitcher George} has 1rrived.An agitation fur a gym. hens (Ind a "('nom'cnt"01' house 011,21}
label to the Los Angelou Coast lea-
gue (tub. He was 111: 'th Los Angeles
list vear, but Chicago had mailed
him.
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char Jose Wood for Catcher O'Neil of
the Clévelands.
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and specter this morning because it
Win-1 so warm. A pipe dream, fellow.
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What the boxing game needs is a
vacuum cleaner.
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Eusebnll camps will be established
in the South soon. Thnt more than
the government is doing in the way
(11‘ 111cpnrodnees.
1111111111011
011 Monday owning, February 20th,
(“111 famous Wilkes Bun'c, l‘o. team,
.11 .' (car's (humplons of the Ponnsyi
1uttiu State, League. 11ml rinhttul
«1(lr.11.:(nts to the world» cllnnlpionu
Hill) will uppeur nghinsl the Norwalk
(unmet (it. the loud armory
twiilu-ollarrc 11111111 is keeplnku
11-11111'11tion this year, and I1: burning
up tin league down in the Keystone:
Slam. Curlutt one oi thc iasiust men;
(11 the league in scoring Int-1t year,
i11.1.1 mnkr his appearance with the
1 fiisitors‘.
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Unless (1 reliable center can be dis-
v-(wowd vmy shortly, it will be back
to ‘liig George" Smithffor-wanlk.
During his‘ last few games in this
telly, George did nonpross the local
management as being-Very hmneuhly
tllfipi‘ut‘d towards Work. The big tel»
iuw- deemed content" to‘louf along; lot
'1111 cuky pace and let‘the rest of the
team do all or the Work. With Joe
Aehmead 111111111711..- cupmn'a' berth”
however, l1 is believed that George
will walk hinder than he ever did
bctore. During tho last. two months
1the big Stamfordlte but: been taking}
Sellmu sealed (1 single counter, viu “‘0‘th ”'1 “1“” “"d (-l' “‘WSII'F' 5'0“ lam enforced mention from the game.
'l;e same 1'.oute Leonard hung up his
lax. basket of the game at this point.
and Holman electrified the crewd by
making a wonderful shot clear from
.1111 center of the hall. Norwalk's
use was boneless. however, and the
visitors 'tnlled through the. remaind-
cr 01‘ be time. The llnal score
‘ {#1.}. Jasper. 31: Norwnlk, 24. The
(’neup'nnd score:
Norwnlk Jasper
"molitrk ....... ..... . Sedran
' - R. 11‘.
('uldcr ..: ................. Cashman
L. F.
'lrot'herton Leonmd
C. .
1wrignn Freedman
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lio’mnn .......... ..... . ..... ‘ Fox
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“Store-Field Goals—Jasper. Len
5; Freedman. 5; Cnshmnn, 1:
1. Norwalk, Holman, 3:
rmclick 2:. Ferv'lvan. 2. Foul goals,
" 11~ 1m 10: Srdran. 7.
"nt'tv'pn
put on it wToledo Blutlc
Sod.
“You look \t'nrt'lcd. old man."
“l 11111.!‘111 (timid oil the money «‘11:
be worn out before 1 got; (1111' of It."
Pittsburgh Press.
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NEWSPAPER MEN VS. PRINTERS. 1
East Side News gatherer was trying
his skill on the ‘No'r‘wnlk alleys last?
eve: ing in‘ preparation [or the Nowell,
11'-'111(rmens"gun1e against the Print
(1's.
, A regular meeting of the Board" at
‘Directors of the Normal: Hospital As-
isoclation will be held this evening, in
the parlors of the Not-Walk Club
Peeling Onions.
Every housekeeper notes to peel on-
us, Owing to the oil they contain,
which is so irritating to the eyes. To
protect this get a panr of goggles
(such (is used by untolsts) and cover
“so nix-1- 11er (snrmw‘l-vhin hav‘g
. loss during last night‘sdracas,
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While "Ecky" Calder went.acorc~
' Smo-
lu’rk' caged two field ‘ baskets; and
inclehy crept up four points on
“l. (:kv‘s" lead\in individual scoring
Nut Holman, however, is ’tmntimz‘
(long by leaps and bounds, and will
111:1 cs. it he holds his present pace.
“The only" Harry Smith, Norwulk's
premier announcer imparted the vol?
unlllc'int'ormatioo to the crowd last
evening, that. Dan-bury will play in
No. walk next Monday evening. ‘Tlck-
ets'. were placed on sale at. the box-
office. last night, and a. largo number
were sold.
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Jns per's games with the Blue Rib-
bons and Dnnbury ought to bewhlrl
winds The" Pennzi'yhianio‘ ‘duttitetiis
about as powerful an organization its"
MBarry is in need]?
of a” classy backstop and he figures slxow next month Jack expects to
that O'Neil would fill the bill.
I had to take off my coat;
The ,
up ittli
has actually started in this town.
Ipetiiion is even now going around
:in the High school.
should consider this proposition long
2....
Jack Demsey will
Imam: Kunz with a good boy for the he
’flbhl.
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I Plans fin the boxing (show
vbeld on Feb 23 :-11(( cominL
l'ilcen.
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int Madison Square Garden shorntl)
13:11 thinko he will snap up the offer.
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' (boss is a tlnillinu estatoin spOli
except solitaire.
Béglnning: next
“(‘Iuls" Leonard,
1111‘ Dilution,"
¥'~( 11:."
1 (11'.- with the llunbtu'v
limit neck (111d sinned with Norual
1lu>ll night "'.‘( l.1i;‘~"
i>11ntu1v in 111.1: iiist 111111111
b.1111 quintet.
( v enlng
“i’ridei
Monthly
the former
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“1.5 u tentuxc ot the game lust men-
in:
(1(51111'ly and had but little difficulty
in rottini, through the Noxunlit do
111: the game today. 111111 the leader 191m.
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‘ (opium Joe Ashmcud 1'. presence
1.1.1“ sorely misscd lu::t night. Th-
111111] {1111011111 01‘ "11.1. in: ‘lllltll into
he Not‘wulk 1(11111 bv the pining of
111, onpinln war: 11111111111;
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Willi n__ncw (nun (11~ ('1111U'1', the
(cum (1f the Norvrullv: quintet it'll to
pierce Inst (‘Vt‘lllllg’, (ind the'locals
Joli (-1.9..- vit'tiim to tilt" tun-«(typhus-
,1er.~'. '
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“913'" lieouurdpthe “(nayor of
Dnnbnry'l has had :1 pinning out. with
the “bctuttuwu” management, and
noiv mics hlmkelt a tire inncc. l’cr-
lllllm “Chile” uill land with Noiuwnlk.
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N:.1 Holman securcd his usual
'number 1 of field baskets, and tree
throw} ldst nigi11,'besldcs playing (1
wonderful floor 11111119. N111 was easily.
the close of the locul aggregatimt.
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Capt. Jupiter Comatock,thefa111.ous1“m ouldismnce the rést of his WESTPORT HOCKEY TEAM 105
as
The Norwalk , (hummer Hockey
Club, defeated-the Wontport: Hockey
Team. oil-Nash‘s ' Pond, in, Westport,
Sunday afternoon by the score of ‘ 8
to 2. The ~1Westporters were clearly}:
and utter tht1 first i‘ew.
to carry'tbee
the Not-walk ‘dct’enso' " .
1The game was deluycd (or 11011111 tune: ' l '
half when" “"K: ng 3
Walieur fell to the ice, and 5'1 1r“
outclassed.
moments were unable
.1puck through
during tho second
(Aiuscy'
{'invnred lll‘t hem! 1‘3”!
noon tthe Norwnlk Club
Rummy offer-
will tackle
has appeared ohttheilooalafloor chlorine 'I'iowayton hockey team, on Chas-
sea SC ll.
mm s Pond, in Rowayton.
pill play "twins!
with the
A rosentatitw of 150 members.
W hen it
111.1115 united with the German empire it
' retained all its gopuhllcnn principles, as
Tho city officials ‘ilso did Hamburg
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and bullock, the oth-
In two “free ( ities" of Germany
When all the sons “0111 summing,
in all parts of llnrnpp 14111111111 up. it
5111111 limo then- \\'(-1'(1 ninety or them.
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111,111 a boxing and they formed (1 government (.(f'their
own ulthin (1nd (not-lapping: the geo
graphical gowrnlncntx to which titer
longed? 111111 new all ((nnulertlnl
mutt-1'11 and won- l:11(.\'.‘11 ilH the 111111.41-
l‘llli‘ league, (11' the lluusn towns. -Th:
to he limit I (ll‘ tlw lunatic “(Ix nt Lllht'i'k
alon:."“'-1 111.1 :issomldit-s \llllt It (not Then
hut ruilhic' 1t puncr in (110”? I1(1.-til('
and to don] drastically
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lBhrr,» of the Red 8011 may trade Pit-toureiul debate.
11:11. [I111 1m 11 m th:'(t 1I'(5_\(-(l upon the:
hipjfin . (: 'lt 1(-l(.::1:(-'.111(111111111'3.
Th: 1 L11 1'1' point 11:4: 01111.11 11:18 held
in lull”. lilt'i‘ 1' hit it ll: unlnlrl.r llrcnicu
:(Iul Lulu i; funnel] 11 new ll'iuscutli
1111i'111, l \(liungc.
-Simply Terrifying.
.\l| “ill Indy \1 :11: in tho sumo ruiltl'n)“
'111' its :1 l'urty ((l' will-rs. V
"i 0:: 11d 1‘: :'11f1'.l tn-uhlc this Inorn
11:11" suitl 1:11:15"; it the til i l fell
111“ 111-13 “H“ NOIWW .1-11114 11.1.. 111.1 1111.111.» (.r .1 1.1.1 111.011,.
billkt‘ off diplomatic 1cla-' hush llllil itt tin1 M‘ (and l 11:11:. stuck U1
management 1:11 the:
kl hounds in! o the f:11111\u1(|:|1t~tl1(5 1111.1
:(11 (1t :1 tract l pit but! out n'
U" (ought hr tho wire (it the fourth
'-tu(l;t lust in n (1111111 l1 rlc (it the fifth
:‘numl (cyst-it lurh-d in mud lli (h
l sixth. l was lying: in :1 lump of i“(|ll;ll1
quintet (lint (llrtt' llil\h :It the last
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cizzhth :uul linixh 1! 1: 11 :‘.t th(1 l ((110111 (1
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“4.1:; {(1.15 1E1cf'ui1hl
11111;. 1.1311015 handled 1m. balli old Indy 1...... her corner in the (:11.
"and they told me that unit “(114' 1111
-1l(l 111111 ('11 141111111! I'll urn-r let my lid-
11h: phu (11' 11in."le xtlinuue.
Out of Abundont Caution.
'l‘lnu'c is :1 111'.u1(-1'l;. owner in Penn-
sylvnnln who has cuticurorml to int-11l-
('uto In hi1: ttruuuts the principle of ur-
bilrutlou with rct‘ort'tu-c to their (ll-:-
1111111..- ol‘l’erinu himself ((g’urhltcr.
(in tho (litahitllt (1f the butt dispute of S g Vc 1501- . . _ , , _ 79
this hunt the owner before undcriukiu;
:“1 solution“ put to one tenant the usual
(111 11-(ilou:
“Still“
in (to 11 ill vou 1111. do 111 my decision?"
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mild:
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Stephen Dokus ..71 7:3, '1‘
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William ii‘ I consent to mid ,
”W ell, sir, 1'.) like to know what the ,
decision l1; rust "-("11110 and Comment.
Going All the Way.
"llmv' a forming?“
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turn: I picked up?"
“That pmmptml my question."
"1 'Ntllll ‘qnnrry, rights to one crowd
and rented the surface as golf'itnks.
Now. if I can lcnsc the-air to some
wireless company I‘ll have about ev-
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Team lit), 6 ........ ..1 0 "11000 '
Team No. 1 .......... .1 l ' “.500
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Team No. 4,captdl1ned by 0M9
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,bowhng nlleys - last night,‘ “Winning
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namcnt will be resumed 11.15.31»...
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Cnptsin McLean and J. W Milton»
(at 111p Hoyt team were tied for‘ lilzh
honm 1. last nlvht with a total of“ 958
(ilintlcs E. Hoyt was third man with I‘
score of 252. Stephen Dokus' wast‘he .
mun who scored the high employ-96,
‘dr. Hoyt. was third with 93.
The games were ln'd fouzht from
start to finish. “Doc " Baker of Thom
No.1 had an off night and the team
hit his sttride until the last string
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