-. round bout here 'Mondtiy night.
3% raise Gives Ail
C. Case
q-u—unc—w
NEW 1033.1». d.-lauing under
the dub membership “ Mod in
gmp de grace yesterday when 8n-
preme Court Justice Peter A. Honda
rich dismissed the writ of listless cor
pus obtained in behalf of racket!
Drum. a boner arrested um; m
at theGrnppA. C..- West 110th
street. he one of the dub ms
,hlngsdon the testhnenyefogatumt
if an admission fee had been charged
hewasnnawaresfttandeouldnotbs
snubbed tor the sleness of others
Justice Hendrick brushed aside this
contention in these words:
“When a man participates in a spar-
rtngrnstehltsesmstosaequlterea
unable to presume that he must know
whether 0' not he is giving the exhi-
hltlon gratis or whether he receive
compensation. if the letter it is all!
a step to the presumption that he must
know the sources from which the men-
1')! is sneetved. if there is no admis-
sion fee no olence is committed. 1f
thereisatceit lssonesl'lyapsrtoi'
. the exhibition as to render the partici-
pants untenable to the .penaity pre-
scribed.
M “l on of the opinion that it is com-
petent‘tor the Legislature. in the exer-
line of police power, to prohibit any
not tending to a breach of the peace.
Sparring in itself is not inherently
nmng. The Leg-Isidro has not urr
dertaken to declare it so Nor is spar-
rinz given as an exhibition for money
niniurn in so. But, in the Judgment
oi the Mgislature. it tends to comp!
the public morals and for that reason
it is prohibited. The not is prohibit;
ed because the Legislature believes
public and private lifer is healthle
uithout it. The act is punishable and
not the intent it is immaterial there
fore, whether or not pariolpants me it in niprstty well established“- in ct:
ignorant of the conditions under which
e\hlhltlons are given.
"it is the province of the Legisla-
ture to determine, in the interest of
the public. what shall be permitted or.
forbidden.”
JESS BARNES MON!
New :Pichor Obtained From Boston Ac.
. septa Glow Tennis ~ s
Jens Barnes. the right handed twirl-
er, fdr‘merly a Brave; became u regtri
lar member of the Ciant clan yester-
day v'rhen his contract was received bring the my "a“ any. 'l" d
by Secretary Foster. in addition to part frfym the "writcbtnrz waiting"
icy. Both Collins and Miirphv realize ”5
his signed and sealed contract. Barnes
wrote a letter stating that everythan
was satisfacory between him and the’ up” and what
club:
Barnes joined the McGraw aggre-
Lgatioh through the deal that shafted
Hersog to the Braves lie and Larry
Doyle were exchanged for the D918?
in! second sucker. The addition of
» -Barnes to the New York roster is ex-
pected to be very helpful as that team
is rather shy as far as righthanded
beavers are concerned.
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KLEPFER IN NEXT DRAFT ‘
Cleveland Pitcher to Leave For Camp
' February 13
WARREN, Pa.. Feb. G.--The name
of Eddie Kiepl’er, pitcher of the Cleve-
land American Leaiwe baseball team
was among those given out by a draft
heard here yesterday for departure
nith the next contingent of selected
men on February 13, for Camp Lee.
jected the request of H. R Weaver,
. Chicago National pitcher, for deferred
exemption. ,. I arontract to manage the N I
club again next season. For
'wecks Murphy had hem undecid
° “9"?” h” "“1“ "m“ “3 1‘2”” where he died Sept. 24. 1909.
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I.- —-—-~{
. -TOM sinuous WHIPS CHIP
ntrrsauaen. Feb 6—Tom on»,
bond. of at. Paul, outpointed George;-
' Chill. of Newcastle, in a tame ten-
'~ in» All iiiiiiis
illiifll flail coin
-'Pspo's Cold Compound" Ends a Cold,
gilt- Brine ln'd ,Fu‘vv Hours
Your cold will break .and all grippe
misery end after taking a dose of '9
“Pape’s cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses are taken. '
it promptly 0m cloned no nos
_ ‘trlls and air passages in the head.
' JIM nasty distiller-ls ornose run~
mug, relieves sleh assure. new '
'fererlshness. sore throat.
soreness and sud-ssh.
vesneDefisloninGrnppA.
MASS MARINE
Hill I9IS SEAN
ControctsSoontoGoOuttol
HI)!!! Available to the.l
Bullies—WM
lcmLsshs Dim—mi
womanhoo-
couragedWlthOutlook
.means that there may be some inter-
. temational and New York slits
Vina ”up, and the possibility
'ot‘erfton‘ie of thh territor’y.‘
.than the: were last season.
Don't stay militia! Quit hlevtlus
New lisvam morn dub does not poi
pose to “sit tight” and await the next?
'meeting of the Danton Leanne before
making preliminary plans for the 1918
season. instead Collins will teams
to Norwich nsnt Sunday and confer
with “danger Danny Murphy. Murphy
has given practically all of his time
during the winter to his cafe business,
while Collins has been filling the role
of a government inspector at the Mar
its plant in New Haven. Little or no
correspondence has passed between
the two during the odoenssn, which
eating developments at the coming
conference.
latest reports from the baseball rl-
alto indicate that the hetero Vlll
moire god its decision toatsrt the nor
son, regardless of whether the inter
those leagues. if one or both sue
pend. then the Eastern may seek a
couple of cities in the vacated terri-
tory.1f they continue. then the East-
ern will be made up from other avails.
The Weak Sisters #1
that New Haven, Bridgeport, New
London, Hartford. Springfield and
Worcester will he in the league. but,
inwrence and Portland are the weak
sisters. in all the talk over prospects
of starting. the likelihood of to in-
the intimation that Lawrence and;
Portland would Whoops! and M-
t
ties in the league centralised
Regardless of what the fist
the lull mentng of the word prepare
jump on the other fellow.
win he in the malls within three-Ii“ Boston
Weeks. while it will not be lonlt
Mnnsuer Murphy will he negot
for-Apneriluous big league talent
We New Haven Club has lost sever-
The loss of these stars , who played
will be without them next
Fannv Murphy on Solar
HAN’ ANDPETE
President James T. Collins of the g
Beonuso a... or. bellows that soldlsrs should lmsu how to Ight tithes—are est-steam fleet-mus.-
he has employed Jed Smith, who once claimed th‘ middleweight Whipoftheworldmod many other
well known borers to show soldiers how to use their lets This picture the" gum is n. {on at “e La ' ‘ '
left, facing a large number of men and teaching them new to put up their hurls m was Detroit 60 to it AW
wane—13W by defeating Gare-be Mill. D,
ball or detote all of his time to his IRU‘MLIYV WA. A '“Yun'
national New York State [segue sur—' cafe business ’4 5'"me llamhy sn-' '
vive But the makeup of the Enuem‘nounced that his cafe interests would
”"3““ May dew“ an a» actions 0’ ‘be handled by M. brother «“7an the:
the Eastern League campaign
liolgest heavyweight battl'. on the rec- ..m my lost a white assets: h-
o, MILY RING erd books, with th e single exception won tire and lost on
_ of the Jake lKllrainJenr Smith slat.
Those who stream the boring at Isle st. rime in 1337 which went' A decree entered or ladle GINA”
to lot rounds—two hours and 81 min-"Greene in Putnam MY ’" Rt
also of actual fighting.
game on conducted today as “metal”
should hark back to the early dayao!
Fearusnwsionr CHAMPION We fins tor sun-obs; or M
brutality. on Count, the 25th man
hie cm“ i A purllist is not necessarily a brain- to hold the heavyweight Wm.
less low-brow. as all who knew his ship of England. we. um tile in- .-
.omii Weir, first restrict-weight costs encounter that would intro the fights '
ipion of the world under the Qttl'flli' Iol today look llhe a My school
-bel'l'y code, will be willing to assert. strawbm'y festival. It. Abanan
iAll lover: of the game should cola-1.“ was be c. “a
'hrate Weir's birthday. yesterday. He today thoi’dsfé’mtle flsguyfzzh‘lzé
lwsa born at Belfast.1reland.ll‘eh. 5. "WM
“1867 His what was I horaebreedrl' hen Caunt. after 35 rounds of punching
ir- snd a scholar of note as well and 0" slashingdm‘ trams and
taking! ucated lira for. the pile'tmmd A" wrestling exhibition which. as the
comel'hw‘h he aide-topped this pmgnm.’ ”or... “mum,“ that time said.
he was well educated and never lost "be‘mi‘ “Wm" Count received
'hls, interest in books and medial Hi!
mlovir for horses which he had inherit-
at first ihelined
lKE WEIR FIIIT
» fdlvonee from lasts ti. loam, son at
cauanians oasis-rap
Wanderers Olvs Holden of Ross Tro-
phy a Few Pointers
The members of the Sons of lreland
g‘lwchey team of Canada, holders of the
Art Ross championship cup went down
to defeat at the hands of the Wander
on at the St. Nicholas Rink. New
York llonday night. 4-0. The home
contingent caged the puck three times
in the first period endorses in the see
aid. Fred min cleverly blocked at!
of the well directed shots that the Cu-
nadians ’whissed at the Wanderers’
WWW! of Nick Want by
the belt whichI was emblematic of the
championship Ill! wfltck W. quite a
‘fla’tiltv unsir. oosttnsithe "We
'm’ my him to become a 1 key. but his “0- thereto several hundred pounds. The
e out '4 en "suggest; timing; Nick Wand tiers-res by Ben Caunt
,3 '3 ' was a brother of the great .lem Wart De Poe of St. Paul scored his second m
fists. After several bouts with who had held the title from 1335 to consecutive victory at the National mm! mm testified long
.1. Earth-h and Mali Wuflmiliv he use Count kept the out until ms. Athletic club of hisrlerllle in a wees
America. winiiln's his ""1 when Bendigo, in a comeback taint. last night when he walloped Phinney Mt.
“"0 SM" defeated Caunt after so rounds at tor ‘nm. of loweli. Mass. in .n exciting n, m m w, mm
rlble skulls and at the finish of: battle of 1 rounds. The battle was it Such, testimony “ MM ev-
ztnrlous one throughout and full ofvac. idenoe conclusive.
med from . , . j DOU'LV PROVEN ,’
ultra: waters’sotve
raovrnnscn. a. L. M. s.—aiiiy
”or. dedlded I'll
ll, means *0 get that came. to V
Contracts battle on this side with' W
Later he proved his sli-
hetero verlorltr om Willie Clark, and in
istlns 1887 fought on eighty-round draw
Later in the some
lyear he won the American feather
weight championship at hilanespplls
ai star plnvcrs in Woodward, Newer.” by defeating Tommy
Weaver, Walker, Torphy and Define. mo oath ht" he. handled it‘ll To’rn'niy
it on its.
such an important part in the winning :2:°;:: 33:3 13%. Ira :1”: .
of the championship last year will ’ .. n “"8”.
.prove a his: handicap. Mrl'rph'y. how-"‘3 higher ”3 putting 1") H
ever, is not worrylns and believes he
can fill the gap in the some manner.
he did a year ago. His argument is
en handv
“2.. . ..
team. The outfield, rated as the best
in the league, will return intact. while
the biggest problem will be the recon-
struction of a pitching stall. Murphy’s
, stronz fort has always W
‘ iratnla hale corps of pitchers and there is no
The Warren countv heard today re irenson to believe that New
which both men wwre helpless with
exhaustion. '1'sis. incidentally, was them
with Jack Harlin.
done to sleep at Duluth, .
March. 1889. \V eir met Franit .‘lurilhy.
an Englishman. in an obscure Indiana,
v.lliage The fight one for the feather-1
went to eighty rounds, when the share
ill arrived and put a stop to the for
The referee refused to make
a decision. but the general opinion of
the sports present was that. Weir had .
the best of the argument.
Weir rnet defeat at the hands of “Ann
,tralian Billy" Murphy at San Frauds"
'co. Although he took part in seventll
other battles, Weir was net/er thel
I same man again,
Spider" as he was called in his later;
years, retired to his home near Boston l
tlvitles.
.latei Mrs. Seymour said:
ply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Dean's Kidney Pills-the same that} members of the College of the City at”
“Mrs. Seymour had. Foster-Miiburn ’
00., hltgrs., Buffalo, N. Y..—Adv
'1‘“! m" YOU?
lARMY maroon
, . is erase UPON
' MACON. 6a.. Feb. 6.—Ap army hal—
loop from the training school near
he”, was fired upon todaydurisg I
Hi near Man, On. ltdjsefli‘sg
. BUFFALO. N. Y.. rah. d.—Jack
MD!” was a step nearer a chance
at Champion Jess Willard today. The
big westerner stopped Carl Norris
:here in six rmrnds. Dempsey hammer
;ed Morris almost at will and lorrie's
.semnda threw the towel into the ring
:m are hint further punishment.
i canndrax now sscoun
! CHICAGO. Feb. s.~natisrt Canne-
ifsr. 8t; Innis, went into second place
in the Ambulance fund billiard tour
inatnerit yesterday by defeating John
iKlochhefer, hicsso. retained his lead
troll. ”to“. iKeeltheferhaswon s
«so—.4
eaner Davidson Beats of New York. a
Norman ii. ileum. a steel manufactur-
er. with nlntony of $210,000. 2b ens-r
being uncontested. Ira. Ruml'mnsi
given the right to resume berm”
name. Healer H. Davidttbnvzs'mh'e
couple were married in limJUMin-i
both! at thIt urns oni'M’M'dand
the m lei-WWW
coeds-s of'thdiilvesdblvw= was
that ‘flaam'siw‘ ans so do»
sert his bride after five days. The de
cine was gtverur‘theigrounds of do
sortioI. (“All al' \
tooth Wk Readers Can No Lon-
per Doubt the Evidence
it forms mvtnehg proof of merit.
f Mrs. it. J. Seymour 5a Winfield St.
flaw/at Norwalh. says: “There was a
rconstont. dull ache in the snail ofrny
bnclt and sides. amputated by note i
doingnny work about the house, sharp
iiwhw darted through me. Kidney
weshussaisobotheredrneandplalnq
”if Wimededalldney medicinal
flaring my attention called to Dean's'
'meut given April 2; 1906). i
rim is A Test 1’
On June 22. 1916 or over ten years desireto escape from the named!
"tidy kid— 859 of $1.500 was caused to the
no” have given me very little trouble Whit?! comprised three tenements.
i since I gave my tamer recommends: .
. lion. When ldo notice any. 6! the for-
, .mer symptoms; 1 use Dean's Kidney
i Pills and get’good results."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simv
ITlE W DO THE CHAS!NG THIS Tll‘lE
Vl‘swAN in 16“ He waive
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FINAL Tamara
* 'ro SULLIVA
WON. Feb. 6.-"tnal tribute toe,
dust champion was paid today. '1',
the Mollthme'flhfl",
led in Calvary t‘emet‘ery. _!s the]
crowds tint lined the mm,.
"acts as the casket was Mo 1mm
' «m at “Iran’s slut-elm suv
J‘It. Paul's Church. where the ”I!
mass was celebrated, were m
Wren bidding m b list h
For them the (also i H I‘.
ring days were legends They I...
hered him best as thdr mg Wfi
whose watch word w'as swaps. as
who regaled them with
kings and presidents he had met.
MARKITO POI ON. T coast
United states W st Aerie-Ii
tuna m Convoy It Com m
D. 6.. M. 1—1“
elem. of my Wales mder the
food control on has met “rend the
market for soft corn. accords: to
utatemsnttramthebnrrznnl‘mlr
United ltotes Donn-cut o: duets!!-
ture. which has made a survey d
manta new in m
andudat-cdstrnuitn at thirty tort-tr
The survey shows 154 gran My“
operation .and 17 under construction.
aside from the few Ilium hill!»
running. ‘The combined canny off
the grain driers b about rm,
hurheis of corn every it hours: I”
department states that this MW
probably does not indndd ui‘. plants,
that is inclusive enough to play r .
dense was submitted. the ”hummus that there would he no I'll“
list stilt corn.
out Much deft Corn This m
D: An new amount ofsot't com the
rum!“ in 1917, because of
trusts and cool wet mum in I.
tel-Durant October. ll can he I!!!
"abomination. nysthedenctv
mant.ormmanymartenreunbadfisdf
hrtheprodncer at acost '01 M
dusts-n to two and one-hut! cents n
hushed and sold in utter manila“?
Owing to present transportation “It
cultlws. it is recommended thlt ism
era and country shipprs" delay .
this. The greatest return for
corn is said to be received when it
Told of quick mm...” “mm“ fed to stock on the farm
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CRAMHO "SHIP BIN-Mm
. «ourcaoo, res c—amee u. an,
of Cuba, champion. and nmm_.
helbr «cameo. ill begin play ‘
nIsht tor the world's commas”
threeonsnion billiards. my .
thigh (as; three nights
NEW BRITAIN Feb. 1%
fthaey Pills, x M some at Plutstcd'sa bies that had been left {ma
drug store sd it did not take them 'strlcken mother in a burning hound
.'°"“ to correct the trouble " (sum: were carried to safety yesssrip, I
'ilremen The mother ran from tho’
uliding, forgetting the babies in- ‘
HAL! SAVES FUEL
NKW HAVEN. Feb. 6.—ll¢rddl_'
save the! Yale tonight cancelled
basketball game with the W
team. The swimming meet with
New York will be held as soil
on Friday.
armature!)
DOD Yap SAV "rugs
MAS A 'C_HA__s_§_a" or.
A SUBHABiosc
Norwalk Chronicler