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new roux. ‘ . l9.—-'l‘he Base.
ball Plavers' Fraternity today obtain-
ed a supreme «am order here requir-
ing Harry ll. Frazee. president of the
Boston Ame-lean league club, to show
cause, tomorrow why he should not
be punished for contempt of court for
his alleged failure to pay Kurt W: Ha-
germfih, a pit gr. 82,326 which the
player claims "due him. The Bos-
ton club let Hagerman out in 19l2 and
the fraternity contends this was done NEW 1“va Feb- 19.4”“
in ‘1 patlon'fljfis contract. Briggs of Harvard insists that the
Tb“ fraternity obtained a judgment Yalediarvard-Prlnceton atheitic agree-
Agreement Really Cotttinua-l
Won Over to Yale’s Radi-‘
cal Athletic Order
._‘_.___
and claims that the sum '53 never ence here Friday, was rather a con-
paid.
.._-__ ____._____ 'resumption of atheltlc schedules in
mRMER YALE RAB“ imodlficd form. than a revival of for-
does not expect will return. He.
says that Harvard has been won over
. ilast fall, which forbids membership on
. , 'atheltic teams to undergraduat
Wallace film
plays Bravery Against‘mmlnt "0'?”-
in,the first extended statement of
ltinuation of informal atheltics, with s.
Inter lnterwllealnte. sports. The latter
'fillNS
, , . .. I
Winter, Jr., DIS- do not belong to the Reserve Officers'
German Fliers
CillCAGO, Feb. ill—Wallace c.
“'lnte'r,1r..a Yale back, who ‘dttlt
schooi'and the football eleven to go
to l-Vahco as an aviator. has been dec-
orated with rite War Cross for brnv-l
erv in a combat against German fliers
in January, according to word receiv-
ed here todav by W. C. Winter. his is.
thor. Sincr being decorated Mr, Win-
ter has been transferred to the Albert;
candorces, The senior Winter was a
tackle on the Yale tenth of 1390, '91
und"92.
said today
News":-
in the "Yale Dally
our procedure with rnard to athletics
that the biz games were omitted.
they will be held on as inerpcnslvc a.
basis an poxsibie. They will not
:schcdulcd for his caln days and will
ill’l’l’liANlllllllill.
satisfy-lugs healthful lovelrxof sport
.lt‘. '
"The military organization's hot the
separate colleges and universities are
Yankees Unable Yet to Cash mansion Mm basis” pynrefdstabllsh-
In on 311000 TWiflC‘l‘ in: formal athletics} i think that we
l._,fi_._,_p _. can relieve the unnatural strain on the
NEW YORK, Feb. - 19.4mm, New .PWJBM. generallytoh'ciup the collo‘g‘e
"ork America-.Lm-efmfime whit. lush" authenticate“?
today announced thetaflfl'elof‘flteh- tp-lgecp the at‘neticlntcrcs s fimfi i‘n~
ers Dan Tlppie BDGCllfl’ord"liarkla to tongrlng with the military; duties or
n the St. pa." club of the American A5. tract-cats and we must further see to
- soclation. Tippld'wag boutihtidzfrom lifthat the. public. does. not misinter-
“m lndlannnoiis club of ‘the mhflcad‘lpnt our'laction .and continues to
Association for $11,060 in 1916', but “Tam“ the gamma M'tiieb‘g ct’ents of
vacant last year to the Baltimore the college year. ‘ i
club, of the international League, Mar- “The “9“‘3l’alll'l'5 ha"? derided ”1",
his 'was am: to the international ,term ‘informal' entirelv too much. lmvu
Letting-float Toronto ‘0' wind name "log quite missed its significance. B3"
season of 1916 and did not report to
theNewYork club in 1917. mwnoumanv wav mean [.0 feature nih-
letlc contests, nor do we pmpos'e to
make athletics any less informal as
regards their relation to military work.
They wliifbemorc formal merely in
'the matter of the resumption‘of modlg.
fled schedules with our old competi'
' . snacfsconasvar
iN- BOWLING conrasr
cmcmNarr, Feb. 19.'—Stnail scores
were the rule at the eighteenth annual
tournament of the American BoWling
Congress here yesterday. Harris and
Walker, both local men. went into
first place in the doubles.
in the singles R; Michaelson, with
6:28, retained his lead.
Show good results both in the mliitnrv
and athletic interests. l
“The decision whether men not in
'.the. military organizations of their
universities shall or shall not be able
.to plav on the athletic teams ’of the
icomimz season was left entirely to the,
;authorities_at each college, but I see
:no reason why the able-bOdied man
iwhom we pick to repres?nt us in vig-
, orous outdoor life should not be in the
insisting military units. In diet. 1
think it is unfair to Yale to allow.
Sentinel Want Advs. are Winners.
..
Mittens
- 1'0wa WKNCROSS, in fail as no its.
idtiliiil thi- Sid {1.1.3.3 .3522”... .33.:
,bcr oi the Freshman hockey team to
iplnv against Yale in Saturdav's came,
Taitb No Chancel! Move Poisons From 'nor will we allow such men to Dlai’
' Liver and Boweis at Once 'on future Harvard teams."
. Mothers'can rest easy after nlvinz’ '
'“Cailfornla Syrup of Figs," because in3
a few hours all the clogged-up wasth
Ehcr opponents to use men not in the '
lllilllllliillllil u assume
What little has tag-e mime '
. week of getting ”WT” the ‘ ~
w of Inform“ —'Eastern [league was . shattered 'last . 7 '
th mpfion of MM_!night when oihcisi announcement
i - ,reacbed this city that that club would
flea ”ms—HIM"! stick to Class M'ball, and intended
:jolnlng forces with the other interns
itional League teams in the organiza-
ltion of a new big minor cimilt. When
President ‘Barrow submitted his res-
lrnatlon’as head of'the international
last November for the amount ,1de meat, which was made at the confer- league rumors were current that '1
Providence would surely come over
There with
some reason for the circulation of5
with the O‘Neil forces.
these reports.
The Providence (lllb, disgusted h)"
the showing of last season. when
lost a tremendous amount
the nine, threatened
sale.
Little Rhody capital.
circuit altogether.
week. it ‘ will
it"? fofipuhilciy “£73;me gfi‘bpfofi,‘ all of the present international leasuc
games brim: arranged with n ‘10“, ,0 clubs with one and possibly two~ll
teams. This new plan is favored. by
.n . l ' rather than for purely spectacular or ”‘0 PN‘N’N bark?" 0‘ ”‘9 Providence. _ ‘ ‘ . ‘ . . '
' [I w . I . AUL financial ends. :club and because of it the idea of not " ’ . t,. :. ... . _ ._
‘ ' ~ . tint: into the Eastern icarno- hm been ‘4“: V - . l I . . ~ , 1’1“?”
”—— ' I,
cast to one side.
Jersey City. on
still in the field for a berth
O'Neil circuit.
t There seems to be some opposition to,
sendih’c clubs llt'territorvmut .of. New
l-Inclnnd nnd' elvcrvthinc' possible will
be. done at the meeting in Springfield
Friday to keep the clubs restricted:
within the loundaries of New Buzz-
land.
JOE LYNCH WILL
BOX K. O. EGGERS
PROVIDENCE. R. 1., Feb. ill—wine
re-establishing formal athletics we do Lvnch. the lad who stopped Kid “’5!-
liams recenzlv, has been matched to
box K. 0. Egaers here the first week
of .‘lmz-h in a fifteen round bout. '
who represents
National S, C. of this citv, stated last
night that the" winner of the ~Lvncll-
Encers bout would lic matched to hm
tors. The‘change, i am sure, will Billy Dc Foc‘of St. Paul at the No.-
.lack iiullzcr.
tlonul S. C.
_ ,______...._ ..
ANSONIA WALLOPS RIBBONS
‘in one ot'the fastest and most ex
citing «basketball games ever exhibit-
ed to the fans of Bridzeport the An
team defeated the
souls basketball
Blue Ribbons by the score of 27 to
‘nt Colonial hall last
was a punch in every play and the
spectators were thrilled to the ex-
night.
i from.
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SMITH WALLOPS WAGNER
WILESBARRE. Pa., Feb. l9.——-Gurl‘
easily
defeated “Kid" Washer in ten rounds
Smith floored Wagner for
the count in the second round. After
that it was alone with Smith in the
boat Smith, of New York,
last night.
comedian role.
of money.
to Yaw“ radical atheltic order iSsued despite the fact that it had a splendid
team and a local man at the helm at
to disol'ganizt‘
and offered to put its franchise on
Then war broke out in the
ternational League and the Moguls in ‘
‘lllarvard's position' 'which has been Providence announced publicly that
made “me war changed university they were through. but would retain
atnbeltic conditions, the Harvard dean their holdings on the ball park in the
They also on-
couraged the purchase of the team for
“There was general “1.”um tn the purpose of planting an Eastern,
our conference as to the wisdom of League flanclilse in Providence.
'Howcver. things have changed. The
last fall, for we are all glad that, the sun oncelaxaln shines in Class All}
football interests were put aside and quarters “d with Barrow 0‘" 0f the;
if way those who forced him out are
formal college sports are‘ resumed, now determined upon starting a new,
i This. circuit Will
be exclusively" outlined in the papers hm 1“,“
include practicall-r It.“ ., . ..
the other hand. i.~ ~l-'
but chances are
,“thnt a franchise will be planted there.
ill" , .
There
«~—
To
iillllulsmilltrl
1 Minimum
mnruuuus
, SystemContemplaterEstat-
; lishment of Permanet:
Credit‘F‘ot" Tillers of th
' Sod
Plans for the making of short-time
.loans to the farmers in Fairfleid
‘county are about to be adopted by
Bridgeport bankers, according to a
statement made today at one of the
banks. The plan is one worked out
by the Connecticut Agiicultural Col-
lege Extension society, and is similar
to that endorsed by the Pam/aid
County association about a year ago.
3 Under the. plan of the ,Fairflgcld
county association-many farmers in
the county were able to negotiate
loans with the banks last year with
little dilicnlty. The 'plan now being
considered by the bankers is different
only in that it suggests permanent
' ‘ banking connections with farmers an
the performance of certain things
which would establish the credit of
the farmer on a firm basis so that if
he at any time requires cash could
secure it meuiy by going to his own
banker.
A retailed statement of the assets
and liabilities of the farmer is the
2' hi. requirement under the plan. ii
is sta’ttd by the agricultural soc.ety
that‘thls is‘ sngssstcd aa-mueh for
the information of the farmer himself
as for the bank to whom he applies
for the loan. Thc second requirement
‘: f’ iiit‘ plan lolliill the farmer shall
' make a statement of activities on tile
{aim and of the tlfings he plans doing
during the next season. ,
‘ The plan forbids his, endorsing
notes of others, becauéle. it is claim-
ed. in such matters be is slinply dis-
sipating his own credit and jeopard-
izing his own opportunities of smur-
in: l’i‘CflfiniilUD .rom ilildllfji'il f".'l
tutions. .
‘ The last feature is the lmpOrtance
of meeting obligations as they fail
dllt' and not being forced to ask CL.‘
2 l, _ 3tfl'n ‘ This Brooklyn Cf?
ll
lll- ‘
‘2 Hr"4 ill-lit: CH
345.. .
iv. ~'. " mm .o‘l L? of (-‘v .
'. rr-lllcp‘ tindt’trs. ii’t‘.‘ l‘atilh'.
.. .,. c' 'm- lmv- ray :hlt alumni-ten
ind"CiOl‘ ltoth.
mi... . .
nillmlllmz
.ifoih :zuclxl" ink. ~ his article from c
f‘“ . ,. .‘ ..
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‘. ALIS“! ‘TREX'S LYNCH
1.6.3 w l, ‘, x.~ \‘,v
,0! “int was to lune Low :1 1‘ round $200 to bind the ni'ticlo-s of agreemvm,
l‘.i"l"-' v col lltl'-\"l for the count
of scvrn E". the first miuutv of fight-
inunmi v-e'u‘r land a chance to recover
a: the chum-in. kcpt close upon him,
and repeatedly rent him um. I
. mm... c. -_. .
Ti‘c flicnhmok Gtrls' (‘luh basket.-
ball tcavn wl" mectIVSt. John's Glrls'
Friendly Sociotggfitve. in the Glen-
hrmk Junior hencuc 'Club House,
Glenbt‘ook. Tuesday evening. Feb. 19.
There will also be a game between
the Boys' Club and the Norwalk Home
Guards. Danclnc will
names: —Stamford Advocate.
\‘.'.\Slll.\'(i'l‘0.\'. Feb. ill—Eight
the i ' men have been injured ln‘an explosion
Chic Brown M ... .2ng lxurliz bent of, a cartridge case during target pruc
“ i L ‘fk -rount COiil‘A‘ tice on the cruiser Montana. A brief
at ”9 Arum” “m“ an R” ““W" “I“?! report to the Navy Department today
”km the state. hm"? “Dressed a c:- lcarzlrd no detail; of the evident and“
hour Ever since
Sew-rat clubs made Life-rs for thigl'un' 'l'wo Men Killed. val ind
m““"""“' “u"“wm'lhtm up. "6 dc? HAMMOND, lnd..' Feb." inf—fies"
Wind?“ it illoi'antee of $1.500 with a? men‘were killed, one is miminz. and
privilege of 39 Deg- “m of ”,9 gametwenty were iniured by an explosion
receipts. This was too much and ”glam night. which wrecked the Repub-
looked a“ H the match WWW 110' 50' East Chicago, four 'miles from here.
-1nade. ilut Saturday Kunz’dccldcd toi The blast occurred in the tubular boll-
.r ~ ' ri n he structural iron
follow the Eggpfge'giflmr (“if '1'" Am“ A' C £317“! bane es, 1
.Li was qmckly made. 1 Four Men injured.
The scmlntlnai and preliminary PATERSON. N. .l..
limits will be arranged so that 1119‘ employee ere burned in an explosion:
r s .' - 5 today at the dui’ont 7Pov'rder Company"
:30: :latchbcer; completed. it is quite; plant at Wayne, N. .l.., Two buildings:
a 9 l 3‘ 0° Currie. ”‘9 famous‘ were desroycd and a third '.:as d" .l 1
little local featherweight, will appear age. Friction on a grinding floor m“
.on' the card against some good oppon-‘l considered responsible. 1
out Johnny Martin is also‘mentldn'éd' pmpEfieg's? Igb'fbgi’gb’lfikfifi bomb}
3! 0110 0’ the boys Who may 3W“?- lwns exploded in the rotunda of the“.
-————=— ii’asaaic County Courthouse, horn H .
WHEAT emcee TO as mortals day- A ""mbel 0’ WW“
~~_ {slightly hurt by falling 'glaP: and pins
wssmxcrox. Feb. lit—A favors-E “"-
hlc report on the Core Bill to increase.l
the minimum price for wheat of the;
me crop from 31‘ to $2.50 per bushelih
CONSTANT SUFFERER FINDS RE.
LIEF
l have been r. Innaluut suflcrcr from
laidncy trouble and three months and
was tire-u sick in bed for my back
cched sic. .ucn rclv i couldn't-get up,‘
writes t'. P. Reynolds.‘ 4.11! Herrick
street. Elmira. X. ‘3'; "While in‘ this
condition we rr‘nd of Foley Kidney
Pills m i coztzmenced taking them. in
a for: any; i was up out of bed." Fri-
ev Kidnev Pills strcn'zthcn klcinci's
and b‘nddr-r. Recommended for Mule
23
Van -..
EQUIVOCAL
“We had some fine punch at our
gaccountahie only to the supreme d
"l" ‘0 “‘9 "M'lll'l’ and Runs in a bout ‘ ‘1‘" "0' live ”‘9 names °t tl‘fismmul'
tic iron and Steam Company's plant at : against Elizabeth Roberts sand“:
The troubles of the Prlzz'eld'hovh‘m "" '
in the courts for several months. Judge
,Comiey was appointed a shbr't‘tiihe‘aio
to bear the evidence in the case an' "
Dec. lifr-FOUT'I-epofl to the m". .7 ‘
.llilll-iilli mull ,
undo ‘
l Pmaodnan, rev tar—Robberies
and crimes of all sorts south ' to ll-
~rease throumout Russit. at or
'be highest dignitaries of the '
..“e excepted.
"A' ‘. :" lres cf the Patriarch of
Moscow, “no. by virtue of his once, is
l
3
l
of the ‘Greek Catholic Church. " ‘
responsible solely to him for his oon‘I
' duct of both temporal and spiritual af-
fairs. hsve been stolen. These reas-
urea. valued at $15,000,000, cohsist or ‘
poldriewels and-jewel studded mttros‘
and other sacred vessels. not: _ ‘
I!“ discovered in! newsman". '
stolen gold alone weighed «10 '
Several large sums have been“
from orzvotr munmua-u and unmoun-
ies. Often these total more than-ou-
milllon oilars a day. Even the M
olllce is subject to armed attacks 1
daylight. A few days ago the ‘Dutch' _
minister was robbed of important one“ - .
patches. 1 ' '-'
Provincial news apart from that rev
garding the civil war, is disqul , ,;
in the district of Dutch the mean , i‘f
have refused to be re’stralned'_ by the!“ .7
land committees. After looting tl'w'? , A
houses of the landed proprietors the] ' 2
began a quarrel over the estates. This
resulted in hand to hand tign‘tsng,‘ vii-l
iagc uprising \iliszc. ' '
was.
he?
wutllumiu
illilJllE~S=lllWlilgcp
1
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liAWLEYVlLLE. Feb. 19.7;M'hii34ni...
its way from New Haven this "torn."
ing to clear up a. wrecked height“;
train from New ilavveu was itself
wrecked In the annuity of Nemesis" ‘
A truck under the car supporting ‘alt
huge steam derrick brok-°, retailing
that car and four othezs null tearing
up the track for a considerable dls< ,
lance. The line tron’l ifswle'yi‘illlé 't'o " .'
New Haven and Bridgeport, on‘whldt ’1 p
the accident occurred. in blockad. all! ' -
another wrecking outfit has been sum. ,
2'; l , . y , -
. .- .- i-illlliiilllllllii
i- p'rt-n'r- .. ”I. ...l .Wm . .. l 5 ' _ ‘ , :gnslons. ., ’ moned to clear the tracks. . ,
"K » . , ' §-' H ( ' ~ : According to the ngreelcpt '1“ Meanwhile a wrecking train ha y?
”Hm-"w "' ' x' " M ' 3‘" ”i “7"" , " " ' 'p'lt‘slwt'i bttwcen tl.3 A plea} lll’fll FR been sent from W'aterbuir'y to clef: . ($3
‘lt'v l"-""f’n . ff’t'c‘v t til“. rowan NEW HAVEN. Pch. 19.4-l’attllnn new and the banker's. arme'tywmmaway the track at Berkshire .ms .. 1,
Ii...l,l_)in'-'i“'l.v'\' Calif" . Kim M sums. Norwaik he. finally find it a vet‘YSimlllF' . M W, 'fhon. whic blocks the Poushkeepsir
' ,, ’ ' .. ,m... mm: “Migration." nitrite”: W m"- . -
.'_ ‘I‘gl a a. ’ -. . ,..I . ’ p ~ A . ml '.,:1 ' U war , ~—-—_f‘—- __ . .‘.
751‘ Lililr-Ffi 'v s ' "‘-‘- ”"' ”WM“ ,"am- MOW “=9 minim}: seeming to me surges- roanmo'rrfiou sum wrestler“,
. K' 9 0“ ill-l DUFF-'Y JPN-“I -‘~- ('. m the local arena ”in tions of the pllnf iN' GEOR'OM: ' ' ' N
'l‘ l'-‘l . y} 5-,, u. _'1‘,‘i ! '--.~.' ‘liazrrdh tit‘ilillg. l‘thruary 28. Ti'r . “—“"".,T‘"""‘ ’ HARTFORD, Feb. ' 19.——Robert
\tr'tw- -~':‘u Jul ital n” :‘w mall “19'”! .“fl’ l'lint‘ht‘d lflll‘ Saturday of. CRUISER'MONTANA noose. n. Gertnan‘ailan,‘ who was ar‘
il...t l;'l.:"t,?1"l: lu-l m. .iéit'u' l‘u’Yv “match, when liunz and Manavzer Sl‘l‘_ SAILORS lN’JURED‘i-ested in Torrlngton and put ln'the
.rl huh-wt ‘-'. l'.. 2;! t' v flit-v rmz‘wi vin catnv to New Haven and pos'cd ~——‘— HIrtf‘ord Jail, Dec. 7, was takenido ' ‘
New York today. to he’sent to'Fb‘l't"
Oglethorpe, 0a.. for internment. M‘
the time f his arrest he had letters
from; Me " which he never satisfic-
' 'll’l ' l
hill at... r" , ,. .
is fill“ ‘i-‘lfi‘ismo Fanatics. slur
i- “so" '.1'll.”Comicy, Jr.,' slttingio" (
a committee of the Superior Court y'ei- _‘
terday resumed hearing hi‘the undies
suit of crimes n. Frizzeil, of Norwaifir
_.._._.. -—
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waits-z:
' and Smile
arSto‘mach Trouble I ‘j
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in Tel; :i’ mono:
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attic, l. earns. c on r5 :0 mus ic was mmlo todav by the Senate Agri-a o‘tlse the other da). ~ . . k,\_zgm,_,‘ml 50c. >
wry :oznts.~3txllson-Powcll t' orpora culture Com ittee' _ I 'i know you bad. My husband came . . '
lion. . ‘ ’ ' in ' , home full of it." . my
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sour _bilo an“ fermenting food gently:
, movosout of the bowels, and you have!
“a-well, playful child arm-.1. Children:
simply will not'takc. the time from!
play to empty their bowels, and they}
become tightly packed, ll‘ver gets slurp!
slab and stomach disordered.
When cross, feverish, restless, see if:
tongue is coated, then give this deli—l
clone “fruit laxative." Children love'
it. [and it can not cause injury. sci
:' difference what ails your little one-
if full of cold, or a sore throat, dlarr-fr
hoes, stomachonche, bad breath. re-j
member, :1 gentle “inside cleansing"
should always’be the first treatment
given. Full directions for babies.
, children of all are: and grownups are
printed on each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fin syrups.
Ask your druntsl for a bottle of
, “Qpliiornla Syrup of Figs," then look
carefully and see that it Is made by.
the “California Fig Syrup Company."
5% W... make no Miler also. cm In“ 1:
. with contempt any other ti: syrup.—
M were, "’5 success"
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as «up mu. mauve
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war we «no AROUND ; FAHIUAR wrru rue
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