thrombi i 7
- amount; i
In the 35th week of tile Stirrs tggj
laying contort the Greg-ins from 1319.3.
‘ . Agricultural College at {Torvalila ONE-(“Nu
You the honor:- for the week with a.
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remarkable yield of 63 eggs. Tom.
eggs and I1} A. Ballard's pcn of Let; .
‘ horns from New Paltz, N. Y. I
high honors for the weekly production, Rival’s
' fare of Game”
fl but they have also jumped into first:
place, thus taking the. lead from:
{f Knight's pen of Wyandoue‘s which
i-utey have held for “‘13 weeks. Their
lead. however, is only one. egg which
cannot be considered very serious at
the. present time as their are uli’l 17,
more weeks to go. The total produc-
tion for the week was 3,86Logg‘s.’
which is 130 less than for the pre-
. vious week and 50 10$ than for the
colresponding week last year. :. l abortlv
Perhaps it is obvious that from nctv‘ -
on a gradual falling off in production
may be expected. This perhaps simply
means that the poor producers in the
flocks anticipate having a new coat of
feathers. In order t‘o'kecp the egg
.productioninp to its maximum yield.
, .one should dispose of all the birds that
. are loaflng on the job. These loafers
can be‘told somewhat by the external
characteristics such as moilinn, solor
of beak, legs and vent.
Egg Production may also be tcttirded‘
by the hens being bothered with mites.
for thorn its. Season i's now 'at its
height. The. experienced poultry-man
can easily detect tllcsc' podtb‘ii‘prehent
.in large numbers. He will be aware.
of the fact by a very‘ pcculi‘arhdor.
Tile best plan of procedure at thin sea-
son of the year is to‘c'a'refuily inspect
all cracks in tilc'roo'staund also their
lit’supports and when any mitzs at all
7 are found.'gct after them with crude
tier still with curbolineutn.
a.»
Locxltvooos vs. NORWALK noes
» The Lockwoods have secured Amuse.- '
‘1'" have several new men with‘ in star ”“3““
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Baron's White Legllorlh from Cat-i ” it
forth, England. were, second with 58‘; T ~ — l, 1
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CHICAGO, July 10.~Ban Johnson of
the American League, replying to the
statement of John K. Toner that he
would'bave no further dealings with
the National Commission in any cases
.in which the Amelicun League is a
party, said last night that he feared he '
break in the relations with the Nation-
.9 :11 League as he' understood Tenor
would resign.
“The. contemplated resignation of
President 'l‘encr from the presidenfy
of the National League occasioned me
no surprise," said Johnson.
vices l» have received from
solll'Ct‘S the. course. he has taken is ab-
solutely necessary for the welfare of
baseball in view of the fact that he dc?
voted so little attention to the affairs
of the-came.
"Morally and technically Manager
Mack of the Philadelphia club can be
justified ill ”it: phsition he has taken
in the Perry caste. (iov. ATencr has on
one or two Occasions been a party to de- boxers havc‘assenlm.
cisions oi‘ tho commisalon that seemed
unfair and absurd to me, but I never
occcptcd that as an excuse for tiet-lilr
ingio serve as a membcr of that body.
“i presume the parent. body will find
no diiiiculty in ably filling the position 1‘0“”
Governor 'l‘cner has finally determined ._.__.,.
to vacate." V
' catholic and kerosene or pcrhapa bctTENER’S [TLTIRIATUM
l TO JOHNSON AND
‘ HIS ASSOCIATES
‘ mm Park 'for next Sunday, Julv ii. IJlohn K. ’I‘IoILcns letlter‘torthle Nptlon- . National 'i‘cnan Women‘s War Rollo! The Notional League is to furnish
‘and will In . _ , 7 - ' _ a A‘tiilllt‘ c u pree ten .5 o owm ‘
her 00.. 51,5213: 5:238:22: (23:1: "On the 12111 of la'st. month the Nfl‘jgeoond with 42 points and Mrs; W. ii. th‘h't‘hil‘ntn-fllllilll'f‘?“ P“:\°:;::;l;:
‘plonshlp of Norwalk. ’i'itc. 10“me tionai Commission, after careful con- Pritéhard was third with Al‘Wnlft-lk‘o i" anm'. Lmnmh rt ca lain
have secured the Connolly 'broth'cra sideration of all evidence, "lad“ (Wis- Mrs. Samuel F.- Waring hmso‘points.‘ been started M ii! .i' tarot: uubgcriil'
{and Snow chne of last ‘N'l‘eal’tlfi‘iger ion in‘ what is known as tiltit'BcuttJ’hnjtitm Edith a?“ 37. gig! wfl‘ms-‘i" "f "'0 Superbas. e “ n . 3
team and “h" volk “‘qu n ry case; mid with which you err famil-l ildld‘cp 35. 'i‘ .
. battery. will have a "PM “his“ team to tar. resulting in the attaining of that ants in the eVent. ,!
down then town bo's. - player to the Boston club ‘ of thins . , v..."- (
p 5 Th" "MW“ i John R. March. a lunllor‘
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Not only .did the Oregons take the. American League Head Says! Private William H. 'Weilman oi Before entering the nation's ser-‘i‘c‘o
‘ Action IS For “‘Vél- ; Camp \\‘uti;s\\'orth: Spat-tanburg, S. 0.. he resided at Iiuncan, 0kia., and never
iyestérdav announced the. complete iitt gave serious thought to athletic com-l
be held at petitions up to thc time he came eaSL
iof star bouts which will
Madison Square Garden next Tucmav .
night under the auspices of the War March's individual 8‘70?” llfétl‘lifal-
Department‘s Commission on Trainin: It 3'4"" ”19 Armed Guard alh’i‘iic
Camp ActiVilies. The money deriVed team the laurels of the meet. These
will be expended in purchasing atlllet— sailors act-n: "ml for six firsts iu' ::
ic equipmem for the soldiers.
Two bouts were announced last ed 52. points. The Federal Randal
night, limiting a total of Three
conteats scheduled.“ Bothy Leonard. ‘ “‘"‘ i , '
world's "vlightweisbi-tchflnwon. will be MM” 12' 8' (‘anatl was 8‘ the Aqt'e
program of Pl“ill events and rt ciatcr-
star routs sailors had a total of El tallies.
pitted again“ Johnny Dundee the lofiut‘t track ycsterda)‘ afternoon for the
cal ltaliau contender tor-his title and ““"i time'tilis 5985”” H" “mm irom
Jut'k Britten of Chicamnfifomleriy wel Cami) “5X illrt in time to see his coi-
terweitzht champion; will oppose Par. 01'5- ”I" famous 1‘9". While and blue,
kcv hicl’lll‘iand. one of the fll‘eatest carried ti victory on his old chestnut
boxers in the history of the rlnz."Tlio geldimz Gu‘hmp' .“Pd ‘0 witness _ ‘1
othcl- slur bout will be between Billy “C"‘(nmmmn of "“husmfim the like
01‘ Salt Lake Cltv.
Miskc of St. Paul and Jack Demoscy 01' “hit“! “it-‘5 “01 “WI! 56911 on a loud
‘rat‘c cnursc slut-n lilo Trial bv Jury
The boxers will give their services carrictl tllc natimml colors home in
trcc, but this does not mean that the
The un- “30-
will appear in "exhibitions".
dt‘i‘thlndlnE. when the matches were
made . was that the principles were to
try their hardest in the ring. and tho
All-cadymuny requcattl for tickets.
have been received by the promoters.
The scale of prices ranges from 81 up-
ward. and it is expectcd that the Gar
on will lii‘ titled on the night'of the
y from on the Fourth of July two years
.\"t?“(‘_ll‘l(ill 7.000 rncecoers arose cn
mnscand cheered the colors and tun
winner. As this ovation was waning
the Major in his uniforln appeared on
the lawn in front of the club house.
”inc crowd rct-ocnized him and anath-
d- or mighty roar rent the air. Thcn lilo
land l-‘ti‘llt'k up “The Red. White and
Blue" and _thc'cr0wd inctenscd its gal.“
‘\f‘..- (it Hume and hurrahs until “my
. Mrs. Albt‘t‘l Humphflél won the pro- tould ho l.cnrti in Jmnalca.
lgrcssivc round robin singles events. dl : . -» ~
irt-ctetibvlivs. Percy Wilbourn and: Null-“JV“
(influx? was runninz
Miss Elizabeth MOON. at the New Yortg' tax-17:91 (‘lltis on choice ho was the in"-
li.awn Tennis Club yesterday. ‘ . .
total of 43 Points. The“.ioum.mon‘l:prohibitive fii‘l'm‘llt‘ tit littr 3. but for
Ewall one of the series planned by lhel‘it'llgeul were made on h m.
l . .
Wm) 11 ' orilc with tho crowd. Air Man was the
Illtutociation. Miss Helen Allison was ' and equip an nmbultlncc and provide a
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terc‘ worn”. W
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lithe Armud Field.
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\bnttery from hridchorl or. Stifirildrdf “As soon as tho prosidenl ofthe Am_‘Gum-d. sprung a mutation which.” M-“
fl.M081»‘ lions 1from members at 01h,” clubs on
}thc Western swing and will completc
this work when he return}: to Eilbets
, . . ,..‘> .. - t: - vatched
“ Sevct'fil of the members of cacti. team “W“ Mag“? had knowledge of the “t ”‘0 dual track and Yield meet b ' mum” mm mm he m “
. _ . , , ’ he Fed"? with keen interest. and ut the same
. ll . v . - : finding he. advised th c . g . W99“ the Armedcufird andt . .1 . -
WI ‘ near one of "Mk: Sam 9 uniform» o ominia‘ "m M al Rendezvous. held at Brooklyn Athlt‘.~ timc urtxut jealousv. the activities a!
. " ‘ nit“- ‘ g , billiard and other a!!-
the series eafly this year. The Look condition will Perry be iltt‘ned'over to tic Field. In “to four OVENS he 1‘ the tennis. olf
shortly? so it watt necessary to start follows:
.1‘ teams havergood’records and the. fur Cleveland and asked for and recctvcd
will iii an neit'Sundny, as were an order restraining the commission
has alwaysrbeen\koenfrtvalryvbettveen from putting its decision into clfcct pu
" these trains. 'The complete lmcfip of and settina'thc date of Jilly 20 for a
_ each team will-b9 announced later. final hearing of‘the case.
‘ Game Starts 3:30, . i "Under the terms of the National
' L. . . iagreemcnt the ruling in any cant:
'i‘he‘il‘oiey'TenniS'Cltlb was treated brought before. it in which it has juris- “
'Under no circumstances or
;.. . to o coit‘ofl’chioflde of calcium yes-, diction‘ié final.
_ 'tertiayfilid'wm therefore not be used _.“The “.159 imp“! referred to is ”Oh“
{until ‘- “.t Saturday. . ' Jabiy the “first instance. where a major|
. Lam-r W" * " ' ' ‘ league club has violated its agreement‘
in baseball law by appealing the dplntngil).
clutch of the commission to'thc tivil;
gslltllllllllul
courts
_ ”In. . fAmerican League constitutes such at
Stop EditorMeat For a‘Whlle if Your breach °f “"3 Agreement “‘1 3°“
Bladder‘isflTroublinngou l faith that this league can no longer
k When‘you wake up with backache with honor continue Its representative.
and dull misery in the kidney resign on the Natidnal committsion. ‘ 'l‘beg
fl generally'inea‘ns you Have been eat- loat'e. therefore, to lidvlse you that.
" ing too lindé‘h'ineat, says a—well-lmown “New" I will give no attention 0!‘
;» authority. .. ‘Meat forms ‘11th acid consideration to any crimes mbmit‘ted
g yhich overworks the kidneys in their to which the American Lcag't'te is u
”effort to filter it from the blood and party. We cannot continue to main-i
they become sort of paralyzed and log- taln' our honor 51nd self respect'by deal-
. 3y. Whenryour kidneys get‘ sluggish ing with these who considcr‘c‘ur agree-
“ and cldg‘fyou, must relieve'them, like .ments\ and baseball 'law asrmcre‘
you tolleve your bowels; removing all ‘scraps of paper.’
‘ the minimum“ Waste, else you: "Baseball finds itself, with record tol
' ave puckaceh. "sick headache,_dtzzy its business ' '
cits; your stomach genre, tongue is "due to war
you have rheumatic twinges. The
urine is cloudyt full of sediment, chan-
K‘three times . durin‘lg‘,‘ the night.
3 Either consult a good; reliable phy-
ician at once or get. trom‘yourphar—
macist about four ounce; "of’ Jad
Balm; take a tablespoontul in a ”glass ,
water bolero breakfast for, it few
.' and Your kidneyo'wlil then “act
tine. 'Thls famous salt: to nude tron!
lbcacid of gram ind tendon juice ‘
butt-atlas acidltiintflie "unite no ‘It “5;"
to lon’w irriuté. tbul ending bind.“ “k
| in order so that When busineSs is ud-'
Ijuntcd to normal conditions it may be
nets often getaom, water scalds and, prepared for i
you are obliged to seek relief two ori and that with
~ . p. , the Elks? contention. " ener aaidth'tI
combined with lithla. and tugboat: ' . . .y . '1; . a
usédofr "alterations “to clean and he eprcted the whole hearted ”dim”
Itill’mlata‘ifitgxisb «kidneys; "moon "mm! "PW? “‘3‘“ '5‘!“ it! his.
mtg-mutt.-
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to share of “ pr
gateway thbtf‘ho
9 12".”
it 'W'mt
.. . . ‘ i move-
j woods' record this year is ll‘gnmt‘h' the Boscton cinb.’ ‘Shbl‘llydhereattor ed Match accounted tar a quartet oi socitftlons in the ambu ance
‘ .. - . l , . ‘ v ' i runnin ‘ . waited in vain foraaim-
~;won and two last flute the Norwalks the Philadelphia club of'the American littories, while in motion h s a ment and has ‘
.j have won-nine'and lost three, so both League took t' 9 case to the courts of was a factor in registering anotherfiur contribution front the major
Armed Guard triumph HG W0“ meiibagues. He talked the proposition 0“
mnnlncbroad jump. twelve-pound similar with the other Superb“s and‘ ill“!
1, iio-yltrd run and the half-mile rum: advised him to go ahead on his own" in-
and in the halbmlle relay race ran on ltiative. So be is going We“ anti he
the second relay for his team. He is u is sure to succeed. A 'piayer-drli’el‘
.comparative‘novice. which'maleos hisimll not be lacking either—and he is l
. performance all-the more remarkable. ("We to be a slur too.
H
St. Louis. 6; Brooklyn
_Chicago ............. 50
New York ........... 45
Pittsburgh ..... - ..... 36
Philadelphia . __., . . . 3
Heston........~ ...... 3-."
Brooklyn ......... 3
Cincinnati I..........28
St. Louis .. ....... ...28
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GamflToda
’ Philadelphia at St. Lo
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
"New York. 7; Chicago, 6
.4.
Pittsburgh. 7: Boston. 2.
. ~ ' | Philadelphia-Cincinnati game, post-
finmmmvs flURIll ."In my Opinion, the defiance of our poned.
. ’ « 7‘ 'laws by the Philadel 1' *
~ . 2: , ._ l ' pna club 0f the, Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. G.
22
27
35
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40'
39
40
44
y.
New York at Pittsburgh.
uls.
l Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
i Boston nt‘Chicago.
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'AMERIOAN callous.
go. 4
. in an unfortunate post‘ion game. Chicago, c4: New York. 3 (sec-
. conditions; nevertheless)“ _ond game, 10 inningfl). '
located. and when the weather is bad is most important to keep our bathe; Philadelphia, 3; “Detroit.
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~EA8TERN~ILEAGUE . >-
' ' “ f" ' Bi mucousrtléwarki. , ,
Yestenioyls Results , . ,"8
(10 m New Haven. 6: Waterbury. 5- ' yause a -mtnor"ieaguewas involvedj "J“ kudfl‘oatiifif‘fiuafia' "153' 'Grand Vizitr undo: the Sheikfuntlihn,
Bridgeport. 11; Springfield, 6, ' .
New London. 6; ‘Worcester, 2. ,
Providence, 5; ”Word. 1. . l
I m...
in making bppllcation tor the privif
lege. of‘tigiltlng' with the American:
army" in‘ France. Eugene Casper, twen‘.
4 ty-two,~told D‘enver recruiting oillcers|
:35 ' he would-not hesitate to tire against 1;,
.507. certain unit «of the German army oi.
i .485 which his-father. is captain and in
if: ‘ which two ,0: his brothers are lighting.
xii; Casper, who has beendn the United
.389 State's lesth’lln thiec'Yéhrst'has receiv-‘
. 5 ed' only his tiratpapers‘ tasnatuiauzai
1 tion. 'He‘Will noti'bo tidinitte‘tlto-mll-
K itary séi‘vice‘ut'onco. 1H2 is a ao’n'ol.
l Captain Gustave Caspénoi’ the‘G’ei'inan ‘
larmyl’ David Hoizworth, lift‘esident' of
' Denver, former-"capb‘tl'in of ‘thé kalser’s
larmyland an uncle ot'young Camel-f
, has n scn‘ in the American til-ply. =
(first
-__.
1 my "Hello Central; Give title No Mah'a, the‘ pitcher returned to the Atlanta says» Japan mu“ 3911117111 army
game). Detroit, 5;» Philadelphia, 4 Land," tis‘ out. Hear it at Domiélr
I. (second game).
..... .1.“ ‘ , .~, ‘ ‘li'Am'el‘igdn5_‘with whom he is playing. dance of the-anti-Bolshevild'and
tsunami: Cleveland. 0 (12 innings); ,1,
. 9.
Cilioago‘bt‘fii York;
Cleveland '
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this Today. " “
I ‘Stt-Louiim w nae... 9
. Detroit nt_ lldli’t’iipllfll‘
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(lapel-11y}: ‘St. Louisfi; washingtén.‘6. .‘ 'x. IWM'
honor," ‘ _ (a ‘ .1 ._
5 ~______ . ‘ . Standing drab: "12:; 'PP‘; . . iPU‘NYflNEAK 30y
TEN“ EXPECTS suWOF‘T- i-Iloston ...... ..9.. ..;H 32,; .579" . . . ’“"‘. » . .
______. , “New York '''''''' ..41 32 .mgiMade-Strong and Well byvvlnol. Why.
(Looks, for Unwavel'lug r“Backing, fmmlilleveland ....‘.»..‘...4~i 135 '.557| ’ It la'Bent’var Ch'idrfrlfl . .
m. bingo-WM“ thiashington ..;...:..40 ~§7 .613; :Wllliamson. W. yardl‘My “ e 120v.
,1 " ’ _> ‘ ' ‘ .18 9 Louis ...r... .,37_ 3‘8 ”.49 was Mk,“ nny 'iind‘tlretl‘ all‘ e
; Atlantic film July 10.-—John‘ Kg Ohieflga ......... 1:36 '88 " “.486 time.“ “dint; Want to doii‘lvtlxinmvgir
.floneriast nlgatteamcmeahla ultimoDetroit .30. ’ :43 “Luciana-coo " eudéd‘a‘xidlt‘lt hall;
tum to tile American'ljeague, leaving Philadelphia . 45 ‘ x384 ‘ W » “9 .
.‘ 13])th! strength andnttuie him heap,
.va‘ ‘ . it.‘ < ‘l'
. intuit: can. “f“
. “99“”qu “V
160' ”fit ammo
agreement for $2.000. Perry desertel Professor Takihwhi Joyce-filo “hometon Cresc'ént terracé after
‘ thy.”-‘-¥Iarley0i§y. “Williamson.“ 3w. .
'1‘.th tram “in“ WEI" so Dfiw‘lflu‘ [limr to Mm“! "Hugh‘s. fish‘r’fimgf':
. Mm! LE1 M3 0N EARMEIF) 339$Nm “giié’fiid‘énrtgzi‘, July 10_The.
government regards themtuatic’n‘ '
T [N SIBERIA - . -
VEREEIHE A BREAKi (continued tromj‘irst Page.) ’ $281112? rightist 1:? éggdltfi: ‘ ~
a I‘ » 'Sioazible t: wgtu;m to :11: do." ‘ *
t H . ‘ § - . , Llnas ow mt 1' .
in , Letter to c.- attonaiClub,nggfiflnfiefiflgfiffiuflgfig b' extended by the 01111de Style? . ..
an are, Teller Throws Ul—‘The defeated Red Guards and ‘7 3 was stated anthoritativoly
tlmatumatJohnson-Mack prisoners took armored trains and ‘ ‘1?" . _ - ' - 1'
Must Yield Perry—Defi- retreated toward Hobomk, on the “’* ' M the 91341 ‘39 far “but“;
ance of National Commis- 4'1““ river, 11111“! eight tram- 1‘ unwary “mm a“
‘lich __
. , . . ._ They took all the rolling stock at med States 'E°V°l'nmm MK
Slot] 5 Rating Sins Head of Nikolsk and did “some (1mm:e to ‘ involve at the sometime an ‘
Old Body to Acnon jthe road bed. ‘ . .lng'olf the W08“!!! front. It il the
. “Ms. ‘. 1.119.,”qu of‘Nikolsk w‘mggzglthmn of 1tiltfegovcrnmttiit tint:
Connie Mack. lnana er of the Athlet- reported very‘ filmy t9 ‘ altrficgfiem‘gl mlhpem 1‘” #3.. “
S . Ozecboiiovaks and aided in re”: m 9 , WT “Min
it‘s, and Ban Johnson in the case of pairing the to“. The PmomcFranoqaud Belgium. ‘
Scott Perry can avert a war bctn‘ccn‘wken are being mum exam“! .Thorprpjectforextendingmo-‘ ‘ i
the National and American leagues“ in an efi‘ort to team when they a“ ‘mlc aid; 1t was Stated, i3 0% “1'-
!l‘hc major organizations came to the. their mull warddavqrabl . mm 43 WW .
John K. Tenor, prctident oi“ the N1: The mu) reported that that”?!‘ “rimming the qwio3"”‘ofl "" "
John K. Tenor, pro-:ident of the AW Bolshevikj hanggd govern] mam-:mmFaYy 3&3.qu comma” t3.“ 5°
tlonai imaguo. in ii letter to his club bers of the Nikola}! city adminis-fimleluscl’l’ws 1t wags “gated: noun-
ownera issUr-d fill ultimatum to Jolm- tration and a number of milway‘nountemem 0f pohcy 18 908911216.
son and his assoclafes and annount'e‘i employees. l PM?“ July 10.—Speltlnng ‘9‘“
that he had withdrawn trom the Na- LONDON, July 10.-—-A new pI‘O- {the ”em“? today or the General .
ticnul Commission in“ so iar tr: consid- visional government for Siberia, flew?” of 3‘15”“ .559th Loon ,
eration of cows involving the Antzl'l- which has the unanimous support 1 l‘rotdty. the Bolslenkmternf 7 .
can League were concerned. 0f the population and WhiCh mn.Wa.r,‘~sald.acc01-dtng to 8‘ durum? ~
. 'l‘hc ('Dlllllllfibifln is composed of Ten. continue to fight the Central POW- ,meived' here from. 33831.; this ‘1“.
er, Johnson and Garry iierrmauu. 9Y3. 11:13,an established at Vladi-.m9fmngr .
President of the Cincinnati club. Since VCStOk- Accord? to .3: Times dis‘l - 18418813,- “ Oil “1—6 eve 0f angel}:
the national agreement, under which patch “am To 0 quoting .the aiming?” ”mm chripmp'
a”. mm, “mm,“ Wow... “WWW, ,VIadi‘vtlstok correspondent of the, W‘S’Ta‘isoleuiphaslxcd the ‘39- I. ',
that the presidcnts of the league shall Amm! the new government in' “58de Rummavmg a-poweflul .
be members of the National Commis- tefids to summon 8' constituent as'vamyi ‘
sion Tencr‘s action practically abt‘o- sembly and'to "”9“ law and 0!‘- I AUTO‘PARGEL p051- , ‘
Sate: that agrt-cmcnt until the Ameri- d“. throughout the country‘ .5 SERVICE TRIED OUT A ;
can League sect-3 fit to yield. ' The prom 0f the W." g-ovem— . * (I ‘
Teller wrotc his club OWHEI‘él that went includes the liberattonof Sl- Poor Roads Hold Up Start of Route to
the refusal of the Philadelphia Alpert be"? from. the? ZBOkheml 9h? Some Sections. . " ’“
can Lcalzur: Club to return Perry, u ovaldance, {vaosmme’ 0f foreign. A new federal institution, automo- 3' f
Pitcher to the Boston Nationals. in uc- intervention; universal hutl‘rage; , bile parcel post service. is being Work- ‘ .
”“13““? with “‘0 Filling oithe .Vrllon e-SLablshmont 0‘ provmmal- ”my ed out all over the ctluntrW‘and’h‘hé
al Commisuion and John on" lml-tt g 0118 and it. “but bureau; d18tl'lbl1-‘ ea‘ltern branth 01‘ till: i‘ between New ‘
. .. . x .. ; \ 3. ; . a : ‘ a .~
up Mack in his defiance of thc. huscbnil infill 0f the Mdamong the landless
tribunal. was an insult which nmhcr
Only an immediate Jiackdown by
i
and control ot‘uonomie activities. kork and Portland, Alta, wiih a stop
Sibe . lil'thus adds thoofi‘ri’m Linrtford. The branch .between_
he nor the National League could respondent of the "Timon become Hal'UOf'd"&hd WOIMSY” 1'5 being 05‘" _ ,
p :
brook. Tcncr iidle that the stand at the first domomtic "state m the‘ cred, and also between Danbury cud '- J
Mack and Johnson in taking the :‘lm‘ histofi'xot' Russia and, this hoped, . New York. The route between here. 2' ”I
to court made the national agreement be the fora-mm” of a Great'Rt‘ls- and military. however, hag not’ctutm , - '.
a scrap of paper and that to permit “a. lbecausevoi the bad condition” of.“ g
the American League to have its way" The flag mined by the. new} Pat‘ts_of‘<trbe road.‘ ». v ,. . 1w. ii ‘
in thin case was tantamount to a con- govemmentooroimof two “up”: Sevcn'vtruokslwilt be used inthla’f" 4
tension of treatment and a :hnlleuxcnof white and m. lbrancb. going from xm‘ Ym'k to‘Pot‘tf," ‘.
to the National Leaguc. i .Thmmnkpmygimiofi wilted; land by way of Danbuny, ‘Water‘bury,
Accuue: Ban John-on. - by the wflxoolto-Slovflm-iampmdq Hartmrd. Springfield. Worcester. Law» a’
Tencr's icttcr quotes Johnson a< nd- ing all our Watemflibefia, says {oil and Portsmouth, N. H.
vising the commission when the Perry 8. Pekin dispatoh to the Times dat- 1 One great advantage in this system
verdict was announced that “tinder no ed 4. The Bolahevikivare be- _' will be the quickness‘ Witnvmiohithe
circumstances or condition will Pe‘uy ' i118 dr van westward from Irkutskf [armor can get his produce to the coin“ or
be turned over to the {lotion National and many are endeavoring to 68v; sumer. and to city stores. People in“. .
League Club." Toner furthc“ microfilm into Mongolia. . 3' . {rural‘communtties ntay’hne parcels _:.
that “the case above referred to is ‘RefelTinE W the Czechofilovak ' and letters delivercdvln the claw our -~'
probably the first instance where a movement'asabaais for “19' 539W! the someday that thév‘ar‘esunt.‘if.the ' ,
major'ieague club has violated luv 8'10 minist‘mflhevism in Sibgmb. route which is within a 'day's travel, ”4 .
agreement by appealing tho decision the correspondents ‘Wiclalthat' thereby eliminating all delays in post... ‘
of the commission to a civil court." ‘llt Wm .10!!! t9 the "elimination “l olticear . ~ .
"I beg ‘icavé. therefore," continues the 3013119“ 11135110” “m?- f ., “a“...
Toner. “toudvise you um hereafter! .. .LONDO’S, ‘Ny 10-433?- Smel Tumswcwmvsuvs in
will aim no attention or considerationimmwtfwgnmq?" intern“ OFFiGI- “ . . 1
to any ”cases lattbmlttedito-whicli dellml‘l‘W’W‘h'W “Pl“ml'rl 'WASHINGTOA; music-am our—Jet
American League lava puly." gum 1“ 031.9116th 0151.111? 3. 'klsh Cabinet "will remain in oilice, a6-
The-deci'slontof‘tho Nationnlncom-‘n€v.v, We Tm!) {Olflamh‘lcording to a speuiairkiisptolb tron: ,
missiontin‘hhe ‘Pet'ryi ensenwosjun- ”8 Mgmtonp‘sghflfihfimt"Switzbflandgrwthibh says-‘r't‘ho'sum‘n’lios’:
bounced in Cincinnati on "Juno“ 12. Bowed bymwall “M: ' confirmed ”the"‘IMBWM'rfl’Of/flbe .
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judgment upon the case The: v‘érst‘ln- «. “mm“ “”4“?” is 'to the Sultan by the Grand vole: does»
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net of the committ‘aiolt cbnsisled ”ficbllamMU “why.“ “9‘ show any Cllflue‘ ,_ , -
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tion and R. H Bough .presidcnthof to women‘s “m placing Bolshetnkwpho. «NEW YORK," July ringiflglgt! 1";
Swifiem Ame-Mon "Henson onetime comparablevnth" am or the united States colic; ‘
Teneruflerrmann and Fan- ll ‘ ’ rd W1“? demon” 0f "he V ”mud brattbnon June 29 _wc're“8;91's',8ti§ 23m“
ed Peréy to the Rust 2 -awa ' States- ’ ' ' ' .‘ ‘ according‘to tho Corporation’s mom-
v’l'hile Johnson and B Z" 1:! atlonals,‘ thniwngthtnk at 41194511!“ ly statement issued’tlodayrl’l‘hioflfi'm
cur ' ““3 d “0‘ 0°“ to Siberia Mammals!!! the'fu‘linbrea‘se of581,£43t0ns’,éom|ii§§d“wfih,
' . ~ , . . ture of Japan. a dam'trom‘a' na-l the orders on Mav 31. ‘
, P6"! Jummd‘Ctht- . ltion far more efllcient and more to ._____'.._.___,,_..
Perry was sold tp the Boston Nation- be dreaded than aver..wa.s\R\tasis «Mrs. Harry McGa-beglm
the by the Atlanta club of tht- South- in the ‘old'regimor-it becomeé our' stageias. Rose Farringtonfi'
tam-Association under an optional rightlmmfimimm‘ ' ."5t .the week-with her husbandat their
the Boston club in June, 1917, after lla.;,salvation‘offsibofia'khould‘b‘e‘ car-
'latte‘r organization had paid $500 of ried out: bysupplying' the ‘people ,. . . . .. .
the purchase price. Boston was as- with netieslmrlesondbytconserfing -‘ ~ - ~ . ‘—
sured its rights to the—player would be the means of transportation “for 9'
protected if Perry ever returned to-Ou- men antimalarial. To, put $11639»
ganized Baseball. Early this 39559,, m'e‘a‘gures 'intoefi‘ect, the Writer '
tour of New‘York-state; . ‘. "
club and was sold to the Philadelphia strong 911911811 «to gain the conti- .
When the delusion of the National W‘PMGW'WO Wm» fifltefifl and .
Commission ‘wos made public‘MaciFthm‘lw‘ysi' ,
tamed a court injunction tit Clwélalttl,t' PrOle‘ii'alsabashifl
on June‘ it, pnevcntlng mg Hostan‘Naé mm‘ailldfiala‘bufl‘or: to in on, .
tionais from interfering ‘with the m‘dei‘ttl‘oountgroc‘fiaeh’iim‘ elm-b "H
tlvities of Perry‘utttii'tho oboe shouldv‘tidgjm‘rtm’r” East-t-vI-Ittwwd hei A B “
come-up for ‘cobrt judgmenlmn Jilly 20.; 1’0?“le the Rm ‘bem‘ ' an
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