IIII-m {V oer. 2. 1919
at ...é-a-u- ‘00. .
1 Q1611“ WW
It I'I-tI .l ~~“-‘lirst Page).
I‘lll .\l;InnI:Or 310111“, or
ml .nttuyt' Gleason. or the.
I II.-tl that the winning
'II' had made the home
II‘I-nt. while it made the
tli'lt'i'llllnt‘d to regain
Accordingly. Mana-
IIIItl last night that he
I :I-ItlII Williams. his star
. it It ILLt‘l' Moran announc-
r’ . ‘ Sullwt' would b6 0n the
Men Who Will Do the Work Behind the. Bat' 1n World’s
Series Games
Btu RAMVEN
. IIliU'S came upset predic- Kfiou‘s.
liltllt'iill‘ll bywthe fluctuation!
"l tIlIls, even money on the.‘
I- \\ mitt-rs and here and
I ll: demanded by those.
I_. I.I-III lllt' Sox will ultimate
. I. It'tIIt‘.
t:lllpl.’l}'i"tl the visitors in
Eultllllt III of thtI ,Iznmc yester-
\\ ho llith‘ Watched C0
;. illt'gitiittll in their pennant .
"till tlI;It the Sax will show . . .1
ii «1
III...
‘ l
. 2mm bIIlore the series is '
. .. will almost certainly
It-rtII-tis relative to the
I' l:I>llt'}’ taken in at tho gfllp.
ttII\ I'IIecipts weer more
l . I III. I'\(‘l‘fl$ of the. high rec
HI ti: .: tlny‘s receipts of the
:IaIIIcs made when the
l:.'.... \illlt‘tlt‘s played at New
:I lfIll .\t that time $7 7
..II In :It the ante. whi'e yes-
II’tl‘ll‘ \\'i'i‘(‘ $931.77.“ gross.
tint not int-IIIIII- the war taxI
It! .‘Ill seals are sold for til-l;
. 11'!“ and there is every reason?
I. that those who arc content!
'.I' i;.: l't'ttlil \\'lll hII just nszl
.I1\ I ‘ '
liltthlVllV' tyftllillLf (H‘Ilt'r r-ii' l'l l
. . ‘lilt' [<1 ‘
Inmco. CINCINNATI. l
l II’IId. t‘f. Path. 2b. I
; “films, 2b. Dalubert,1b. t
\ "Iver. 3b. Croft, 3b. '
‘. kson, if. Relish, cf, I
J 'ach, cf Duncln, If. 1'
( rdu, lb. Kopf, as. l
t ’.Crg, ss. INF—ale, rf. l
I IIIt, c. Rarlden. c. '
.\ tlIanIs p, Sallcc, p. l
ilzl~llt> Evans. behind thI- hatzt
II. I. on first; anlin, on St-t-Imd: 1'
«In tiIl. d
l
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t
In“ ENTERED lN BIG RACE
-m of Mortorcyclists to Compete in .
Title Events
IlIInt- score or the woml's‘
t't'fi' i'ltl"l‘rl will cttmpetc in the "a".
,I. ~ll.".l thatnpit nship IIIotorcvcltI racei
., .-I :II the Simepshead Buy Quentin-:11",
vatIIIIIuv nftcrnoon. heginnim: at 2'
(
"Ill“
RA‘t \>CHALK/
.\ItlIIIr (‘ lIapp'lo the Worlds (Drum-It) Struck out :B\
by “'ilkinson (“ingoL Los-
titottc lmpircs Rigler
Evans at first. Quigley it!
I ed king, who will defénd his crown («NHL .
mtinst tht assunlt ot the most formlI :13th 31‘s".
vl-Ihle crop of young riders the pm-i- second has“. Ni'lli" 1" third base.
1 ms same has ever produced. Threat “1‘1“?" by??? i: 1“? (Landigillq :3
.- .. ... . :vaIII'rwt'III-ii
;‘tllvl.ll‘]:yt't) IIsIIIp hx.» thIone are the fol-1:112:01. 1: ‘3‘. Rut-thci'. 1:; by‘iluncnnzl
Earned runs on (‘It-otttI. h. on “ll-
(‘ilti‘AGQ ill. Oct. 2. -Real basc-
ball. backed by real teamwork: that is
what. experts on the national game sm-
behind the 1919 American League pcn-
:I‘nt- “'alltm', the ‘Southern Streak. “mm" 2; on Lowdprinilk 1_ nant victory of the (‘hicam \‘i’hitc Sox.
Mno rt I‘l‘ntl/ won the national clInm ‘ A lzr'ttid ““3“ "f 179 balls “9"" “1‘" today areha‘wait‘ifz :_filmn:.“i:$
I. IIIIsIIIIIs :It on. five and twontv-fiI-n l”"""d ”“r'm‘ Emlpr‘l‘l"5 game. R8, demonstrate .‘ p r use '1 a I _
. t in “lit'ltlt I- in nine ”11111125 and 10‘.) b_\ .IgaInst "I“ ”Mich” 1493!“? contend
‘ “HIV“ ”WT ‘('nnnonh:1ll' (‘olcmnm (shit-ago pitchers, in eight innings. “r“ “‘1‘ ”‘9 world ”“3 “tit team-work
II - undefeated Australian champion: In... rum-.1 m.— few-(‘5‘ balls pitched is not the only thingibey say. that
ltIIII \\'.IIllIIIr. who made a sweI-p nt in any one inninli went to Ruethcr. hit-"l brought 3501" it Winmng axxrega-
,. - tillII who. in tin» vow-nth inning. tossed only "”"I
Ince (it 9. I. 3‘“. ' i " - .
.. .. .. hum]. 'M m In" four llllilIF. (Min of those. was a ball. Tho} point to Eddie Pitottc. with
I " ' “”1 PillleWS'» who perform two “-9,... high mps out and one was u his famous knuckle and shine ball. as
‘ V‘ ‘l‘- “1'1“" VP!" ”at“ your pr'IVioIIs: grounder ,m which the bat‘tll‘ Was :I big reason niche for the position of
II tltlwvn .l mu», who Iltit gna<nn has thrown out. Louderlnilk pitched u“. (onIIskrvs Imzhty baseball machine.
lie is declared to be the pitching mar-
vt-l or modern baseball. winning some
1-: Ill highest number of bulls in any one in»
Ditty-seven out of i‘it'iv four stars: .
ning when he went into the box In the
«Hill Hepburn. the 200'miir champion
eighth. nt- gnVe III bttIIs. 4 strikes and "1‘"? like 30 games this season. “'ith-
nut.» ths-t- ll‘). th - italinn title holder. 1 m. and 3 grounders we". knocked - out him. they say. the White Sons
l M" “Sl‘l'i'nw' Burns. ,thc dirt tt't'it'"< il‘lfl‘and total of 197 pitched halls. chances would “Ot have been so
i .II.IrtlI. Folio-wins: is the pitching record of bright.
or course. a pitcher cannot do it all,
experts‘ declare in naming Catcher
Ray Schalk as another reason for the
match of mu tour pitchers used in yes-
tIII-tltty's game:
Ruether, Nine Innings.
I'lIth who profess to know are frI-e-
t. predicting that n new world‘s re-
! . tl \I ill be set in each of the eight innings. Total. victorious work of the White 80:. lie
1” IIIIIIitIIptlIin events. particularly in Rails .......... 4 n‘ ;’I 2 2 3 1 It (lo-29 theycontend. has had mud‘ in do with
- ' . . . smut...- ........ :I I 6 2 1 2 II 2 17~21 “3mm "13"} a “'9‘“ “"0 ”PM"? by
""‘ 1"“ "5"“ “mm“ m" "‘"m‘l 1"" Flies 1 9 1 0 2 6 I, 3 4.—-"1 his quick heudwork. for which he has
\"llli h. v.7 minutes 32 seconds. is held Gmumié‘l‘; """ 2 E, 1 .1 3 2 i‘ 2 1__17 been noted since his leap from the mi
1w OIIII Watknr. J! Cicotte T'H'jc'e‘ and aEHalf m mun”. nors to the Chicago club. eight years
auo.
.. *- - ................. a”: III-“2°33.- ...... .. ......
"F! lAl St; E Strikes ............... 4 3 1 1_ 9 chiefly responsible for the success of
"J IiI‘lics ................. 1 3 4 2—10 ”‘9 White 3"" is ““33" WNW“
'oItIIInIIHIII ............ 2 1 1 6—10 "Km" G‘”"°“- “‘0 5" NM?" '0' 3 9“
IWilkinson, Three and a Half Lnntnga. perfect average “a leader 0‘ a “at-ho“
(.|\.(.INNATI N. 1.. . in: of temperamental athletes. One
. “if r 13m n 0 Ball. ................ 111112111358. 20:31:; baseball critic in calling attention to
P-IIlI 2b .. ........ 3 2 I 4 2 0 o _ his work. said:
i V:L\lll0]'l. .u ........ 4 1 3 9 0 0 $122” .‘ """"""""" i i 7.1 3‘ g ”Glfason has built to almost base-
t;IIIII. :III . 1 1 0 3 II .ronnét'tg'::::j:::::jjo 2 3 6_1‘1 ball Derfcction the team that stands as
II ....II. It ........... :4. g g i g g Loudermitk One "mm" LV-Sré‘tfifér'gi'lm'éi’ff'iift Vfiitmlf-em
Duncan “' ........ 1' . ............................. '
t. IIII ... ........ 4 1 o 1 :g 1 2:13; p ' 12 would shudder Pve‘n to think of. and
r- ‘l-‘~.H ........... 4 2 3 9. 0 0 .Pltoéh 1 “‘3 has dismayed *‘ “mu“ ‘0 ”we"
.. It... I ......... z: ‘1 1 1 2 o IIIIII'IIItit'Ié'lIIIIZIIIIi... .......... 5 3‘3?“ bankers do not hesitate to
. o 9 ‘
l. Him I ........ . 1 ”I: ’0- : -~‘ " “ ‘ Many times the manager has bct’n
.. T —- 0 —~ LONDON. Oct. 2. (Correspondence accused of overworkinz (‘icottc and
“'I 1‘ “2"- ~- 1"” 9 14 27 1" of The Associated i’I‘ess.).~-Since the vvmjamg, his leading aces but when
it .-.V 0 (A L.). 'surrt-nder ot' the famous German car- the regular fan stone to think about
. . . .. ab r h pa 3 0 go submarini’ lmmehland, which these working in the bull pen almost
.I iIIlI_I..< rt ....... 4 0 1 0 0 created a sensation by her trip. to the evety day he comes to realize that
t; itill‘IY‘f-g“ ------- 4 0 1 3 3 United States in 1916. and back to Cicotte and “’illiams are conspicuous
\I I'HH‘II III --------- 4 0 1 g 1 her home ‘port. she has been‘ovcrhaul- by their absence. Only once this sea-
:2“:ll 3.1.1 , . ,,,,,,,,, 4 1 0 .I 0 9d and now is beginning a' tour of son was Cicotte sent to the bull pen to
“2.1. "l -- --3 0 0 4 0 0 British coast towns. She will b0 warm up for five minutes before he
I.. no... .t. ---------- 4 0 2 7 0 open to inspection by the public in went in and finished a game \\'il-
..IslIt-ttg \_. ..2 0 0 5 6 aid of King George's fund for sail liams was sent to the bull pen only a
s lliillI I ........... 3 0 0 2 2 org ‘ few times. In this way Gleason did
(,',"m.“" I. ........... 1 0 0 0 3 0 Alterations have been made so that not overwork his leading twirlt-rs as
)1;;lliili~il!l_ II ........ 1 0 0 0 0 visitors can pass .into the inferior many fans have been led to think. '
I-II‘MuH-fn .......... 1 0 1 0 0 mitt-tout having to descend the steep Other reasons for the victory are
thIudt‘rIItIlk. p .......0 0 0 0 1 0 iron ladder from the conning tower. enumerated by these same critics of
—————— Her guns have been dismounted. thegame. The include: Charles Ris-
:i'gtals """w‘iéfiu 1 6 24 16 1 . berg. surprise infielder of 1919: "Let ‘
alttélctglfin in you ill; eisghth. l MONASTIR Oct 2~Min “815' t)” Williams who has been Ming his
INN! G ‘regulnr turn with Cicotte. and deliver-
(‘incinnati . .I....l 0 0 5 0 0 2 .1 1—»: Matthews, formerly of 3"" .Ymfi‘gl‘g {its the goods, «being the best south-l
(‘IIIt-azo ........o 1 o o 0.0 o o 0—1 *3 “0w“ by “‘9 ”hm“ ”
paw in the American League; and Ed".
romantic I“ “a.“
ultimatum;
t
flVllllVlN iVVVH BA]
CINCINNATI Oct. 2~Claudc Wil-
liams. rat ed as one of the best in.‘ it .I'.
. _ers in the American League this sat-a
son. probably will be manazei Glea-
son's pitching selection to make an tIf-.
fort to stop the battinz d 't\‘( of l'l"
Reds in the second game of the worlds:
series today. .
“'hile Pat Moran. the leader of the
Reds, did not mm to make an official
unnouncemenl concerning his mound;
choice. it was. generally accepted that'
either Slim Suite-e or Hod Ellcr would
oppose lb? “White Sox today. .
“We got nway_with a thin: start."
.‘ialil manager Moran last Tll'flll, "‘hegf.
ing (‘icottec Gleason's bet but it
makes no diffcrcncc to my m n which
pitcher Gleason starts tomorrow
'1‘th said befme the selies that the
Reds couldn't hit. Fourteen hits. hits
the story. The same baiiTiII: average
will carry them through to victory.
“The Reds 'entered the serit s a con.
fident lot of players. and tiIi< 'ft-tnry
has given them a lot more confidence.
Reuther deserved a shutout and the
(‘hicazo plavcrs will find it just as
hard to hit our other pitchers. Reli'h:
er ‘deservos great credit for the Vic-
tory. eltl ’was col It all “111““. His
batting was 1 surprise to mo "
“W s will even up the .‘"llt‘5 tomors
mu. said manager Gleason of. the
“'hite Sox. '“’hen (‘icotte hit Ruth
in the first lnninz he was not himself
thereafter. 1 could have taken him
out then, but I trusted that luck would
'«nablc EddiII to regain his control. I
inttnd \0 start “'illlahs tomorrow'
and have cvorv confidence that there
will be a different talc to tIITl.
"RvIrtlIcr had a world of stuff today
and pitched a really remarkable came.
6*” should have all thc‘ctedlt to;
~. {.‘I
' a"; ‘ ., C2 . torV H. was cool at all times. ills
I Inrk. Th.» rIntI-y. list closed last 3"“ “' .1 n“”‘""“‘"* \Lm. “ 5 x _ T. lewd Miami. I f
. .IlIt "till :I t-III'soII' glancn reveals "it" ‘- __._ __ .... .“Toda?a éftfia! hill disheartened
r. .1 ”m, i, i:~ ”H. “mm“ fit-id of 0;?“ ’(‘mP ,. Iin o 2" innimzs' 0. Vi'il- my Miners 1 it. Imp-1* a defent will
Il'Ii‘f‘llt' -I-II- (“'01 aaSIImbled for a racy h ill-10:: 6 i513 1 fluim‘iinIs: oir'liowder- m "act as an mil” t0‘$’1W0rm
lllI ct llI-aIlin: the flag“ “to... who éik‘ 21“ 1 Inning. Hit by pitcher-f " Jwé 3" *3“ :1“. plum-d:
Ill tempt fatt in the eight tide ever-’0. y Cicoite (Roth): by [10Wde‘muit n't ”in- . 1 the.
II l.iI III. Ci '
series it Vont‘ -: .
KICKIN’ AROUN’
WITH IJOCAL SPORTSI
lt was a surprise when Cicotte had.
to be taken out of the box in the‘
fourth inning yesterday afternoon!
(‘icottcc had been looked upon as the'
“‘hite Sox's star of hope. But ht‘i
failed to shine. 5
it's going acme wh n a pitcher can.
make two triples, one rinrle and then‘
brtnz in three runs. Well. that'i-fi‘h‘at'
Rcuther of the Cincinnati team did/
yesterday.
Everybody wants to know who the;
fellow is that .1109! our announcing.
well for the public'a benefit we will
tell them that it is Charles Lindon-i
berg. He will he with us during the
series. .--
The Cincinnati toam made taurtecn.
hits in the game and they made nod
use of them by brinszin: in nine runs. i.
The umpires of the World Series
names will alternate at the. various*
positions. The, mill not umpire “i
the positions which they did vesteiw
day. ‘ 1
Some of those expert baseball ‘ dott :
s" didn‘t do anv good [or some 0"
They all pre-1
I
l
the fellows yesterday.
dicted that Chicago wan goin: to win—-
the fact is they still have to visa. |_
This is a secret but km: fl..(_
3011 ale all good hicnda of our: we‘re
gain: to tell you that the rockwmag-
and the Tires will play again Sltndat.
You. they have all promised that they
would be good boys. ,
Lack of interest in athletics in Ithe
Norwalk High School. is the onlym rec-Z
son why we do not hear anvthin'z'
about sports held there. it that need
some lite wires w'h) don’t they hunt,
them up and give them control. Have
been told that they have an athletic
association up there but it they nren ti
going to accmlish anyth‘ u: what III
the use of having one? Norwalk 1-1in
is nothing like it used Yb be. bubbling
over with that athletic spirit. But in;
those day. the students were interest 3
cd but today they are not.
" cit-ch Eddie unmav Johnt
Effigy a; Diet: Kerr. the diminutive
pitcher who toward the close of the,
Ina-oi. had developed to the point
Twubase hit—~Rnth‘. Three-base mother 0" tastir" i” ' . die Collins. playing in the bat ”rm '1”... he became an ace. Keer is
him~Ruemer (2” Daubert. Stolen i333 fit“ tilt-... "' Wm 01' his long baseball career 111 odd lac o! m 1“.“ pitchers in ‘1?!" 19““
"NP— Romh Sahflce hits_—Felsch 5 ttion thené is Joe Jackson: fielding a- m, and there seamen»)? not n; n
itath. Roush. Wings. Sui-lace tout—- he never did before, and hitting the dial game that 110 cannot‘do Well.
(troll Double musty—Rm
Collins; Risbérg to! t ’
dil Lefton I -.-. .
c1305.-”d
atrium
gm buttontheno’e,
-l:
SEE GAME;
liEtEll'VS 5%,???
CINCINNATI. Ohio. Oct. 2.-——Yes‘
da '3 world series nttendanoe was : I
51 . within less than 500 of what
was in 1917, when the Giants at ‘
lie 80: met in the that game of
be series in Chicago. Owing to the
war the regular season was cut short
l inst year’nn'd the first game was play—
ed on September 6, in Chicago. be-
. . ..- ..--_-.~a..
I I
tween the Cubs find the Red Sox. At-
tendance, receipts, ctc., follows:
Attendance .. ............. 30.511
Receipts . . . . ... ........... '898.778.00
Players share ............. 53.34012
l'l‘wo clubs' and leagues'
i share ................... 36.560 (I8
NaIlomal f‘ommiasion's share 9. 77. 80
“Not including war tax.
‘—
RUETHER IS THE
Eddie Clcotte White 80: twirlcr who
was out of the box in the fourth inning 7 BATTING LEADER
yMy. m Cincinnati m C'I' ( th‘iNNATi 0219 Oct. 2—“ allPI
rung tRuether who pitched the Reds to \l(
tory over Chicago yesterday is the bat-
tling lender for the first game of the
world's series. with a percentage of
I .1300. He bagged three hits out of
.three times at bat and “as walked
once The averages follow:
CINCINNATI.
Player. at). h. 2b 3b. hr. tb. pr.
Rath .......... 3 l 1 0 II 2 .331:
l‘aubert .... . Ii 3 0 1 it 5 .750
'(lroh ...... ‘...3 l 0 0 0 1 .331:
DETROIT. OcL lr-Benny Leonard. Roush ..3 0 0 0 (I 0 .200
lightweight champion scored a virtual 11:33?“ """" 1 i g g a :2} 11%“:
knockout ovcr Charlie Metric of “ti Neale ........ ..4 3 0 0 0 3 Sn
waukec in the solemn round of what Winzo ........ 3 1 0 II II 1 ...;t;
was scheduled to he a ten round bout Ruether . .3 3 0 2 0 7 1.000
here tonight. Newspaper men gave CHICAGO-
, , d l h 'e _ Player. ab. 11. 2b. 3b.hr. tb. Inc.
ex cry. round tr. Leonar . n t c an .n J. (mum. .... .4 1 0 n 0 1 .250
th his opponent 100k a count ht nine 1-; (‘nllins .....4 1 o It 0 1 .250
and a moment later was floored azain. “'caI-cr ....... 4 1 (t 0 0 l .250
The ref . u f, Jackson . .4 0 0 (I 0 (I ,ttnw
. turn had on nted two when 0 in lsch ..... . ‘3 0 0 0 0 n .000
ficlals stoned the bout. (‘ and" ‘ ., 0 0 0 2 500
Charlie White. (‘hicazo knocked out thprg'iiin:lz 0 (I _(‘I II o .000
Don Curlcy. lndlanapolis in thesevcn— Schalk .........3 0 (I 0 II (I .IIIIII
th round of their bout and nmpgperl'icotte .......1 0 0 0 0 0 .tH‘O
men declared the ten round go bet- 3213:3133: § (1) 2 2 3 (1‘ 12%
neon Geot‘c Brown. Chicago Ind (”-1.01100er '''' “9 0 0 n 0 II ,mc.
rgc Chip. New Castle, Pa. a draw. 3 T . BATTING
:Cincinnati .‘.‘ .452
. Chicago ..... _ .‘ ................. .194
—'l‘r.v a Scwtnel Want Advnruho‘ .
Id. l.
Want Ads. Mg Result-
rauzs m
-I.». ...... -. ....‘umm .
,- _~ .__.‘
.. .--,“ .... ___.
SOMEBODY BLiPPED A COB.
I' 'I in ‘ llImI theIc “a quite a crop
of “to be made" voters. but it seems
that the day fixed by the Solemn“!!!
"\r admitting voters was net for the
mood Saturday before election in»
"ad of the third Saturday as rec-Ir-
tId l ' .. “cw ‘aw amending the m}
al statutes. When this was found it.
there was considerable scum
around but the “eminent counsel" con-
sulted reported that the cold cruel it
had been disobeyed. The wicked Den
ocrats are snickerina because the new
voters were about three to one In fn—
vor of the Republicans.
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
. in the Morning
Wllh away all the stomach. iivw.
Ind but! poioono baht.
braid-ct. ‘
To feel your liti‘l day
out. to feel clean inside. one
to coat your toneut- tIntl .‘lf‘kt'l ~cult
breath Oi dull ytIIII head; no t Y‘» tips.
titm. bill-Ins attacks. sick lI-wdache.
colds. rheumatism ni‘ Kass): nI-id um
nth. you must hfilhv on thI in Me "I.
you bathe nutsidr T‘Iis iv \‘ncth' "lord
important. ‘Iccause t‘.III skin pores (OI
not absorb impurities into the bk“.
while the bowel pores do.
To he‘n these poisons: and toxins
wcll flushed lrcm the stomach, liver.
kidneys and b6“’i‘l". drink Mort
bI‘I‘nkVnK‘t "'lt'h dm‘. a class of hot W
tit- :t t4I-Irpoont‘ul of “mental.
p‘hosphatc in it. This will cleanse.
purifv. and tr ~hen the entire ailment.
tary tract hr-fore eating more (nod.
not a ("Il'tt‘tfl't‘ pound oi lined”
phosphate Itom T0111 phone-tint. II.
is inexencixe and almost m
Drink phosphate bet water even.
IIIIIIn nc tirl \“lli” “\ tcm of "I”
rile poisons and toxins: also to ’1.
vent their formation.
in and Raw
fit) sour
with
lHow the Democrats Cut the Tax Rate:
Facts for the Taxpayers to Study.
DEFICITS CLAIMED WHEN NONE EXISTED. SPECIAL TAXES CH ARGED TI)
PREVIOUS ADMINISTRATION AND FUNDS SWELLED SO THAT TAX—
ES MIGHT BE LOWER AROUND ELECTION TIME.
WW
There are many wise men amount the
of Buddha and menof other cults in that far ofi' land at
300. 000.000 0 topic of India. The follow”
credi with the '-
iedze of thinazs which are li ccly to remain beyond our ken for a number of years.
Thev mitted tohavc hadaknowieuae of thonirelesa. not lust as wehIow
it. but somethin: on: that line. for many years before Marconi :ave ito the ‘
Another of the stunts in their baléof tricks is the takin: of 11 (1111111 pitdlel’
water had an e y gallon receptacle 0 by constantly tossinlr the water from one
to the other finalv
done.
increase t 1e volume so that the ration pitcher' 1s filled.
It' 1s what George Cohan might remark as beimr‘ some trick.” But it has been
Men who have studied the tax m ill Norwal'x have found that the present
administration has rotten a war with man In:
that “Jerry” cannot keep it u I forever without noton
mussimz up the city propel'tY.
For instance. the present
moan. nor the in dimoiaeo
ear-Republican ntlminiatrntio I pd.“ uring
er three quarts of water. or taxes.
fItg‘uyor has not
the next two years
t 1e same line.
guy s illimr the taxes. but like
t f th delilthtful Indian
Ami fit‘g’t‘: )E‘rletgst. hoe will not have all
But they chin!
who
from which inch-aw the
or whatever it may happen
If people will look not tetax bill sent out in 1918 and payable on Dece l
‘ l th :1 statement t
of that Ye male 11an til it awe bottognm. ofthe bi I at; ;s t in the F1
ofoflce by
Taxing District 93.25455 and that a specie tax of2
that deficit.
A
that sltaxwasusedtoswcllthefnndnsothnt
yearn t tla':wavtheeiectiontnxratcmixht
sentoutwi a ueandacr'of
taken one (mart of an! we have swelled it to four
Aidan ihxoleG-lO-ilhtothe
where it propemelonn. an! the tax rate at the
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