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your city."
Commissioner llolt said that" the
[violations consisted of cold storago
eggs being passed out as fresh eggs,
and that the dealers have been profit-Q
eering. He added. too. that prosecub
lne attorneys do not seem inclined to CAPABLANCA‘
prosecute, they preferring to let some ADtRthzgln;
other city do it. Regarding Hartford. ’ in Math-l?! .gm, to May
the commissioner said that there have matches at the Casino de
been but few violations. but that in ”1° “”9 Arts Club.
other cities, where there have been
violations, the prosecuters have in—
formed the commissioner that they.
would rather wait until a. tel-st case
was decided by the courts. Then they
would prosecute. , ,
“They want to wait and wait" said
Commissioner Holt yesterday. “We; '
have made many investigations. and .
inspectors are in various cities at the , :"
present time visiting stores. In New;
Haven. seventy-six violators ware. ‘
found in one day. but there wasn’t a “
prosecution. Our inspectors have dis- l
covered over 1,000 dealers who have '
been violating the. law, and the prac-.
tlco‘ has got to be stopped. It; .
shouldn't be necessary for us to have; A
to send out these letters which we
are now mailing, but we have to doit { ,
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.‘y and internally invited. Prater. , 1 . dell to decide the wrestling champion-
. W- ". (Ease They Te“ comm « me. at Antwerp. training this afternoon. Down at!
ROBERT M. WILCOX, gamer—Dealers Are War 11- i 39‘ -----—--—-——-—-—-s Great Neck Cadd0ck went through hisl
: 7 Secretary. ownerg, in addition to many others -
P’M - H . ._ Who are not. burdened or blew With PLAyaRs LEAD BATTERS. 10"81' the mods in the mourning and d0“
- .. ‘ in l e a ternoon.
m0 ”WEI. Mime" candidates for the chairmanship l Because of the discovery' of ing a little grappling ,
‘ 93°F: CALI-8 . _ or the National Commission, it is well, in the best or condition and ready to
s Rooms—92. , ‘ . . ‘ y . . 3.
elects the chairman of the commis- law, Thomas Holt, state dairy and ”my"! led the American Association 81W“ Stecher he was the latter’s ma
~ cm“ 1338 3‘0“ John A- Heydler. president °f food commissioner, has sent to deal- ,in batting last season. 'i'im Hendrix. Stecller went through his work at
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a! Editor's Residence—14924. ’out this admonition to the boomers of, , i inuisvllle last 39“” led the associu- Bothners gymnasium with the asset ,
‘ ' respective candidates. lthey will be prosecuted- if “WY ’0‘ tlon‘with the splwdlcl average of .368. husky mpplers will!“ at an“
I 1 ‘ quitrters. Stecher arrived here in all-
.” - to recall that the national agreement . ‘a pitcher with the Yankees some
Eta!”- “mu—mks. 3m] 13 in force,” remarked He’d!“ tetorzassx:ecenf’vlqit to your store by thel'e yem 3‘0, is second With «'49- little 038" fork; to be m his best form.‘
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. edema..- of 11-: Associated Press. roviden the emt manner in which shortstop, playing with Indmnapolls, There isnt the lee" WOW ,
The Associated Press is exclusively the chairman of the National League round selling cold storage eggs nmghed third with m average of .349, Steeher camp over the result. sleeker;
were i It “by, Becker. the former Giant was .and lLs admirers cannot see “hare.
‘ “ - upon a - ' ‘Caddoc klooms up as a conqueror r
ll ma dispatches credited‘to n elected annuall by the presidents of contra-P? ‘0 W . _
' not otherwise in this paper and also" the National anyd American leagues. ‘quent inspection, 370“ "9 110‘ comply-. --——-——-—— Steam" ‘3 now wrestling in ”em?"
' rights of publication of CPO- ' some one else is announcing that he is l w hall resent the evl- KANSAS CITY, Jan. tin—lime resig- ~’~“W~
, '3'. dispatches herein are- use wishpporting Mr. So and So tor chair. 0‘ ”1° "- 9 5 p . may or John Gum u mmuer‘wot csnpsu‘nen sunscv wiLL as
I -—~ ' -v _ _ . “me me“ entered in “‘9 “mmisa‘” ‘Assoclatlon. m mnounced today. Jack Mr Aulit’i‘e one time lightw‘elght
‘yAbCEPTlNG THE umvttnsg. race now than for the Pridemw: ~ In his letter 0! resignation Gauze! champion, who ,reltrevl undefeated.
Not Up to Club Owns . nsnn _ ,
.. monthly women writers, reminds "One might believe ”‘3‘ from the $:ss:flum‘tl‘lm fixer bust 2:311:23? dtlthat“%l;mntt§r‘:illhgledgo l
-‘s in the current Delineation of mu. c1”! .
ng they will support this man and i__ . _, ‘ .
‘x . are oppoaed to that one that it is the M think? that awniigrthaolght '51::
, -..mmm a, Brook Fm fame who news 70 MADRiD. Demo .1. are rrec m
' " ' ’ ' the chairman of ii: commission rath- ,
mood. after long thou ht and ~a .. chum I win arrive to the in rest in the situation. Can.
3 er than the prowl. his or the major D 0n.a series of pcntler certainly wiliube no setup, In
"Venue." Carlyle's remark when be “it is true that a joint committee _ d wn
‘ film"! it w“ ‘flad she’d better" ,w’as appointed to recommend a new ' 9 - ~
.to recommending. it is the least):
‘ “Hagan” is as much with us just now presidents who are doing the votin .
v ‘3 the universe_ It is quite as maLgand we are not surrenderln
, ' “I still have an open mind on. the
my not accept it, and, adopting thnl‘commlssinnship, and the names of
" flau- at a "W , ' — ‘
cg n, e "9 m It let us win ‘ but that is about all. I will admit that
3 '5399089 two swimmers. laborious- most irritating. but I am thankful that
3’91, herding their way landward after, some progress has been made when
., , 'ismyhopethatthisthjngcanbead-
.1 l-ed their scant breath to blast to3 justed ““3,“de in Chicago next
7 and: other, across the waves: '1 don't,
tion is not being helped by everybody
' ,‘n’t know what we are coming to.lrunning at cross purposes.
22:1de " '° 8m“ "e“ ”9“” “mm“ JIMMY WlLDE FIGHT$ TONIGHT.
y‘fl‘l‘o innpector that certied that old ‘
it as seiworthy ought to be hanged}: MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 29,—Jim-
' y Wilde, the British flywelght cham-
r, d W to ,be indicted, every I“: honors in this country, tonight, when
m’. ‘Dld you know the llfebelts he meets Mike Erue, a. St. Paul, Minn.
a. 0.3 You can estimate , their round no decision contest. Wilde’sop-
t l. broth r of Johnn Ertle.
«lenses of reaching land and of ponen s a e y
one of the best bantamweights in. the .
mp eonmany and inspectors: country. ,
, .3, box Wilde alter '
'3 m M exactly what we are the Milwaukee prov M f '
’ close a. match with Frankie ason. 0 paper recent] sir i h" d'
and working time in denouncing 1.1.: y e C '3 3 COM. fill"
.- . tee sate valuable on “up as the American tiywoight champion. .
" “5 rs, w ' ‘ p’ ‘ Mason refused the match because be tuned wholesale price of which was
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I! turning friendly social gatherings elseghere than those 011'?”in by Mil-,wlo sais a ew York story. The
.. . wan co.
m gloom-meetings where the whole led $975. the geomette dress at $275
, . land the suit at 8325. Here were t
“lynch we paid for the last pair or ThSAiiAfidvAS-l LAKE; N. Y., Jan 33 urea
my l e p cip races 11 the final natton~ coat the buyer at least 81,500, it was
. were the 220-yard hu the 440. said. Such instances in Filth avcnu
. a sugar and all the other troubles are yard dash and the threemile event. e
, jet-e, Why not accept them and con- Joe Moore, 0! Lake Placid, 1 Ever- ‘333 bit the rich are by no means rare.
,. ett McGowan. ot'S P , re 'lead; no Window displays a rose whi ‘
, 6-;- breath undgstrenzlh and recrca- t‘ an] a the t°
«a time in working and saving and the as the result Of the Elli-Wins! made "Untold millions are being invested
Gloom never got, MIND-Y EDI-ll WELLS LANDS KNOOKOUT. said J. W. Argenbrlght. a Brooklyn
' flare. courage an'l intelligence, importer, "and the demand is less ex-
. . > ‘ Reeve in Fourth Round.
*9 other war—win not call upon LONDON. Jan}. 29.—Bombanller ever before, showing that prosperity
. 7 ' Coats-costing tr ' .
are} They will. if we'.will but fut 8‘3th ht if“ vie”? “411:: 000 w “500 on: $00.
~. re 11 o a ere ‘
_ them and ill-ethem - .38 01100115“ ,are being bought.
, . from the start and was no match ‘for "America is not port:
“liens must, be a return to? the wens. He received a ,0“ - only 1'11 118 the
‘ - i ' rth round a .we ' ,
ly, old lash oned virtues it'we down for the count. ,1“ nt thebest Specimens of thedllack and
. , ' " silver fox, , ' , '
2- of “indie. Butvmany people,“ mink sea! otter,_ beaver,
)tly, prefer disaster 'to any: at 1. rs n. “a mushatrdll!
. these and many others in hundreds. of '
Reports ‘that Wealthy.» Americans
had representatives abroad buying up

Authorities Waiting for Test . ,
m yours, ASA T. LOWNDES, ' ' Shlp Of the world, w", wind up their
‘ at While all of the major league club
._,, ~w ed NottoDo It Again ’ 'FORMER satin-:3 new YORK usual routine yesterday by lorries.
V ‘a major leaguefclub have announced,
’ After he lih'ished he declared he was
' for such persons ,to recall Just who dreds of violations of the state eg Threw former Greater New York
smug once—93. , W-
V m the National League. yesterday sent'ers all over the state a notice that " the former Yuk“!- Who played mm T d r
“in ‘Hanager' 'eud’ 011‘ 00—- ance of his brother my an a cw
a” ' ~R “It might be well {0? some persons late the law a‘ second time. The let- 'Wilbur Good. of City, who Was
perb dupe and says he only needs a
"‘ -- -== esterda '. “The national “moment some O'Mara', the forjner Brooklyn
3’ I V an inspector of this department you
1‘7““? to the use for publication or is to be elected. It says he shall be
L‘ '_ he local news published herein. " .very time I pick up a paper I see ing absolutely with the requirements, JOHN OANZEL RESIGNS. torn: than ever before in his career.
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man or the commission. There are deuce to the prosecuting attorney of , w (my cum “we Amen” . no SETUP.
we O‘Hngen, one or the “nest t nominations l said that he would be out or baseball says that Dempscy's t.lle really is ill
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fact that dillerent club ownersare de- ‘5 Whom" Mainline and others
fimt Fuller, New England magmn. .
sixteen club owners who Mal vote fol 2‘40“, “mun“. us The doubt adds,
w , flat in h " . .i
r . s e ad accepted the uni leagues. Madrid and the first round L be may move a set-
- A, l 1 ed
The high cost of living, lies Miss chairman, but its powers Were lint t
5 that pro.
“It is a. condition, and not a theory. 5 rogative.
. [some good men have been suggested.
e 2 - , y , _
ll. "get to mm and begin t° ac" this commlsaion business has become
fife wreck of an excursion steamer,§Hemnn was induced to ““3“- It
a, month, but in the meantime the situa-
case how we are going to do lt!‘ '1
me ‘ m
°° ‘ ' that sent that “H“! pion, will make his third bid for flstic
' we rotten, positively rotten?’—and humaniweight, in a scheduled ten~
who, a few years ago. was considered
‘feventually being able to deal with the
Ertlc was chosen
rters had {ailedtol
.» , «answer: we waste vaJuable breath
' i-‘ort \Vnyne, Ind., whorls recognized
and dress at a local factory, the com-
mon to gain strength and good cheer said he could get better ind lcements
'coat. a coarse wool fahlic, wy' mun-
e-servatlon turns dolet'uiiy on how; NATIONALSKATING RACES.
-"‘ garments which, sold at retail, would
The cost of I and. the scarcity a] skating championslh‘gie'hem today
Roy McW’horter, of the Illinois A. .04 Show °r mm the “g“ “5‘ °‘ "“"K
*1- them in the only way—by using
lug favorites for the championship ti- l'blouse for $8,500. *
‘ ' in esterd '3 .
Wag cheerful? l y ay races in furs this year by American women”
m ‘Mlss O'Hagan, took us through B°"'b'""‘" K"°°k' 0‘“ 8"“..M’cluslve and more widespread than
to take us tlnough the present Wells, British heavyweight. knocked is general.
0 are uncommon. but they
The bulky Reeve was
d—---—————‘
and lefts in the ton 9’ or rights finest Russian “wear but 13 WNW
avert; disaste’r,": warns‘ Gov.
fisher, Wolverine, bear, lynx, badger,
mummies.
varieties are domestic productp.”
sly-called “royal" furs rmrerdiImissed

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but men—men who have entered our,
sorrows and experienced our disap-
pointments; whom the thorns of earth
have pierced; whose foreheads are
narrowed by the wrinkles of doubt
‘nnd whose hearts are transfixed by
the Chill ct disenchantment—Ml
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war.“ CHICAGO, an '21—me inspect,
. s awaited the arrive! here yesterday

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poor Merges he _.
“his income tax ifepmi'sadly wens 0,.

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as non-session! by :Mr. Argenbright.
,For seventy-ave years he said, there ‘
has been no such thing as “crows”
rabies. Ermine also is less popular
than ever in the history or the trade.
“It is an old and mistaken idea.”
he said. “that the finest Russian sn-
bles are not shipped outside. at that,
market, these (Elisabeth: sun's-'13::
to be modernist-"crown, ‘
schist. In former year; when.”
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