They’re Here
$3.50 to $8.
e Coming Hot Weather.
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‘- Shows, Says Ban
3 NE W" YOR’K. June 2.-—.\l ajor league
'basohall , players
“their contracts to play with teams in:
» metependent longing were "warned yes-i
Eternity that if Ill-3’ do lim z'vturu to,
u ,tboirteamsmsitlzi-i the days they will
hetitermanemiy bun-ml ts‘mtt the two
‘.big leagues. ‘ g’
. florets who have jumped reserve;
.jc‘lwsos were. would that if they do
111% t'otorii to (lit-iv ciulga' wivlllnihei
'e’nfl» of five days‘ p ‘riol oi“ grace. it~
will be three years bei‘orotho Nation-f
. alCommissicn will ‘consfixler their pica
for reinstatement.
’ ;.—‘1Declr<ion to tulle
‘ "was. reached a! ll conrez-nmro between;
» John. Hoydler, pl'('~'ldt'ilt ot‘ :ho Nution- ;
w “League. and Dan Johnson, president
of'the'Amerl-can Iwague. ’
‘ Compromise Candid
.7 Mr.?l-ieytll»n‘ Ol'l'~l‘e\l at the confer.
,1. misc} woman-e of John Conway ’l‘oole.
V’é‘Neinork attorney. as a compromise
-‘~ --candidato for the chairmanship of the
-:.Nwona1 Commission. Thule had a.
1- conference hole yesls-rduy with both‘
-'He‘ydler and Johnson. The ulajorl
loggue‘ onsldenm will meet again to-l
..~ day. td-flispoce finally of this matter. (
7‘ihmqtig player-3 :ti'l‘eCted by yester-"
- daft: :decision are Kinney. of the Phil-
Melphia 'Americans: Harris,
land, Americans: Pearce. P
Nfiionals’. und‘Gorner and Cueto. of
tho Cincinnati Nationals. .,
1 '1'Woydlcr said the action was taken.
Mitch“? against men who had jumped
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intended to end a
:tjoi' league club own‘
d to contend for
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came it
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or? have 2 Men obiige
ao‘v’éml year's. Johnson a
‘difliorf means a return to‘ the discipline
.tlm'l: fiasehfot‘ced before the time at
the Federal League.
,1; fiestle‘s Milk Chocolate
' 75315-- 40c 1-2 1b.. 20c,l:4 lb.
imohel’owell Corp.
7 ,- 1 South Norwatk.
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6;». Else B’e Barred Perma-l ’
Tetratema 3 1~2
however. is vet-by do
for the Wine ribbon o
lish turf is run.
the sporting element i
generally
termonger
rowa and their donkeys
11.19 (301112415! with much jubilation '
,withfl} 2.000 {or the secon
who have jumped l
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lxiladelph‘tal :5 5
n, Pm. and Oil City, Pa., .
nuisance :
dded this (19- i
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dayand hundreds of tho artisan class; chxsou To 30); ream. R. 1
u. .1;- '.xi¢.r~mmmcr vacptign aththe be- , » ‘- ‘ —-—-——- - - _ p
ginning of June in order t at t ey may; PHILADEL?HIA,. Juné Vz_———'Wiuie . , —-' ;. , ~ .
fig oils-”to spend a iew‘ days of it, atflackson, “'1'?ngng Iégwgfiffig :Farmers Lakely t 11333; High
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“h“ “1““ - him. 1 They; Wage «m Anticipation of
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The most popular day of the week,
‘ y, when the'race
vent of the Eng.
City-offices where
s uppermost are
closed for the day, the cos.
5 decorate their street. bar-
and drive "to
get 3.1m) ‘
have been matched rm: mg
the Phillies‘ ball park on ,July
Leon, Rains booglahded .
whereby he agrees 4:0 —
$10,000, with all oution of 3:: por cc
of the grossrecelpts. The men w
hattle at 135 poundgxlngside.
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—Harris_'& Gang. ~That‘s All. »
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15 530.000.
The value of the rate
d and $1.000
Try . A .,
"Then Decide
m't‘sesmaiiaknow“ to: die-M1 " '1 am:
Brunswickfrircistobuyongandcomparein -
ThatigiffhcvcrynameofBrunswickisn’twficlcofipioofi.
Eoyomasittstomqstmmth‘athercisaocmdimfirfii
fl‘housandsbimcnwhohaveknownthcnamcoPBrunswicE’
for years, realizefltat a'Brimswick Tire hastobc the treaty-3
imamdioctcproductconldncvcrbcarthishistoricoamea éi'
'Long beforiifioOvuhmdeccamcfamousthc H0633
prrunswmkwasestablishcd. Itwésonéofthcchiefusgfl'
Loirubberforfiftyycaxsbcforc“'utomobflcscamcinwmg§ "
fioficggvfitfi Sgtocfifihistorycquldbfiorgtoofigruza‘
l 3 best. M .1? £9? w..-.£@§£9l-.l§ 0" d c
it: quickly, destroyed. ‘ ~ “13'. a; a!!!
,fl'hisisépracfical’gfii’r‘ihficcifiai‘BtunSwicE'ljimofien
‘SnorethanthousuaLyctatmaddcdcost,
Get ,firsi'onc nay! ’LYo '11 be 635.
'havsflmfl.‘ its not 2a ‘dumflyou
THE BRUNSWICK-BALKECOLLSENDER co.
New Yorkflm 29—35 West 3231! Sun! '
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On An Unlimited Mm
Sold
7 LUTHER M. WRIGHT
. summed: $63,
or rounds at
the .matcmi , , _ . ;—- , 7 5
. '1 i XLBA‘N} N. 1, Jun learm of
A son 9 9 _ e ; \ 3
pa) “Jack at." New Yorkfstate xwm
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Big'Prices‘in‘Si‘ght‘
produce . their
normal contribution‘ to the, nation‘s
food supi‘ily this octagon if the farmers
are willing, to. pay the highL’waze'.s de-
émanded byfarm labor, {say omclals
of the state department of 'l’arms and
belief that the'tarmers are beginninz
;to realize Uthat their products will
'command high. prices next fall and
filial: this will (lilduce them to pay
thigh wagesdo laborers and to plant at.
Jleast as many acres as in former
:years.
i The farm Workers will
_sa.y department officials. Where the:
lfarmer ls wi’l‘ng to pay them theX
wages they want. The problem of the,
be ' found,
farmer is the coat of labor rather than . ..
lshortage. they :floclare; VVood'smen. 1: .
now have been workinzidn ”the log~ :'
gmg camps during the'wintet} are ex— ;
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{pected to goon the farms in the sum— »
‘Iner, Beanies, say state ofiicials. the
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one labor situation. , . -1
VTEXTILE WAGES (NCREASED.,
to relieve '
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,ly 300,090 textaiie operatives went into'
jefiect today ,in. New. England itextile
mentors. Approximately $140690,00(Tl
“‘1“ be added to the weekly payrolls
of the ,mills granting the increases”
tool! the textile Wages, already at the
Ihuzheiat _'stage in history, will be
wrought to a point about 150 pd- cent.
ghigher than they were {our years ago.
A majority or the unorganized mill
workers have accepted the increase.
as have many who belong to warlock}
gunions. in some instagices, narrower}!
no action has been'takénttm the offer
and a few unions have refused it.
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manilaool y‘honost paint-.1; Uscil; and 1,;
€qu we Smfaco‘”;btit.a 19:01 mamas " v»
' booklets. It will! has: you ‘ ‘
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annual ““back to the land" migration
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' All thé heat upstairseza cool cellar. Low
' Installed in; 'day'éonly one hole‘to mt. 7; ‘
«Fire never hoods liming, so life at fornace isiqng," '
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Behlnd Bethlehem «Periorit‘tance
The .Bethlehem Factory Organization from the l‘rmidcnt dnw '.
that no duty is not completed when a truck is df'l't\'cr<::J_ l1 35““
Performance has established new Motor Truck Summer “5‘. h 2‘ ., 6?”?
dustry. And behind that performance through the dl‘mcr "03:543."? m-
Betblchem Policy 0! utmost {notary coop-«arm». A hithlcl U: 1" Eh?
at". customers are Intisfiecl mm“. Buy Safely— in: li'cl'llle'lx‘an'.
1}; Ton Chassis :11. m. Ch ,
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1} Ton Chassis 3i Tun Clinics
BETHL‘EHEM MOTORS commune):
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r9011! is mad? healthfully warm by the new WSW“. One-Pipe HEATER The heating system tha‘
With great economy, pulls the chilly air out of every furthest comer of a house. For Every bit 0‘
hot .atrgomg up, an eoual volume of chilly air must drop to be heated; This gmitjve circulation of
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40% savingin incl. <-
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