you.
mush-hm" until Nov.
unity "Of
intuition of baseball or since 4th.
major league play
erlean Longtie clobs——New York. Chi
’men not financially interested
me. in complete control
Yesterday's conference of
than
Punt-k with resolutions adopted
mien of major league baseball.
.. While the definite threat was ex
pressed in the result endorsed try til
reorganization of the National
mission. some of the
be discussed for excluding the five
clubs in the new scheme of baseball
control until they had been given
plenty of time to consider the, situa-
tion. The general outline of the new
controlling body. in the baseball world .
‘was definitely expressed. but no steps
Vere taken toward a realignment or
.the two major leagues under the new
scheme.
The twelfth clllh for tin- new
scheme 0t pla\ would Tit (‘TiOSl II t‘,rom
some other city. should none oi the
outstanding l‘ne club owners (‘\DP(HH
willingness to enter the new pact .it
was stuttd toda)
Reorganization plans outlined in A.
D. Lasklr. stockholder of the Chic misc 5
National League club. call for a chair-
man of the proposvd tribunal with
salary ol‘ 3:3,nmi a your. 'l‘hl other
two Inenllu-i's are to receiw :I Mm
neratlon ol‘ 810.000 :1 \car. ’ The
agreement in force- for ti\tllt)— five
years makes iht- tribunal supremo in
authority with no appv :Ii from iln: i'lli'
.ing.
The new agreement sponsors TTH'
board of ctuItrui \\lth llS lilllt' mom
berg "men 0‘ national llIIIltII: "‘
' men ol 9~th TIllSTIHSS and pIIWottsh-
Elonel expo l'lt m I in no “N tillanl' i: lI-'
ly inlcrc sift] In limit-hall, whom chal-
acters and l-tilluliiona will lw Sill'll
as to cmnint't- thc‘pulilic that till;
baseball o! lhr- future will lw conduct-
ed in :l ('TI'I‘TIT and fair mannrr." as
the resolution has it
The board “ill be select: iT in n Ilirl-
joriiv \ole- oi lht oluhs ol the Nation-
al and American 'lmnguvs. :li ll ”it"il DOTE’S do not absm‘b i lfri as into "‘ ior "“ ”TN“ and u T0"““"0“"\?‘£‘
12%;" I lnt;agu. Nov. K. it was st: Ilud the 5190‘] Inu‘ingh: in health. while anothsr ancaslon
e rt-so ut‘mn, E‘h. iot‘es i t ‘ \iurp‘nv scored a goal trout the
The; ”TUEEHHIEEEM““0”" “" “"1“ "WII- doQ I n hp “m yalds of bowels:lleill from lin- '5 \‘JJ'KT lim- mm liter
,ers 0 minor r-lgm- cities '. ‘ I i. th r1 . ~ . 1 I: '
‘Bonrd ml~nihr-rs( \VITT ln- 11:41:; ”Tor ! “(n and women are urged to dTTnkEliiTI-Il’wnlinggnlgshxwlfl'tgu-vlfirnIris3‘36.
terms ending rIsIIutiuIll iiic : 'l 'B‘Kb 'ilornm“ beiore breakfast. a worth. ends: O’Brien and Marita).
£1925..‘Iszo and 1927. the maroon Bil-151339 or hm watewwith II teaspooplui “dim-t Bean. let? timrd: Pinto end
i hated (or. the lmrger'term ranking as of limestone vhosnhat'i-I-in I.it 'xs-Iit ”"35 ”Tam—MN' “in mm '
chairman. Ellarmless means of nelping to w centre: Min-pin". quarterhllrk; KI mp- *'
1119 American. ”“3“" cluhs ‘3 hica- from the Wslomach 'liver kidn n a"TQT 5'51“le “ haltlrtwks. K' I’
. fio New York .Ind Boston which loin-i ‘3’" lly. lel lflmrk' o‘nlan and v'tulril. ’
ed in the reorganization proposal. ale bowels the pIeVious day 3 Indigestible li'ulliutk
’4'” 01108 “hich faced Johnson lust lmateriai poisons sour bile and tox-I --
baseball controversy ins; thus (lensing, nweetening and» Tian- hum mow “cork.
\‘winter in the
. The five clubs not in the In \\.:i::r(-<.-
ment todm wele not rentesm’ltml :It
the meeting \‘estelday. Those “T10I
..attended were:
Charles H Stoneham and John J.
club: Barney Dreyfus. for the Pitts-'—
burgh National League club:
w. Grunt. floston Nationals: Charles
TIE. 1mg. Brooklyn Nationals; Wil—
Mm L. Veeck and “'illiam iniizleV.
“Chicago Nationals; James P Jones
and Branch Rickey. St Louis Nation-
.fls; William P Baker and Charles L.
CHICAGO. Oct'. 20.——-Owncra or— five
emu baseball league clubs. those
I0? Philadelphia, St. Louis. Washing-
Detroit. St. Louis and Cleveland
1: “ho have supported President
Johnson. armholeame. :n-‘neveral
isles this season and in past
1 the oppor-
5m the other three club:
”owners of the'lloagoe and entire eight
of the National League in the reor—
“Inspect ot‘ a fight 'to oust them from
Represent-allies of all the National
League baseball clubs and‘three Am-
caxo and Boston—Aoday were on rec-
0rd favoring abrogation of the Na-
gtional agreement between profession—-
leagues; with the Rational (‘ommig—
'ifion abolished and a tribunal of three
* ill the l
more {purse 01 $1. 000 Jay Brook. driven by
line hours' Idolation closed its
last
:fgtkht. proposing complete- reorganiza- l
eleven baseball magnates to lay [)Ttlns H'" hm‘fit‘
for a. new maior league circuit with—.
out the the holdout American League llhis race was won by Georg:- Stiles.
f aelnbs. if thev refused to agree to the I Home
Com- l
club owners!"
“present declared that no plans would and I’m a. purse oi“ $400 added mom-y
‘Ruch‘. emaana Eatimls‘mult
THC?! rmann. Cincinnati
‘Charles A. Comiskey. Alfred Austrian.
Louis Comiskey and Harry Grabiner.
Eelzicwro Americans; Colonel Jacob
‘ltnppel‘ and Colonel 'i". L'. Huston.
,Ncw York .imelicans; and Harry
iI‘ razct. Boston Americans.
m mull!
Trot .at Atlanta
Circuit—Bat Time 2:06'/z
A'l‘L AN'i‘A Ga" Oct. 20. “Peter
Manning. the record holder for three
heats in his division. had things all
his own tray in the 2214 class trotting
contest. which was the feature event
on the Grand Circuit. card at Lake-
-Wood. yesterday. Wining first money
'in the $2.5M) stake race in straight
heats piloted by Stokes. the Murphy
Eire-iding’s best time was 2:061é. made
in the tinn‘ heat.
in the :3: 09 class pacing 6\ (Int fat :1
I
itimml. took first money in struigllt
lheats.
Lillie “'ntts. with Russell driving.
three“ heats of the, 2:16 class trot.
e Iwhich was a special event t‘orflonth-
s. for a purse 0t 81. 000. with
Second place in
$500 added money
of
(Ill.
'ihe loultll event on the card. a
l:5 note also for Southern horses
not: taken in straight heats by Con-lac—
woxneilnl. owned in it. l..V\ilii:1ms.
lGrox-lton. Lia. Innd argon by his OWn-
‘th
The first accident that has yet oc-
curred in I-onnet'tion with a harm-us
‘cvcnt on the Lakewood ouIl took
plum- in this race. when in tho- second
limit l‘rlm'l‘ ii ‘Q’iiT. :ln iliwrton. “:l..
horse. IIIlnlmi Iy Honors. spilled and
.piivll up just llrit‘l' rounding the quart-
I-l final. The pacer All!“ his pilot wm'l-
3' “TI“ to limp in.
i 'liII llmr eu-n’ts on tilc (‘ili'lTVlodils
ITHCTUITI .I l'-rm for all trot. lilt' l‘ealun-
of ill: (Tin; for a purse III 31.2”“; :I
12'2:lIi]Iu'c. ‘;l.‘.llul and a '_':l.'ItIInl
Ill lllSlflE illili
iiilES ill lull
. ill] Eli mill
éSays a glass of hot water with
l phosphate before breakfast
keeps illness away.
I
l
l Physilians the, would over recom‘
mend the inside bath. declaring thsI
i~z of lastly mom imporlance uIan'
mulsizle, cleanliness. boca so he akin
purifying the alimentary anal before
eating more food.
'i‘liosec to wake up with bad
‘breath. ted tongue. nasty taste or;
ipicxlon. acid stomach; others who
George have biiioun attacks or constipation. 'l" ”"H' “N'ks
ishouid obtain a quarter pound of
lnun-stone phosphate at the drug
‘sIore y'l‘his will cost very little but
is suillcltnl to show the value of
inside bathing.
!
Nation!!!“ .
THEE HEAT TlGTllllT
Record Holder Takes 82.509
was an easy winner clear through the:
Fitzgerald W Bucket
Quarlm' inljvely W
CAMBRIDGE. Mum. Oct. .20 ~10?
lt‘itzgemlrl rephced Charlie linen It
quarterback on the Ronni-l varsity
:footlmll eleven yesterday afternoon
[and ran his team well. Fitzy seems
Ito ham the better head. but Buell's
drop kicking ability is no mean snot.
Two ltouchddwns were made during
:a forty rah-mite ‘m with the
second team George Owen. right.
liait'huck of the v'araity. was responsi-
ble for both of them. One of which
was 'madl- after a torn yard run.
‘itzgemld and Chopin. a substitute
hack both ran (or long gains. lim-
,zmtn- r and Woods. regular centre sud
left guard respectively. rested your—
day. Capt. Hor‘veen. although ap-'
nearing in toga. is not yet at for hard
play. The trio will be in shape for
the Centre game. [£0 Leary. head
coach in 19l6. helped out the end
candidates yesterday flemoon.
The varsity lineup was: Left end.
Kane: left tackle. i-‘Iixon; left guard.
Brow n: centre. Kunhardt: right
guard Talbert: right tackle. Hub-
bar;d right end. Gaston; quarterback.
Fitzgerald; left halfback Humphrey:
{right halfback. Owen; fullback. Hom-
ilto
‘ 'l‘noda) the expectcd Centlc attack
{is to he brought into the stadium by
theqcruhs. each member or the latter
being named after a linm‘nie regular.
Vic's meld Works “ell.
““1“ “AVE-1‘- 0” -'"I “““k‘ and one dim from me am“ or the Blind M3 or What flies.
P9“ 9“,?“ mt” ",°‘r':b1‘1"fl:)°“k°‘:§;:§ Much. lild-mr played the role «or ”My relieves itching Piles. and
m: (it ‘emlp on. e a or I
Kelly. rlgm Imlrlmk; lion 3mm. 1:33;!” 3’ “gm! mm «n rm will I'm-II me: On!
fullback. and 'i‘horne ‘Murphy. quart- Mlle bend. a “m “3‘ 39mm- 00¢ ‘
lcrliack. worked monthly renter“? .c
‘rafternoon in a contest with the {rt-931p )w I I T .
man temn..and the varsity after II Hg. 1 . i
nroun half hour managed to beat the ’ r.
first )‘I'alr Inc-ll. 2i to 13. theexaci
'g-Il-urc ni tlu calm [hm lost to l‘ onion
lf‘tlilcm' 1st Sntllrrlnv
. lx'l- m It Slilrlt'd as .I halfback. Shh
mIIl skirting resulting in mo touch-
«icons for the vanity. The one time
quartet-haI-k' a brilliant work as a half-
T‘Hlk doubtless will result in his being
'kl- ill in tin position held in Aldrich
unlil tilt luttcr returns to the some.
{in three “Niko. Roll) and Mm
IIlmn-Il their way throu, the huh.-
.man team for consistent creams. ~11—
illluuull the in sinner: gun» the uni“?
isome slulllimn rislutnnce.
‘ it ‘uls tho llrm meeting of the sea
.null iwlnvell the varsity and insh-
Im-n. and for over half of the sari“!-
mauv TTH‘ m‘nlor aggregation ('Tl'm'
was olitplnyui. The i924 team’sm
’1” the I‘oruard pass was much better
.tllan ITH' varsity). and but l'6r "the
I'm-l that the bum was worn down by
tin at! :1le hamlnlllng of tin- varsity
'llalks it would hate Match the W
E:tl-lm
U ll-.un. the freshman quanm-Im'k.
planed wonderful football. hiw throw-
ing or lhi‘ (III-wold pm r-sIm: In; in
runs of «ill and .50 \ards. ~i‘iiuam
naught om of Kemptons II'lnts ati
midm-ld and ram-d through the “trap:
l iitl\'t l-i'rnx. N J.. Oct
illuper yestcrd Ly Afternoon put his rc-
Inowued Inn“; through a long ml
merciless MTWMQ—fli’ against Hymn
Ileams. several of the late Tiger tnvn-
moors-w .for the New York National «have a dull aching head sallow com-' II a. nolnhlv cIlIumuI and vmfiner.“
tiny; into action for the first time
The Nomi: mentor
was not mtioflvd with tile
resistance that the 1
ill- cha rte- Presently mulled upon
t it‘pe' a Quit-leis. who mow-«led in
puuimx up a better light. It marot
lionx. however. lit-foreknow- silo were
I
my
got an invitation tom
Tobacco Co. factories, I’ve
midst of millions of Guild cm
Man—the inmost
batman the not of mu
“p221, a? slap! “W “W!
.tu . ' is I .
.ofi'fiu slat; indent-tyrant“. m~g¢§
‘wsemdtonslikeaooapkof
. Winston-Solon. N. C.
DEAR-OLD PETE:
Just wound up the one swollen: day of
Since early thisming, M1
J. Managua.
life!
it R.
ideayouorl
Manho-
Fridny p. m. -.
«at
:II Niall; :
‘
the fild
best
sci-luau
maze ‘ .
tor-hack;
GL9. I
mm ‘m’m
re p In; of
weeks. while the fort: IL. I Wat
times reached a
Wiley.
started the prov-«c5443 the «notches
flew-ted their time to devolmthi of.
[nitric new often-lu- maths. which. ac-
col-ans to in reports from ”upon:
Ill) be idly mulled on mm“.
The him 1.1m m
a high opinion “the Now ‘achine.
minute wing to take no chance! on
being unprepared
Seven! of the plays tried out yet-
terday Ina-soon were entirely new. .
and the verity went tilrough than“
with the m rare and dealt.
Then a. mend team was camI-zl. on"
through the line of mom stringers.
«while Laurie. My W
Keck. in turn. dropped back out!
practiced at booting the bail Wu
the goal posts. the later having the
succeu. Dickinson. ”our.
Sttnson and Lourie were oil on fiand
yesterday afternoon and able to tot;-
pm in about in". but when the
came-t
ash:
wisely kept them on the side tines.
The varsity as it started the ocrim- ,
W:
Davis. ends; Keck and HOOWY.1311*-
leu: Thom: out Memo". mods:
"not. Callahan centre: Mill-rm qu-r— :skin motile shank: obtain a small ,Il'
\"lttmer and I‘lawes
«eerarrity. tuiltmck.
cows m ls 'I'Am
WINSTED.<‘onn.. Oct. t‘l‘L—«A‘hcv;
of cows owned by
rum Hill. got Med on cider apples
i .
van "\ relief n‘ter We
the lus‘ uvo
Blair: standout: at
11.131338!
in t he «at; “ml!
D have
AFN? WL‘P’HUR‘ on
lusts Link and Wm Trail-
and was set at driving Alma Om flight.
and
nary, itch lag enema. can be on!
outcome ty applying Maximo
emu at: War pres-oration tn-
Iunfly bflnfl we train ulna irrita-
tion. soothes and tho eczema
flint up and leaves the skin char m4
smooth.
it seldom toll: to relieve the tar-
ment without delay. More” fromi
min m
3' was: itséndre Md
“'4'“— fof Muslim-Sunni" from any good
{Wt ml use it like cold cream.
1 ___- ..._.
Plio- Md in I to $4 Days
Wl! ma mouey if PAZO
0mm full: to cure. itching.
Fred Belmont:
\
*- rv'ln-mma vIu-ru ail-r
\ I"
4
“ml/MI mm” amp—n I. .5 on- .u .u «I... n :- rmi.m'«¢~l nimwimwwua “ woo ..
I
I
-ii a.
§ And this Is it: "
C
m
throne-1 tray fumitm W
ptbm “83'
YOUR m “OK” '
.l .
m mung out of the skin, even .
pim- Ideclarea a noted skin speciuloi. '
Because of its gem destroying W‘
m“ W20
4- v v A
, .1. mummm'lmn'n' .I. -
> 3;: . ‘ u ill-Ii .lml iif‘lliwr .I'l ill\1'ST]lg.ri\:I \. I
I”? 5.5, Kan" m 49 4;,“ ”10,. whorw some sun-Hm; mm... mm ,. T“
am will; firm his demands lol .. Hans" E
Momma: investigation of H10 l'hI— l1. iI'II‘inI; in Ha- I. l-«III 31......
m} 1M Whigs mun-”93 win-III and «on. IL Hm. Wm.‘ ' 'E
i at wheat prices have been manipu- Il‘il‘fli \ EE
fitted. lite We today upon his “3.? “if it Is shown lllglt ll 1 .I i'! ,,, .
W: mm on bliSIIstern campaign Illmllmlrznlw Ilw m anunmum .' ’
Wuhan dV-c-lilwra-lv galIIIiIiing :IIIII III; TL
My request to President \Vilson." “(m8 "1 “Illil’ill “m‘ ”'m‘m“ ’ “T
h’a a“ “was merely for an investl- “mg“ “h“mm“ m ““ "“I”
”a as to operations on the bonsai. :
[at mmatting notion on that w— '
-’I‘ry a clfigigg
Gd “Vt T l
Sahel. '1 3““ “‘
HE call to
'1‘]:th is the
all with, if hand
will lift the load that
you are staggering
miller perhaps. Work
and saving, industry
and denial, instead
of needless extrava-
gance, will put us all.
squarely on our feet
Quin.
Is I)“ Pressing You Donn
Bo fair to your dollar. your GOTHHH .md muwll' ‘l.
sprain a savings account. Dollars will “mi: mulv plum i.
501'on now and more safely than P'V‘l‘l iwimo» it .3. I
pressmg rm: down, resolve to make lllllil llll _\uIl I.
“mmmhnf
THE GITY NATIONAL
m Wk, (loan.
in
Save
‘ \
BA X it
TIE Kaboom Sets
Wedgfmm our ellill Inigo Stock Til\k it
caved Cut p ‘e.. Smcfime 3N3 it was necanr)
to make chat in our storage warehouse and the
stock of bedroom tumiture Vi as found to he extrelllo
l_v large. hence theSc more tlmn attractive offerings.
.r
A.Folur«post [Set
hWyfilfisbhfio-tomtwonw
, The bed is a‘fOIII',-post.er the posts tcz‘iilillatlnc
in lingo round balls. The head board IS an 5 scroll
am arch with a base between. and the loot Tall
is large and handsomely (timed. This is “just. the
kind of tiled‘to dmnp with a while milled val-
awe, 3’ k quilt, «Ind large fillfi'y pillows
, perhaps withm‘rll’les around them
>E‘mmr Is cxtm size will a large mirror.
31cm Wt 538ch nlilmr.
er “Vaughan“. on balls shimmer and dress- -
“haWandMnM' ' . Th1"-
kamumsssaoo. cm” c k
..l . 4......
”I“ Stanton-Set
‘ , E *1 gm 1W by its extreme simplic-
.. um comm «ultra hrge
WW minor.
mouth- ished b is
“mm mo" “Tm”?
1"; .
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