I \ ‘ ”MN“ I\
“““" ;.-\II:‘I'rI)N.1A\'.g4
,..., \. (mm Strangler’s
Hunt in “Ill-It
\I-mIn-y
ll «Strangler
\ ; l’l I wrestler.“
3 = w leloltier of; the
1" ' , _ wwlf‘h to a dull:
' ut the Marne;-
.l;<l.zy, Jan. 24.
. - Win Jack Cur-
* ‘ ' - lrwls and his
‘ can“: to town
. . _ immedlltely
‘6“ ' . 1-3 sought out
1‘“. 4; lllv.
....m-I
'lIY
I" In. I?
'1')“.
.5 ..v
; firdll‘lgs by de‘
.~I(~:rId suit on
. 4 2- for the cham-
' . m: by Joe Stoch-
‘ pixcnlated Bani
.15: my witness
wed Slasher ac-
‘ j . to .turn over
:3 vi “101:: Homad‘: em league nine; he accepted a. posi- O'Connor, Wallace. Stem! and Riel:-
r ‘ w. .:,,_' I'm; to In! .uon which seven .managers before him ey also served under Hédgeg,
.r 35:413- 19-9: 3“" falledto identity with a pennant-“rim The posing“ of each Brownie and
,4 ;. m- lino“ the ping club since the Browns entered the percentage of games won and lot:
I” , . . the Ban Johnson circuit. in 1902. The of each campaign follow;
(. ‘ ”‘19. and then seven men who preceded him are Jim Year. ’I’osition. P. C.
.: "V" 3"" betwefin, MCMEEI‘. Jack O'Connor. Bobby Wal- 1902 ....... . .Second ‘ . . . . . .514
3. J ‘1 t T 'mo ‘ lace. George Stovau. Branch Rickey. 190:; .......... Slam 4.28
h. 9 gfh fl, ‘ gF‘lelder Jones and ‘fillmmy Burke. _Of »a ...... «r. . .Sixlh . . . .428
‘ -‘- "”1! ‘0 beat ”the seven only two piloted teams into . 5 ,,,,,,,,,, Eighth ’ . _ .354
. wrmtkn: in the 5013 first division, McAleer‘s 1902 team 1906 .......... Filth ........ .510
3:. v =4: duvlarmg that {finishing in fourth. ‘and Jimmy 1907 .......... Sixth , . . Z . .1 451
' .' "m“h any Burke's 19°0 lmzue- loading hitters 1908 .......... Fourth .546
. WW0 4° Per’ending in fourth position Four of 19m ........... Seventh 31.1...” 9.407
,~ “ “3}“- Cadd“ the former managers O‘Connor. Walv 1910 .......... Eighth .. .305
.I 5° “33,119 lace. Rickey and Burke. 1m- m~ St. 1911 .......... Eighth .295
, l moment hauls, at the present time. 1912 .......... Seventh ....... .341
,_. . - moduccd 3 mm for Nun-tom Svuqlns. 1913. . . .. ..... Eighth .. . .. .37:
3 ‘ " “1“ who, “1 In nineteen seasons the. Browns have 1914 _______ — , , ,Fifth ......... .454
' i;’,’:“"“?d-" Wt finished fifth five times. sixth and 1915..‘:... ..... Sixth ......... .409
".”‘:‘-".man' ~032Mb on four occasions. seventh 1916 ....... ..l-‘ll‘tll ......... .512
, 1"“ ”V“ Me- three times. fourth twice and second 191?. . . . . .. .SOVC'nlh ' ..... .370
VI . “I {.0} "15,591 Once. q‘llv crnnd [LVVL’QgO for “I“ 19.18. .‘ ........ l-‘It‘lll . . . . . . . .48!
. ‘ v! Signed t0 aim-town czar/mains in 9.131”. ’l‘hI~ high 1919 ........ '. .r‘lftll ......... .483
' 7 7"’1‘°‘_:;‘g; mark was in 1902 when tlu: club was 192!) .......... l-‘unrlh .497
.1 z: or. the -... “-..”...— ‘ . H ’ -—
, H .73.,1...‘S-3”‘aon-. G m3" C" (,1‘11 5'” “ 4mm “:0an [MR lawn-lulu. I-IuIYERs
' - . \ll-ET. ' Jan. ll.—~'1‘he Hyde
2443.136 gets on
will: Lewis,
I: 5': him gs: about
lvl
gm’iéffi
' - \' lunlm: RING
...."t;( Sluilll
..n \Yin.
and KM
.9 . Il—«Three of.
l in the East
n‘finlré M
45‘ l
-- in the own-
:.('},I, mind for flit-
~.'. I0 Chlnlé stop—-
I in the ninth
« .« 1?;1732?I'E~j&2f‘§cbz~ed’
i1 1 I:I‘-‘_l bout when
I. n- 2v I kl xi, of f‘lcve‘
'_ l‘l: 1:3 Ii, in one qflnutc
’Fhis how’- “‘32:
... ,. If.
n I. :-
Hurls.
sugmu-«l (Lu-l Moore n
:3 : round of u schrdfid
. vim-ulllltm'. —
‘~ an al‘I‘nir lnlwern Dun
.- ~: iqunlg \'=,:rfolk Kid “9’3
.: \iliith “1 Ht the distance.
- (-rri on thr- win-
IlI-flcin' in faVDl‘ OT
'J‘ K.\ r~‘.‘.'.‘\!\!lil{h‘
\niiil‘: l5. iN AITSTRALIA
:Iml I‘m-n Confident of
Hum).
3... mum}
I Ulllx’. Jun. ll.——Tlle Ameri-
JILL swiemnvng team, com-
u: TIN-p- lirlhcnnmoku, Ludy
I'm. Kudolm nnd Miss Ethel-
:i-ln-s. has l'I-nchcd Australia.
4:”,- to :1 Inhlogmm received in
. I; I451 night. The report stated
suimmI-rs had experienced a
Hp, lml i‘m". all were fer-19m:
Ins}; lily have (11101111 of
“,qu are expected to
..lz‘nln the next week
7 13m-
The-
some tinzl
' days
15'“ K NOMINATED AS I’RES'I-
h!“ \T.
Vi SON: .lnn. ll.-—-Jnlian S.
. 2;, m NI-W York .has been re;
l.:.tnl for president of the-United
La“ :2 Ten 12 is Assoc iation,
l ..s Issm «l :I formal call for the
.111 riling lure 194-.l) ".
.' m t}: r pl'k sent officers hm 0 been
:- zlted M tlu nominating com-
(0 p‘ G my Vi. \Vightman,
, :ll'ulhl: III. “ho has declin-
.w"
. .l::[
Ulll. mI- in 0mm.- because press Thomas Ireland Bates Court. of! of
mp» mains. Chmlu; B. Our-
I‘..\‘» I." '81- Yuk- captain. has
(“05%; I!) 2(-1:lur'r- \Yiglitman.
leJlAiNll illil’l'm PT R331“.
:tfrjéw =. I .... .191 1] ”Carl Tre-
I" M: - .3 mi, :3 5i ’outpolnted
.. «I’m-.34” I-Im'l l'uz‘y of Balti-
m z-l 'l'(-—l'0uhd bout here
' ' :I- ”HVHHR to newspaper
Hugelde. Pal-yea!- ms
. nu». for the count of nine
. .:!1 round. The men are
- gents.
R 'GEIIGHS, icowél
BRONCHITIS. ‘
.55 fl. AX-SEED
,’—~ ~AJ-.~,\ " 45
M95
. .
r: .
"r:
\
‘-
in. -
Expat-mace . he!
that mm
no surer healing agent for
inflamed mucous Insulin-mu
nose t1 mat. and lung W
“for vears b
~‘I an highy W
~YSiCial 4 TRY IT. 7
1" dwggzst’s (the trade."
0“ every bottle' '
{:49
w ' , that Gaddock -
4 aginmont with lemon the
e first “Wm lee
I
FormerWaterbm-y Ribt Agcepts Position That '
Sewn ‘PredecessofiMed to Identify
With a Winnera-dlemrd of Club. -
l
, Lee Fohl. who had such wo‘rthyalth—
listen as Elmer Smith. the Cleveland
Henge buster. and Gov Morton the
emu-kc ball artist. as members of the
lwuerbury outfit which he led in 1914
then in what was known as the Exist-
ern Assocln‘llon. has his task cut out
for him as pilot of. the St. Louis
Brom, '
No Pennant Since 1902.
When Fohl wired Business Manager
Quinn,“ of thevnrowns. last week. that
he would’sign to manage thevAmerl-
second with a percentage of .57‘. and
the low mark in 1911 the te'afn‘flni
ins in. the cellar with .296. :During
Burke' 3 stay the club compiled on
“average 01.488, a mail: me:- by
made during MoAleer‘s management.
which was high until Burke' 3 sojourn.
filed Under PM! Ban.
F0111 Is the third manager under
ruminau. McAleer sewed under
Ralph Orthstein, who was president
of the ub in 1902 and was with
Robert e Hedées or seven years.
PHI}. ADE i PHIA. J:.m ll ——l{orso«
men It.- ’l-tlmrml lmrr for the annual con-
Iontion of (ix-and Circuit Suwnrds dis—
cussed topics of general interest to
light lmxness lacing: at this mm-uning'
sessilon and llsu-nqd to l‘tvulls of eon};
Imittees which met )(sterda).
An rxeluslw‘ pension of the Hit-v. -
unis was sell-1:9} ulozi for this afternoon
~at which date-s for this seusml' 5 racing»
were to be allotted and ohms-s elect—
ed. No announcément ol‘ either will
. 30 mudr- until the hamuwl and enter-
gangqll‘tlon
babblzldcfd 1311mm.
....,_,Al...;. \(j
.3? KN 0' \"All' (it’lQS 1K) —
KENTUCKY SILXT “El-2 lx
9‘ LEXIS‘EETUKR 1(3'11'15181'1’: l l.——~>l\' nn
0' Vi'ar. Lin- womim- horse or the Am-
erican turf, will leave Git-n Riddle
Farm. at sz‘l‘llll. I‘ll... for lllis oily on
next Monday. III-cording toa letter re—
eclved hle .- {Inlnx in. I'm- Hoard of
Common: "II-run SRIIllN-l l). Riddle. his
on ner.
Before he is taken to Hinata Farm.
uherr- he will be retired to the stud
he will ht- shown. prolxlbb: on Jan. 18,
lat the 1d mng‘lon track. Plans for the
reception of Man 0' War, as elaborate
as those for a visiting personage of
rank, alrI-miy have born made. It will
be attended by horsemen and the
thousands of low-rs or n horsv in the
Blue Grasu country.
»' L'
ENGLISH POUUI‘RYIHERE.
NEW "YORK, Jnn. ll.—-—.‘Here to
show hls breed of poultxy known as
dark “halal; Indian mes.
Blrch. n poultry breeder of
Liverpool. England ,arirved
Cunardm Knlserin Auguste
with Harold \Vllklnpon, who
Sefton.
by the
Victoria.
is to
try Show next week
Mr. Birch brought with him, ken;
in a cabin do. luxe on board the ship.
pens containing twenty-six birds.
which. to the unlniatod. lookedmearer
to sublst denizens of the barnyard
than ever before seen. Blocky, and
with short legs wide apart. the birds
looked able to withstand the heavy
blows along the coast from which they
take their name. In the group was
John Bull :1 prize winning cock, which
'Mr. Birch values at $2.» /
BFD‘VOOD NOTE. .
“The Redwood Athletic Club is to or-
ganize for the coming baseball sea-
son. ~'l‘l-m-refiarm an important meet—
mg will be held at the residence of
Hamilton avenue. at 6: 30 sharp Wed-
nesdav night Officers will be elected
at the meeting and every member of
lthe team isvreqnested to be present
The Reds would like to hear from
some teams now to make out a sched~
I110. The following members are ask—
ed to be present: Thomas Ireland. An—
thony Smith R. Peden. Harry Hen-
nings. Albert Chantos Carmlne Ca-
vello, Samuel Snillck. Nathan Gilbert.
Robert Carpenter and James Mac‘Nalv
ly. Those falling to appear will be
suspended from , the club.
W
CHANT-TY KNDCKS’ OUT BIUBI'HY.
PI-IIIAI)ELPI—IIA. Jan.
George K. 0. Chane},
Murphy. of Scranton,
gerlng to the ropes
was out on his feet.
W“
mzsnmoxs BMTS BURKE.-
PITTSBURGH. Jan.11.——-Bob Fitz-
slmmefis.’ It, won the nemper dam
Wit-3n ten-round bout here, lant
John Burke. 0: Ritubutgh»;
{amet- man: champ on In :the'
thounmk 38! MW! 41mm ~
might. «at;
.4.
Alfred.
Judge the Jnccbln pigeons at the I'm!"-4
11.—- ,
of Baltimore, ;
Scored his eighth straight knockout at ’
the Olympia. last night, when Referee
'Brennan stopped him fight with Al
in ..tbe fifth
round._ Chaney dropped‘MuI-phy for ,
.a count of eight in thefir’st round. In 1,
the lift-h Chaney hit Murphy. with; .
left to the body which sent him mag-
Later: Murphy
‘took a left hook on the jaw and he
[C BIG. \(1(,‘/
Park liigL school "mum jur) weigh-
Ing tesllmum in lhI' etohols football
scandal. today lcpcltf‘d to Principal
H. h. Loomis tmir “commendation
htlt llI'r foolball- pl new 1): rmlttlnga
“r' lgvi” " to pln‘ \\l1h them in the
Lansing. Mull ill-eh school football
gumexlnst full. be barred from athlet-
i(:.s > -
""‘Hlf inr_\ “as adipose-d of twenty
‘lfl‘mhnlu. SOYl‘l'. (W them girls
1M
RIG". Em (n, RI‘UAI. _
:“IUUSD DEAD. l.\ Bl)”
- AT STATE HObPJ'l‘Ah
W -"i
Heart Disease 1- .zm‘. In (ongrcsutloru!
' “finish-I hon" a! “Ladisull. .
.1,
a"... ..
“1%., Edward {4 St'ong, for wally
nun-s pastor of the ‘ communal
Church of Madison, was found deed
in his bed III. we I ‘onnectlcnt State
Hospital \eeteldax. He had been at
the insli'ufion tlnle- months nufferlng
from senile Ilmm- mm
An attendant at the hospital Vinit-
ed Mr stonc' s mom lbw morning and
he told the attendant that he was not
lecling well and did not care to get
up. On the attr Inlants second visit he
found Mr. Stone dead. The cause of
death was heart failure».
WOOL“ CRT“ ENTATI .
’l‘O P. \Y $1..000000 T&Xl
eighteen «points, than the average City
flora.
\
balone being beaten
The score and lineup follows:
Girls waves-I 3d: a
m '
Girls by the score of 15 to 14.1311;
mg attraction.
The main game was ill
Monty of m In the first
half. however. the Red Men staged 0. can
amt comeback and piled up point rest.
utter point. so that the Ne‘Cd-naan in; {,0
team had to play to the utmost in or- months. After: renting up Montreal l
M
l
the end of forty minutes of play, the
lseore Wat 2630 22 In favor of the vi» fish‘gfitifiitgnpgn’fgg‘ ten-rounder
Fmetu won
hghpggmfiw 23°ka in their first 39 without hunch trou-
tented ° “9 owne big. dropping his opponent tor the
count of nine In one or m rounds.
ulna van a close one throughout, and .1“ were nfldén
lthe final result was undecided until :4“ $3.; them“ tmkthtthat I“
the last few moment: 01' play.»
of Boston
Both
Joe Lynch.
with Vincent "959w“ Mn h a,
men’- roundcontes'tto ndeflflcnatm
Maw mil. Bonus: on 1m
1m. :uaamenmmmcw
er in a fifteen-round Mt «to I
decided; an “angry 2 he nailed
to cross glove. with Tommy Clair!
of Philadelphia, in an .
bout. 'wblle on January 28-15630 x
it}
ed to tackle "Kid" neatly in at:
In a talcum played lust nigh‘ In mud bouuo a. «Walkman;
teams put up a mat game and We” 8* wgefion mrgonihzt tit); Garden. in l!
‘wlth Friday night. in one of the
r the led to the Pinker Mitchell-
son clash, will trade punches with
flew Canada—live apparently 11mm“- Han-ygarlson. Friday alclit, In a. ten-
y outclassed the Red Men. The more round bout at Providence
at the close or that half was 18 to 8 in
favor or the visitors Young Montreal; who for the past;
In the “9‘39““ month has been waxing H? “mm”!
.m- decided that he needs a
between Lynch and Montfiaal. In De-
Red Men I mu. the Cocteau met- W
:6“ mm 46",, m" to mm m Imnyghfzwm the NW Em Thea-Ina 1:014“an Ii phi-50 .
be hand: or the hunky New Man ;||8mll ” the result 0’, W over m a Tm . »: ...q
III “a" me“ the “ml-““3 m“ Mia Britt 1nd Benny Vein-or. box- . "5“
lug Club,
i
I: Coupe, 4413001- Sednm, De
‘ " Notice.
reim-
lle Mk:
l
Mawbemuwmq ‘1.
the ring for atj least two . .
der to hold any lead, whamr. let will 4,“ sail for a bout wltll Champign , - , 4‘ ‘ . ;.:. . e-I ' 4‘ .
‘ Negotiations (or 9. bout . I - ' " ,
' Red Men. , .
cial‘layersf Goals Fouls Pts. inlanfifge been pmcticall) completed. } 4“
“gig-IKE if ~ - - ~-- ff 3 g Lam Williams. the Bridgeport mm- ‘
Meeker. c' . . - - ' 3 ' .i 5 9 dleweight. has placed himself under . ' .
Mason, 1-: """""" 3 ~ 3 7 agglcfsnfignrtaloéofiiflinlfgt: m: ALL B AT ‘ a v v
Inklyan. lg . . .. . . . . . . 0 0 0 of other ringsters ; To m on "I
"‘ "‘ "‘ Champion Jack Britton’a mind is »
Totals ...wau 7 s 22 “my,“ O,.,,.s-,,omwflh mauxwfl $4.00 Pong-seminal an , ,m
Players. ‘ anG '1. F0 1 Pt Lon-H. which will be held February 55 49 White Jap Silk fl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M- n:
. 23"- “5- “- .5?..at thI-RmnlAllerHall athm- 98 «wiflowmlt .......................m. "‘ .
Rosamrf‘ .......... «I . o 2 "3
Wood' 115 4 m S dam. England. and “it‘ll the looming . $398 Georgette: (‘ few W) ' . _ , , _ , , , , . . . . . . , _ _ _ , M ‘-
Kelly. c ' ‘ ' ’ " v ‘ 0 0 up he has decide-d to alment hinuell 3,3; . ‘2.” . ' l
l)everiu,ll.g;:“v-fnu _. 3‘ “'0 ‘ 6' no“ and the date lox winch the bout $238 White POPE” W) “""""""""""' - ft" ‘
Iirolrl rg ........r.. 4 a 10 withtheEngllsllclmxnplonlssehedulc $3ng ...-:u-n-n-uv-~----“&: .
1 c Io‘c-o'.oo;ooo: . ‘- ed wwmsmwwfli:toolilullloinuo ...-'CCO‘ _ u .
Toms . . » 1:”; E Pln‘key Mitchell who moored wil— ' 3'98 White Batiste ( . . . . . . . . . . ‘3 ‘.
' '1’“ - - .01 , * ‘ .- lie Jackson in a_ fifteen- round bout ' ' ' " H ' u .. .5
Pmym_ «15.1., g.“ fit ‘1thatvusdIcamdlldlan, m, FM“; 3295 White‘Voile (kW) . 4.
May P5115; ff 0‘1 (”“38 05' nlfiht "It llll Galdln. “ants :ulo‘lwr .I $2.00 White VOflB ................................... M . ‘ 1
MayCa .n u 4 o s" crackmuttlwhardlnulng New York» $238 mmsngdvm...........,..,..............a“ ..‘t
_ labs. ' """ ' m ”the“ claims that h- tlid mm 8‘50 fl.” : ”V
£m§1(cr?;<fo{:e:drgm Ill‘ 3 96 :min 9'1“”3’ for the bout but MUM ”'75 canted Flannel .,..- :5-
— ‘ ' - -~ . we «we s of hard efiorl {or panther gupflf2fl m mil Q1: m ”0‘! Mil '
Anna Casper, ‘5 f ' " 0 . 3 . 3 30 With Jackson pill find him in such HOT ...; "'7‘
Totals ‘3; '3 T; ‘3}:pr that he will aux-Ii) bent lus 11-. 1 w ,4
‘ Kale & M110. \a ' ________ _4_____, ...,;‘_‘__ .ii '
Players. ‘5 Goalsp‘lI‘ouls. Pix. lid “.3 ' . find ‘ 7““ ""
Alice Sehwedel, rt .4- .. ~o s v" in?” sen ' "‘V '
A. mummy. II ...... 2 o 4‘ w ‘ "‘
Helen 128.000.7133”... 0” 0 0 A M w S'I'E:R U?!
Doris Expand-g- . . 1 w 0 2 1100:429ng . ‘ 4‘ ‘ ' - ‘-' "‘
Helen Devonian. l' . . . 0 2,, . ‘ .- '7 ' ‘ ' “ i , " ‘ - ‘ * , ' my! "
, ; .‘ E’ ___‘, 1:: .3 ’bumu.0.r-mtom« , “' ’ " » " - ._ _ < um
.Totali ,,,‘.,,_HH,_. 3 ,u ‘0' 14.; PATENTS _ .. . .. p . . _ . , ,. . . . :.
J 1‘. . .~ . "‘ ‘I shy-Q
Jamaal we All-vs. .nung- do“ ”w
" "WW“M ‘ Mugs-bee {he‘s t l
3,, r. .- n. - I .. ’
MCI. . __. H3 ‘30!“ fit. . MW ’39; I m cu ‘m "2:319
-“III
mg.
The transfer In appraisal of the
estate of F. \\. \Voolworth ,who died
April 18,1910.nt his Glen Cove. L.‘ 1..
estate. was fllul at the surrogate“: of-
fice in Mineola, L. 1.. lode). The not
value of tin-“estate is $27. 205. 383.36.
Mr. \‘i oolworth‘s personal property.
including furnishings and bands. was
valued at $29. 916. 337 90.191“ real es.
tote. roaming chiefly ot the Glen
Cove and Fifth menue homes. was
valued at $874 666. 66.
The entire estate is left to the. vi.
(low Mrs Jennie Woolworth
The amount of the tax ‘due the state
is 81 084 761. 36.
More than 3:55, 000, 000 of the em:
cannula of holding in the F. W. Wool-
worth Company. and the Broadway
Park Place Company.
OFFICE NEAR JAIL ROBBED c
MIDDLETOWN. N. Y.. Jan. 11.
The office of the Clerk of Gunne-
countv here was robbed some time h»
tween Saturday night and thls morn:
ing of 3250 in cash and twp Grover-m
ment bonds worth 850 each. The 0!-
fine is across the street from the
County Court House and the county
jail.
AMERICAN “'OOLEN 60.
' ANNOUNES WAGE CUT.
\ . __
LAXV RENCE. Mass Jan. ‘11 .w‘rhe
American Woolen Company today an-
nounced a wage reduction of 22 1.2.
per cent" to take elfect next Mom»:
v
mew
41mm*
“Papa’s Diapepsin" at oneé _‘
’ fixes your Sour, Cassy. ' ’
.Aeidffiomach
,.
how-
Undue-ted food! Lump-3 0:52.81:
belching «gas. acid: and
, relief-no waiting! ‘ '
The moment yell at " .
ohm ‘Ifl. ,
m
two of mpg-f m
l
1
men. 7;. _
When your stomach is 011mm .
It Is a recognition of the returning value of the dollar; the announcement of a
. slogan:
new and more attractive level of regular prices; ‘ . ..
Nor ié this radical change (for it is radical) a hysterical reaction to the familiar V‘ ; ,3]:
3“The Public fhsNDt M? 1m” , So far as we are conwned, that reason ‘
dues nets-exist; the spublic-rifs‘buyinggfher -31; any rate g
_ 4
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