New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1916, Page 17

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1916. To Vote Strai 'Republican Ticket Pull Top Lever, Mesked “A” Over the Right Until the Bell Riaigs. to PARTY LEVER PULL TO RIGHT TILLB ELL RINGS Democratic Promises Are Bait for Votes: Republican Pledges Are Made to be Kept OUR YEARS AGO the democrats promised to reduce the cost of living. They did not keep their promise—they knew when they made it that it would not be kept. It was nothing but BAIT FOR VOTES. SCAR W. UNDERWOOD, democratic leader, promised in Waterbury in 1912 that the democrats would make a tariff that would be fair to Con- necticut, a tariff that would equalize the difference in the cost -of production at home and abroad. They didn’t do it. Underwood kn ew when he made the promise that he intended to break it. It was BAIT FOR VOTES. DEMOCRATIC PROMISES THIS YEAR ARE BAIT FOR VOTES Charles E. Hughes Never Broke a Platform Promise. ' He and those who are nominated on the Republican Ticket with him, from the top of the list to the bottom, Promise Government in Your Interest. b | sate, the Eli ou y | Princeton and vard without an in- termission. A bunch that can trav. through this schedule will need to be Advertisement Paid for by REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTE} PLAYERS T0 FIGHT CLAUSE Pave Fuliz, Presiceat of Piay Tra- ternity, Answess sohnsen’s Argu- menis, New York, Nov, 6.—That the Base- ball Players’ fraternity is determined to carry its demand for a revision of the ‘Injury elauso” in certain of the pla¥ers’ contracts to a finish, is in- dloated in a statement made public yesterday by President David L. Fultz of the fraternity. The statement, in pert, is as follows: “Mr, Jahnson is reported to have said in a recont interview that the | fraternity potition accused ocortain American league clads of SUSPODAING | injured piaxers Without pay. Bither M. Johmson Bas heon misquoted er | & ihe issue. We made no sation. In cur brief we | stated that certain contracts gave the owners the right to so misusc players | if they saw fit, and asked that such | clause be removed. | “Mr. Johnsan made a somewhat | heated denial of the supposed accusa- tion and said he had demanded of us the names of vlayers so suspended. He has made no such demand. Mr. Hermann, however, did wire for cop- ies of contracts containing the origi- nal clause which is an entirely differ- ent request, We replied that con- | necessary.” tracts could not be forwarded without public. consent of the players, but that Mr. Joknson would find the provision in section 4 of some of the Washington | applications alone excceded the seat- | and New York contracts. As copies of all contracts are already lodged in his office, our compliance seemed un- BRICKLEY RE-SIGNED. New Haven, Nov. 6.—In a letter to # New Haven friend, Charley Brick- ley, the former Harvard football star, who summered at Momauguin last season states that he has renewed his contract as coach of the Boston Col- lege team. The new contract calls for a salary increase and a term of two years, success with the team this year. 100,000 APPLY FOR SEATS. Capacity of Great Yale Bowl Over- taxed for Harvard Game. New Haven, Nov, 6.—One hundred | thousand persons—an unprecedented number—applied for seats for the Yale-Harvard football game here on Nov. 25, the Yale ticket office an- nounced last night. As the great bowl seats a trifle more than 69,000, including additional seats now being erected, this means 31,000 will be disappointed. Applications closed Saturday night, Yale applied for 52,000 seats and Harvard for 24,000. The remainder of the applications came from the persons Brickley has had great | These were not even consid- | ered and the money was promptly re- i turned, for the combined university ing capacity. | GEORGIA BLEVEN ELIMINATED. Atlanta, Ga.. Nov. 6.—The race for the football championship of the south has narrowed to three teams— Auburn, Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech. { This was brought about Saturday by lone of the greatest surprises of the season when Ducote, who never had been credited with great kicking abil- ity, booted the ball over the goal posts for the score that elimlnated | Georgla and kept Auburn in the fight. Vanderbilt plays Auburn on Novem- ber 18, and shculd the plainsmen win the game between Auburn and Georgia Tech, here Thanksgiving day may decide the¢ championship. PITT STAR OUT FOR SEASON. Pittsburgh, Nov. 6.—Rendal Sop- pitt, star guard on the football team of the University of Pittsburgh, who was injured in the Navy game on October 14, has been ordered by his physicians not to play again this sea- son. He was confined in a hospital for ten days after being hurt at An- napolis but expected to be in the lineup here rext Saturday against Washington and Jefferson college. Pull the second lever. Vote the stralght Democratic ticket for peace, Prosperity and Wilson.—advt. ght FITTFT L ELLLELED TUFTS MAY PLAY IN W T, College Authorities Considering Offer From Coast States. Medford, Ma: Nov. 6.—The Tufts College footba am may tour Cali- fornia and other western states and play games with the leading college elevens of that section during the | last three weeks in December it was learned yesterday. The college au- thorities are considering such a plan but, according to Dr, Charles Whelan, Tuft’s coach, final action in the mat- ter will not be taken until the end of the month. A proposal that Tufts meet the uni- versity of Pittsburgh either here, in Boston or at Pittsburgh on Decem- | ber 2 also is under consideration, Dr. ‘Whelan ea ‘The Yale schedule committee evident- ly had no i tion of giving Tad Jones any soft, spongy debut. After concluding with W. and J. and Col- t now faces Brown, 2 pretty rugead lot. | Another Golf Maxim. He wha hooks a br: e shot v he orter not. the SECOND LEVER. Vote the straight Democratic Ticket for PEACE and PROSPERITY. | Everybody knows, Son, everybody knows—In the private telegraph code of John T. Goodtaste the word‘MECCA " "means perfect satisfaction. When a Feller Needs a Friend | WANTA SEe HOW THEY ARE FOR LENGTH- | WANT THEM PLENTY BIG ENOVEH BY BR\ GGS