New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1925, Page 11

i Speaking] of Sports TN d NKW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1925 thel o play with reg larly organized and properly supe vised teams and show them the ad vantages of this sort of game over the plek-up, rough-and-tumble games which ars necessary without some auch gulding hand os the Rotarlans are now furnishing RUM ROW BREAKING UP AND FLEEING known to be vitles, bu consorship. nning furi ly there 1o regards it as certain to be a long slege and in his Wash Ington office fore for thero 13 a big map with | ¢ pins of various colors representing | wus rum craft and those of his own | co organized | s demonstration, o was beaten by and la| 5. Conferences e For Unification Vot 1 Fog has falled to aid the dio hards of the rum fleet that still lin wer off New York. No running of the blockade has heen reported in two | g days of heavy mist. To prevent tl helping rum row the dry navy nt 14 additional armed craft out Vew Lo, Rowing prospects at Cornell are | sald to be exceptionally bright this | scason, Plenty of good material is avallable and the Tthacans hope to make a real showing in the regatta | at Poughkeepsie, 1t will be the heavlest crew the Big Reds have had in years. | here it v v smpven, oo, WAISKEY Oered 8t Bargain not just hoys plcked out of the| Lo , ‘ o ' Prices in Foreign Ports | crowd and imposed upon because their good mature. And the young vided with the the best gloves s—and glve game as it s will ba pro-| New York, May 12.—(AP)—With oper equlpment-- ia business that bhas approached and [ 840,000,000 a year smashed by the neo to play ldry navy's blockade, whiskey ships should tlleeing the Atlantic seabourd {sinning to offer théir cargocs | forelgn ports at bargain rates, | Meanwhile an effort is being quor Inté the United States ile coast. Minding th of the Atlantic Impenerabl | by customers, a rum flcet I Ap- UM | peared off San v lon casing activities of the Lelng supplemented sponging up liquor that le awhore, Mie e police lave selzed e nadian beer in boathouses ne rine rda ns. more sal A Sweet Breath at all times! Leo Herinett of the Cubs is not the only big league catcher to get away to a flying start in the home un jamboree. Glenn Myatt of the! Cleveland Indians b so been do- ng a bit of fence-busting. In the rst 10 days of the Myalt mashed out four home New Zealand’s Premier SIAMESE PRINCE AT YALE = 5 to Be Buried Thursday Ila May 12 (AP) brother of the played Nt yurt, A six-club eircult Lva talent, object of the Elght primary | ja to give tI bloe d a plant 88 in cuttimg whiskey has New York 11d a larger busir distributing ryo One hundre " Diego, Calif. | S hoys real sp also t off to its usual [ont a few 8 flying Brit Internd and sticked w re found ready I Orioles - # « goos, arc 40 miles ment and much m 10 be | o7 nee hay bheer g and ol record of 4 guard ¢ wt bo Baltimore has good start raised 1 cases of for shi chase. ry for mix- t on adding to their ) ores of barrels and other AIBSGONEAC ja were seized b Dl des oo Competition With South Paris Greets New Week Closing Penna. Mines With Black Eye Epidemic il ¢ o ylvania and|of oper f ) May 12.—8 of 1 et e L ! 18 of sore ho » prin 's Joan of Babe v 3 Ing th 1 Wheat, They terans and they ar o effc op of youthfu Jerome D, 1 Zac retaining their | ts of the in- | aspirants rs 0 A. ruling un- inst 11 Paris, res k i com s in ; o H | After eating or smoking 7 4/ Wrigleys freshens the ol mouth and sweetens the breath NEW $800,000 HOTET May that sold ¥y New Yorkers int ration ears, liquor could bo 1 1 from {ly from two schooners if the the pi B L t of | b | 7 7 Hotel by & have oIk rer 1 from thirty-two to sixt A a premium is placed a opinion 1 Catholle Ich formed r less of dogs iment's orde nizations as that So easy to carry the little packet in your pocket! So important to have when the mouth needs cleansing and freshening ! Odors of dining or smoking quickly disappear ~ teeth are brightly burnished. Smiles just naturally come because nerves are soothed , throat is refreshed, the stomach relicved and digestion aided. t &uch or 0ast-to-c ut from Atlanta, Ga., J ; gl b i : t December ut as mentioned above, the p ohject of leagna s to ¢ lop good sportsmanehip and give the boys clean, healthful fun, DEFENDS CENTRAL AMERICA Wrigleys is more than a sweet-ftza positive benefit. Many doctors and dentists recom - mend it rs stood by { In tho annual report of the de- iy GRS Gl (b S b m of commerce, pub tham university |a seven-inning game at Walnut Hill | toay, ctary Ioover, in mer manager < ym . The | tics ¢ y's forei teams, has ' Or r vet to win a : ; oat more wo ( other cAmountain holiday at JASPER NATIONAL PARK e/ forclgn llg JOW the joys of the mountain trails. the opinion ! t majestic glaciers, deep with the c yhia al { 7 lak estimate in {of rum row resumably the cost guard will ex- ctivities to prevent the fornia i ma last year, it for th mates of cording to an an- ger Jack Hen-!a they have had tongh breaks a rappy little crowd the more seasonad attle. wh “ofter every meal” — cw of the operati More than thirty amateurs have ted to faca the galaxy of pro- s entered in the quali- the national open Stop at Jasper Park Lodge (rates .00 up, American plan, open May 15 to Sept. 30) Golf, play tennis, hike, climb, swim in pool or lake, or rest. With the Boxers About the Country , Ky, May 1 1 nberg, NO ACTION ON SALARY . . A famous Triangle Tour the mystic Skeena BEar L i to Prince Rupert anadian National Steamer to Alaska or Vancouver, return- ing East by rail. along the roaring gorges of the Thompson and Fraser Rivers. AtJasper startst —down the v Morning - After Head Physicians’ New Ends “Next-Day was hes crs from Da the vision, outboxed Harry Gordor hfa, in a 10-ro bout here ast night, in opinfon of news- apermen. Th i |Erotapt asenherg t and never more a dry tmprove ation. dally condition, Write to nearest office for tourist fares, resort rates and booklets. 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