New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1925, Page 6

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Grand Central, 4:nd st —_— DARROW'S CASE OF CONTEMPT When () Darrow sundry he ton evolution tokened would ha made Day rence in the his attit the @ th cite tempt of court; he was in a state of where he didn't care tion a.man of hi te mind The provoca- rable probably was consid He, 18 to s type the most famous criminal lawyer of this gen- held K of whom nobody had olution trial be- eration,” was t the g in chec rural judg by a outside of Tennessee ever heard before gan. Yet law himself above he happens to be Raulston tempt proceadings, without acted forthwith the e no ver should consider which Judge the court in pleading, ed sloy e rather th passion; could n wa several days until the offending the words were typewritten from record By letting the « o settle Jud he recogni for his use 1 with an apology ton indic ed of 1 the circumstances Darro sliy A PREACHER INSULTS THE COLLIX | Straton, in N York ( garded 1ptist churct W monly re- forcmost fundament coun- try ryan war ¢ ing 1} theory ry hav- ainst legger o of t One his own (S ATTING THI COURAGLOLUS MOST ANV ss to man 3 powerl Be 1y armed the puoy aitask pniess ¢ A ew Britain Herald medium | tn New | mee ! Entrance in deciding upon the con- | with a y moral 1s plain waite Get and use the swatter, MODERN BASEBALL GETS ONE-SIDED lively “jack-rabbit" ball s | : the national sport of Instead having Willie to “few s of able batsmen, hits where flelders are have Harry tween,” the Heil who alm to knock a plank we s and the anns, ot fence every time they tep to the plate 1d ot having pretty hit-and- , head |Ing scores, we squeeze play, pitehing work and one-to-noth- home runs and big scores, with the game mostly |4 matter of racing around the ntil the ball son for the exliausted felders lively ball and hitting was to meet what regarded public demand the ball hard and often, It as excitement in ball | £ parks. | Hitting th is regarded as exciting. league games nowadays tty much like amateur games used to be to — that is to say, such imateur gan neither side | had o goo [body could hit the ball and run { around Such games formerly were deemed poor | specimens of the sport, only toler- | in the players out for a dlamond spree and cre pitcher, so that every like rabbit. bases a able cases where were not necessarily a game of real base- tball, The modern development has | heen this kind of game into the big leagues. The modern school of home run batsmen get considerable fame as such, but only a few of them are regarded as good all ball addition to being heavy | past than to inject around players in Baseball stars of a generation had to do more | merely hit the ball hard — they | had to be high grade in eyery de- hitters. partment, THE CHINESE PROBLEM Chinese The situation in a nut- shell is this; The American govern- ment, regarding the time ripe for International conference on Chinese matters, asked the powers which signed the Chinese treaties at the Washington Arms Conference to agree to such a conference. The | terms of the Chinese treaties stipu- in months an lated . that witl three powers them, was to be called. \fter the ipatin ificd conferenc the last signatory to ruur_vll Powcr Treaties — as the alled — did American nt out a a Nine treaties were o weeks ago. The government immediately call for an agreement upon the con- in the treaties. terence pled the Lowers Treatie d Great Britain, France, Italy, Holland, Portugal hations participating in 5 are the Unit Japan, Belgium, and e American suggestion for the Lina. stipulated in the treaties bad diploma- Europe with h 1 opinion 18 ived in now would merican government further, to zestion still in vers who signed and rati- note contain- the negotia- an in- customs China own nt are con- ns. The note vamping of ex- ineial round the | winds. ipon owr historically triendiy attitude to- | bring | satistaction of having put over a | man life, but like all fakes, the fake [ dently think an | reached | of the street NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TU ard China the Furopean powera which think they have a toe-hold upon the coast of China M a parti- tioning ever sets in, look upon the Amerfean effort to redeem a pledge as too much friendliness to a weak natlon. But the United States is for keeping a pledge duly signed and should let up in the effort about, The Just as “timely" a time as a year not to this present s or two later, When firemen fight that a necessarily mean the sparke will fly. doesn't telegraph : The Detroit operator | | the life has the who faked a note to save of a condemned murderer i fake that temporarily saved a hu- didn't stay faked, Those beauty specialists who advé- | cate the painting of pictures upon the bare knees of modern girls evl- beholders will be art students. Those Fskimos who are exp: encing the wonders of MacMillan's | radio for the first time are getting | a bigger thrill out of it than the | bore 1s to take | flivver. | local fans who get distant stations. The preacher who preached an |« evolution sermon in Dayton, Tenn., at had wonderful Whether he converted anyone to his way of thinking is a different mat. But at rate, mon by a man of God in that state would get further than a lecture by Mr. Darrow, an avowed agnostie. least courage. s ter. any such a ser- t The Mt. Vernon street car mur- der and robbery was one of the most coldblooded upon record. It is simply amazing how cruel robbers to attain a little money without working for it. Yet when such fellows are caught the pubiic often wastes maudlin sym- pathy upon them. [ will get merely i Headline in yesterday's Herald: “Motorists’ Fines Being Reduced, but Number' of Auto Accldents s Growing." Think your own editor- | fal. The lawsuit betwcen two storckeepers on Church street sug- | gests the old vaudeville joke about | the storekeeper who had a shop In between two warring rivals and put up a big sign, “Main En- rival o B such france. 25 Years Ago Today (From Paper of That Date) McMillan's store started a 9c sale this morning. Among the articles which may be purchased for that amount are pillow cascs, linen nap- | kins, extra large Turkish towels, | ladies’ seamless hose, ladies’ jersey vests, five yards of silk ribbon, and | the best corset steels. | The Farmington Valley Telephone | Co., in defiance of the Southern New England Co., is reported to| have installed a telephone in \\'11-: liam Cowlishaw's storc at 435 West | Main street. A year ago this com- | pany did the same thing, carefully hiding the wire, and it was a long while before the New England workmen located the wire and were | able to cut it. The Farmington Val-| Co. will seek to install an ex- | nge here in the near future. | t Sawtelle's big 25 cent circus is in left the and parade street grounds the center of the city at 12 o'clock. It consisted of 100 horses and ponies. A crowd of boys of the clowns by hurl- him from both The street Main town South annoyed one ing things at sides ‘ \ | i meet to- from Al- who was for the Fast day enlar club will slides Camera to examine bany, N. Y. Mr. Bartlett, awarded the Richards priac hest picture taken on the will exhibit the his negative. The first excursion of the took place today when about 400 members of Court Frien to Savin R combined polic headquarters continues up by a hoodoo. After the before it was started, construction gan, and then a mysterious flow | of water was discovered and had to be stopped. Next the brick to be was condemned. Now en found to be ¢ 1st be tumbled ¢ The night f outing, print from season 1 wen I'he fire be held ong row !, to ( a brick red skin hag pee W Observations On The Weather strong recast Probably sk nesday; ower r Wednes yortion; fresh, possit a |t \ t A rallroad official unloaded a ca Oklahoma watere em. Then he found mmw room enough for them in the same B stee a o here Factsand Fancies of guests is to have a |® | wisttul, | doubtless the post of I'oet of Laure- but [ who is a good worth a darn. gave America prohibition, while but fortunately the car rattics make could have as well means another convention, begun. bathing suit is the one the ! uses far from the madding crow peop pyr ag burglar can't get a se placid decency is proletariat dr never imagine hero." ROW 300 MILESIN Boston to New York Trip Nets| necomine mechanicit. physie graduate, as rowing river last Tuesds Metropolitar | shipped t Riv Saturday when the RY ROBERT QUILLEN One easy way to have vour choles cottage at a ool resort, | And yet all eriticism of Dayvton reed for publicity sounds a little “rIsh why lore Story the guys and wise broks AN, well; when all verse s hlan te will be, ain, don't Where always he scum. 18 brewing agent to s trouble a Soviet there s 19 Know “Our new ne alone has the 4.4 kind,| door, sent ove American still leads the world | “Fop what? n .44's | “why 1 T pleasant hibor, the A cake," Canada prienes she wishes suppose to coment s 1) relations Fvery town sample of the at least one @ man | influence ang fot | isa coment 2" ~(ertrude, THIZ HERO Norman €. Brantigan) T o to have a medal Tor what I did last night; T know tonight my bed'll el just all right No wonder all my muscles And both my feet ¢ You should 1 had on that (By 1t W ahont About the rasicst way to shake a him out in your The thou one inclined to gout At my ¢ T'o take old Though I'd prefer a bl 1 daneed the min The motor gets noisy after a| vt Jadi ol Wi puft the the Still, 1ge, Is much fitler irunk it and was not man reformer got | who ) made me and sweat 0 much you t notice it. h waltz and fox trot 1 heavy dames T stepped; Tt made them very happy, ®0 to my kept; Although 1 was swimmin,’ You can always tell when a pitch. | er feels confident by the savage way | he bites off another chew. Americanism: Wishing dad would | more money so thée girls mo! cloth omen 7 graceful | Useless Bargain um le will yon indeflnite T married An inflexible sad. The grapes will ferment about | without sugar gar tariff isn't so| A clty of the fourth cl (UESR e n which unusual density s of is one traffic | N hawks are lark Marjorie usually out for a —and chicken or two, a Fxperi 16 in from echor eve and cheek » had been f) a swollen explained tha | wi cut \ Tommy “You really that Koerns t impatiently % T know that, *l1t out a minute | him." ouldn’t fight with oy.” said his mother It you have faith, you not only an move a mountain, but you can | ell lots on the site before work o later i after found I ” ward C. one malil boy Lo The most satisfactory piec The Traprock Muscum of Unnatural History Dr. W F. Traprock) . . devel (B Southern who can mid and sell tb lime. plums in My interest in all in myv which trs of this noble time h Ii The plasmus equinus s has led me Museum a coliec the development Truped from the to i1 tion o8 — | een a dry | 11 the | r difference bety a burglar is Anot! nt and a t o table dom original “prot arch warra S and tree -radish, the tnut. As still forms of vegetabl al s y 11 ho horse-c the h the chestnut-hor An ultra-radic one who thinks life as the and the of fact spincless pHea horse-fly o curry favor with e 2 matter lanq cousing, The rse 1l remain after all these v this times,” aid L self in the ro Correct % n S first anima five-toed, rabbit-like tures. Neolithie Iz had pet | h ¢ ed to eS8 ladies of today do their lap-d ' | The habit of shocing them develop- the hoot Gradually the 1 to that of the a ek which the great T \ ) 3 3 horses were am I small cre la which (Protected by A of lorse er pony our exhibits is efon of po always me alimost done Ponics with the Machinery ha; with the I been p. FIVE DALY THHE | animal its Pres new breed his is inter- stru ident Coolidg of thi | We ha chanical in and it its main s, Pair $300 Bet New York, riends of Dr, 'l clan to the am and G we esting to not backbone, 1 etcetera, the early American liorse, showing that in spii H inro of machinery Selfrid 1upolis toplasmus equinus’ is re saw- of the pro- ture, Il that of S. at work ness will ad har suite, collection of in the brid hoy 1e ¢ it o wherry f found - {he pair's n | pe from B the res a York e The Show-Off! By 1 ks of whiskey, on 1 Har- br > They one -] of storms but pu oW days. Selfridg: nion B3¢ sir; on th B em yesterday. Tohlen. jay river en roufe nade up for rom New London to listance of 100 miles, and sunet. Thro trip vey wore © vhen they arri From wa e-dangle Count by i b lost ing The Ji ye iny wea our t Suitors like kisses, rise Give hey ed b conditior S in the hest rowed wer 1 from remains; Cape Cod « then P i to trains. B via and to I —Cynthia Lord. erry over Fall River the W ; oars- men ran | cavy f 1 were e've glad to see; M. M A Weddin time ago, Water Gay Espericnce hen on our we and 1 t for Hill ¢ ashore to W pulled rsmen say that ng took them Some night t ondor D. trip, ar New a 'b ecord ) It w after our arr as third or fourt) lay GIANT SHARK KILLED York, J 1 A nd New Her delicate face 4 her eyes twelled ried her face in her ha sobbed: “I don't know wh 'f|1h|1rm1NP but I feel #o blue. You see =308 sea 1 have mever beca awey World fe, Captain L. H. vessel Atlan- | ¢ today | Vestern Porter o you? | first evolved from the vege- | _| tioned by Herrera in 1 QUESTIONS ANSWERED, t an answer to any | (stion of et information by ting to The Question Editor, New tain Herald, Washington Bureau, New venue, Washington, | , enclosing two cents in st mps Medical, lep and marital . nor can ex rtaken, All a por- ts can- or ork a eive el reque Inttor re con reentage of the an mption of forest products used as lumber? | A, About one-third | timber taken trom vearly goes lumber, T ich exceed mber in the of wood consumed is fire- ording best ain. " posts com- 7 percent ot the wood remove( the forests, hewed ties § per- | and pulp wood, 2 percent. 10 pereent is attributed to de- | ction by forest fires and the de- cdations of insects and disease. the I Angeles and wloah over known by any | nual cons is of all the American forests into ] only item to the now ol nee prise 1.0s Angeles was original- nd the Shenandoah the -1, it kind of poison should got rid of bats in the 1ts will not eat polson, They that h food. The factory w getting rid been found for to get them sing up all through which they nsual- As they day, the dart is the sleep in the ho the best time atter What to do largest oil well The largest 2 Corro which Azul is thar nher 4 timated to | i weel, The column of | @ 300 feet high, Q the summit of Mt. Ever- | le reached? No 1 Mt wty yet reached the | On July 16, | Bvere the top led a Dulic The Bruce | 1024 reac hel empt in reached of The n itself m 1a sol for the commer on the | market but mo of oil of is an ¢ ot flowers 1ded kinds of e sprays m ve- | to l. | are | is ntial rent a1 oils of what (s s | into The rubb native ta it found g scveral hundred miles up riy It is first men- s account of Columbus, found natives using ba the g m the rub- | cultivation of rubber | 1 the latter part In the early in English hotanist named | am sm d some gecds out | azil, and, by experimenting, it found 1o w owell in w‘ eastern there are | Ceylon peninsula Kubber 6 grown to advantage Univ 1 but the de- nt of commerce has several | out tryi to find places n tropical possessions | gron fy. | | lepers are there | that Brazil where was owing A | the on voynge he made out of ber tree, The 1 not hegin the last ¢ where Is n fr of ntury seventies Wickt T was of by tropic oday ons in Malay regions. rubber plan nd neighboring rees canno in part expe in & the ates, ition g Ame T been » approximately you tell me estimated 1,200, the n been 1 in the S to 52 total hun- from June past say for an in- tax re tor of district fn you wish to in- signifies a 1l.and emo- nifies a mors; moody s s} one is easily g among the a part of the David's .ord;” or it purposes; as so de- | her | which offered tigures | Al\ only satis- | oil well on rec- M | any gift to the half of his Kir expedition reached within | a7 & | torpedo boat (Copyright, 19 Reproduction ferbldden). SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY A REAL BARGAIN NEW SATIN TRIPEL SIZES 131 to 17 These Shirts sold formerly $1.50. guarantee sizes to last all morning. e, ATHLETIC HIRTS WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 45¢ Sizes 34-44 for We cannot Just 20 PALM BEACH SUITS We Have A Few More Real Serviceable SUITS That Sold As High As Left To Be Sold At $30—Now $10 | $10 COME. AND PICK OUT ONFE FOR YOURE HUSBAND 'Y SAMPLE SHOD. David 8.Segall, Pres. 7 MAIN STREEY AEW BRITAIN million | g » MAIN STREET BRISTOL e} om | harbor of repairs, and was proceed- |ing under its own steam when the explosion took place. No explana. tion is avallable as yet as to the 14), Is there a statue Winfield Scott Hancock in Wash ington, D. and who is the artist and how much did it cost? A. The Hancock statue et and nnsylvania ave- hington, D. C, and is hy Henry 8. Ellicott. 1t was unvelled of General reported that were killed and fiftee 2 Polish torpedo hoat exploded in 1898, and the cost was $50,000. | Danzig Larbo his dispateh eaid What does the name Cather- the éxplosion was due to Apontane- mean? ous of ol “Pure Of what nationality . the electrical inventor? He born in Smiljau Serbia, in 1857, Q. How can 1 without spoiling ? A, Fruit julces should be air-tight containers that fully sterilized For ex- mple, sterilized bottles may be used, and after being tightly cork- w1, they may be sealed with sealing wax over the cork and about half way down the neck of the botile. 0. Do snakes lay eggs? A, All snakes do not lay some do. Most of the venomou cnales are viviparous and bring | th their voung alive, iQ - Palo Al Calif., ly 21 ( —_— Polish Torpedo Boat | 00 A1 S 3 1.8 2 And Crew Goes Down | retircd, diea yesterday. He served Warsaw, July (P—The Polish | with the Sixth M achusetts regl- Kaszub blew up and nt throughout the Civll war and harbor of Danzig yes in the army for many years entire crew was ward. He was born in Lowell, szub had just arrived in the from Berlin three men nue, Wa: njured when C ine A Q AN comhnstion : Maccabees to Distribute Over Five Millien Dollars Washington, July 21 (P—Meére than five million dollars of the as- sefs of the Maccabees will be dis- tributed this year in varlous parts of the country for homebuilding, A. W. Frye, supreme commander, an- nounced today at the business meet- ing of the quadrennial convention e order. Mr. Frye held that this s the most Jogical use of the funds 15 well as the “safest investment." Asscts of the order increased 12 per cent since January 1, 1925, and amount to more than $25,000,- A was cep fruit-juices put have | w SEES; now CIVIL WAR VET DIES sank in the The | served The lost. | afte Ma S MOTHER:- Fletcher’s Castoria is ecially pre- pared to relieve Infants in arms.and Children all ages of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels. aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep. "To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of QZ#/V’)MU Absolutely Harmless - No Opiates, Physicians everywhere recommend it JUE MONDAY s apprecinted &0 much as a cooling and deli- of salads supply in the green o8 that th sed b nd succulent body needs Salad nt kin ceneral dressings, besides ha betic I as al CLIP COUPON Washington Bureau, Was ed HER Daily_Herald, D. EDITOR 22 New York Avenue, n SALADS s et AND SALAD ST. & NO. or R. R. «eeveeee CITE ...