New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1925, Page 9

@ Canadian Secretary of State Resigns Position | Ottawa, Sept. 26 (A —Arthur B. | Cépp. secretary of state has resigned | his portfolio, and his resignation has | . been accepted. He has been ap- pointed to the senate to fill the vac- ancy existing in New Brunswick and | the Hon, Walter Foster former| premier of the province of New Brunswick, has heen appointed sec- | retary of state to succeed him., Announcement of these ¢ ges | were made last night by Premler W. L. MacKenzie King, who stated that | the appointment has been approved by the governor general. "PAIGE'S Latest and Finest Creation }Paige hasputall theconvenience pnd beauty of a drawing-room znto this new Landau Sedan. For folks who insist that their motor ears be as luxurious as their omes. There's rcom in its spa- cisus body to re’ " and ride in Pperfect ease. More leg room— greater inside length both front and rear. It's finished in a hand- fpome two-tone permanent lacquer rolor effect you'll never tire of. 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By GLUYAS WILLIAMS REMARKS TO WIPE HE WAS A SCREAM, THAT PELLOW - HOP THEY (AN GET ANOTHER SON& OUT OF HIM AaKS WIPE FOR COODNESS SHOWS S16NS OF DYING DOWN. SAKE WHY DOESNT SHE CLAR WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH THIS THAT TELLOW'S THE BEST NUM- BER ON THE BILL COMEDIPN REACHES FOOTLIG! 95N {. 0. b. Detroit, tax extra BOWS AND GOES OFF INTO WINGS SCATTERED APPLAUSE HS, REALIZES SUDDENIY HE'S CLAPPING ALL ALONE i © McClre Newspaper Syndicate ESMAN $AM GLUYAS WILLIAS] REDOUBLES HIS EFFORTS AS COMEDIAN COMES OUT TO TRKE A BOW £ADS A SPIRITED BURST OF E AND SINKS RACK NTEPLY AS COMEDIAN AD - % TO POOTLIGHTS GLOOMILY WATCHES GROUP OF NTERPRETIVE DANCERS INTER- PRET “ THE SOUL OF A BUTIERFLY - = =S E— — i [states, against Witliam Mehihorn of . L0 ; 5 Sst e champlon, In the finals at Olympia i REA“Y T[' PLAY LEAGUE ::lll :‘ml mmm‘y ;‘\‘m-, lvr‘flhl]\u'\'e dlx{m i 0 s p played remarkable golf during the 2 Lo Mellilo of Milwaukee Beats NTE tournument IN HRST [;']MBAT €1, Louis 4, Washington 3. Lajoie’s Second Base ey “';":h":_':: I“"[’f" of ""'I:“"'m':"l'l“‘ ""'i‘ ] { - H " . § Mohlhorn is vorite e nof frtsab b k (Continued From Preceding Page) leveland 9, Philadelphia 6 R 'd : : oo [only shot 71 on No. 4 course, where . . Sty ecor ks Up 13 Points During i maven sii'un vinvea todav, bot Fitzgerald and Do E offer any number of players capable| Other teams not scheduled. | e m‘m.‘ a mm-‘ l‘-‘\ ‘s‘ n(‘;‘ I|lm'r ’:n | dera lfl I]O".n x' 3 of glving the Missouri grown par an W [[NoEataau raaith 04tetiing Dartal Die $ annoying tug at the whiskers. The Standing PaSl eck | tra of Aberdee i, Waal .kx and 4. on Chflflgfi wmops Theso Include Marlon Hollins, a| Won Lost P.C. - | past records for consistent golf and former champlon: Mrs, Sally Ster- [ Washinglon ..., 95 b1 663 Chicago, Sept. 26 D—1¢ past snccessful competition, however, yett, many times KKansas champlon; | Philadelphia ... &7 61 688 mm”;‘lf ) {'”“ln";”“ "mmm\;"‘”:“f‘l; Hagent (b ilisttnnal QliitoR it Norwich, Sept, 26 (®=~The feud i Bernlee Wall, Wisconsin's best; | St Louls ..., o %0 68 641 Cuyler of the Pirates should cut a|!housands who promised to consti- between State Boxing Commissioner Loulse Fordyce, Ohlo star; Mrs, | Detroit 17,10 63 wide swath with his* trusty bat in|tute the gallery Thomas B Dinokivs sad D " Dave Gaut, Tennessee; Audrey | Chicago TR TR A THdeLanatL AR e i { % Donohue and Dave Fitz- Faust, local celebrity; Mrs, ', C.) Cleveland . e SIS 10 lrn‘ ml";rrsx n‘\lpil‘ fly-cl icked | on it .luy: H]“”u‘y‘u ”m; :‘llu' pn"l‘“ serald, Nuw Haran pptecis ESN v ;"“l':;‘,'“":' e ";_l{":m,,\;",‘ xr”[," H;:'m\‘ork M ,24. ;;: up thirteen pointe in his last seven | though he took 74 for the fourth |out sgain heer laat night - af the “’:"' "n ”"C"I" FAMROL ARG AL, USSR b SR games and foday is third in the list [Hngs in his semi-fin ateh that re- ""‘ rd-Ierguson bout and resulted SUrinm RUTANFON: et of leading hitters in the National | turned hWim victor, 3 and 1, over {In blows being exchanged between e - 5 League, with an average of .361 [ Harey Cooper, the youthful profes- the two men, ) FALGONS TO OPEN UP Cleveaind at Philadelphia, Cuyler algo leads the leaguo in scor- | siona! from Dallas, Tex St Louis at Washington, AT i easand ARS The trouble started during the Chicago at Boston. bl e | semi-final bout between Izzy Ki is on the heels of Max Carey, an- seii-(ini en Tzzy Kap- Detrolt at New York. . 3 y [;l]lr [ - other Pittsburgher, for base steal- {1lan of Meriden and Sailor Clecora, i i A BT ing honors with 86 for 1020, Carcy J of New London, Fitzgerald, in coms h St To a ash 3 REL 5o 1o Cardinals accosted Donohue on the outskirts Sirone Tincio s Balnz Takes Sl e Rogers Hornshy of the Cardinals, A et PR RS 1924 hatting champlon of {he league, of the crowd, grabbing Commissioner The Falcon I‘ootball Team will k is making a desperate drive fo finish I o ‘l"fl,v;“ "‘w i(\ lx com“ and let Iern faunch their first thrust of the foof- VATION o o the scason with an average of .400 ar 2 B yage 8 o SDUML_SoniNaE e o NATIONAL LEAGUD Hetter 0t Tils Jatesti mavk Bassdonlln ! | Donohue of double crossing him in Felcon Footbal Ciub. of Meriden e mures snetmaing gamen of weanes: | FO0UDAIl Squad Will - Travel regard (o reforeeng_the Keplan: The locals in locking horns with the Cincinnatl 18 Brooklyn 1 day, is 309, e is safc (‘., ling in 40 l :“Lylnv:x“ym bout at Waterbury last % Beriden eggregation reslize that Aupna il g ; hewe runs, however, with [ 00 M; onth. v N i il DI York-Plttsburgh, cold weath Jimmy Pottomley, also of the ) 116S .EFT TO RIGHT: LEACIH CROSS, HARRY WALLACH AND | Donohue backed away and Fitz- hands tomorrow, as the Silver {own "-” T Cardinals, Hornshy's nearest vival = SAMMY SHACK, rald launched another flow of R oston-St. Louls, rain. Iig honots, 18 20/ p e Ao abusive language and both me S Ranxers 1aplSuTe for batfing honors, is 20 points be- | il s 22 g abusiy gUARe AN 0 men v "'i;’ii"flfu"n'o“m' S last Sun-{ - gther teams not scheduled. LAt sl e e erg LoD SN L el i Leach Cross, remembered as onc | Harry Wallach, in the fine points of |came to hiows. Donohue tripped ‘ 4 toosle il Pa s OSCAR MELLILO 3T0E O hor ohding SHatl Colegate university's football team | o the greatest lightweights in the |the fistie art. Leach, now a pros-and fell and the crowd and several e locals will make a neal ap- The Standing 370 iprilnginghng - |will travel approximately 4,000 miles | puginess some 20 years ago, has|perous footh extractor, is shown “ex- ce office o f : {police ofticers rushed in and pearance on the field, as the mange- 9 Sta % Sere Wheat, Brooklyn, .358; 1tournier, { qyping it 1995 campalgn. ‘The b i il f 'S Tusl n and sepa- h Won Lost P.C. Star second baseman of the Mil- i 5 i1 5 925 campalgn, climbed into his ting togs again ining things” to Wallach and|rated t i Tit 14 ment have bought them new out-fits, | o0 " n ST i & Brooklyn, Harper, Philadel- |\ i, eridic five dif- | : ‘ 5 D [ rated the two, zgeral denied Pittshurgh 93 66 .628[waukee American Association team, | 'Y ! Sy lines of gridivons in five dif-| But only to instruct his nephew, | Shack |to Police Chiet Li The team has players, wl have | 5 o n : " ve | Phia, 346 les, St. Touls, 3465 [ rorant st Il feel the touch of | [to Police Chief Linton that he had Ny Vori §3 63 .569|who recently smashel Larry Lajolc's [ 1S H50e (TRACH 7 o |ferent stutes wiil feel tho touch of | |froublad’ Donchue. st Al iand ke ;l” and High school, and with | Cinclooati . 70 580 |record of 1025 chances In 166| SEERR CONTN LR g, 340, o oon iolenthagutisbopal 005 G “TTTTT7777| cused Donohue of hitting him withe m;“:s\’," '::‘o'mn:f,:‘;_:w’: 'd"‘.:l "“M‘f St. Louls 74 .47 |games established in 1908. Mellilo, | “"" GLEH A T T as Lafayette, Princelon, gon; Oct. 8, Clarkson Tech at Ham- | The bodies of Mrs, Carolina Jennison | out cause, Dected from them. The team will| SOEOD S L 4061 D22t ray s liad LSt dan iz Ete i - Ll o, Syrncuse and Brown. |jjion; Oct, 10, 8. Bonaventure col- | wite of a shipvard worker, and her| Tater in the evening atter the be lead by Gearge Kupeo (eaptain) | BrooKlyR 86 80 .452|season not yet over showd add| Harry Tellmamn, star siugger of | Captain ~Fddic Tryon, battice-|jege ‘at ifamilton: Oct Lafay- infant son Roberi were found in the | fight was over, Fitzgerald made an- * who has v};'wr'l football in ‘h; o | Chicago . 66 83 443 | several more chances to his list. H_m Tigers, by smashing hits In !scarred veteran ol‘. three Previous fagro gt Philadelphia: Oct L Prin Jennison home here today, with gas | other attempt to get at Donohue vhil ( the service ** | Philadelphia .... 62 84 1425 | He's one of the best Infielders in the | his last nine games, advanced '_!‘4 campaigns and triple-threat, 8 the fon at Princeton, N. J Oct, 31, | flowing freely from a gas r 1, but Rehert Donohue, son of the while In the service, | Double A organization points, and is threatening Tris | key man in the combination which |yfjchigan State collr ¢ T S any ) y There will be a large hus leaving 2 g & A NaiTadlaha i for tho bats |ConchinidiE Har P it 2 Stk a A door weks plugged | commissioner, and Police Officer the Dujack Hall on Sexton street to Games Todny = —— |Spettianecitnerunlaneitct iEhas orciTcy arlow is grooming for | Mich.: Nov. 7. Providence co { clothing. Mrs. Jen-| [Coenan sent Fitzgerald on his way, i e iy New York at Pittsburgh. 1 3 . |ting leac ership of the merican | this season. Hamilton Nov. 14 Fyrn said to have suffered fron ¢ . » crowd, whic ; | - ! ed from | Donohue said after th t decomodate the crowd, whieh S| hrookiyn at Clncinnatl. |Candidates in Boston |icngue, Tellmann s Witting 385y bionde captain will do (e Syracusei Nov. 26, oy eney (ot racmiva E el R & 4 s 3 5 5 Lwhile Speal s topping the list With | \nuior share e klcking In addi-|dence | - Sl % Players aro requested to mect there [ Boston (3 L5 D s Ail(! Ot Acqeptahle ‘fl"‘" N Nw‘;w\‘.’ '\vm‘.m- gl mulox share '“} ”*_ f“‘ inin KH‘,: ience, | ln.! a state referee yesterday, als before 1:00 p. m. iilladeiphiagatihicase: Boston, Sept. 26 (M—The demo- (" L e st Lo Breo s GIOT LIS LR e On an average a city dweller |though Titzgerald had threatened A Left End, Kredar; Right End - | cratic city committee last night de- "‘"fi'l" '{: 2% ',“"" '"_‘; \“‘ " ! d passing. So much does Colgats RILLS SELE AND SON thes from to 30 pounds of [to resign right after the Kaplane J. Gronskey; Left Grd., Tom Hin g _Games Tomorrow cided by a vote of 16 fo 6 that none | I‘," ‘”'*{ \x} i i ,n]v ul Bl thivk of its field general that Coacl| Weymouth, Mase, Sept. 26 (P 1 =00t every year. Herman bout, Left Tackle, Steve Sobicck; Cente New York at Brooklyn. of the democratic candidates for |{hreatening to become the home v | Harlow is keeping him out of the | e e {ght Grd., 1. Dally; Right| Piitsburgh at Cincinnati. mayor who had appeared before | KI"E 0f n.;-. I-m .“.,. »un_m(\;v’l» early serilmmage to discount the pos- e ~ s rank Sobicck: Quarterback, | Boston at St. Louls. them was: satisfactory, In {he fleld| Ot threo four baggers during thojsibility of injury before tho scason Ecor ! Tran ] . Payer; Left Halfback, 134 Burns;| Philadelphia at Chicago. oti13 66 01 Ta e teleht Ware R ieinos (ceky m\_.u\uln:lhlm .~‘m‘m: t\;{]“_‘l.‘ . |swingS inio its heavy program. Jor Economical Transportation, Fullback, H. Thompson; Right Hal-| = crats, and of these seven, ncluding | Jonnny Mostil of the White Sox) Farl Abell, former Colgate all- back, G. Kupee (Capt.) |Eagle A. C. Gridders to District Attorney Thomas C.|WIth 41 thef paly *‘" Ann ‘”’_” of | American tackle, and Jim Welsh, * Substitutes: Pl‘ac(ice on Tuesdav 1 O'Brien and Iire Commissioner h‘\f‘ \'J.\" r‘;‘f\ ers “‘l“l. “ o '("" " j’ star le from 1920 to 1023, n'v’n ® Center, R. Gumning; Rt End. P F S €8UAY | rheodore A Glynn have appeared |AanECT of Josing. - Aostil £1s0 TR 1 o the line candidates, while Fallls; Left. Tnd, A Gregory; Rt.| , The matageme of the Eagle A |pnefore the committee. Glynn'a can-| COMIOUERS €hE 70 i GeieRl(ehn A ROl the former Guard, 7 Block; Lft. Guard, C.|C- urses all candidates for the foot-| gigacy {s sponsored by Mayor Cur-| " dagnallics. ding bat- | penn State mentor, is working with Rurasi all team to attend practice at the | 1o |ters: Cobb, Detroit, .3 H. Rice, |tho backfield. The line is Colgate's L . Willow Brook Park Tuesday, at | iionds of former Mayor John T | St- T-ouis, 368; Wing greatest problem. In the forward | ) . . ,o'clock. A captain and manager will | gy (o0 R St Louis, . | ranks, graduation worked havac. Authst Who Runs Downl 1316 e clected. The following men |w'for:“}“if“”m" Lonas DIenars ; ewell, Cloves| Horlow says his 1035 Yne will be Merxd‘eu :Vama(l;qggeedls O|‘1 ‘slu;;l|dh‘:-lr.:»fln‘it ;'m‘n‘r:‘tn&}nb(."mon e T el oD e e Collins, Chicago, .345. .n'pm. but (f.wi, with a low, h:lmm;: ® PY Meriden, Sept. 26 (P—Struck with . De , B. D s G | Gratic lotenlza e but Mr. Titz- B — charge. Of last yvear's team, only bile, the driver of which escaped to- [Gov. Johnston, G. Johnson, Gran-| o {onlght G MEHLHORN FAVOR]TE Beuthel will be used either at guard wards Middletown, just as she was [Qist. Iirickson. Doyle, Hinchelifte, - — or fackle, Levinson at an end and about to hoard a trolley at Fast|McNamara, — Dalstrom, Hewlt, SCOPES ENROLLS | Dagrossa at center. ] Main and Murray streets at Achiaclier ik, Deodorian, | . S Gont 26 (P—John Thom- Secms to Have the Fdge on Hagen | In the backfield, Telwig, Schmidt, o'clock last night, Miss Bertha B, |lucas, Barla, McCabe. o las Scopes, central figure in the o | Mehler and Sichold, all letter men Ness, 20, of 21 Murray strect, was| Also wish to avrange games w'\'lyll\.lhn.‘,m“. i, mrage. | For Title Match Being Played This | o Just year, will he used with Try- j taken to the hospital with & com- ANy 180-41 bt ERReC ¥ led foday to enroll at the University | Atternoon. |on to develop the best combina- { L 4 mound fracture of the left lez, five Pawnecs, Southinglon, IKensington, | o¢ cpjcago, as a graduate student. | | tion. 1t is likely that Harlow will i fractured rihs and possible internal "‘"""”" Ofto Bart He is specializing in geology. | Chicago, Sept. 26 (A —Walter |shift the backfield in all of the early 43 7 o injuries, | Ot — [ Hagen, Tasadena, Llorida, former | games fo try ont all of the possible 5 59 Lllis St r 4 Witnesses were nnahle to obtain | ey Spil Tmitation ostrich plumes are made | British and national open ehampion, | comhinations. the license number of the maghine, a | N-B.Coom bone, found in the mouth of defended his title today a3 profes-| The R e large touring car containing but| R X the howhead whale, sional golf champion of the United |Sept. 26, Canisins college at Hamil- B cne man {Polo Championships ;i A e | Are Played Today Man —=— The Woridé Finest Low Priced Coach Chevrolet offers you more coach quality for less money than you can get anywhere else in the world. 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