Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 8, 1910, Page 3

NURWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1910 INSURATIC=. ) : 1 OFFICIAL AVERAGES $HOW AMERICAN LEAGUE BTANDING. . Conch Aultman and e ez were ex. | Baston z%“mmfl i e WIc ] N €OBB LEADING LAJOIE. | by, .. e "o | Doey Bear someihiniz Lo the contrary | other footbail mentors. FiRE Lo, New York 6 bef it is time to leave here this| o~ oo r of Princeton says he AUTO Lossuurry! O eting o b Friaay | H e e e e e & etting ‘wo 1L r Y. Cleveland on T e the country in el n. « Washi; & WS. » J. L. LATHROP & SONS. Norwich Runner Made Creditable Showing at Brocks |, nterest i the automobile contest | (i 00", & b e o b aond o wt vmar a5 between Cobb and Lajoie has grown so 05| sphat Princeton and other colleges | ter his great record of last year and on 23 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Conn. ept2odaw intense that their work for the season e 5 o form seems to have the tomr Event—Finished in Fine Shape—Cobb Now | has been reviewea by the official s or- Dotroit Shut Out by Chicaso, have scheduled the Lafayette | early season fo i corryi i vi- “ rterback job just - T n this fall are worrying was evi- | All-American quarterba ers of the league. The result of these | infincibie. relon hat ot Tt s orkine in |aenced by the presence Saturday at|about clinched. DR . figures, whic, incl sday’s | by Zeder, Meloau, O} nd Mulies count TARRANT & CO ] %Leads Lajoie in Batting Race. e el ngade CRORday e be: 2alof Mpasiptibua S e uitad N. L -1‘ 117 MAIN STREET. ords as telegraphed at the end of each | H¢ + dodbe and s base on balls in four trips to i 3 w A7 game. The official figures gave Cobb. Chicago. Detroi 01' ear a 0 including Thursday's games, a lead of | s o . Aok po 2 e o e & S o eight polnts. The fficial fi ive | Mes: & 2 H Amainst a field of thirty runners, . > unoffici: gures g Messinger.it £ 1 1 * 400009 . . . - Fire, Accident, HRAD, | nas'or tiem cortortis tpiitar i Lajoic a lead of a Jittl more than a | ey’ & 13 2 i2010l r—=====—» - in winter when yot{ hitve lPerf;;: W the course, which was ¢ to him,Wil- et Peabody, Lynn;: : 2 : ; Cl'inardet 4 1 1 1 OCrawfordrf § 3 0 0 & . = : able Liablll(y Mhm Fl. Wicks, the state hospital run. | Albert H. Brockton: 11, _On Friday Cobb increased his advan- | baei «4 0 2 & 0Modaris?s 4 4 2.4 11 tion Oil Heater. It is a port 4 Ser, jogged off 4 croditable race on | Clem, Lym Bernard’ Andarson, | ta%e over Tajole by getting two hits | Mulnip ~{ 213 1 IKiew © 4 0 03 radiator which can be moved to Plate Glass and Steam Boiler { rriday in the Boston to Brockton Mar- | North Easton; 13, Alexander Russell, [ 04t OF thtee times while the Cloveland | Badiims £ 8 2 2 1pfmetn o83l 4 e S iy toos athon, finishing tenth. This put him | Boston; 14, Joseph Santosuosso, Bos- | an had no chance to 'lr"ntlte;x“ score | Omsieadp 3 1 1 5 OWorks 3 21 any part of a room, or y | in line £ ice silv I, which | ton; 15, Joseph 7 - d not play. e - - : INSURANCE | i (D a4 SAT e aE e S W games today and tomorrow setile the| Totus 317X 10 2 Totals 3i10 in a house. When you have a pital man's first try at the Mara- | THIRTY-TWO CARS ENTERED i) % o D e & i s P P thon distance in competition. % n the accompanying table the official Detroft . . » 9 0 00 Nerwich Union Fire Insurance Society, | 1031} distance in competition. FOR PHILADELPHIA RACE. | ana unoficial fistires' are recorded, in- | "ok 00 5008 3,00 8.0 0 0 08 FECTI u. 2 i iday ni | St . |cluding the Friday game. The Tace |, Crawtoras ctots soir. borm: v o Asset; sz.s%d,w 17 Boston boat train Friday nisht. He|Two Hundred. Miles Over the Fair- |hetween tho pair is w0 close that im | e orariords sielen beses Patent, Messiuger: dovy SMOKELESS ssets 3 iR Y all probability the winner will not be | Parent to Muilen to Payne: Ieft on basee. Chicage £eb26TuThS : known until Secretary McRoy Of the | jg, hergll 87 s buse on belle o Olmiead 1. 0t | Philadelphia, Oct. 7.—Evervthing is|league gives out his figures. oy Olmstead 3, by Worke ! The averages: umpires, Perrine and Sh OFFI in readiness for the third annual mil> automobile race over the mount park course, and the start w dan. NATIONAL LEAGUF STANDING. Aboolately smoleless and odorless on, no. matter great his aspiration: be made at noon tomorrow if weather | Cobb, Detroit .. . . Woo Low. you do not have to work close to the conditions permit. 1f the weather is|Lajoie, Cleveland 218 o 2 iy stove, which is usually hr'from the not propitious at that time, a pos 2 il e ke you ponement will be made until Monday,| UNOFFICIAL | P i i 4 window. You can wyork o e: ‘YO | or possibly until the following Satu Lajoiz, Cleveland 580 220 Cipeinati 71 b wish, and be warm. ou can work on 5 Cobb, Detroit Sot 192 By 2 . dull winter days in the full light near irty-two of the fastest motor cars e Boston .. o H 3 : [in the country, including five of the | ABSOLUTE CONTROL e Eeah ool | dx-:e ;""d“'v without being chilled to first nine to finish in last Saturday's MAKES A PITCHER i : the bone. Vanderbilt cup race, have entered for P “hic. ct. 7.—Brown today held Pitts! o i | tomorrow's event, That and Mixing Them Up Will Put ot Tl Bl o LA The Perfection Oil Heater quickly | i = Twitlon 12 Aemmm, Up Wl Put | siwouecrthe” ot 7% % einftar wtared 1t | S gives heat, and with one filling of the . [t amohe bges Job Room or In Regerd Class. sisie Tetfa Ve font burns steadily for nine hours, without smoke or smell. An ollers. Not every man can be a Mathewson, | effectire 1n sinchce. indi il i 5 The newspaper duckpin team of The | Ford, Overall, or Johnson o Chicasa” " .. indicator always shows the amount of oil in the font. The filler- cap, put in like a cork in a bottle, is attached by a chain. This bers have had a |how | Bulletin, whose me mply be- | Sheckard.ic g . R lay-off during the summer season. is |cause he does not possess the qualities | Schulte. U | handle and a damper top. B i s about to et into. the harness again | Which biinz these reat pitchers. thery | Homany it ’ heater has a cool ! P under Captain Sull with a cha team from |and would invite them to appear at sacurity 3 86 ] i ISAAC S. JONES, ’ 3 | teams to be of five men or less, if this | let ol The Perfection Oil Heater has an automatic-locking 2 flame spreader, which prevents the wick from being turned 2! high enough to smoke, and is easy to remove and drop back, so can. They are out | continued succes e to Captain Neibert's | twirlers of w he Bulletin job rwom, . iach one of these | Zim'man.2v 1 1 1 have made note | Steinfeidis some particular ball to which | Tukers uccess may be attributed, sz ¥ 0Milier.2h o annranrp?! | represent good. reliable companies. and + small annual payment can r ou from hapless chance to the f absol Brown Teiteld 1 q k —— the Tose atleye toniahi for 4 match | Jack Copmba sfur (virer of the Sth- | ™7 e the wick can be quickly cleaned. The burne; ‘body - glllcfry letic a treat for the man whoi| Totals 28 ¢ b 5 W Insurance and Real Estate Agent, | notice is too short for Captain Neibert |is interested to go 1o a game and | mated for Leiged @ o > >3 cannot become wedged and can be unscrewed in an instant for watch the headwork of the master slab rewicking. The Perfection Oil Heater is finished in japan or Richands Building, 91 Main St. WILLIAM H. WICKS. | to muster all his regula artists, how they snin the ball through i i re by innings i | | ; i —— Chieago . BN I B A I i i > - ilt for service, and yet sctddaw expressad himself as very well sati#®| McAleer With Senators Next Two | the air with almost any curve they de. | Pl . 8834400, nickel, is strong, durable, well-made, bu > ¥ — fied_with his showlng in_the run and hars sire, and—what is more to the poin Thiree base her: sacrifice hits. Fofman light and ornamental. b he finished in good shape and felt no & with absolute control. baseSteinfeldt: doub'e play. Teifield to = ite descriptive clrewiar HE OFFICE OF WM. F. bad offects from the cffori. He ran| Washington Oct. T—James R Me- | i S R GEONIL 0 L er 1| Sy it s e s Do o et weariSt apcncy & e without an attendant. jllses toddy MEped & comteact 1o nAh dive ever seen aniithe way he Mgty Tase o ervor, Fiwebarg 11 sitack. ont by O Real Estate In_the: Associated Press Uespatches | age the Washington American league | jiates’(he sphere 18 woniortil teamin. | From st Shanry . hris )7 gruck out. by | Standard Oll Compal'ly and Fire Insurance, given balow the state hospital man is | baseball club for two vears. MeAleer | 6,0 “0na Vot and then the othor cquy, | pan asd 0Day ! » not given credit for finishing as stated | is to have complete charge of the tzam | jril One Bay and then the other with EeEstas 2, i (Incorporated) ocated tn Semery® Block, over C. M. | but Iriday cvening's Boston American | i all matters connected with - the | 5" P (OO O FRIDAY BASEBALL GAMES POSTPONED. | , third floor. placed Wic 10ng the medal win- | Players. ohaSot: o FuCeEas 8 s | ners. right after Peabody, who was | e great speed, white othor oniimbon NS | i Boston—Boston-Philadelphla game posi i oo S TR e Telophone 147. | ninth, | Sunshine at Churchill Downs. ] sts resort | n to a favorite ball to lighten _their | At New York—Brookisn-New York game postponed — L l Louisville, Ky., Oct. 7.—For the first | work. 3 rain gz | t HACKETT AGAIN WINNER ime in three days the sun shone Many tithes I have been asked for |uica iur cipnia—Phlladelphia-New York game de . ! iatt i : wared ont: tabn. Ghurchill Downs (his afternoon, with|an explanation of my success on the | At Washington—Roston-Washington game postpon- | You ATFORNEYS AT LAW. AM0S A. BROWNING, N BROCKTON MARATHON. | the result that the regular ranks were |mound. I cannot conscientlously an- |ed: rain Save Expense 3 . i | 8reatly increased by an enthusiastic | swer it, because I do not see wherein T - Sets New Time of 2 Hours, 27 Min- | gathering of race devotees. The track | I have any better curves than in pre. | CENTRALS ARE AFTER i and Gain Health Attorney-at-aw, § Richards Bldg.| utes, 9 Seconds—Distance 23 Miles. | was still heavy, while the card was the | vious years, when I was not considered ! | first poor one of the present meeting | so successful Neither can I see HOSPITAL TEAM'S SCALP. the s Phone 208 Brockton, A Leading a)and had no stake or a handicap for a |wherein Ihave any better control than AT N Vi lll el' field of rty runners in record time |feature. formerly. But the one fact that has | Greeneville Also Bent on D.fefl(lng; ot . over the highways from Boston in a —_—— come he H ~Hire sad Bp i i i %y o to the % SEOWN & PERKINS, IMurmeps-ablaw | 1iit, rafn, W5 ificicett of the Brook- | Lexington Races Put Over. A e E IR e D el R D ; TH | BOSTON fn 2 Atsetie Aronus, 8. x. evecy over First Nat Bank, Shetucket St.|line Gymnasium association broke the | i P8R TECES DML el e O et el bl are coreen | Untavorable weather for the nor- | SUNNY SOUTH NEW YO! VG From Fier 5. X:R.,8 p.x every nce tape at the Brockton fair grounds ”““Er,ues e wirs Dpsien sl analt toaes [a81 can reedll matty mametithie: Seari| Wich: OityTeagns besehallwameagars) Tiesday, Thursday and Saiurdays Stairway pext to Thames Nat. Bank | afternoon, winner for the second s in Comfort¢ Targest coastwise ship: S P Y el : cottiEec p oMOTrow. odious promenade decks, Tel. 88-2. Open Monday and Sate| ceoete rear e ek | on account of the condition of the|in which T did not use a dozen curve | Promised ey SR W . rlttng, smotin Dare vathas urday evenings. cotssa | cosive vear of the Brockion Marathon | track. The Transylvania e and the | balls. Instead I was using a high fast | which will be ime the sched- | and Luxury et S ST R fun. This was the third voar of the | reat of Thursday's and Friday's cards |One, which the opposing batters wonld ule has been interrupted by rain or an | Al ickers inelude meals and berth aboard ship. s — = f event, and Hackett established a new | Teot of Thursday's an hit in’ the air, =~ making easy | other cause: wo prime attractions | iSend for Passenger Traffo Manage s 3h e pudne o ntes College Football Today. 2 the men behind me. are wired for the fans if the weath- | By SEA % B 3. C. HORTON, Liorsrss TpfoMannger, 3 s in 2 hours, . T 5 A_reserve ball has been my chief | er clerk leis un in his rain programme, | and ec <. <, of | vs. C s., ¥ + - ~, ral re t Slatlon ‘Wit Gacind, Clarence I, Die| /Princston ve niversity. do not believe any great twirler al- [Pitals on the Hospital grounds this | [] ' Mar of Dorchester third and Robert| Amberst vs. Weslevan, ik ways puts as much force behind a |afternoon and the Norwich Town vs. ® Y Fowler of Cambridge fourth Dartmouth v i belll whenthie biasmiite On0couled s |0 oo D BANKERS The conditions for the run were fa- | Annapolis ve Rutgers D T T s o e ) A o R E Gap o e . Ry - loes, the opposing batsmen are al. | Centrals came dangerously close to Bl s i g Y s EAacrRatts: & d > opposing b e Reroy siant Yomabie, & lgnt raia laying the aust | Lol te Masmchuierts State | VU (30PN, PSS, Mo, 81 | e he Homplar ana ines are ° ' ° and bac '; lel(l!( OI" the way. The veteran Bra‘\\’n VE, f'nl‘ga(n i3 erally the nintlf inning comes to a ould HEdn, :[}.:s i Y:fhll lh“]s Qe i ¢ t i ; e cording to those on the inside. ; R BROKE Fowler ran strongly until within a| Pennsvivania vs e e C e e As the authorized agents of the Buick Automobile Co. we have re- RS L S L R S D L T with my success. Time and again I|a hummer, according to prediction, «: | ceived a limited number of NEV/ 1910 BUICKS of various models which we follows: 4, Robert Fowler, Cambridge: I Garlials: e ST e have been In tight places when a hit glan&“rnn,:;;;‘; vt Whem {0 | are positive can be placed here within ten days. g St 4 P B¢ - B OV e1l. would hz meant defeat for - |on e up; arn e 1 i i i 28 Shetucket Street 5, Albert Harrop, Fall River; 6, Wil-| Syracuse vs. Rochester. Tetion: 1t wan o o e ANI" | climb out of last place by defeating the The discounts on these cars will surprise you. e Ao D —EAme HItD. Taes Norwich Town nine. A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT. Tele; 2935, = e v . " it I contend that a man to become a The following is the standing secure absc control of his ball State Hospital Ze @, ° ). . Samesis? Now York f This is one of the first aims to suc- | Centrais G ! . ;1D - Telephone 553-5 . 21 Chestnut Stree grounds this afternoon with a leagu and Boston Stock In fact the greatest of all | Norwich Town | weakness and w ndeavoring to put accomplishments of a siabman. Even | Greeneville Exchanges ticing and L are in shape for the fray. 3 THE MYYRICAL the ball in a certain pi round his | 2 B though my ngth was put g The tzams have been pra atomy. In this way I at times . B | worked myselt into.a hole and when | Academy Going for Hartford Game. I tried to locate the plate again, I The Academy footbail team plays c found myself at sea for a short time. |in Hartford this morning, meeting the | B e Hartford High school on Trinity field. | MATHEWSON’S METHOD. | “Big Six” Explains How He Feeds the come to life. You have all heard of the man who Baitte Be Pt WW’ | paid fifty cents for a razor which beat them all. | owea STAGNANT MARKET. behind a ball it would be useless if I |Opening Association Football Season. New York. s was not positive where my sphere was | The association feotball season, lo- | 53 State Street. 24 Broad Street. Plsesiyqan ARpeassnce jof Stranath ot going. 1y times I have walked 2 l.ajly, is to be opened on the Tafiville ! | batsman when the layman ti was wild. But such was not alwavs {the case.” I knew the opposing man's oty Bgritine ey Times—Trivial Price Changes. | New York, Oct. 7.—The speculation | lapsed into apathy today and prices vibrated within a narrow range. There was an appearance of strength at 2.2 L times, but the effort to advance the | m"“[: um“"c prominent speculative stocks met with | — the same kind of obstacle in the form | of free selling as earlier in the week 3 » BANKERS and BROKERS This had a like discouraging effect on | 200 General Electric 4 rir Northern ptd . those efforts. Some of the specialties | 300 Great Northern held up, but without much beneficiai | ‘" Rl ceotts, s sn s nves mflns effect on the general tone. Outside | 1000 Interborough Met. the specialtie: price changes at e Southern. . <olidated Gas Com Products 3 Delaware & Hudon .. Deuver & Rio Grande . he end of the day were trivial. | { Fans who have wondered at the re- 7 £ PRIVATE WIRE TO e e Marine prd bl ; . . : The strength of the copper industr ermational Paper ...... markable tehin feats performed { ot ht ow. You ma; Dom Yo Chiesws Bt Lows|ais Han iy ey o e, | — Hin B B Chrid s Matieveon na fave rica | Gof the Orlginal and Genuine | || You have that opportunity right n Y n incinnat: Pittsburg | knowledge of the charaecter of the | fowa Cs to solve what they are pleased to term : : B monthly report of the Copper Produc- | Ithe great secret.of his success, are L] never get it again. 5 Norwich Branch, Shannon Bldg. | 12" s Sociation. A soon s that wes | apt to have their ideas shattered when ! T h 1 published the advance in the couppers they learn that the great pitcher him- 1 FOR A SHORT T[ME ONLY elephone 90 also came to a halt and the whole self bluntly explains it thus: i ark f C- K & cret of pitchi S i 3 st FRANK o MOEES. ugr | TAINSE s, Mawnation, & rstuc, e oo, 2eeis,” et | MIALTED MILK these Razors will be offered for 5O cents of copper on hand made an imposing "Natlonal Pacifc’ . assisted by a good arm.” ; . showing on its face, but some disap- e Mathewson eldom or ever talks The Food-drink for All Ages. Second-hand pointment was felt over the manner in New York Central N. Y. Otn_& West Norfolk & Western North American Northem Pacific Pacific Mail . which that result had been achieved, as ghown by the details of the report. l\'lotorcyclcs Delfveries into domestic consumption, in fact, showed a moderate falling off % Ithat much at one time, but his ex : . . : | planation was brought out by 2 ForInfants, Invalids,and Growing children. | cussion of his recent feat in retiring | PureNutrition,up building the wholebody. ; | the Reds without a run in the last Il !E)LAEHg of a game when sthere web lnvxgo!atellbenumn;l:notheundlhengcd. 1909 4 H. P. from the August total, the increase in three on bases and none dut. Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form. Bulletin Building total deliveries being wholly due to an “There was but one thing to do . . . -y T e ezpansion of upwards of 13,000,000 when they ot two men on hases and | A quick lunch prepared in a minute. 74 Franklin Street 1910 4 H. P. Magneto . pounds in the month’'s exports. 1 none out” said Matty, “and that was | Take no substitute. Askfor HORLICK’S. (Run less than 50 miles.) maintenance of such a rate of demand | to walk the t man and fill up the . AR Excelsior Auto Cycles, Tires, | (70N foreigners is not sufficiently as- | Y One run would have tied the |f N@ Combine or Trust L les, ires, ed 1o be confidently counted on. The | {score and we had to play to keep T o, Lasmpe, 00_pounds reduction in the out- il ok for September from the high Aug- C. V. PENDLETON, JR. | ust_total, allowing for the one day less | 58, Conh., ¢ Iraperial | in September, indicated no such rate of b perial Garags, | \irtailment of outpit as hed been hop- 1 that run, even at the risk of los- the game. With ases full, had more chances retiring the | | side. because the play would be made {at,the plate and the runne Do bd - U0 300 Sloss Shef. being | - 14 Rourwoae ed as a result of the efforts to| i Smwhern P forced, would not have to be touched.” | oct: bring about agreement amongst the| 800 Sonthern X “But you changed your style of | L principal producers. ‘The effect of the| 1o nid o | pitching immediately,” was sus- | . < report was to arouse doubts of the ef- | 57 estes Coppe gested DR. (.. R. CHAMBERLAIN ficacy of the ui‘ld"‘g""‘ arrangement to 200 Tiledo, B L& W “Certainly.” replied the big pitcher. | cut down production. 7o Do pfd “Our only salvation was to make the The prominence given to the coppery 400 Union Pacifc | next batter hit the ball into the dirt Denta/ Surgaon. report directed fresh attention to the | Thited States itraiiy i | instead of lifting it into, the air. Know- United States Stoel report of unfilled ;" jw tmicd st WAL |ing that this had to be done, 1 fed | . onnage Jetober 1, which is to he! 4127 United States teel | th e i ba r S urve balls in charge of Dr. 8, L. Geer's practyes | foNNage on Octo . o i R R the succeeding batter some curve balls | published next week. Weakness of| .55 o0, PG00 a big drop. It is very difficult to bit | some of the minor steel companles and | 5ion v o Cembr, * cim {a drop curve up in the air. As it is | A of the railroad equipment stocks gave | — = Wi P aoRn i tho - Dafter ikl ?‘:v’mnnf:r-‘:':::';:;:’ xmx;g:is'v‘v:‘?m;»\r_ set;?! o P Srinsd { usually I;i:’it top anql hlmu ce it | ade ¥ - ol 1600 Westinghouse Flectric . to one of the de Fhat is ex- mates of the week's currency move- 4700 Western' Union actly what happened, and we got two | New Fall Goods { ment indicated an outflow of nearly| 100 Wheeling & 1. F¥iic e L e S | | $4.000,000 cash from New York. Total sl le\l shares. struck out.” | labor difficulty was a s 3 e ReIpy el 2 Iex P omiants at the O°0% PAr8AINS| factor for London stocks, and the sit-| New York, Oct. T.—Cotton spot clos- | »~m§r'i“ is k:\“rlm o(s;:j‘x;rpr» :‘l :hvrl‘ e | NO. l 6 ShetUCKet Street n k Remnants . uation in Portugal lost its power of de- | eq steady, points advance: middling | stvle of pitching when there are run- | MILL REMNANT STORE, pression on foreign markets. uplands 14.50. middling gulf 14.75; sales | ners on base and when the bases are | JOHN BLOOM, Proprietor. | Bonds :"«‘{“";lw;“ ’:“éflltsah»!-mlr 2,100 bales 2 empty. The surest way of winning a | 179 West Main St sepza | value, $1,969.000. @ States bonds| ~ Futures closed firm. Bids: October | ball game is to keep them from reach- were unchanged on call. B November 14.36. December 14.46. | ing first base. There is much more | b e January 1449, February 14.55. March | danger of a ground ball going throuzh | .. . & STOCKS. 1483 April 1473, May 1476, June | for a hit or & batter reaching first on | a i a ur I“S afld Undlvu‘e‘l Proflts l 870 bales: s e .74, July 14. ugust and Septem- | an error than when the ball is hit into p p 2 23400 Amal 2 ber and Octobe: the air. But if there is a runner on | ’ 4 ” ’ 800 Am . — {third. the ball must not be hit into 5 MONEY. the air, as a long fly would score him. P Cew ork. - v “Therefore, when there e no - Sasamedly $0¢ e New York, Oct. 7.—Money 1 " : . i fo a2 o Soe b 2T el i i e Sha B oo | e public is cordially invited to inspec e un= A o0IsTS 31, i ontia 45 | circumstance: e curve ball should “ d f I ff d b Th iy not e sl onie bt |[be ‘lscae when there sre men on the rivalled facilities offered to its customers by The LA iy Tel & Tel ba | s ':.,muahla Tobaces prd gm:::u m;?.l’n nfin:th - make that a little plainer 'i = 2 & 1 4 - Open. 1o iase. would LAl eep the ball in h N ti l B k d t l f t ! e AN S et s Anenaen ve st Thames National Bank, and to avail of its 0.5 A Atchison 3, 11 104 1516 1087 198 Fo.gg | hE air when the buses are unoccupied, | ’ B, pia 9% st asm oa '®|and always keep it on the. ground - Atsnde Cosst Lin timaze & Obfo. when the ‘plat is threatened.’ " services in every department of banking. Fethiehem Steel s e osae 2 e Teookien Rapid Transtt. Mo 32% M 15163 aje | With such sprinters as Ramsdell, ¢ 7 200 Canadian Pacife F 58116 53 5 Minds. Hough, Hutchinson and Mercer FHEY to put Tov st Gttt e 0TS Pennsvlvania should produce the most A Before the pu * 2 # 3 ‘New Jersey. Dee. 23 32 %18 327 formidable open field running team in um better than through the sdvertis- 100 Central ot o Onts May 8 118 W% Fy tha sast h-c--u pf Ins jotin, | .~ 080 Chessvesks A