Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 16, 1917, Page 3

Winter bririgs. an Increase In FIRES. Having us handle your INSURANCE means ~being protectsd by - strong companies and competent .service. Insure then through this agency. ISSAC 8. JONES, Insurance and Real Estats Agent Richards’ Building 91 Main St. —y ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW AMOS A. BROWNING, ‘Phone 700 Attorney-at-Law, 3 Richard’s Bldg. Brown & Perkins, ifiemeys-at-law New York, Jan. 15.—A new phase of tiie threatened strike of the Baseball Players -Fraternity developed here late today when jt was learned that Samuel Gompers, _president of the American Federation of Labor, President David L. Fultz of the play- ers’s organization, had been in con- ference relative to the proposed action of the members in refusing to sign 1917 baseball. contracts until the minor league —magnate should grant requests made by the players. Just as he was leaving for Wash- ington, Gompers admitted he bad been in conference with several times within the past few weeks and that the latest conversation occurred today. When asked if the fraternity was & member of the labor federation, he_replied: “Not yet, but soon I expect.” “I have been in close touch” he continued, “with the officers of the Baseball Players Fraternity for some little time now, and while the players’ organization is not afiliated with us as yet I am in full sympathy with their requests snd action and they have my moral support. I am deeply interested in the welfare of the bail players and they will have my sup- port in any action that they may see fit to take in order to better existing conditions. This is all that I care to two major leagues will formulate their own plans independent of the minor leagues, but both will work in absolute harmony for the protection of their interests. No offensive action will be taken, but the battle lines will be drawn elosely and every precaution taken to settle the differences with the players tor all time. beginning of season. It is expected, how- ‘some sort of an agreement been reached before the date ardives. The players must show their hands first by re- fusing to report at the training camps. The clubs are compelled to tender a this powers the clubs to withdraw contracts and gives them the privi- lege of offering new terms vlayers. Signed Players Must Report. The fact that each club in the two big leagues has several players under contract already will surely compicate matters wihen it comes to a strike by the members of the fraternity. Some of not all, the men signed up at present are members of the order, and if they fail to report they violate their contracts. As some of them are playing under war-time contracts made during the Federal League in- vasion, it will be interesting to learn how many of them will violate them Burdick .... .... 8 Benton Stone Oat . Huil ..... Bibeault .. . Standing: Won. Lest. Per. Pinfall 430 Taftville. 32 82 70 86 63— 219 105 83— 268 95 101— 284 | 84 96— 286 452 443 1319 36 94— 271 104 73— 264 91 101— 287 108 98 83— 284 463 479 456 1398 City Bowling League. 96 100— 296 112 104— 316 95 107— 298 94 88— 285 485 496 1464 97— 269 100— 292 ZINES. LOOK, LINGER AND|-< LOOSEN UP Bring In Your Political Questions for Settlement BEST AUTHORITIES EE OUR AUTO MAGA- AVE A LOOK AT ALL THE OTHERS. NJOY SOME OF OUR SPE- CIAL CIGARS. ND YOU'LL COME OFTEN TO |SHEA, the Magazine Man Corner of Broadway and Bath Strects. Franklin Sguare, Tailors Telephone 551-12 J. M. & J. P. SWAHN 237 Main Street Dr. Alired Richards TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY $1.25 To Mew York &n? EELSEQ LINE TO NEW YORK FRFIGHT AND PASSENG SERVCk BETWEEN NORWICH ANL New From Norwici Tucsdu days, Sundays & b p. m. ~ "New ' York, Pler, East Rives Btreet, Mondays, at 6 p. m. 3 1916. $1.25—F. V. KNOUSE, Aqent—3 RED Bet. 5th Ave. & Bioa. Fireprocf—V o dern—Cen 300 ROOMS WITH BATE Mealss Taple d’Hote and u lu Caste WRITE FOR BOOETET D, P, RITCHEL. FROR. PLUMBING AND GAS FITT CALL UP 734 With or Without ments but Always and ECONOMICAL— Atta Gas EFF Over Uncas Nat Bank, Sketucket St. ket Entrance stairway near to Thames [S3Y at The first important steps toward | DY, refusing to report. " Nafonal sant " “olabhone Tk | roeldent B B Johupon of ihe|protecuing i Interests seatnet 8 |, The fac, hat some of the members | RUCe - --cii i3 I8 i pet MODEL RANGES —_———————— | ol Chicago being delayed by a|Plavers e or holdout en et Taftville .... .. 16 14 533 13463 Office Hours: o TOORY 1. INERr: Tork "l th ath are not allowed to sign is expected to o e RABBIT MARANVILLE . heavy snowstorm. He said he had | 2% \a New York, when the sehedule | o, (" gssension among the members | Riverview ~Club 5 25 165 11926 R g N ) We furnish Repairs for all m come to attend the meeting of the | COTURITIeRs OF the fown malor leagnes | ¢ organization. The signed piay- | Dieh single—McAllister 139, SRoom 305 Thayer Baiidig » ¢ Fang T O romuain esveral: davs. s Americas | rsatoned sirike ls sure 't “be die: | ore must oport and must play in order | ol Liriog “Actma e e P T T e el e Z e e ive up to their contracts, while e b A e Braves’ Shortstop Says There is No|Leagus excoutive said he did not care | USP0d Teql ang later W the Weok | (hose who are not allowed to sign must| Team total—Aetna 1645. A. J. Wholev& Foundation for Report. to talk about the plaversi proposed |roret My 1a’a Dover Hali Ga. where |remain idle and lose their _salaries. e . d. oley& Co et strike but that if it eventuated, the |{nieCS howd &t Dover Hall, Ga, where 7 oongition of affairs is almost sure Games. Pintall. Ave. DR.R. J. COLLINS During the current week a fairly | American League had enough piayers | 0° RCROCUle Committees, the = rules|, 'y, ve'iis effect, and the club owners 27 2798 108-17 - S 12 FERRY STREET good line should be had on the num- |under conract to start: the season and | National Commission will assemble. | feel confident that it will be impossible 21 2148 TNT ’ 33 ber of “baseball athletes of the two | that others would be secured to A1l | BITIS: “OFuner ‘or the “Natiomai|for the players to call a successtul n 27 THE SPEEDER th I I S I‘ M52 major league families -unn;l to glad- (any vacancies that might exist. League, and President Johnson of the | Strike with the organization divided G sanial shie. clavesly pat.to- B der ‘he' hearts of thelr employers by | -1 do mot think” he said “that the | American Leagus are members of the |asainst itselr e I O i tlye tiste s onvcast: | 168 Main' ok : Robert J. Cochran: sending along their signed contracts. |players of the major leagues will car- | schedule committees of thelr re.| It is also said that many of the e T s 2ot & oy SlinE ain Street, Norwich, Conn. . i3 Rumors are nyint'm“t more or|ry their contentions so far as to strike | gpective organizations, and it is al- | members of the order are not in favor 2;-;2 35-}0 % Erudson seal gives. this swagser Phone 1178 GAS FITTING, less thick and similarly fast concern- |but if they do we will be prepared to |most assured that Garry Hermann,|Of Suporting a sympathy strike and 13§ O ‘s e O i rel ap Bas | Tadns RO g g b o 7T 1 ing various players and their attitude |meet the emergency and will £0 right | chairman of the. Natims) Commant |that some of the owners have letters B8 - 18 B aoEaies Doiit Tishit fu - L g FIT ARG in the matter of the contract. Just|on playing baseball as usual. I am|will make the southern trip. There|from these players to this effect. The 1977 D4-2: §TNOLOE GOERION, Dy & x Washington 8q., Washington 8 how much is all wool and bow much |of the opinion that If the major|is a game preserve at Dover Hall in |fraternity has admitted that its mem- 2810 93-20 Norwich, Conn. shoddy 1s one of those that are |leagues do strike it will be a viola- | which a number of baseball magnates|Ders have been fairly treated by the | SHrd 843 93-6 2 ” F DER]CK . BUNCE Agent for N. B. O, Sheet Pack: left in the Teaim of the unknown. ton of pibe ariment mad With thelare Interested A, saveral - of ms|Natiool Commission, oven recefving Brdciner. . o Hu MAD00 ANDHENIY, - 3 ternity at Cincinnati several sea- |major league club owners will more than they asked. e no doubt < E BE L wintering at his home In Springfleld, | sons ago ana such action will virtually | this weers be there | the “major league piayers would be ?xm“; 3 o - NAMED BY LAwsoN || THE PIAND TUNER Phone 331 is not aware that he is a holdout as|cancel the compact and absolve the b : glad to see the minors gain their point, | pHERES - 2443 90-13 (Continued from Page One) 27 UNION STREET PR B i T report had it. A4 to whether or not|club owners from the terms of that ay Cut Playing Season. it is doubtful if they will be willing | Dannister .. 08¢ 901 the pernicious activity of the Players’ |agreement.” Several suggestions have been off- |to break their own contracts in order | French - 804 = wrong. Don't you think |J -Phone 1414-2 Norwich, Conn. MODERN P' U‘iy\;‘ Farternity, expressed in the copious| "Johnson also sald he was mnot in|ered toward the arrangement of plans|Ot help the minors win their case. Eaas Hotl 1055 - LUMDING verbiage of one David Fultz, will delay (favor of the plan to divide the pro- for protection against any move made| The intention of the club owners to [ GWards - 2085 - -32-8 Lawson reiterated he told Henry he 5 P tial PR the Rabbit in the formality of signing |ceeds of the players’ share of the orld | by the plavers. The most important|Oppose any move that resembles a e 1587 . 85-7 |aid not believe there was anything w4 I 88 Sssential T Moyen I is something else. The Rabbit, like |series money among any except the|concerns the drafting of the playing |Strike or hold-out because the minor ong. meetings. “This is the 190 F!'ank‘lfl St electricity is to lighting. We gu :}V;her !‘z’\ju;xlx.:e;‘a ]of meto?‘é'.upm“mt.“ g g leagues have refused to grant the Fraternal Bowling League, st astounding thing 1 have seen in . tee the very best PLUMBING W e subje least resent players’ demands was learned yester- Standing: forty-six yesrs’ Lawson continued. ! expert wornmen at the fa At any rate, the Rabbit has made 1t day. The players are reported to have Won. Lost. Per. Pinfall, [“I do not have to seek vindication :‘30 :s"rE :;;“fs "';?E,_‘E_ETSAA Lo (il known that there is no foundation for | - held meetings in New York, Cincin-|B. P. O. Elks... 29 13 690 19844 | here. o ; goon the report that he is a holdout. ¢ nati, St. Louis and at several other |L. O. O. Moose.. 23 19 541 19825| Go on with the investigation and it|PIECE OF CORNED BEEF OR ANY- Ask us for plans and prices. On Thursday it is expected that points, ad there is a big meeting|L A M. 744 .. 16 23 410 17900 | Will not be forcy cight hours before |THING IN THE MEAT LINE. * R —— Fultz himself will go to. Boston for the scheduled to be held in Chicago to-10. O. Owls .... 13 26 333 16990 |I will be vindicated to the world. I 5 morrow. Just what the next move the | High single—Pardy 138, Frost-Com- | have given you names that shake the VAL. LUPPERT J F ’r OMPKIN in . | purpose of holding a confab with such players. will make is not known by the | bies 134, Follenius 126. rafters. There is no bigger man this country than Paul Warburg. I 67 West Main Street Co major league players as are residing in the city and are members of the fra- clubowners ,but nothing that will be | = High three—Pardy 258, Fro ternity. The discussion of ways and MARKET WAS NARROW. Cruciite Steel done will catch the magnate off their | Follenius 328, Mead 324. st 350, | rave You his mame. Investigate! 1 NOTICE. meafln:uof i ahead with the threat- A Crucible Steel pf guard. Averages: am through!” THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ey ingd Torrire hoteen, (e players ad | Uniced States Stesl Was the Most Ac- | 5,3, Moel R U i Games. Pintanl, Ave.|"” "Henry Questions Lawsen. AL e, oo ion for the conference. tive Issus in the List. P serfously as others, the heads of org- | Pardy £ 83 103 45| Fienry then asked Lawson if hie had | or tne New London County Mutual Fire T F BLRN b ——= e hamball’ Tive Wiy *beatt freses oo not stated that he had _receive e | Tnsurance Company will be held &t the o by USED TO FAKE FIGHTS. New York, Jan. 15.—Prices tended preliminary plans, to solldify = theif|Lucy 2 1115 5’5'3 best part of his information from him. | office of the Company, No. 59 Broad- e p . W et miion . LSl L i prar bl ranks against any such thing as a|Bruckner . 3 3784 3 o Nothing of the kina’, Tawsen re-|way. Norwich Conn. 5t 15 my e | Heating and Plumbin timmerman and Ritchie Were Con.|Was very narrow and the turnover— |3 o trike The . 1 . torted. “I merely got from you & v, Jan. 16, 7, for the following 0 1 o g B e I Bl L i strike. The magnates feel secure in |Bibreault . 42 4058 98-21 inte, common-sense | state- | Purposes: | Scrappers. . 21 slentsi Goins their position. * The magates of the|Mead . I T i d why at| 1—To elect four Directors for a term . S 5. Sonnw; o st BiEnu IS e e major leagues fail to understand why | Schofiel Jo | cut asa Ticantot wmderwtahdl WY S| o0 tiver: youra. 92 Franklin Street When Heine Zis were mostly limited o erstwhile fa- 2 4 15 1485 95-10 (this late day any man should deny it, S pivhen Heine Zimmerman and Lew | Wi morty fmled 1o ol ere duil their players should strike in sympa- | Follenius 42 3987 9439 | ATculariy when It doesm't amount| 2—To transact any other business B RRRS th : ’:lere klogwtl\er e at all times, tha only feature in that ey Wlthothe mnt;‘rs t;ln (!io ;r allba 33 3123 94-211¢5 anything. I am loaded with infor- proper to come before sald meeting. ihey topk o keen dalient in having |3l BN helek o % 1.4 point advance.n Tatter. On the other hana. the chun- 5 o2t 5474 | malioh T make good here and mot w. ¥ Lester seoretary. | HDON CASTINGS ing each other without hurting, yet,|Long Island, usually one of the most|fameir (N1 BRInatt TaRoN AIE B0 TOE’ Carlh WEat -10 | go to jail as the goat.” = - Bt the same time, the blow | active issues in the entire list. =~ | bwiiluon” cop the players do. The mior leagues re- 3 i %] ¥oubave wid you will make good, Trommer’s FURNISHED PROMPTLY BY 3ound like the crack of a siedge ham. | U. § Steel which again furnishe Seotil the demnds of the Pacees po- : 36 3325 9213 |will you make good about Warburg? D ware Agpts In the Enack |, e erations, foue 3 1.1 Pomts, but A R e T B se 91022 | 0T Bven you e names was| Evergreen Beer | THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY DUt | fmect : I would practice these fights In the soli- | losed at a net gain of 3-4 of a point. | m ruer o Eround that these demads are unfair. | Gog . I HS3 %0-23[Lawson's terse reply. = REAL "GERMAN. LAGER' e 5 tude of their hotel room and other|Other industrials, equipments and mu- But the question is an internal sub- | Smith .. 12 1042 How can you ‘make good?” Henry A ¢ o'y No. 11 to 25 Ferry Stre. members of the team have opened the pitisns ;&";{’H"""";H“"&‘ggfl‘gfifl ject in the minor leagues, and one In | Jackson 1., ...l 24 2088 sera’ asked. IR hee draught at loor in time to see either Heine or ., prEN e > which neither the major leagues for| R 2isg T # S B e KEL B = Ritchis fall headlong Into the fireplsios, | (tbe foreign company) which made 2 | fack siee the National Commission kas sny Jure | = -0 seaspill 952 79-4 | .op, you can’t bind me down here H. JAC] % CO. e Finally they got so they would stage | belated advance of 4 1-2 points. '~ |lc Tire oo tsdiction. o T unless you send me to jail” said Law- :mu:au in h,:mnu“mg would wait | _AD lmut o "‘:’mflback e Long” Talana Players Were Fairly Treated. Standing: e e m;‘geflanlly“glarutxfg“ né!thl; acthal‘:m::q < 52 S t R t o L Elpoened o b wna | oo, et ERars Telback e he | B e oot sitement Eresitens| ST o | e commties ik thae TR aratoga Restaurant Woula Tollow, and. finaiiy & fair sises |Inite explanation of the company’s |Maciay cns Fultz declzared that the fratornity is | Retail Clerks .. 20 1 740 | 13307 | Fhenbe continued. - “Are vou ready fo Trowd wonld be attrey Barar Sized | dividend policy in_connection with the | Macksy e pf willing to have the question argued|The Mechanige . 15 15 500 14178 | proceed to make good on your charg- % John B Mstrepe | Isae one or the other would land & ters |new bond but Central Leather | yi"Nowor 57 before an impartial tribunal, offering | Hopkins & Allen 13 14 481 12298 | sas 3 A man is what he feeds onl rific punch, knocking the second mem- | Was heavy with Gulf States Steel, Oilsv_v ay Dept_ Stores to accept the National Commission’s j B. Martin ... 9 21 300 13626| °*I recognize the authority of this All our Foods are Pure and ber of the’ pair into the gutter or on |General Motors and Mackay —com. e decision. 'This, it has been pointed| High single—Burdick 129, Daly 121 |committee,” Lawson said. “I gave the cement siflewsR, and the crowd pagics. H 5 et jekanat ne S ol S mome | Evost b < "|you a letter a little while ago and I High-Grade. 'We take Pre- [etals as & up were firm to 4 h three—] e Ay, i i impure food: T AT oy N N | e Roiis mamiatit by mishor quo- its rights of governing its own affairs, | 321, © Burdick 345, Edwards|would rather -have given $1,000.000 | 1¢ you are sick and have tried overy. caution against impure f; %( take % 1‘ L fall tations for refined copper, with con- and the minor leagues declare they Averages: x Sl adi youtma eflme' 8’}:!’:‘% e:!"e”:fl‘!’:l;ul lla\:‘e‘fl‘l;(:t“n“g'w:?( Patrons foal;qnts chraphen a Crasn to s marbis floor withouf in. | cuFrent advances in Such by.producis Till mever waive ihese rignts The| e e £ L AN aves o iouie WY Y0¥ SRANER | L B et 1K Dpenitiom 8 A W5 tchie lead an spelter. jome lary N i el McAl 75 o ’, - $oTi bt both Jitchie and Helne could |0 peetic orders” for copper, runnink compel the minor leagues o grant the | roa o Sl e N T TR R T J. D. ZIMMERMAN, D. C Baturiiey, 16 P a few persons into beating it from the | Into the second quarter of the year, requests of the players. The fact thal | Sellas .9 909 101 and this brought the turbulent pro- » » > od o Central Building 41 Broadw seat of danger they would consider | Were said to be under consideration. the miajor league clubs pay the piay- |O'Brien 6 594 99 edi f the day to an end. i they had & profitable day of 3. OFf|. Developments over the _week-end, ers’ expenses to the training camps i | Burdick 30 2048 98-3 | As the crowd began to disperse, the | Dien SRePTACHe, Cretate B ren. Soewite o the two men, Heine was perhaps the | eSpecially the very favorable bank provided for in the contracts, but there | Oney . 25 2429 974 e T e on Setmton.” dac| Thaver Bldg. Rooms 220-221. Tues- - stronger and’ more powerfil, but they | statement, which caused a shading in is no such provision in the minor | atdr .. B k08 - eeia| men o isvae subLemNs . and’ i |08y, Thursdsy, Safardsy, 3'toce momi| - 7 el evened up things in the long. ran o socosimotintiops, were smong the }:”4““‘,:"?{“::‘%"#;:’2“5}’&:;“; LA & Bdwards . 30, 2857 987 |journed untll tomorrow morning. : for _ more _cheerful ohnson . == the A0 betne miont ToeTey ecuative sentiment. Fa. unceriain: it oxamaae. e I S L HAMILTON and other makes| D, J. M. KING Waterbury—Mr. and Mrs. Edward | ties of the international situation were B Frost 27' 2567 95-2 = Otis Goss gave a complimentary dance | Indicative by a slight easing of sterling PRINCETON ELEVEN PLAYS AT | Anderson 12 11241 96-1 SECRETARY M'ADOO. | of WATCHES for all time. TIST to their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. |and heaviness in rates on Berlin and NEW HAVEN THIS YEAR.| Hill .. 18 1708 94-16 TR 3L J l and Mrs. Edward Wheeler Goss, Vienna, neither, however approaching = Daly "1l 15 1424 Brands Rumor as “a Shameless and - Temple hall Monday night. The eonp’l': recent low figures. Yale and Harvard Have Same Posi- | Murphy 12 1125 e Wanton Lie.” THE WM. FRISWELL CO. May Buildin, yere married in Spokane, Wash, Jan. Western Sty terminals “F';"}fid tions on Tigers’ 1917 Football g;gberx 30 2798 93.8 —— 25-27 FRANKLIN ST. SARY. & . and will spend a_portion of their |larger tonnage in consequence of the Schedule. ison . 27 2509 92-25| Washington, Jan. 15—Secretary Mc- jan1TuWFP gz::,\-r‘x;:toon hers. The younger Mrs. 2{2‘“’:13: °a‘3.’;;f:::'_u;~f;,:,::?2§e;,‘,n g‘g::ky B g::; g-n Sdou Tenpa = Sstwisiicnt Ueles today Ll s re her marriage was Miss ] i - . -7 |saying: “No more shameless and wan- Abbie Elizabeth Boggs of Spokane. |ternational issues contributed to the i R O R e e T 121 1938 92.1 |ton lie could be concelved” than the | tien the deamalicenms Of the city, —_—— hefm tonevt:g the bond mg:gru;"%'gzo%l s aciequle. fop 1917 8 ‘g{erce cevee . 24 2178 90-18 | rumor that he had been interested “a — sales (par value) aggregated $5175,000. DO I, Miages Cla s Aribtiichey .. eecc. 21 1899 909 |any time and in any manner whatever” | The Elks are still at the top in the O homIs WP SRR, on call pared with eight last year, and she e % - 17 1612 83-16|in stock market speculation. or had|praternal League and from present Fur CO’) tS - Several changes in the teams selocted been connected in any manner what- |indications they are premanent fix- aLe i3 - BTOCKS" A e Tor Che Sktly Pt of the: sehect rao PALACE LEAGUE STANDING ever with a “leak.’ tures. Absolutely R e o Stock Teehange o 3 £ RS vard and Yale have the same position |, Fardy L i SeeEy AIC Al o A : = 1 solutely emoves as in previous years. North Carolina, |T€2m No. 2 Smith Capt. ..., 19 11| N0 man should be called upon to| Tom Cowler's championship aspi- Auto l{( yDes . . 3 Tufts and Bucknell were dropped and | Leam No. 7, Pardy Capt. 19 11| notice such detestable and irresponsi- | rations were smeared last week when JIUKC ndigestion. Onepackage Susqpehanna,. Maryland. State Fera. | Team No. §, Hynds Gapt. 18 11| ble gossip and slander, but since my [fred Fulton laid him low in the first = = ham_ and the Carlisle Indians substi- | Leam No. 4, Fiilmore Capt. ... 15 1g|name has been mentioned I wish to |round. provesit. 25cat all druggists. tuted. - Team No., Grisworld Capt. .... 14 19 |9ay that no more shameless and wan- K o~ R U TR ‘With the exception of the Yale|Leam No. 3, Huntington 13 20|ton He could be conceived than the| The tug of war league will meet all the contests will take place | Te2m No. 1, Capt. ..., 11 22 |rumor or suggestion that I have been |(his Saturday night. for the second 't 't N F C_ GEER Pia]m rm at_Princeton. High single, e, 132. interested at any time and in any pull. The match Saturday night was THE L L CI’;APMA (:) . 1 s Sept. . 22, Susquehanna university; | Hish three string, Fox, 336. manner whatever in stock speculations | postponed. . *# Sept. 29, Maryland State: Oet. 6, Ford- Holy Cross; 'Nov. 10, Harvard; Nov. High team total, No. 7, 1403. 577 or purchases of stock in New York or elsewhere, or that I have been con- peace note. ‘William Chase Temple, credited with Park, Fla., aged 55 years. 122 Prospect/Strest. Nerwich, Cenn et thte: Ow High team single, No. ot . %o Am 5 bam; Oct. 13, Latayethte: . 20, 3 g e s nected in any manner whatever with | originating world i Dbaseball arlisle; Oct. 27, Dartmouth; Noy. 3, | pordy . 4 ng world series basebal '“:'* far Yoy, | Zeriaski 865 the alleged ‘leak’ about the so-called | zames, died at his home at Winter DR. F. W. HOLMS. Dentist BEEEREEEEE ‘ale at New Haven. 1149 “The putrid partisan politicians and the putrid_stock gamblers in New The Intercollegiate Athletic Associ- 14 Bath Street, Norwich, that long distance rowing to a are very injurious Re Shannon Building Annex, Room A Ret Telepnone »33 &Tel RED MURRAY SIGNS 25562 : : York and Boston are giving the coun- ; > | opinia urse, being buse “r CONTRACT WITH GIANTS o T A o e Titiay & the coUn- lation have estabiished a graduates' | OPinion, of course, being e oa: Tace which will be added to the pro- | ual observation of participants in 1 temptible methods to which they re-|gram of the indoor meet which will |Sports at the finish of com 2 TNA BOWLING AND BILLIARDS. Seven alleys. Six tables. The best orwich..'. Phone. i L] g8 Will Go to Marlin With Club in Feb- “ruary. FElmira, N. Y, Jan. 16.—John (Red) M , for many for the New York al it Filimore Bowne 2992 2447 2715 1088 sort in their efforts to injure the ad- ministration. “If any man In or out of congress will assume responsibility for these slanders, or if I can secure legal pr of the guilt of such a man, I wiil have him put in the penitentiary where he belongs. It is time that an example at the age of 41. the Nebraskan, contender for the title. soon take place. Frank Gotch, world's champlon has retired from the ring Looks as if Stetcher, is the most wrestling lkely The opinions of par competitions und experts from the,life hi ticlpants after sraduation ¢ pear to bear out the opinior sports are harmful. There enough accurate evidence on eide, however, to justify th statisti Barreet signed e League team, a contract N ",E_ X th the deYdrk Yeas tor the o be m‘:’p%flh.fl:o\fltmuhnndre:z whel i 5 Distance Rowing | 12¢ .0 making recommendatior 5 ing season. He will go- to Mar] make fession of whispered and | Committee on Long Distance Rowing | gara his a7 Bt the aarad E‘_flfl:fl' Eupe. cl”:: .Yarly..h? 1l.-—c:o;o]; futures | the club in February. baseless insinuations against men in Makes Report. = ;:‘.Kv,,l oo oy GoodHien oaet usymrl.'u;mm"’nsb- : March public life. The committe eon student acairs at|&iven to this question, especial H —_—— | Cornell university, which recently [ View of the fact that common ex ence 'would indicate that any i it 16.30. Spot quiet; middling 17.45. O'Nef1 .16 1199 79-14 made zn investigation of the effects of long distance rowing upon the partici- longed and violent exercise B Pac MONEY. . fi 1425 79-3 | pants, at the request of the faculty, |2nd that the statistics opposin 4 1655 78-17| has made the foliowing report: view ‘are as yet based upor o 948 78-17| “The criticism that a four mlle race | Perience of a comparativcly E number of persons.” P SPORTING NOTES Combles still holds the high single record in the B '{;rt;‘rrl league at the Why not have a championship _of the city, since we 1592 75-17 is injurious to oarsmen holds equally true, of course, for long distance run- ning or any sport where violent exer- cise is required for a protracted peri- od. The investigation, however, w. confined to rowing since this sport w: most in question and because more data bearing on this sport seemed to be_available. “The committee found great dicul- ty, however, *in obtaining accurate in- Bt e S 26878) p’F'?o CRAVING rox DRUGS 4w LIQUOR remiyed by the Original Keeley Treatmenit Modern equi ] e g SagRNNe " 13 d " I o - @ FENN