Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 10, 1920, Page 3

._-,_..____—-—-——-—-_.__—._ {eona Outigts Do n 8 Rous | oiEDsvar o Thousands of women have kidney | and bladder trouble and never suspect Jersey City, N. J, Teb. 9—Bennypended by a committee of alumni and |j¢ Leonard, worid's lightweight boxing students. In a letter explaining his| "YWomen's complaints often prove to champion, outfought Johnny Dundee |gift Mr. Hepburn said: be nothing else but kidney trouble; or of New York in every round of an “By major athletics I mean football | the result of kidney or bladder dis- eight round bout here tonight. Dun-|and baseball. Football as it is NOW |eage. dee put up a stiff battle but the cham- | played did not exist at the time I Was| It tHe kidneys are not in a healthy pion outpunched him throughout.|at Middlebury. Other games may SUC- | condition, they may cause the other’ - . ; Leonard weighted 136 3-4 pounds and | ceed baseball and football as time | organs to become diseased. X ) | . ; 5 Dundee 131 1-2. goes by. This fund being for all time, |~ Pain in the back, headache, loss of A 5 y : 3 * Leonard staggered his opponent a|I desire to grant to its administration | ampition, nervousness, are often times e half dozems times during the contest.|sufficient discretionary leeway to best|symptoms of kidney trouble. Dundee came back with renewed vig- | carry out my idea of appealing to the Dorn't delay starting treatment. Dr. or each time and resumed his jumping | athletic instincts of young men. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, a physician's tactics. As in all of his previous bouts| “I have always had great respect for | preseription, obtained at any drug . N o 3 with the champion, Dundee used his |the old Roman adage of a sound mind | store, may be just the remedy needed 5 A s g rushing “tiger cat” style and gave a |in a sound body. I believe in physical| iy overcome such conditions. § 5 spectacular exhibition but Leonard|culture and I particularly believe in| "Get a medium or large size bome had no difficulty in picking out open- | successful athletics.” immediately from any drug store. 2 2 : - : 3 ings to place hard and effective blows. — However, if you wish first to test B 4 By °® . ) In the opening round, Leonard scor- | pEAL FOR SALE OF RED SOX this great preparation send ten cents A o e \ e ] o ? ed a right to the head that sent Dun- HAS FALLEN THROUGH |to Dr. Kilmer & Co, Binghamton, N. 5 R z b ° dee flying to the ropes. He was back Matt Hinkel, Cleve- Y., for a sample bottle. When writing . o 5 g g o A é 2 immediately. For the remainder of | Chicago, Feb. 9—Ma bé sure and mention the Norwich Daily i 24t : the bout Leonard céntered his attack land boxing promoter, today negoti- Bulletin. : 5 f ” rry the pur- : on the body, administering an|ated with Harry Frazee for et T S RE R i e : 2 ; WP s sho ld especially severe drubbing in the fifth, | chase of the Boston American league § : ® i - u WO cixth and seventh rounds. In the last|club, but the deal tonight was said to | HARVARD COACH SELECTS session Dundee was fighting almost | have fallen through, VARSITY CREW CANDIDATES 7% hard as in the first. At the final| Frazee indicated that he was open Cambridge, Mass., Feb. 9—Lively in- to an offer, but declared he would sell | Cambridge, Mass., eb, 1?;::f,,’,"f'm?\?f]{),:‘:f:’fi,i‘,‘;elf,’efl.'ec'ifélflfi the club under the condition that the | ferest in this year's rowing programme (x—nark:, o bib head owner support Jacob Ruppert of the g[ Harvdra university was shown to- e on e e ho_San’ Francisco|New York Americans. and Charles |27 When 18V mert reported 25 candl- iStiwelght. made 2 Eood impreesion | Comiskey, president of the (Chicagojdates for the varslty trew. This = his Ticat bout.in the east, outpaint- | White:Sox, 1o ‘their war against Ban|breaks the record mage in 1916, witen W “Burke of Brooklyn throug- | Johnson, president of the American 8 men answered the first call. ing Wiilie hur e o drogou.[ e listena Coach William Haines selected threé out an eight roun 2 5 15 id hi tentative eights and put them to work eio] ke 135 Hinkel said his offer was a straight |t L nis P ! 5 weighed 137 pounds and Burke 135 |1 cineas proposition and that he did |in the rowing tanks. ~He said that-the to enter into a baseball war. ng material was the best avall- AMERICAN LEAGUE PUTS BAN e ;g’ci as nitiied by Finkel: able here in some years. ON SPITBALL AFTER 1920 ° sl ey hicago, Feb. 9—The spitball will| FENWAY PARK TO BE NEW ORLEANS JOCKEY . Let ’er blow! An exciting varn, 2 good fire, the “satisfy smoke”, % an you're fixed for the evening, - - From the time you light up ’til that C Y be.abalited in the Ametican league AUCTIONED OFF MARcH 3| _ KILLED IN HORSE RACE last, fragrant puff— Chesternelds board of directors, meeting here today, | Boston. e $—Actlon looking 40°{ dew Sunivan 16 old, and his |~ sattsfy! mount, Rory O'More, were instantly killed in a bad spill rounding the last turn in the third race at the fair 'ounds here today. Alula, finishing | , was held responsible for the ac- | cident and was disqualified. Flying Witch, with Jockey Coltilettl the coming season each club shares of the capital stock of the Fen- y two way Realty Trust, owners of Fenway names must be ark, home of the Boston Americans, Jeazue headquarters prior to | Was announced fonight by attorneys g of the season. for Joseph J. Lannin, former owner of | The American Association Baseball |the Red Sox. The ownership of the jeague today adopted a 168 game |baseball club is not involved. Sarde i sl bt L schedule t meeting here. The ! The auction sale is set for March 3.| g hivan was a!New Orleans. boy. ason will open on April 14. It is the result of a dispute between TN L Decoration day and Independence | Mr. Lannin and Harry H. Frazee, | c| INE-BOGASH BOUT It's that can’-be- -copied Chestere field blend that doesit! This exclusive blend brings out hidden flavor and, new taste-dehghts that give to Chester=' 4 Sund; it was decided ! bresident of the Red Sox, over the . D iday bills on the Mondays | terms of the eale of the club by Mr. STOPPED IN 9TH ROUND fieldsa satisfying” qualityall theirown, lowing. ¥ Lannin and Mr. Frazee and Hugh J. Bridgeport, Conn., Feb. 3—A twelve . E Ward In November, 1916, round bout between Patsy Cline, Irish = : wiboLeauRY coLLece geTs | T e e e And Chesterfieldsalways reach you $65,000 GIFT FROM A. B. HEPBURN Stopped by the referce here tonight in i in i Feb, 9—A gift of | BOUT WITH LOUISIANA | "\inin” round on the ground. that in prime Shape for smok.mg, because fon Iepburn, of New | Philadelphia, Teb. S—Joe Lyncl ,quem New York, defeated Louisiana, Phila- | s, was | delphia, in a fast six round bout herepurse would be given to charity. John AL | tonight. Lynch was the aggres was | throughout and in the fourth round g a Middieh in 1871, |knocked the local boxer down for a |/ -PANE-VALGAR BOUT income of the fund is to be ex- count of nine. POSTPONED UNTIL FEB. 25| : Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 9—The eight round bout between Johnny Kilbane, featherweight champion of the world, and Benny Valgar of New York, scheduled at Newark, N. J., for Feb- ruary 18, has been postponed until February 25. Advices to Kilbane to- day stated that Valgar is ill with in- Cline was not trying to fight. It was announced that Cline's share of the .every separate package is wrapped in moisture-proof, glassine paper.* ; e sor | _ e MARKET WAS DULL Ateblson, T & S F pr . Baltimore & Ohlo New York. Feb. 9.—Nervousness was | Rultimore & Ohlo 5t Cdn cxlr- the dominant note sounded by today’s | Betlieiem ~Steel fluenza. ‘,,,, the /gaw, in d,,‘ apathetic stock mrket, prices record- e oL At R 1~ Ing progressive reactions after the firm| prookiyn Rap T ............ Y. M. C. A. vs. Baltic Aass. opening, but rall ¢ irregularly when | Bmokisn > The “Y” basketball team will play eased in the last hour. e M the undefeated Baltic Aces in the “¥” et gossip and letters circulated | Goicin, o8 - - commission houses | Contral Leather he week end dwelt upon the un- | Chandler Motor ying the general fin- on and such opinions as afed expressed belief in uidation. . H m exchange and local money | ~ ndon rate retaining most of itS| Crucible Eteel \\ l‘x‘fl call money was | Crueible Steel b Denver & Rlo G . e cent. _after| B £ 85 § gym, Wednesday, Feb. 11. The Baltic Aces will be accompanied by about 50 fans who will journey to this town in two sleighs. Baltic has a fast team and a good game is as= sured the b who should turn out strongly to support the “Y” team, The “Y¥ lineup is as follows: Dix- on rf, Hussey I (,rphe ¢, Williams Ig, Brownie rg, S The Jadies are cordmlly invited frec of “charge. The Y. M. C. A. team expects to play the Submarine Base next week on the “Y¥'* floor. 1 house state- showed further material redue- loans nad discounts, but re- = the principal re- of the country disclosed npairment of cash hold- Daredevils Defeat White Sox. The Daredevils defeated the White Sox in Parish hall, Taftville, Sunday afternoon, by the score.of 34-12, Eforis made in certain quarters to tsmnslate prospective action by the nate on the peace treaty into a bull nent met wi scant success.| i Mer Mar pr Seadh: éitiean interest in a | Tntemational Paper which seemed so devoid of | Int Paper pr sia <hip or recuperative power. o Nalley ome stocks were carried under last | staxwen Motor .. . otations, shippings| Waswell Cotor cifs us weakness as a|\ex detor % e ¢ sellinz irnel'ed by the he- |\, Cower at they are likely to suffer se-| Wisourl Pacite verelv in any further curtailment of Tnt Harvester Tnt Mer Marle Change the Gears! Charles’ uncle was 2 tall man, and one day when he had Charles out for a walk he forgot the length of a child’s step, and poor Charles was almost running to keep up. They came to a |rise in the grade of the walk and | Charles stopped and said: “O, uncle, please change into low; I just can’t make it on high.” , leathers, tohaccos and an adm ~f unclassifiel issues embraced the other heavv stocks. but North Pacific Penn & R Sales amounted penn 8 Stel cif . Sare to Be: Pocr. 5,000 ghares. | Plerce OL1 Again it Is proved that age is ne naranty against breach of promise tits. Poverfy seems to be the only ar that is absolutely certain.—Kane as Ctty Star. The general bond market was hesi-: Flerce Ol 8 pet pr tant. minor reactions predominating in '}, %0 - vestment issues, the 7.iberty 2Zroup Resding = internationa’s _ Eales, mar value, ag- R lnn :E gregated $12.950.000. Old U. S. cou- o SRLeTE pon and registered 2's and 4's advane- | Souh Pude .. ed 1-4 on call. % Roupth Ry pr Tean Cob STOCKS. Tobacto ° Prod TYesterday's transactions co gl Nt 3 A Mystery. One of the great mysteries of life + why the wise who udmit they now so much seem always to owp tock Exchange 0 3 | tnfon Pacific .. Tnlon Pacifie pr Allis Chalmer otfy Am Ag Chem e~y ) little. Am Can Willys Overland pr . :: E:!; :1? [tmmdw Worth Pump .. - 81% 9% ey T A i2 oo on " ik MONEY Believes In Messages From o' & Leaiter New York, Feb. 9.—Call money i & Leather pr ... easy: high 14; low 8: ruling rate 14 Spirit World closing hid offerad 2f 9; last loan 8; bank acceptances 5 1 4, COTTON New York, Feb. 9.—Spot cotton S u re quiet; middling 800. Making improvement Sure. We can all do good work. for all that is required is to follow directions laid down by other people who have done good work before us. It may be that For Those With Gout. . 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