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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

New York. Dee Jl.-Tbe 5lastefH league of professional baseball clubs met ln 9uHHal session today, busted paifiok T, Powers Of Jersey City from ibf presidency, which hs had beld fof eisht"en years, and elected Edward Gs Barrow Of Toronto, recently manager Df the M0ntfeai "Iub to fbe position. For inc first time iu fhe history of the Eastern league it's session vas attend 'd and closely gatehed by fbe mag tmtes 1- She two major leagues The national ae5l @meut expires with the close of next season, and there is grave fears that the Eastern now ia pros porous condition. will demand Teco2ul- lion ae major league ranking WltH the American and National
 President Powers had set tue time for the Eastern league meeting for noon today. For months lt had been apparent that there was DucuD against him. but he had hoped tO run matters tO The last moment and then retire. But baseball politics, which are much more complex than public poll- ties. bad ordained otherwise. snd pow- CTS. who has been credited with build Ing ihe EasteFn league WAS literally led t0 the block and decapitated.
 Noon came and Powers, who vas 1n fhe corridor. refuond t0 call the meet Ing. ing he Was expecting q docu- mrnt from his office. The reealeitrSnts waited uutu l.30 2. f0. and then Jacob Stein. president Of the Buffalo club and vice president Of the league ordered fhnt the league meeting be called. He, representing Buffalo, with George Stallings Joe NeGinnity and T. J. Martin Of Newark, Jack Dunn and v. w WicHeS Of Baltimore, Sam GAchteu- helm of Montreal and President Mc- fanrey Of Toronto, went to the roim which had been get aside and Mir Stein sent messenger for Powers. Powers refused tD 20 upstair@. The fYe clubs then took a vote and elected Barrow president and adjourned for A half hour When Powers appeared he csli- cd The meeting 10 order and issued q statement Of retirement
 With the new president selected. the league decided on q 15f game schedule for next year. The meeting to fix the schedule ls 70 be held in Baltimore on Feb. 6. The season is 10 start on April 20. 4 number or protests and other business will be considered to- morrow. The National league meeting is also scheduled for tomorrow.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
TOM LYNCH OF NEW BRITAIN
 TO EE REFLECTED PRESIDENT
4esraiag Action ef ks41>oaf Les2as Rs1hs6eS,

Aew York. Dee. 52.~The eonsensss among baseball 839efl- EafheH0a Do .SeN York d1cag WAS that sn9utG tDe Ma fA9f193 league Taa2faate* 2f fiaeff meet of officers. Thomas J. Lynch of New Britain, Cot}3 who h2s be3o the of- fee 0f president for a year, w]3 ge cla9se0 again fof that position While he may not get 1i1e vote of >U eight clubs, hls supporters saI that he 1s sure 10 have the backlog of John T Brush Garry B5efFfls s8c. 39hH r. liar f3s and Barney 51fey fuss, and fefoa i3S Of Horace <. F12el Fo8el, however wants to ind out first whether the uwDires are 10 be allowed the same eaf~lJke powers that they were pos sessea Of las8 season.
 Charles BD1stS, who hoped to 2ez Joa1 Montgomery Ward elected Dresi- dent last winter, and Charles W. ad Jr- D92gs who aided gD3efs in fhls move sglay hay some eand IGABe 5n reserve whom they Nll8 fgn s%@ inst J>IDen, 21a Jgneas a9aereats profess to have n1 fear Of the outcome.
 Murphy reached Kew York today and had . 1os1erecee with Egoets fos several aggrs 5t lS said that Roilef1 I1 Kennedy Of Union bCaa, Pa, ls WILL ing to run against Jgn1a and has said that ns Hj3 ran s-S2 5nst anyone except Ward His faaEoe has 10t beer
 
 At bon1orfows meeting a4t the ciaS owners. except Brush. wI8 ge present He ls io San Antonio, Texas, and VII wire bosaorrow morning who sasJ rep resent A51n st the meeting 1T looks zs # Secretary Wluiana H. Gray wiB slt as 69anager AGoGraw is preTenteo ffp1f representing inc cub ,. 2 seeI4D1 g1 the National league cc1asfil1J3-lC2.
 I9 addition bo tne club owners, : lgraber Of pfonazaent National lea 7 af g9a gers. are on Uae gr99ao. a5aef1s fh@Fa Clarke of f'jtts31f5ss 5>resgls--ls 1. 04 s. Louis and Lake of 5sostoH. 55res- Ya han sold Pitchers Jeannx LGsa and BG5 4farnaoa an6 Catcher Eddie Phelps te the T0ro1to e3a9 late tocag and sg lr is expected get rid 1f N-etp' Wl1lfs before x2e meeting ends 1f q 2 aIs9 sa io that Jack Flynn of The bl- rates w1U De sold co the Nssni1l g1pz team jf wa5rers osn Ds ogLs ned F'fyf1 1s z Wss1 19tOn og9r
 sTae Wa6ers.rsr and Troy clubs which gre on r1e market have 1ct ye been sold U Is 0acerstooc ttar 5ess' TanneallI wi53 9ug the WatsrDDFT e3gs while It is saow1 that (|osr4e4 I)og1eg sra Larry Eokaf}y have sn 9ptlD1 [. l9reasse the Jrojsns.
 John BGcMaboa. w-ao h a5s day ws' one of r5s greatest pitchers f Ia' National Le22gEs IS Ders 70 ayr-y J President Lynch for 2 place o1 bli slag of uraplres,
 with the National 1ea gse rseL la tomorrow ara 1ae A1aer5ea1 lssaggs meeting on Wee 1escay. Ne~ York ! tanned fgll of baseball ts e11 i~resl' dent Johnson Of the Azaerzea1 leaga' is already here. JoaB 9f . Sos1on. s1 early arrival, ss1c 1s va wiling to consider offers for soy o' his players except Speaker soc @sg- Ter
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
TALES TOLD
 AT THE RIMGSiDE Ey ~. S- pne Ior.
T1s 2 2 F5srt Ss :.

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
TROUBLE LOOKED FOB
Al Meeting Of National League This
 Week.

When the National league u@%nates gather in New York this week for the annual meeting it is expected tro8ble will be pFeeipitated right from the start The advocates Of the short schedule plan. who fought a2al1sf Last seasons long drawn out progra fo1le. will try t0 line the noa2nates up for q resolution giving the president fgli au- tbority to draw the schedule J{ie be will be authorized to 6o after 2 con- ference with President Ban Johnson of the American league.
 Presidents Ebbetts of Brooklyn anG DreyfUss of PittsDUrS WlD bitterly op- pose the plan and osatoriea1 pyToteoo~ uies are anticipated right from the be- ginning.
 fu marked contrast will be the meet ing of the American league which f was said today vill not last more fha n a couple Of hoDyz and af which oa.t routine business win be tranGa cteG.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
E5ALL NOTES

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 One good thing aJ91- 2 lbA zane =-He-Fr7s Tcz would gat tsu-nea- -zgr= r-z--== -l Deg things a- Lns uE-=-~ J- -nase fourteen added c1la1c=-z y11 night p1sz1blE hat 1--1
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
ALL LOOKING FOR FIGHT
 WIT4 OWEN MORAN
5r>. Victory Over Sarrns Ns4sc, Rhcle Colony of Li9ntsss5 sr-s I+- -e- ~r.

Were he r1e lightweight esaTnrdo7 11steao of merely the Eoost kelE fer tae titIe worn DE Ae @91gas- Owen Moran. the Br5taa- csou1d hardy b@ rrr.ra sought after than he is Lo1a g- ls=rea his -5cecgrv over Batting TTel- sa~ r-a whole colony Of lg1tvrel gn1s las F.as1 sf.er him Tommy EIors1. K1oekout Brown Pal Moore and Jsek Goodman arg so-re of Lnose w1o wan 2 fight
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
Cisvslz-d to Have Crz-7ia1 Strike
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Clevs-a--5 next year Ell have Las champion S-lke-au1 T--G1F- 11 LE= Paei-lc Coast laaEza n Eg1E-a- L5-Ez-Z who famed S5s 1sa1S-zz iZ X aEA-es. He pi1che5 for the champion Portland team Ills best c-e--2Lle -aea-1 -- strike ca-S was Angst 15 zE4-sr Lha OzlklazdS- when -6 famed Walker Joh1SaZ'S new @a5a- lsaE1s mark made T1ls year vyI1l N ElsAz--SEz51 1s1-l of he A1s-cal laaEIs WAS s11 1o- whics1 V asl1lnsra1 fans presented him 9 s55-3 parse
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
ytNTlC HAPPENINGS.
1l@s Etnel <enyoa's Psrrasss @ft1 Srcge2o~t Mar Ss+ for Is>. SD- Sisge Interests.

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
HARVARD FOOTBALL TEAM
May Arrange Game With Tigers for
 Ne<t Season.

4 conference that Has expected kg followers Of collegiate sport to deal in matters Of importance U both Prince ton and Harvard was On the board in Boston recently as an almost oyershad- owing side line to the annual smoker Of the New England Princeton alumni
 Athletic Director ". J. Roper Of Princeton. who also ls head coach of the Tigers, was expected there and Head Coach HaUgfton of Harvard was expected back from England. They were down for 2 conference with Grad uate Manager CsrceIOn Of Harvard athletics. Ostensibly baseball and hockey were the only topics 6iscusse5 but the nption of football reIa- tions between Harvard and Princeton were expected to be under cOnsI5sra- ton. The suggested date for the Princeton Harvard game is the week before the YaIe-Pri1ceton game at Erfnce+ou
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
Make the Liver Do its Duty

leagues wgao gre aof as valuable as 3AaGyyrta
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
FOOLED BY ADDtE JOSS.
The Way Ad Got Back on pestiferous
 Fan.

One day in Philadelphia 2 few years ago Addie Joss and RGbe Waddeu clashed in 2 desperate conflict The score was one to one in the eleventh when Ralph Seybol6 lifted hign hy that was carried by the wind to the space between the right field wall and the scoreboard. Seybold circIed the bases. got credit for a home run hit and the big crowd went home happy.
 As the Maps were climbing into their bus a peStiferous fsn--ons Of the kind of folks who regard 1t smart 10 say: "In bet you don't know me" came up and gr9sped Joss' weary hand.
 Hello. Ad, old boy" he eaid.
 "HeIlo,' replied the crestfaIIen pitch CT
 Who am ]. now2 I'll bet you don't know me" the pompoUs fan went on.
 "Oh. yes" remarked Joss. trying to be civil. T know you, all right. See you down at the hotel tonight"
 fn the nneantirne Joss teammates were jmploring him to please shake of the bothersome fan and get in the bus
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
Eastern League Gusts Pres. Powers
Alter 18 Years of Service the Successful Leader is Now Succeeded by Edward c. Barrows of Toronto-154 Games Scheduled for Next Year

Addie tired Hsrd 10 free bis hand. but fine fan held DH like g bfte neeH clam tO fiie pink toes Of < g1f5 bath@F,
 Come on, old chap, be said ij bet y0H two t0 one you don't know WHO 1 afl."
 "IH uake you 5 better Det than that" remarked Joss as by q supe1f1D- InaD effort he got hie right hand out Of 1he other mans grasp. "i'jl bet you tea to one that ] don't care who you are"
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
COTTON.

New York Dec. 12-Cctton- Fu- tures closed barely stsa5 5y- Closing bids: December l4.7s. January 14S1 February I4-9S. March 1S-10, Aurl 1916. May 1929. June z5-ZI, July 15-1-, August 1494, September TT, October 1854
 Spot closed oaiet- nai65linS uplands 15.o5; uid61ng gulf 1880, sales. 12-56s bales.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

Fred ClSrsa manager q zks S-1Es
 SGrgs- 2I20uAces tAzg Ee ~ Cy ~-+ sixteen nsW players al the SsEl1 lL n aSe s~t are es-GsrS. slS -a
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
BOB BONNEVILLE TO BE ATCHED AGAINST YOUNG cCTCH
MATCHED EcEfHST cCTCH. Second Meeting Between inc Two to Be Arranged sf Early Date

Bob Someryile is said t0 be smart ing from the recent defeat received af fbe hands of Young G0teh q file opera house in Wjllimaptje recently and be writes J.. x. DOp6efo that he will meet Young GOfeh for his belt si00 and side bet Young G0tch is willing and the match is tO be arranged as soon 9s s4gszfbfe
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
MONEY.

New York. Dec. 12,-Noney on call steady: 1-46S 1-2 per cent; rlilnz rate sS: last loan 1-+; cloSlnz bid 2 S-S: offered at 1-2, lime loans SteSoy: sixty GaNs and ninety days $ Der cent SIX months
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
sals Sssrxs Nlenase

Al Bra> ktaa. B--ocsIel q &sE Hz- ven .4
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

beat some clever youngsters. lie ruled SD eyen money faYofite sDa after get ting fhe pace na& headed gg Winning Widow, but outeape6 her }n t9e 61lai drive, winning bg 2 nose.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
PRIZEWlNNERS IN
 DuCkPIN TOURNAMENT
co-aiss Took High Si7ze o7 M1--
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The T-zzz winners in 1ha -aU ozt f- the tzza-11len roUrazzEert zt 1Ee Rose alleys that vas eauclu5eE al ~a1LT- dav night. are gwen are 41-1uws
 Iueas-H E~s1 za g. E- Stone second Erle S L1csS-111- CIaEerty. Ihir5 rT-ze E.
 On Monday -a= h5EE sIzE1= score WAS made ny CcE1lsS- El-l a SE1E 11 1S9
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

Providence, Gardner of Vancouver Robertson Of Port Wayne and Smith of Jaex sDay1l3e
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
PREVIOUS WINNERS
 o= SIX DAY RACES
List of t-= sa1o=ss+zI Teams Si-o. t-s
 Year 1929.

Fcll1Ezng lz ne complete Is- ot winners since 1888 and Gzs-s-oa GOV
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
Jim Rsssev Won by 2 Nose

SIT Es@s-J TFDN DJ 2 FFosE Oakland, Cal, Dec 12-Jiu Bassey again displayed his class when he took up 115 pounds at Eneryvi-Ie today and
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
Take VIBURN-0

It Is 1 wonderful female remedy. as .ou val somit f y.. yv l.
 Directions for 4t~ u1. A.. .rHled Tn ar lAlEllE-= V.rt even. l-..H Price e zt cruEElsts EANCO-GERAIAE CHEMICAL co
 Ius W-st l-sgh Street E-u 1-fl mzr-13
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

Foley Kidney Fils are fouI. in action ,llek lr results and restore tae natural -- on ef rle kian~vs and bladder They ct.-re.t lrre4H.tr.fies I.ee A O~Eoot e
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-26

The Spirit Lake Beacon crawls out
from under the "Curlmins debris" very
philosophically. Its reasons for Ga~st's
defeat put the vinton Eagle in mind
of Tom Reeds caustic remark to Bry-
an in the long ago. The incident is
retold by the Eagle in these words:
Bryan had delivered a speecI in
congress filed with platitudes. which
Bryan is SO fond of using, and on sit
ting down at the close Mr. Reed arose
and remarked: Mr.. Speaker, the gen.
tleman's remarks lead one to suppose
that if things had been different they
would be otherwise The Beacon's
readers must have believed the Bea-
cons explanation to be as clear as Mr..
Bryan's speech
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-26
Business Conditions.

New York Herald: The only un.
favorable element in the situation is
the unfayorable attitude of federal
lawmakers and state officials towards
the railways and the spirit which
would prevent the companies from
moderately advancing their charges
to offset the increased cost of opera
ton. When the manufacturer Is oblig-
ed to pay higher prices for raw mater
ial and increased wages he does the
only possible thing in the circum-
stances and CORRESPONDENCE raises the
charges for his product The rail.
ways are obliged to pay increased
prices for supplies and higher wages,
and it is only reasonable that they
should get more for what they sell.
namely, transportation.
That they are impelled to raise
their charges is plain from current
traffic returns showing increased gross
takings, while costs of operation have
increased in still greater ratio, with
resulting decrease in net earnings.
Unless the greatest of all industries
is permitted to PROSPER the country
cannot be prosperous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-26
a eRATlEYlNe EXHIBIT.

Statistics just made public by a
leading banking publication show that
the United States compares fayorably
with the leading nations OF the world
in the matter of savings of the com
mon people. 1t appears that the total
savings deposits In the United States
last month was s5.s7S, 1855 This is
an average of s3S128 per account and
S64.02 per capita of population. one
person out of every six having saw
ings bank account.
In England deposits in trustee and
postal savings banks amount to 81 ,033e
470,204, an average of s80.75 per &C
count and $23.08 per capita Of popula.
ton. In France, the total savings de-
posts are 1861 BAT, an average OF
$T4.03 per account and s24.48 per capi-
Ia OF population. In Germany the total
savings deposits amount TO s3,191.8s2
600, an average Of s171.07 per accoun,
and s51.79 per capita OF population
Taking into account the whole civilized
world, excepting the United States. the
s5,624,331 depositors in private, posta
per capita of population. two persons
out of every seventeen having say
ings bank account.
a comparison of the above figures
reveals very forcibly how far the
United States looms above the olde
European nations in the matter O
] individual prosperity 1t has beer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-26
THE IMMORTAL MUSIC

The soft, sweet notes of woodland
birds,
The croning OF the lowing herds,
The rustling zephyrs as they pass
Across the tree tops and lush grass,
The humming of the bees, the throng
Of insects with their evensolg,
The chirp of cricket and the note
Of tree toads on the air afloat,
The murmurs of the forest tree,
The rich crescendos of the gale,
Staccato of the rain and hail
These are the songs our fathers
stirred;
These are the songs that Adam heard;
These are the anthems that will be
Unchanged through all eternity;
The Symphony Divine, that rolls
From heaven forth to human souls,
tt cheer the heart and ease earth's
strife
With promise of immortal life.
John Kendrick Bangs in the Smart
Set.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-26

The school savings bank system is
now in operation in different states
of the Union, in 1,16S schools of lis
cities, and the scholars of these 1,16S
schools have saved, since the intro
duction of the plan, s5,051, 644.e0. of
which s4,1so.94s.5e has been with
drawn leaving balance of $780,
696.01 due little depositors to Janu-
airy |. 1910. In France there are TO-
$40 depositors of s1,425.Os2. In Alger-
ia, 402 depositors of s45.6o6. These
figures are sufficient evidence of the
Importance of the school savings
bank idea, and yet they form only the
beginning of the story, which is con
tinued in the records of the savings
banks and other means for accumulat-
ing the savings of the thrifty.