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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
CHARLESTON RACING results

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
PENN SwAMPS COLUMBIA
Wine Esery hNest but fiesse
which is Taken ~ NettesA.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
rAEEz RACING results.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
EBBETS SEES TINKER,
WHO TURNS HIM DOWN
Visits Prcdigal in Chicago. but
Joe SPurns S40.000-Out Of
Organized Ball to Stay.

CE1casa. IAr is--AA-le. Il res~.a
9-eso,e-. ~ ne S-oos,yr elus. 20: sar!..
ae- W.T. press ADVISES TIA. joe Take
cam has sSaes FeEsrs- LsAxae cog
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fAl-. - show :7- II. co-.te-e-o< Pos.
s-tF t.:-rsur VAS Convinced - ,so-.
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While % r--CEie = tie co-.ah
Es:'e-s g sLi5 - have come rr.-oes u
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- so 900 tor tire year rcuirac- VII
ne I'o-se-s -: Joe fairly TOOK h.s Urea 4.
In ira; iry o-s- from ;o= Do&Ssys MAS
toe ATE - arriving
-LEef, following me conference "a
lie hAc informed Et.t.-,s ir The most pos d.
i've rrlsr.ft~- tsAt there WAS nothing dcarr
Ira: be Ia. signed &c MANAGE III. ChicSxo
ft'ae'Als AID that be hAe g.vea the Broos-
ly- cub "a chance 70 lAnc KIM which
had t'-.r spurns6- and now Joe WAS done
St. organized baseball and Was o.,e-.
mined Ivy 10 cAs. His lot 20: t.e.,-- ~
COZ worse with the Fec~-als from DOW
I'll 10. CRACK .: doom
Ebt'%Is- following TINS unsuccessful AT.
ieihI'i 10 DEAL TIE F,-ce-El League vhz. ne
considered = oeAIh bow ty acc uir.ag
Tinker. went into conference WITH Charles
". Murphy q the Cubs Enc the two
MAYOR league na1gr.zies spent The evening
f =. secret coHfab.
Eeteis, AFTER hzy:nf few hours ,e
digest TiLkeys remarks. came or VIII,
TIE statement tina; despite Tsrksys s:stt-
rlsr; ne stil expelled that joe would l..
with the Dodgers in The spring ana LA,
me s. .ee- bonus promised Joe vas lyinS
Idle waiting for him 10 claim H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
STRONG MAN DORlzAS
NOT 50 VERY STRONG
Loud! Aocisim,i quaker Gets
onl. Fourth in Weigh,
Lifting Event.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
One Ann Meenan.
He VIII Be To- dav

CAPT. DANNY MLENAN q Tie
- CosarrtsA t,Askeit.sG team ,is
'eti s-r- 4 s1-e leti WITH hls i.sAr,-
r.aie- for HAr.orer y. H. va,er. q
se's~o% Szr.s viii Dartmouth MI t,s
isarcs io'-zlSfl. Me~c,Ar t.As nsilr
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SArr'e ard .c'c-~., ,~o SoAls VIII als
Ire rlSti hA-,1- he LIS ,-s~ use @!
trs ioSSar-n- us-S IL 10 be,p usic&.
I'~s-e's~ CcGcia FIsees -aris tie Bsse
A1sa White sas,s- 10 iAse 10 We
e-r,ch. ssI1 tt,e tear, ard Moran fear
it'@ rlr--r-x co-. b4r5s,ec- vi 60 50
s1-AsA !. Il Is h-okec "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
FITz 10 HEAR FATE TODAY.
Jussice s-aSNry VIII Decide HE
Pl>a f~s RtShs 10 Box.

Supreme Count Justice Se.SeaTy beard
srsurnen, yesterday On the srplics;'cr
O. Bob Fltzslumons fer 81 .n5uueilor
Axs!rs, the members q me STATE Aihleor
Comm isslar. restraining them from k.eP.
irr him on, Of the rig because q lis
age The ceur, asked Toy briefs from
bo,n slers. and SAID ne vouli give deei-
sion to-day Fiif went 10 court VIII a
Marty Of Trends 10 hea- the argument
In opposing Ibs application leFur
Attorney Genera. W!llihn A Ac-Usld
saia thai ;hs state Athletic torniriss or
has teen clothed with fun powers -
direct. control and manage Al boxing
t,ou,s and that tie commission was within
n. rights In barring FltI Justice SEA-
BUN said ne believed the sole question
was Wheeler The commission had e.
ceeoec us powers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
MONTE WATERBURY
new POLO CAPTAIN
Chairman Herbert Announces
selection If Netersn II
Many Campaigns.
NEW HANplCAP> LISTED
Won >'sde and Rum>e, Raised
Z. Rating If s Gcal>-
spokane Has Club.


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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17

P-SEHVEs-. Y Z .-a. 80 - A. ;h-
ANNA meeting Of ;at N.r;er ca Le-gue
C.. Advertising Interests Yr-l.-d.-s tie
banquet io-u.et; y W Naming q
McCa-c. haganE'. N,S Nvrk Vas
elec,et pres DENT T. ? spe.1l - tht
TsNlot-C,.i. hntid COMPANY. Chl-aea
N.os-presidert / Il MAu-lpk o: - Pso-
;o-dl Rfggttr, New Nofi- secretary. and
A : Higgins q iiisstns Stltt', Nr~
Norh. uraslfef covers were 4A-1 -
~ Al the BANQUET The oaoAslan was one
81 merryuas.De te.rlns tfrs!2rt' :
Ii Apptl presided
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17

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TIE = L AAs We a. Interesting r..
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
CINCINNATI RIVALS COMBINE.
Cr~is and Coasolis Say They viii
send Committee Ia Chicago.

CINCINNATI. Jan ls-1hsI Clncinna;l y
practically assured Of Federal League
franchise vAs The story CLEANED TO-DAY
from the two factions of Cincinnati men
seeking 10 place q team here. The fac
t!cnk represented 10y Rudolph Greis and
Paul Connolly, Will combine and send a
committee IL Chicago 10 appl! fo' a
franchise. ,h.y sad
Connolly said he was IN telephone CON-
-,unicat!on with President Gilmore o. the
Federal l-ssu. to-day, and IN" latter
advised both factions 70 combine Anc
said ;ha; tae ,e2ru- controls franchise
which IL will switch 10 Cincinnati 4.
Cincinnati men have the financial back
ing and ellie for a PARK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
SCEIANY GOES 10 CHICAGO.
Buffalo Fed's Departure Follows
Talk With Walsh asd MAGE.

BvFTALo. jan. is-The BuSalo Federal
League BAs-na. Cub was placed OF .
t.e:teG financial e'Ssls to-day WIN 81! e0b
was pledged by eighteen business men al
the meeting called by Walter = Mullen.
pres.oen; a. the club. Application fer in
corporation 81 800 900 will lie forwarded
10 .Ares.y. i vas ANNOUNCED that 5000
G6t would Doe raised before the playing
season oieD@d~
Larry SralGfy, who i 20 manage the
team ard Richard Carroll had a long
talk THIS afternoon with Sherwood Msges
q the Ph!llies and jimmy Waist. sold by
the Athletics 10 the New York Americans
AL Of the quartet were mum after ibs
meeting Schlaay went 10 Chicago TO-
nx.t and 10 IL meet President. G!lnors
and Joe Tinker tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17

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n etats 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
Collins sa,s Ne win Pay ".

PHILApELPEIA, Jan Is-Eddie Col!nk
second basernsn Of the Athletes, vas sur
prised when he read that ne had been eX-
PEELED from the Baseball Players Frazier
r.iiy for not paying his oues Collins ex-
planned to-day that his failure 20 send his
tls 10 the treasurer Of the fraternity Was
purely AT oversight He SAID be had not
received any notice thai lac Was in arrears
Hs intends 20 send his dues SO rs 20 De
RESTORED 10 good standing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
Mike McLaughli. Haadicapp~r.

Michael J Mclaughlin % the knights
Of 81 Antony was elected landscapes
O! the Catholic Athletic League al a meet
ing held last night lie succeeds Andrew
y FULLY. who resigned rec~nly after SIX
years If service IN IN. position. Francis
J. sullivan was elected president Of the
league al The meeting, al which all Of the
officers Tor 1919 we're chosen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
Ciinson Nos~s Oss Tow nee nd.

lie Witt Clinton High schools basket
hall team defeated the Townsend Harris
Hall fye by score Of &c 20 20 on the
City College cour, las, night The earle
was exciting throughout the score be.ng
tied three times In the last period elm
ton led AZ the end OF the first half -
10 10. Kaufman played a star game for
the Victors, scoring eighteen Of his teams
points. Curry showed up best for Town
send Harris.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
RIIcHII.xURPEY BorT OFT.
Doctor says CAs~pi~. Ntshs Nsrt
PtMs<if F~saasessiy.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17

PIrTsByRG, Jan le.-The Pitsburr
vederal League club announced to-nigh,
me signing Of ~. Harry tBrownie) Cess
Ter as player manager Of the team
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
Ea.,~,, slump, Er..n.s vino.

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,isee,-Petresk~s Bout oG.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17

y signed contracts were announced
. me Brooklyn club YESTERDAY Zach
h'tatt uIee year contract vak re-
owed from Omaha President Etftts
sf-c from Kansas City that Pau1ch
-,' Carlos Rarsn also had sighed foi
''-- y.sIs. Will. Charley Stengel and
-,rFer-. the new oy,felder purchased
''r~ - Paul had attached their sigma
'Fs. - on. year agreements one
..,' contract hearing the name o.
.e' Raleigh A.ichison, the seuihpa
N'-E'eG from Newark. also was delivered
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-17

.fifth day. OF the war. and there ha1
not been one single subject brougnI
into London thus far. and you must
remember. too, that there 1s no Asy.
here restricting the showing OF va
pictures. Absolute freedom Is given
ON that score. But with one excep-
ton, there has not been q. picture OF
the slightest conseQuence AshoWn-
One company managed TO get some
scenes from Louvain. and they only.
did that by accident They happen-
ed to have ca1neraman In Ostenas'
who, in some manner. got into an OIL
fiSer,s machine. They went to LOU
vain after the burning ana secnIe sS
some very good pictures But Win
this single exception, no pictures
have. been shown which are of the
slightest Interest as far as real war
scenes are concerned. OF course, we
have plenty of maneuvers. and al
that business.
ITO show you how scarce .Hs
class OF pictures IL. al the theaters;
the other day bi1ledea short subject
OF King Albert reviewing his troops
in Belgium as they we're going 70
the front. AS matter of fact. this
picture was taken six or eight months
..Nows you know that I am aware
OF what am talking about from the
position occupy here. Anytnins
you see in America Of any conse-
quence is a fake. l DO not care VIZ lq.1s
# Is. III it is relative to the troup4e
now ON the continent. In the nrstl
Mace. while there.i is a great deal OF
bayonet work going on the n1aJofl
mart of the fighting is from one 70
two miles away. Several rifles useul
in europe today kill at two niles
with accuracy, and man can &c y
at three miles. At night Trey VOL 4
with enormous searchlighss ntounteal
on big motors and Inthe daytime. OF
course. with the aid Of stronS t;;:e.
scopes, Now, If a man wefc alioWeu
TO nse camera-tf1is is absolutely
forbid den-the enemy would asst
sume. with the aid OF their glasses:
that it was a new-fangied gun, an1
they would spot him with Q De. ~
shell before he could turn the Gran N
a dozen times.
won received a subject from me
a short time ago ofSsontS prisoners
at RruRes. Welt thet cost us al
together between 500 and $SVV'l
for have had two men In Belgium
from the very first. and good men,
too. They were half of the time N
iaii and finally .nanagsd 10 lesseI
there the other day, tucky 70 e.
cane with their lives. with the loss
If q lot Of Aim. and think -1mera
as well. Cameramen are absolutely
forbidden to go anywhere near Ine
points OF interest.
ssTo get even small photographs
ia a daring exploit. understand
some offcers have given orders vi
KIN any person caught with cam
era. Irrespective of whom he Is. the
story has never been told rs to VIVA.
has happened during the last rev
weeks in Belgium, and men ron
America, and people from otner nsI-
and viii never be heard of again.
So even the few pictures we see
are made for us at the supreme FISK
of death-the war photographer Is
ON his wav with the war correspond-
emit. Both are truthful. and to pc
truthful is to earn the undying hate
of war
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-17
Nly' Suffer
From MigTaine or
Sick Head ache?
USE AETI-IIANANlA TABLETS

mr. Il 4. CaIdyeilsays thatthis exceedingly
faietresein0 disease does not shorten NE
but does not appear to be durable: sure q.
erS from thia afdtctfon are condemned 60
undergo the periodical attacks every LEY
weeks until they are forty years OF ege, as.st 81
finaiIy disappear entirely. Palliative meas
nres during the attack are al gn1G ~ q
Ehe best preventive measure. al att1c1
NAV often be prevented by taxing GMo
AnSi-kamnia Tablets when the drst eymp.
toms appear, and one Anti kannn1G Eaolet
every two hours during the attack snoLssns
~ eaaes the main and brings rest ana Qu1eI
Observation-Disclosures may be 00taAnS11 -
an druggists. Ask 4or Ak tapiebs. 4 HSy
quickly relieve all Pain.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-17
.Ap-REApEKs NoT DECEIVED.

Legislation is under way in many
states and countries looking toward
the elimination of the dishonest adj
yertiser the merchant who advertises
absurd price reductions, which are
mere matter of price7card making.
,enti have no relation to the real val
ues of things. There's not much
need of laws on this subject: for the
education of woemn, through ad-read-
ing. has made dishonest advertising
suicidal ON the part of any merchant
who might be inclined to adopt 1t.
New Norway nnaclkerel, &c, Toe,
nc each. Chas. H. Griffin. Both
phones.