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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07
CHANCE SIGNS AN OLD
Lacquer FOR PITCHERS
Thomas p. DAILY, Who Played With
Arson, VIII be Assistant Coach
OF Hlghlanders.

NEW YORK. Jan. T. Frank
Chance has been looking for a vet
eran coach to handle the New York
American league club pitchers this
year and Tuesday night the acquisi-
ton of Thomas P. DAILY. at one time
leading National league catcher,
was announced. DAILY was signed by
Pres. Farrell Tuesday on Chances
recommendation and he will go TO
Houston, Texas, TO assume his duties
on March Is.
DAILY became famous as q catcher
under Arson who signed him IN 1889.
Daily caught John X. Tener's curves
in those days and also made the trip
around the world with the Chicago
team. In 1890 he signed with the
Brooklyn club. playing behind the lat
and second base. He joined the
Washington team several years later
and finally came back To Brooklyn to
play under Ned Hanlon. He has been
a scout for several clubs in recent
years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07
STUDEBAKER BONiLERS
WILL MEET IN SERIES
Local Men From Office and Factory
Will Contest With Men From
Detroit Branch.

a novel bowling contest, over which
interest is running riot at the Stude-
baker club, has about been concluded
with the exception of a few minor
details. The contest involves the pick
of the bowlers of the office and fac
tory forces of both the South Bend
and Detroit plants of the corporation
and weekly matches VIII be played,
one being played in each city and the
teams to travel alternating.
These contests will continue in force
for a period Of two months, which
also will be conducted on an elimina-
ton basis. The survivors are to con-
tinue a five weeks campaign and the
victors will be awarded all Of the
team and individual prizes rendered.
The unsuccessful competitors will not
share In the prizes and will receive
only their travelling expenses, which
are borne by the corporation. Play
will begin next Saturday.
The prize list has not been com
pleted but the principal prizes offered
and agreed upon are $500 By the
Studebaker corporation and trophy
rendered by Mr.. Erskine.
Arranging this contest at this time
will undoubtedly keep the StIdebaker
team out Of the tournament of the
American Bowling congress to be held
at Buffalo in March. All prelimi-
nary plans had practically been COM
pleted for the Buffalo meet. even TO
the extent Of having a date reserved
for them during the second week of
the tournament, which undoubtedly
will be cancelled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07
FAMOUS CHICAGO
BOWLERS COMING
Crack BIatz Team to Meet
Picked Team of BOWIerS at
EIkS' Temple in Several
Match Games.

An event of unusual interest to To-
cal bOwlerS is scheduled to take place
at the Elks' temple on Jan. 18th. when
the famous BlatZ team Of Chicago
comes here to roll a series OF games
in nVe-men team, two-men team and
individual matches.
The BlatZ team is com posed OF Bob
Rolfe, Charles Collier Harry Steers.
Fred Thoma and Jimmy BlOuin. With
the exception of Thoma these players
have bowled together for some time
past and until recently were known as
the Chalmers-Detroit team.
However, all of these men are con-
spicuously prominent in the bowling
world. Steers, Role and ThOma are
on every bowler's tongue in Chicago.
Collier Is famous for the enormous
individual averages he carries in all
the leagues he plays in in Chicago.
Jimmy Blouin is better known out
side OF Chicago than any Of his team
mates due perhaps to. his small con-
StructiOn. Besides he has inherited
the sport as his pater is a noted pin
Walloper. Jimmy Blouin has held the
honor of National, Illinois State and
Chicago individual champion in spite
of the fact that he is of very tender
age.
Just who the team OF local players
will be composed of is unsettled but
they will be picked among players at
the Elks' temple. Local recor DIS
compare quite favorably with those of
leaders in other great bowling CEN
ters and some tight games should re-
suit. It's a pity that space for spec
tators at Elks' temple is limited and
peep at the various contests will be
at q premium.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07
RAILWAY MEN DOWNED
By THE LUMBER TEAM
Yard Men I'm Second Contest Show
They Have IL on the Men En-
plOyed at Factory.

Another game wGs won by the Indi-
ana Lumber Co. team at the home
grounds Tuesday evening. but in the
second game the factory and the yard
men met. the yard men showing the
better of the argument by ten to
six score.
II the first game the G. S. B. &
n. |. railway team was outclassed
and went down TO a q TO defeat.
The men were unable to hit Jones,
who also worked in the second game.
G. A. Smith and Wesley Walters
worked for the railroad men while
George Jones a2d Carl Bishop acted
for the lumber team.
Jones pitched for the yard men in
the second game and Oscar Bennett
caught. Carl Bishop and Morris
Summerville worked for the factory
team.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07
FORMER SHERIFF HELD
FOR POST0FFICE THEFT
Walter Summons, Alleged, Heard of
Arrival OF Package Containing
$4,000 in Currency.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Jan. T.
Walter Summons. former sheriff of
Buffalo county. a lieutenant colonel
in the Nebraska National guard, and
former army officer in the Philippine
island, was Tuesday bound over TO the
federal court under a bond Of IS, 900
for completely in the robbery Of che
Kearney. Neb.. postoffice on the night
of Dec. 25.
Delbert Smith, an employe Of the
postoffice. facing a similar charge.
waived preliminary hearing and was
held on $4,000 bonds Smith testi-
fed at Summons hearing the arrival
OF a package containing 5000 in cur
rency had been discussed by the two
men Christmas day. This package in
addition 10 six others valued at $1,000
were stolen from the registry safe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07
BOWLERS WILL
BANQUET TONIGHT
Matched Game Between Silver
Edges and HOOSier Creams
Next Week-CaSimer and
Hart Win Match Games.

A banquet at the Elks' temple to
which all the members of the AntIers
and Elks bowling leagues are invited
and at which the prizes won by the
various teams in the fall tourna-
ment will be distributed, will prac-
tically close bowling activities for a
week. The banquet will be held in
the dining room of the temple and
Fred Dennis will preside as toast
master.
1t was announced Tuesday night
that the Silver Edges and the Hoosier
Creams would roll a match game on
the new Ellsasser alleys in Mishawaka
some night next week. Ellsasser has
just completed the installation Of six
new alleys and il is said that they are
the best equipped alleys in this end
of the state. The match should be
a good one for both the teams rolled
high scores during the Elks' tourna-
ment. The same ineups that were
used in the tournament will be seen
in action in these games.
Cashier and Hart rolled a match
game against Colip and MeSsick at the
ElkS' alleys Tuesday night in which
the former twain were defeated by
a score OF 1869 to 1856. Messick. in
his fourth game, came near topping
ed during the recent tournament
with a tally of 257. Harris high mark
was 215 in his fourth game, and
Cashiers 213, also in his fourth game.
Colip garneIed 20T in his final roll.
The return game will be played on
the Commercial Athletic clubs alleys
some day next week. Scores:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07

They say genius is naive like in
sanity,-it does not Try to hide its
passions from the world. The insane
person has lost control Of his passions
and exhibits them in their repu.sive
nudity; the artist has got in full con
troll of his passions, and exhibits them
clothed and in their right mind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07
FEDS ARE INCORPORATED
Capital Stock OF Chicago Team Is
Placed at $3.50, 900.

CHICAGO. Jan - Incorporation
papers OF the Chicago Federal leagle
club were filed tuesday. The capital
stock is s250,000 and Charles Weegh-
man, James Gilmore and w. NJ. Walk
er are named as incorporators.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07
60 TOLOS ANGEI.ES.

NEW YORK. Jan. 7. - The grand
prize and Vanderbilt cup automobile
races were awarded 10 Los Angeles
Tue sday by the Automobile Club Of
America. The events VIII be held
Feb q and .. the grand prize event
on the latter date.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07
sss - -
SPORT BRIEFS.
= .

ST. LOUIS. Mo.-Ed. Konetchy.
former Cardinal, but recently sent TO
Pittsburgh, is carrying the unsigned
contracts sent him by Pres. Dreyfus
in his pocket and talk Is strong here
Wednesday that he is seriously think
ing of jumping to the Feds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07
DENIES LEACH IS A FED
Announcement of Manager to Come
From Pittsburgh once.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. T.-pres. John
r. Barbour OF the Pittsburgh Federal
league club when informed Tuesday
night OF the dispatch from Chicago
that Tommy Leach would be offered
the mana gership OF the local club.
denied that such was the case. He
added.
ANY anhouucen~en cCncerning tn
Pittsburgh club or its ma-ager VIII
come from the Pittsburgh Oeice. We
have several men under COnsfde~at on
and expect 10 announce the name OF
our manager IN the next two or three
days"
THY MEMO TIMEc uhMT EOc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07
DE ORC WINS

CHICAGO. Jan. ALFRED De ORC
title holder. Tuesday niTht won TIE
second block Of the three cushion bill
lard chan piOnship play. defeating
Charles Norm OF Chicago by so 70
80. The play lasted - innings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07
For Frost Bites and Channel Ski,

For frost bitten ears, fingers and
-oes; chapped hands and lips. chill
plains, cold sores. red and rough skins.
there is nothing to equal Bucklen's
Arnlca Salve. Stops the pain at once
ana heals quickly. In every home
there should be box handy all the
timetime. Best remedy Tor all skin
diseases itching, eczema, letter, piles.
etc. 25c Recommended by All
DRUGGISTS Adyt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07
ApPrCTFD CZOIGNZ

KAN~AS CITY. Jan. John Nc
Caulov. who arrested Leon +. CZolgoz
after the latter had shot Pres Nc
Kinley in Buffalo. -. Y. died here
Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07

CHICAGO.-Ben Harris. pitcher on
the Denver baseball club, announced
wednesday that he would be a Fed
eral Lacquer before another week ex-
pired. He intimates that ne will play
with Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07

always turning in toward the basket.
to take a rebound.
Making short shots from a pass.
the squad is divided as in Diagram b.
No. 1 passes forward and across to
No. =, who returns to No. 1 near
basket for a short shot No. 2 follows
his pass and secures the rebound Of
No. 1, etc, through the squad. start
the play from alternate sides.
Practice the dribble until the ball
can be carried forward rapidly.
Play the long shot and rebound
from short shot formation, the play
ers following and securing rebound
for a short shot Take one step be-
fore the long shot and rarely be more
than 30 feet from the basket.
When the player with the ball is
standing or advancing in the direc-
ton the ball is 10 be thrown, the over
hand pass from the shoulder is best.
When closely guarded and moving
away from the direction of the throw,
the pass should be made overland, by
swinging the hand from the waist
over the opposite shoulder, at the
same time leaping high and away
from the guard. This is a fast, ac-
curate and difficult pass TO intercept.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07

Pres iGlmore said today that they
had rejected MontreaPs offer 10 join
the Federal league. Montreal is
greatly excited over the feds and
would welcome a berth in that or
SANITATION.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07
{ Iii an Con-;..oA Factors; Forma-
ton for Pl1c}ico cho's and PASSES
By w. f.. MEANWELL.
WISCONSIN University Basketball
COach)

COach.)
Skill in the fundamentals must be
attained before holding scrimmages.
so devote the early season to cUndi-
tioning. through noueIate haEGi.ng
of the Dall
A long practice season on alternate
days acquiring speed and accuiacy in
passing means fnisaed team Woi = ;-.id
lessons the danger OF sore fe,, aha
strains
When shooting from the fed. tie
overhead shot with arms fully eA-
tended is Lest. The uECerli4Ad ,i0t
from waist or knees is more accurate
in practice, but SLOW and easily inter-
cepted. The best free-shOt thrU,ve
use the undeThand shot.
When close to the basket the scorer
should leap high and snoot at the
top of his leap with one or 10Th
hands. The ioOters must follow the
bail, to sect the rebound, without
an instant's loss. Many young pay
ers fail to do this.
Short and long shots. sex from
rebound, dribbling and passing can
be practiced from the position in Di2-
gram a, the squad being in semi
circle, moving from left to right. and
reverse
The scorer approaches the basket.
leaping high and shooting. leaving
the rebound for the next in line, but
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07

King Cole, former Cub and now
the property Of the Yankees, is
wavering according to a Federal re-
port and the new organization hopes
TO sign him soon. Tommy Leach OF
the Cubs also is wavering il is said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07
BOWLING SCORES
sTUDEBAKER LEAGUE

Totals ........705 no TAO 2215
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07

Matt HyneS. a pitcher drafted by
Portland. has been turned over TO the
Cleveland Americans. Hynes pitched
a no hit. no run game early last sea
son against Vancouver
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-07

$50 $40 $40 AZ 400 1869
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

iuorndcn, uno id nebme an oab lie mir biz.
zen Serltt aud 5u oieiem 3mede ionote
40pion, u. 9at.. II. 9ebr. 1914.
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aalpt aut leoen Toittas freue renn Sbre
lieoe Seltun9 tommt. Neoe hermit oas
@eio tlr elm neues Announcement bel.
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Sriei babe ih meinem Subn nab ssarao
geldldt, er lit ndmlid bort in elmer Spd,.
lfule angelteut, unb ba wiro err Shner
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elnen auriGs ourd5ufibren: i'd, mdre
lehr frcb penn sr IS thGte, uno i'd red)ne
aof einen llheren gtGp.a.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

alien Gatieuten sum 3roiie eieuen. benin
iplde arifeu iiro oil ihwer gu b%eitehen.
uuo &lcle oerlieren haruber Die Is courage
uno werien Die 5Iinte in's Sorn. 90 trdst
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6ranfheit ben 5rtumpb oaupR. 6rGu
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iehen. lie ipn alieS he uUo hann I'M
mer no better b~efpIgen ais blSber, uno
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piro, &on eiuer 10 prbiudren 0elmius
dung bat Hienane Su befiir often. Der nab
meinen 8eboten poer audi nur unseidhr oa
nab Iebt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

9poeS Der beordnate &0rper niht mebr
rea9tren Tam, neil er iib I'M Santpf
NIT ben eigentIihen &rantheitsaiIten
loon total erIhopfte uno teine 8 e.
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Selno oGs etn9efibrte Serumaift.
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den
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3eiten Der Snqutiitton oeritbten War.
tern uno 6olterqualen oil permeintlldeu
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3elt BON an9ebllh aelebrten Sanatifern an
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lettion an tuehrloien 3biereh perlibt
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phne 3med uno 2iell Nod 1T fein
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tbnen MtIltpnen non Menihenlebeu
~9eppfert iuoroen. uno uniere Trieoe
bD enthalten bic Beluetie oaupn. Sic
&tptlettton bon ornten : bteren bat tel
mem Wtenihen e 9eniiet, uno lie oient nur
oasu Die me1r uno mebr 9euaaten Opera,
tlorlen an W1enid)en 81 be III 1nteln uno
oeren Terilter Dor Difentliher gntris
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in Nebrltitblen i%onoern in 3udtbdu-
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
Nat9lnaft ppr 7iphteritis!

al, 70, San. 1914. Nnbei id1ide t1 SbneE
si.OO nit Der Sitee mir bas 20
. it~.Su h NO. / su itiden.
Nfotte Sle bitten etpas iiber Iiphs
teritts au ihreiben. IS iino bier meb'
rere Sale porgetummen; elmer p~ertiei tDot.
lttl, 9eitern BADEN mir ibn beeraben, eluen
u Sabre alten Sungen. Sd babe s &inoer
uno bin IN Nen9lten oaB DIE aranfbelt aut
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Naturbeilmeiie ale bic perihieoencn Rrant.
heiten b~ebdnoelt uno sur Seiluna brinat.
aut) Die 9eiirftete 8 lphteritis. @enn
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
Nibt nit GtelS Al besableu {!

iets, NunleIs %, 8ery 4 fytOr. 1911. Glns
llf9eno Betrag fir Elm wttteres Sabr.
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man EN- lo lebrrethes Slatt mie ben
g&pltsratb", bas ben armen Wenidentins
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niinideuo, perbleibe Ih nit berSll6eu Grit
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
,sreucu lid, auf bic .,@plfspon",

n@DmfOrt, Ger /. 6ebr. 1914. @lnIlegen0
Betrae BON $3.50 fur Smei Announcements.
GSlr iino lebr Sufrieoen NIT Sbrer 3eitung
unt freucn uns leoeSmal tuen1 lie tommt.
NdtunssuoI 6rau 4uowi8 @ein."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

t6tfNHs ~ 49, 80 tAD AftN az - -
Augen beler limb, ipnoern has eanse
Sgliem tat Iih 10 9ebenert, mas ih bel
meinem utter niht bate fur mo9llh
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piel freuuoIide Gus pie :upor. uno
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ratb. pom 0erSen gu oanien.
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or bic BrtI!e megIe9en ipelte er lhou
IA Sabre 9etra9en bate, uni er hat
bios ALIEN Ole VI u n me b 0 De be-
must, Gr poute INNER einmal Sbre
game Ordination fir Nl9emein.S ehanos
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3eit oa5u. SD freue Mid oaB i'd S5nen
pom 10 9utem @rfolge beritteu fam, uno
iuinihe BON Sersen bnB es allen Hatiens
ten 10 gut selln9t.
@dbreno ih oieie 3eilen ihreibe, iihlr
i'd Mid aber nitt iebr gut, babe Iest
lheint'S bic Grippe uno tam lie n!dlt
los weroen. Neln appT ilbIt 10 erpB
nie elm 8uidbel, nnb aleS Seflepien biIft
mir nidts. Sabe audi Natmittu9 ettpas
9ieber. Ser5lld grilBeno perbleibe Sbre
oanibare Hatientin
6rau q. Niesner."
Ter Beriht BON Srau Ticener freut midi
BON Serseu, oieie 9uten Heiultate iiuo aber
ieIbliperlidnolid uno f%pnnten, inoem tie
meiue einfaden Sorihriften aud init gSils
len uno Gerltnno belplate, gar nidt aus5leis
ben. BemertenSmerth aber lit bel lhrem
Sohne oaB, troBoem err nur Die lIugen Sbp-
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oaraui ipetten, aud Die niht iebr 9riinolld
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poIitlu unlcr eln5iges ipirtlitcS Capital
auf @roen, uno mer lie perItdnoiQ pileat
matt Die bette oller GapitalanTaqen.
abiolut Die bette. Ser Iun9e Nann iolte
allo i6leuni9it no d bolen ~ q 8 or bi9ber
peridumt bat. uno oann miro or nod picI
mebr llriGhe baben benz @elunbD,itSratb
oantbar gu ieinl
gSas Die CUTE 6rau Niesner betriIit. 10 1T
has mas lie ais g@rtppe e" betrahtet ,allem
MnI6eire nab uur cine &riiis in ibrer
SeiierunN oenn mo Iolte lie iunit cine iol6e
9euielei b~erhaben?
So!he 8riien limb, mie i'd aud ibr 9leid
pom Nnian9 an p%ornusiuote, gu erlparten,
uno lie limb unerGdBIih, Cbne ipIde
&riien 1T nod ieit Qlnfdn9 Der g8elt tcine
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

.h melHe Iiete 9eierir.
6rau u. Ytesner
ln 3awon 9tprb.
Satota. lplro mir
pobi freaHoltnit ae
liaitea sum 8eiteu Der
suten Sade uno UNI
anoere Geioenoe BON
ben Sfgnunsen uno
NoaIidtelten Der 9tas
turheilmeiie gu iiber-
5eusen. foI9euoeu 5heil
hires Brlefes bier Obj.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
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oer c" mo Sirt(er at 6efebeu ito lpr gun : d te Surdoorut9c1
Wnl ort ond5 ot Sc so tie II n6t tirdtcu!
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-30
The Value OF g. Newspaper.
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Without the aid Of IL. newspaper
the cry of Barre would have been I'M
able TO raise that $5o,0oo, The Cause
WAS one of the most deserving hut
without the publicity given At 10y the
Times i would have persisted ~ the
start IN ma king it possihlr for Bar
r. to have a city hospital the owner
Of the Time; has done Tor his nome
city Just what newspapers are DONG
for Their respective communities eF-
ely where. In this particular instance
the Times owner has figured with
more than usual prominence because
the occasion was an exceptional one
and the Barre publisher possesses eN-
tcptiorai ability IL an sor2anIzer. but
the spirit II put the intuence oi their
papers back of every merltorious en-
terpri~c is characteristic Of the pro
fcs,ion everywhere.