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The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-23
DEANEYVILLE NEWS

Health is good around here at pres ent.
 A cotton gin will be put up here this winter.
 A game of basket ball was played here Saturday. If you feel like help ing our city, come jump through the hoop and loop the loop.
 c. A. Carter spent a few days on the river fishing last week.
 Jess Thomas bought a pig from Mir. Carter last week so he could use up what he had IS they woulden't fry without having a piece of meat with them.
 J. p. Slagle is going to build a new house.
 Mrs. ". T. Yarberry of this city spent Saturday visiting friends in Drab.
 MT. Purtle of Texas, is visiting his brother in this city.
 B. Wilson, one of Hempstead's best young farmers, was in the city Satur- day on business.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-23
The Prescott Daily News
 PUsLsSHEO By rse News Printing Go.

Entered as second class mail matter November 4th, 1905, at the postoffice < . Prescott. Ark, under the act of rororess, March 3, 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-23

Nyals Face Cream keeps the skin soft and white. 25c at Hesterly Drug Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-30
aurit llebtrl6t.

9ie Otiterreid)er beginner ei-
neH Ansriff amf Sarnoip.
Gie 9entid)en ridden sesen
@arfdjail ppr.
Die &niien baben iid in Der
8nfoiuina nad) Gintpolung
smriifge5ogen.
Amd Sic 0iterreidjiide Megie-
ritng rid)tet elm Gegiermnss.
utonppol fiir ben Getreibeban-
bel elm.
Die GasIen iperSen ipeitlidJ
.bom 1t5Ipf-Yal seidlasen.
anid)eimeno perimden bic
9fniien irn gepr6en BON Oit-
Ereafen borsnoringen.
Der 6da6em oen bic oemt-
fden gleroplane in Siinfirdjea
anserid)tet, mar sr6ker als Die
britffdJen 8eridJte einseitanben.
8hflano bead)tet Die ameri-
faniid)en 9roteite nid)t.
Ter @erfnit zines beitidjen
enftidHffes ipirb beitatigt.
slnfer bem gliider lit feim
beitid)es Sd)iff in Der 9sor6iee-
idHad)t berloren gegansen.
@erimde Der 0eatidjen, iiber
bic Sisne su fummen, anseblidj
niissliidt.
Oiinfirden iuirS gum sipei-
ten Nal bon oeittiden 2nft-
fdiffen bombaroiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-30
Illus MerifO.

Die garrart5iltas limo pieoer
I'M 8eiib Der 9auptltaot. glus @aIb-
ington miro offi5iell gemeloet, oaB
Der fonititutionaliltiide General
Sbgregon am OonnerItaq nahmittaa
Inn atuei llbr Die Staot NIT 10000
Wann beiebt bat. gs befonoen fim
5ur 3eit nod Frilppen 3apata's bort,
Die aber i9on i'm Mb8ieben beariffen
iparen gs fam stpii1en ibneH nno
ben 4onititutionaIiiter nod su &C.
febten, oocb fam bon einen vann,-
pfc linn Die @auptitaot1 nift oie Me-
De iein. Sbregon ianote lofort Srllp-
pen na6 oen 8orit1oten, uin auh
oiefe BON ben 3npatiitos 5n iau,
bern. @ar5n. Der Ieste Hr1lioent Der
aonititutionaliiten, berIieB oieSalipt-
itaot am 27. lmo ging nod Guer-
napaca, fehrte aber ann 28. 5uri;d;
mo- er iebt lit, ipeib man tliht. sesa
Der @alptitnot ion alles rnbig leilt.
Die 8eIesung olirh Die garran5i-
ftas foa iid1 in better Srbilltng DoIl-
5ogen baben. ssSSn 0erielben Wfittei-
lung aus @aibiratoi beiBt es, oaS
Garrdn5o i'm Staate 0era gru5 gro-
Be Geformen porgenomnten, liilter
anoerm babe er oie .Sssefe Bolitia
cos" obeeidafft. Der g8aIbingtoner
8ertreter Der garran5iitns bebaup=
tet, Montag abeno iei Yr1fioent
@ar5a Dor Der 8onbention eridie-
nen imo babe fie eebeten. i'm ieines
gmtes 5u entbeben. Die 4onnen.
tionaliIten bdtten iiberal gaieoerlagen
erlitten. 9silla babe olle Eruppeii
nab oenr Noroen genonlmen. .sSi
San 2uis Botoii ftdnoen 10000
&orititutionaliiten url0 BEL @naoala-
iara ieien Die 4onbertionaliiten ge-
ihlagen poroen. gs iperoe bobe
8eit, oaB Die 9epolferung ipirflidJ
erfaBre, ipie Die 8erbaltniiie ftdnoeft
Gr tpolle iein glmt nidt in Std lal-
iert aber er ipolle uuf Elm Sabr err
nannt iueroen ilno moIle ipiiien, per
5u linn bolte. g8os Die 8onpentior
oarauf BIN eeton bat, miro nidt ge-
rttpI0pf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-30
10 aas Gh.:s.s;..s L. o.r.xa.s..r

te oas gbriitfin6 eiae Eabafspfeife,
fir einen ailoern EN- gagebnh,
Sefn6, &itie-, Hnls- ODER grllftipir.
mer geIdidt. sSebpr befan etuas.
Srau &auptmann mar Elm riibrenoer
@eibnadtgengel getpeIen.
Die @erteillng batte ,lnier &aitpt.
mann ielbit borgertot1lnen. l1no oa.
nah mar es plosIih ganS ftiG ge-
poroen. Die bunoert GoIoatengefid,-
ter iaben merfpiiroig errtlt aus.
8a iagte Der @aupttnatln leile:
Scum aiiloer, li1tgt Elm @eibuahts=
lieoI" url0 gatl5 iadt fi1g einer an:
% Oh froblide, 6n ieliee
@naoenbringer16e> @eibnnftsseit@
Iiino bnnoert Stinlme1 fieIen Elm, oaB
Der gauer gang erIdroden berein-
gufte.
aWelt marc berlorer,
gbri1t tparo geboren -"
gs flanq nerfipiiroig better nro
gequetldt, oas 2ieo, unb als es 81
gnoe geiungen mar, iprab feiner
pieoer Elm @ort, Big es ireen6tpo 5lt
iltminen anfing: yStille Nadt,
beilige Na6t." @ir baben oies 2ieo
nj DIT 5n gnoe gebraht.- 8iele
|9ingen binaus, pieIe beritedten iDr
@efiht binter lire barten, brarnen
S1noe, mas tuirfltd) ettpas litfftilitG=
riih mar. Mber es iiberip1Itigt ei-
men. @ir baben I'M 5euer ee-
feeen, botten idon nit anem abge-
Ihloiien, por 5tpei @oben, als lie 1lt1=
iere gatterie entoedt batten. Nie-
inano bate bnn1als geaittert. Seute
ober =, iiberall ift 9eutihlml6
brannten belite Sihter alt einent
Sannenbanm, iiberall oas ipiiiet
mir =, aus ieoen @ottesboug. aus
ieoer Siitte iteigen @ebete fir unie-
rem Sieg, fir unlere gliiflide &iif-
febr gum lieben 8ott ernpor.
Oesbalb I6dnlten mir llns au6 ger
|tti6t, oaB llns Die Srdnen fainen,
oenn fobiel 2iebe iorst fid fit lns IN
ser Seinat, nnb mir iino gang M
los ibren forttpabrenoen v8etpeiien
gegeniiber. @s lit bod itniere BfGdi
sic mir TIM, nno iobiel Singabe per-
oienen mir alio gar nift.
Die 2ihter noren ausgegongen an
Dem fleinen Weibnahtsbaunt.
.@ebt in eure Quartiere, Ginoer, !"
iagte Der Serr Saupttnonn. nlneine
sSrou ldBt eu6 alen uSroblide 8eih~
na6ten@ tuiiniden" SD idreibe ST.
men, obne mid 5u idanten, oaB anl
@ei6nohtsobeno 1914 in einem sott-
pergeIienen @infel 8eitflanoerns Ell
ne gan3e 8atterie bonn Sauptmmn
bis gum iiinglten &anonier uater BEN
GbriItbanm ribtig geflennt bat. =
9eutidlanos Srauen fonnen anf
oieie Srdnen itol5 iein
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-30
Gegenangriff der OelterreidDer auf Carnow.
9aiiftm9 Der 9t,tiiem lit Der 8ufo1utna+
Rullen Weltlidb volf llzSok-PaB gefdlagen.
kein dsutscbss Scbif ausssr RIiebsr in der
Sessebdebt vsrIcren

gns 8aibinatDn meloet man: Gs
iuir6e bier befannt, 6ak Elm siueites
8eindD Ses amerifaniidem 8ptld)af-
ters MarDe in Getersbnrg bisGer
bon Der rniliiden 9tesiernng npd
nid)t beantiuDrtet iuprben lei, baR
natnlidJ sipei Amerifamern erlan6t
luerben ioile, ben 0efansenen in ben
9etemtionslasern in Gibirien 2e-
bensmittel nmS iparme &leionaa All
bringen. 9ieie 8efammtmadnng fat
in Der 6iterreidJiidt nngariidem nmo
Sentiden gotIdaft nidt iuemis amf-
resnng berborsermfen. Wian siuei.
felt siuar nidlt baran, baf Die rnfii.
fde Megiernns Die n6tigen @or-
ihriften fir bic 8ebanblnns Der &C.
faugenen eriaiien fat, bod slanbt
man 81 sleid)er 3eit, baf oieie @or-
idriften nidJt befolst iuerSen, ba ge=
ridlte BON aitkeriter gtot, beionSerS
inter ben glnslGnbern in ben 9eten,
tionslasern in Sibirien, einlanfcm.
Snfolse bieier 8erid)te, Die ieimer-
seit iiber 8efins einliefen, hatte bas
Staatsoepartement bpr GINGER 3eit
siuei glmertfanern seitattet, cine
6iilfserpeoiion sn leiten, Die tn Der
d)ineiiidJen SanptitaSt organiiiert
iuerben iollte. 9ieie Grpeoition iunr.
be an Der rniiiiden @rense ansebal-
ten.
User iebt IN Der frar5oiiihen 8reI.
ie GeitBeringen Der gerrnllFt iuht.
fam iie, aI[enfaas eelegentli9 in TO-
8ialiItiifen Srganen finoen. 60 per-
offentlibt Die y9un1anite" einen
ansfiibrIihen gerift iiber Oeittei-
lltngen oie Der Hrdiioent oes Soften
areu5es in @enf iiber Die Gage Ser
&riegsgefangenen genla6t bat. Sic
fteIt feit, ooB oie @efangeneit in
0eutidlano gut bebanoelt tperocn
itn0 tparnt Dor tenoenaioien 2iieen-
beri9ten arioerer 8ldtter. 9ie glei1e
9eummer Der nSumallite" tpeiit in
einem 2eitartifel nad), baB Die Be
bauptung, 9eutiMano iei BON ser
@efabr Der 9nsbnngerling beorobt,
feinen @lamben beroiene. Ser Mrti-
fel iddieBt, es ip6re gefdbrli6 lpenn
Die Sran8oien ii6 NIT faIiden Sofi.
nungen uno eesauiionen beraui6ten.
Ser Sieg lei nur su erringen auf
oem S6ladtfelo in i6tperem aontpf
NIT einem @egner, Der tapfer unb
gleid 6ranfreid gum auBerifen
9urdbalten entidloiien lei.
Sin Barrier &orreippnbent ppn
Oienter's Selesrapben Msentnr, mill
erfabren baben, oaf bic Siirfen bon
ben 9iniIen aus Der periiiden StaSt
Sabris Dertrieben ieien. gSirS mol
nid)t iuabr iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-30
9as sOloatenbaO.
Cine 8eibnadtsfeier. Son 81. $.
3eia 3. st. i'm Seloe.
@eltflanoern. @noe 0eaember.

@eItflanoern, Cube De5ember.
9as GeIerbearmeeforps bot iei=
men Soloaten bos f9onIte 8eip-
lahtseeidenf senta6t, bas man iidj
bier brauBen oenfen fam: cine go-
oeanitalt. Sn Goules in elmer 8ier-
brauerei lit Der groBe 9icrfiiblranlt
5ll einem 9rouiebao ltn1eeipanoett
sr6oroen. 8ur1 Die M0brelL our6
Die in Srieoens5eiten oag beige 9ies
rieielte, lduft iebt idon parmes @ai.
fer, uno Sauietlbe unierer brnuen
fapferen SSungens fommen lno fit
ben bier innerli6e ufto dltBerli6e
@rqiiffung.
@Ir lagen IN Der gedbe bon S6iel.,
8ebn &ilonleter bon Dem St1ot6els
2ihterpeloe entfernt, in 9feierpc.
aBen BEL Dem 8anern ib0nen S6in=
fen, gier II. trat,fen Milh, uno Die
Baden, Die in ben Gdiisengrabei.
idmal lno blaB geiporoen maren,
ipl,roen tpieoer rot nno frtid. gtipas
aber feblte in Der ioDaii1en Gube,
oos mar Die @eIeeenbeit, eitllnal or
oeittlid in @aiier marinenG fld-
rem @ai9pafier ilmber5uplanI1en.
9a fam zines Cages i'm 9ibiiions-
befebl Die WeitteiIune, 6aB in gfon-
lers elm 9 a 8 iei, itno baB infer Sic.
giment Damn ltno mann baoen fonil-
tie. am feItgelesten Sag 5og baftil
au6 iniere @bteiIung los, 5ebn 4i-
lometer gu SUB Bis 2ihterfeIbe, eire
Stunbe nod Damn nit Ser gabn Big
9foulers, uno oann nod 5tpeiitiinoi.
gem @arten fonnte oie Heinigun1
Dor iidj geben. 90 Minliten Babe
5eit tuar fonntanoiert, 10 Mirilten
gingen ab fir bas glns- 11to 9(r5ie-
ben, blieben alIo tpeftere 5ebn Ninu-
ten, I'M aopf ltno gufeI nnter bte
8uihe 5u balten unO nit Dem ber-
abfoleten, redt rallben Seifei6f6en
tii6tig gu i6rubbern. sl6, mas oas
elm So6genuBl 11po menn mir 5tpef
Gage fir bieies 3ebnnlintttenboo
bdtten lmlfen miiiIen, id CLAUDE, fei-
ner mdre 3uriidgeblieben 9ie Co
nitatsfompagnie, )oeren Weitglieocr
ols 9aoeoiener aitgeItellt paren, bot
te fir einen tpitnoerbiibiden &aiier-
Talon eeIoret, in Dem fir 15 8fenni-
ge aus tuilobebaartett llrpalomelt-
i6en foit itiiberbafte 0titteleurop1er
5ureht raiiert uno friiiert iurroen;
uno 6ann tpltroen bei eitlem brelt-
nenoen @eibnodtsbaun fiber 4affes
uno 8erliner Bfannfu6en perteilt
Die 8fannfuhen paren itarfe 8lr-
fel beIgiiden &oiinenbrotes, in Sett
gebaden uno nit 3uder beitrellt,
ober fie ffmedten ebenlo gut tuie oie
gerliner, MIR oaB man iie ni6t auf
oen 3eigefinger ipieBen fonnte. 9ns
5u fuoren lie 81 bart.
W2it oen Soloatenboo Bat iidI rn-
Ter aorpsfontnanoeur alle uniere
Ser5en erobert.
Seoer befan1 8u @eibnadten ct.
mas, oafiir botte inIer Serr Saipt-
mann, ooer bielniebr feline Srml &c
mablin geIorgt. 9ie gon5e 9atterte
ipor in Der nieorigen, groBen gor-
ernItube ongetreten iino bunbert Ir.
qenpoare blidten ollf BEN fleinen,
fleinen 8eibnodtsbntnL Der ouf oeri
9iIfden Itanb. Sir ben einen bot
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-30

ENe aus @ien gemeI6et iuiro,
riifen bic 9entidJen NIT ibren Sd)ii-
tengraben iniiner iueiter gegen @ar-
id1am Dor, iuie audi bic Oeiterreider
in ben &arpatben immer iueiter ppr-
riifen.
Cine Sepeid)e aus @ien melSet:
Der gerimd) Der Mmiien iiber sarnop
IN 0dli5ien aad) 9rafan bor5nbrin-
gen, bat 5m einem Wesenansriff Der
Seltcrreider anf Sarnoip Mnlnf ge-
gebem, Der Die @erbin6nng sipiIdem
ben GaTen in @alisien nnb benen In
ben 8arpatben sm Omrdbreden brobt.
gtaAB Der Nie6erlage BEL &irlibaba
baben fid) bic 9iniien in Der gnfoiui-
na bis nad Der Gtaot aimpolnns 5n-
riidsesosen.
Ius 8ien iuiro offisiea semelbet:
Sdluere Sdneefalle ba6en in Weit-
Galisien anb Siib-aSulen itattgefnn.
oem,, iOoak MIR Mefognossierunssrit-
te itnternuntmen iueroen fonnten nno
nnr Artillerie @efedJte in5slid ipa-
ren. .Sn ben &arpatben iueitlid) bonn
1t5fof.yaf iuarben glnsriffe Der Nmf-
fen nit id)iueren IcrIniten fir bic
Angreifenoen suriifseiuorfen. gtabe
@e5era Salles nn6 golpbia iumrSen
Die Gmifen BON ben Tafb5ben bermn-
tergeiuorfen. sSn Der gnfpipiua
herridjt glnbe." Gnsliid)e SepeIdlcn
melbfn nom einem Sample fibueit-
iidv tom S1fla.Yak, In bem Die De-
iterreid)er ge5iurngen iunr6en lidD
smriifsnsieben. @ermatlidl lit Sas
cine gerlpedslnns unb es 1T oamit
oieicr n5iof-YoF genteiHt. slmdl iiber
nas 9ieInItat iuirS man iidl iuOl &C.
irrt baben.
Cine offisielle 9epeidJe ans Scr.
lin meloet: Der 8eridlt, Der bentidJe
Sreuser y&olberg" lei In Der 9Oro-
ieefdladt am borieen Sonntag mn.
tergesangen, lit nidjt luabr. gllle
beittIdlem Sdiffe, nit Mnsnabme bes
arensers ggliider" finb smriidse.
febrt.
Nms Berlin ipirb pfiisiell genfel-
bet: nDas 2mftldiff bas am 20,
Sanaar iiber ben rniiiIden Safemplae
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-30
gtemer : Nptis.

Gtant- nmo Epnnt1 Gtenern fiIf
bas Sabr 1914 anf grnpb- nno per.
f5nlides Gieent1im, miiiIen bis snri
81. eannar 1916 an DEN Stener-GDl-
leftor &. q. Bitter entridltet iuer-
Sen, nm bic 3ahlnng elmer Straic
nmS Soften BON 10 Trpsent, Die ans
perI5nlides Gigentmm erbobcn her.
ben, sa bermeioen.
S. 81. 9abis,
Gonntb Nidter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-30

yea6 Dem 9eridt oes Snl.
oelsmiriiteriums bat Der Sanoel Der
Ser. Staaten NIT Dem gluslanoe mdb-
reno oes lebten Sabres gon5 beoeil-
teno abgenommen, mas mol ange-
iibts oes &rieees Ieiht erfldrlid lit.
Gr bntte einen @ert BON $500, ,900,-
051, mdbreno er iib inn Sabre 1918
auf $4276,6t4,774 belief. Die
g(usfubr batte einen 8ert BON mebr
als 2ft3 Millionen, m6brerto lid)
Die Ginfuhr anf iiber 1889 Wsi(lio.
nen belief.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-30
gSir perfaufen
DOUBLE THREAD AUTO TIRES

SIR aItes sgalnte" ipirb burb bas
Soluble S6reab Gnltenl4 Oalerbaft 9es
nlad5t. Infer @eihdft lift bas eirSige III
Serds, oas Sbnen go 8ro8. on Shrcr
Sirez9le6nung eripart. @ebraudte sGas
ftngs@ ftets borrdtig.
739 Sit.spnitpn Str. Srapts 3S5S.
- geTtes Del nub G'aiplin erbalt man
pun Der Glimp Oil Gp., 400 SftsGem=
merce Ctr. 9fenes Gel. Srapts 1852.
Smit6 Sailoring So. iest on Der
SIt.Gomnerce StraBe geo. 21S,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-30

@eimdt- elm gutes, 8uberIdiTiees
fir allgemeine Sousorbeit
in tleiner Samilie. 5rou S. 9lniol
53t 9eortb ctr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-30

Waniif-asbreriu- 5ram Sba Sdnl-
te-@olObed iuiinidJt nod einise ala-
pier-Sdiiler. Nnfanser cine Spesia=
litat. Treiie mafig. 8ubnnns 9so.
204 @illita Ctr. Selepbon Grofett
(t6S.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-30

e7 empire 9leftanrant (friiber Gons
cprbia), ed)t merifaniIdje Gpeiien, eesen.
iiber 6em empire sEheater, ct. Mar1's
Ctr. 223. Sci. grpdett 1912.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-30

Or. @rapes 1T sariidsefebrt.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-01-28
MAY
BUILD PARK
IN new YORK!

New York, Jan. 2s-Ja mes Gil
more the big gun Of the lighting
Feds; Charles Weeghnan, owner of
the Chifeds and several other rep-
resentatives of the baby organization
will be in our midst tomorrow af-
ternoon. 1t was said yesterday that
the purpose OF Gilmore and @Weegh-
man coming here was to help launch
several minor organizations.
It was also said that Gilmore's vis-
it to this city is to establish a Fed
eral League team in the Bronx as
opposition to the Giants and High
1anders. 1t has been reported for
several days that the Feds already
have obtained an option on a piece
OF ground in the Bronx. and that
if a. team is placed here during the
coming season. some one closely aSso-
ciated with Robert B. Ward. will be
the banker of the club.
AT the meeting of the Feds in
New Haven tomorrow plans will be
fornu1ateds for the minor leagues
1915 campaign. Already the Feds
have received numerous requests from
owners Of minor league clubs now un-
der control of organized ball to be
taken into the Gilmore fold. One
thing that is keeping many OF the lit
tie clubs owners from Hopping over
to the Feds is lack of guarantee of
protection in case peace is declared
later on.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-01-28
HARVARD MEN
PLAN REUNION
AT YALE CAM

Boston, jan 2s.-Harvard wants
class reunions of it's graduates twice
a year now, instead of once at com
mencement, and the Harvard-Yale
faathan game is to be the occasion
for the new conclave OF alumni. The
Harvard Illustrated Magazine In its
current number urges the athletic as
ISOLATION at Cambridge to seat the
graduates who apply for tickets ac-1
{ cording to their classes, SO that when
SaH the spectators have assembled In
the Stadium next November 20 each
a1aduate win have other members Of
his own class around him
The idea which Harvard viii very
likely put into practice Is also to be
given a trial at Y ale. where the new
bowl offers an opportunity for the re-
serving of seats for alumni, accord
dng 30 their classes
In the past applicants for football
tickets to all the games have had
their requests granted indiscrini-
snately, and graduates have often
found themselves seated among Har-
ward men in the Stadium with not a
sAingIe acquaintance in sight With
- slight increase of labor in the fling
i<ek applications the Harvard Athletic
I a Association will hereafter be able to
iseAt graduates of the same class in
ia,d 5pining seats. and class reunions
win very probably be in order when
F4laeE Yale game is played next fall.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-01-28
WINS
~
AT HOCKEY
FROM TIGERS

New York, Jan. 28s-Yafe defeated
Princeton in a. slan-bang hockey
match at st. Nicholas rink last night
by a score of 8 to 1. The game br1s-
tied with so much rough checking,
tripping and violent scrirnmaging that
neither team displayed any team work
or passing and what scoring was done
wasdue to individual efforts
All the scoring was accomplished IN
the first halt vvhi1e In the last period
both teams set q. fast clip at defensive
play and both goals were guarded so
well that all the random shots were
turned back.
There was a lot more tripping going
| on than the of11cdals noticed and there
was hardly a moment of the game
when some of the players were not
sprawling on the ice. In one OF the
Escri1nmageS Peacock, the Princeton
captain, skated into the melee with
such force that half a dozen Aof the
players became tangled in a heap.
And the peculiar part Of the game
was that no one was even scratched.
The fast pace throughout, however,
took all the stamina, out OF the pIayers
long before the final whistle blew and
it was a pretty well exhausted group
Of athletes which left the dce after the
game.
Capt Sweeney. the yale captain al
rover, was the star of the game and
his runs and shooting were a big fac
tor IN the Yale victory. For Princeton
the c1everest players were Fill, on the
forward line, and Cohn, the Tiger goal
tender, who In the second half turned
BACH half a. dozen shots.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-01-28
4.ssIlfsHT-CLIJR LEAGUE.
FORMED AT. PANAMA

Panarna, ian. 2s-with the be-.
ginning of the dry weather which
lasts until May the baseball season
on the Canal Zone began IN earnest
with the formation of 3 new eight
team League. All the players are eth
Ter employees OF the Panama Canal or
ssenlfsted men in the various military
Aoxgan1zatio stationed on the Isth-
5zsrlas. Already q, number of games
Sazve been played, enough to show
frat the teams are very evenly
matched and that the Tacs for the
EEpa1.naTlt likely win prove 8. very close
and interesting one. The games are
ffe1sua1Iy played on Sundays and holt-
days, q regular schedule having been
5aprepaRed.
Every team is pledged to refrain
asfronn professional practices and bet
ting on the games is absolutely for
hidden by the Panama Canal Govern
xnent which will dismiss any one from
MS services found guilty of doing So.
Imnsedaate1y after the formation of
4fSs new league Col George W. Goe-
IflaaIs, governor of the Panama Canal,
EanIaounced that he would not only
present the winning team of the sea-
Son with q handsome pennant, but
would also give various vaIuable
fprizes to individual players.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-01-28
TOMMY BURNS TO
HOLD BOXING BOUT IS
IN NEW ORL Fans

New Orleans. La, Jan 2s.-Dominick
Tortorich and t. J. a McCarey, former
Los Angeles promoter, have dissolved
the partnership which they formed
about two months ago when the prize
fight war seemed imminent between
the two men This means that Tor
torich viii produce lights. McCarey
will do likewise and Tommy Burns.
former heavy weight, who has closed
a deal for the use OF a large building
on Howard street, near Canal, will
also break into the local prize-dght
game about February 13 with his
fight, which he4cIaiTns will be between
Jimmy Clabby and Eddie McGoorty.
+ Both Tortorich and McCarey agree
that two big clubs cannot be made to
pay here, and it is believed by many
that after producing one fight here
probably right after Mardi Gras or
during the week previous to it. Nc
Carey will withdraw from the local
geld, having found that the prospects
are not as rosy as they once looked
Burns announced that he was deter
mined to place enough seats in his
arena to seat between 5000 and 10, 900
persons This win leave him and Tor
torich to fight out the local situation
ebtween them.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-01-28
Glib BONS is
WILLING TO
MEET PACK.EY

The big things in the boxing line
Just now is the prospect of match
between Mike Gibbons and Packey
Mcfarland. Promoters the country
over are making every effort to sign
the two THE men most prominent in
this movement are James Johnston,
manager of the Show A. c., which
holds forth at Madison Square Gar
den: William Gibson, promoter of the
Fsairmont A C. and manager Of the
Hyppodronle Havana, and Tom A1a-
drews, matchmaker Of the Coliseum
"A. @. of Milwaukee.
GIBBONS, Hike Barkis, is willing, but
Packey is coy However, the premot-
ers are trying to make him say yes.
When 5 the subject was broached to
Gibbons, the St. Paul phantom proved
that he has plenty Of confidence IN
his ability by saying that he would
meet Mcfarland in any ring at any
place at any time.
According to Johnston, who had a
talk with Gibbons on the subject Mike
declared he would make within two
pounds of any weight that Packey
could scale. Gtbbons said # Packey
would make 143 pounds he would
would make 145 pounds. Gibbons sug
gests that the men weigh at 8 o'clock
on the afternoon of the battle.
Johnston reiterated yesterday his
announcement made a, few days ago
that he would give Pacley $4,000 for
a bout with Gibbons in the Garden.