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Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MARKET UNSETTLED BUT ACTIVE
Aggressive Speculative Faction Failed
 to Depress Prices.

New York, Sept 21.-The striking feature of today's session.. in which sales ran well over million shares for the thirteenth consecutive fall day, was the futile efforts of an aggressive speculative faction to depress prices Initial quotations were mainly higher, some substantially so, but series Of bear attacks effaced this advantage before the end of the first hour, leav- ing the list rather unsettled.
 These tactics were successfully maintained until the middle of the day, when conditions improved, chief ly in consequence of another and more general advance in cOppers, those issues responding to announcement that producers and agents had ad- vanced the price of the metal for NO- vember delivery to 28 1-2 cents.
 New maXimums were made by lead ing metals. Anaconda rising to 95 1-2, Utah to 90 3-S and Inspiration to G4 SIS. Related issues were correspond ingIy strong on further advances in Lead smelter and by-products. Deal ings in the metal shares were on the largest scale of the year. aSgreSating about 30 per cent. of the whole. United States Steel lifted the list to the days highest level in the final hour on it's advance to the new record of 1O9 7-8, passing it's previous top by almost a point. Rails and other in vestments moved up one to over two points, gains being effected almost wholly at the expense of the short in terest, which surrendered such pros pective profits as the previous days irregular market may have yielded.
 Many minor issues, such as leath- CTS, sugars, Mexicans and some equip ments, participated more or less gen. orally in the recovery. with shipping stocks and motors. A conspicuous eX- ception was General Motors, which fell 65 points to 6S0, that decline, how ever, hardly offsetting it's recent ad- vance of about 175 points. Total sales were 1855, 900 shares.
 Francs and marks were slightly firmer, with other foreign remittances unaltered. More gold was reported to be on the way from England and French credit negotiations were con- tinued.
 Bonds were strong, with an increased demand for investments. Total sales, par value, were $3,970, ,00G.
 United States bonds Were unchanged on call with coupon 4's lcwer by 3-4 per cent. on sales.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
NAPOLEON DIRECT AND ST.
 FRISCO SCORE VICTORIES
In Columbia Grand Circuit Races or
 Thursday.

Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 21-Napoleon Direct and St. Frisco, with T. w. Murphy driving in place of the dis abled Edward Geers, this afternoon scored straight heat victories in the Columbus Grand Circuit races for which they were favorites. Napoleon Direct raced in front in each heat of the free -foralI pace, the first being slow, but the second was in 200 IA, in spite of a cool wind that the horses had to face through the third quarter. The first half was done in one minute flat.
 St. Frisco was not forced to beat FOG 1-4 during the Capital City Stake trot, the real contest in this event be- ing for the place that Miss Perfection took away from BacelH and Harry J. S.
 Diameter, winner of the 2.1O pace, was outbrushed through the stretch in the first heat. In the second heat Peter G was fourth. The judges un- seated w. L. Snow and put C.. Valen- tine in charge of Peter G for the third
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
SPORTING NOTES.

Wise baseball men predicted months ago that the Brooklyn players would crack when the real test came at the finish of the National league cam paign. They have Just lost five str1ght to the Phillies and it looks as if they cannot stand a gruelling campaign. Critics who have been with the team say the men lack pepper. They never fight back at the opposing club as the Braves and Phillies do. Another thing is the slowness of the Brooklyn play CTS on the bases. The Dodgers are not bad runners but they do not dis play enough daring on the paths. They don't take chances of taking extra bases on long drives. But once a team loses a lead after holding it so long the task of getting back is diff ficult. If Manager Robinson can get the boys on their toes again he will deserve loads of credit
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
PLANNING FOR WORLDS SERIES
National Commission Grants Leading Clubs Each League Permission Print Tickets-Red Sox Crimp Detroits Chances Still Further-Giants Continue Their Winning Streak.

Boston, Sept 21-World series games in this city. if the Boston Americans again win the right to rep- resent their league in the post-season tests, probably will be played at Braves Field, the local home of the National League, with seat prices the same as those of last year. Business Manager T. w. Lannin made this an nouncement today after the victory of the Red SoX over Detroit had ih- creased the probability of Boston's re- taining the American League cham pionship.
 The fact that final determination of the pennant race probably would not be made until few days before the season closes might result in some change in the plans for ticket distri- button, he said. As now planned, the tickets will be on sale at the clubs offices few days before the series opens. Mail orders. Manager Lannin said, would have no standing.
 Prices for the series were fixed by the National Commission today in telegram authorizing the Boston club to proceed with arrangements for printing tickets. Box seat prices were set at $5 each, grandstand seats at $3 and pavilion seats at S2. All these will be reserves and are to be sold only for the entire series in each city. General admissions will be one dol lar and will be available only on the day of the game.
 Should both Boston teams win in their respective leagues, Business Manager Lannin said the games might alternate between the two parks.
 The National League grounds will seat approximately 42.O00 persons, while 33,000 is the capacity of Fen way Park, the American League quar- terS.
 Chicago, Sept. 21.--Results today practically assure baseball fans that the worlds championship series will be fought out this fall between the
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
LEAGUE sTANoINes
Boston Cleans Up Detroit Again.

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 21.-Boston made clean sweep of the series with Detroit winning today's game, 10 to g. Jennings used four pitchers, but none of them was effective except Dubuc, who pitched only the last inning. The result of the series apparently assures Boston the American league pennant, as they have only one more series to play before the last seven games at home.
 Walker made a home run in the first inning with one man on base. In the fourth he tripled, scoring Ruth and Janvrin, who had been passed. Hits in the fourth inning by Crawford, Heil- man and Stanage enabled Detroit to score two runs. Local mid-week at tendance records were broken by the series.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
ChicauO (Nl

Totals 31 6 24 12
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
HAL CHASE LEADS
 NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Hornsby Close Behind Reds First
 Baseman.

The merry scramble for batting hon. ors in the National League continues. According to the unofficial averages up to the games of Thursday Hal Chase, first sacker of the Reds, was showing the way with 1922. He was closely pressed by Hornsby, of St. Louis; Wheat of Brooklyn: McCarty of New York, and Daubert, of the Robins All those five, however. are so well bunch ed that any one of them has an ex- cellent chance for the championship Daubert, in fifth place, was only six points behind Chase
 The grand old man. Hans Wagner, appears to have faltered in his gallant fight. Wagner within the week has dropped eleven points. or down to .307. Following are the averages of play CTS who have hit 200 or over in fif- teen or more games up to and includ- ing those of Thursday last:
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
-l.lI..-AN |. S Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it. 25cat all druggists.
NORWICH FAMILY MARKET
Eru..~ and Vegetables,

Red Cabbage, To-, ( Pickling Onions.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
Yanks Rally in Ninth.

score 4 to against them, New York rallied in the ninth and beat St. Louis today, to A. Magee singled, Hendryx tripled, scoring Magee, and he scored himself when Peckinpaugh singled. in their half. With one out, Borton batted for w. Miller and walked. Sis Ter singled, sending Tobin. who ran for Borton, to third, but Pratt flied to E. Miller, whose throw doubled To- bin at the plate. Gedeon sprained his left ankle in the fourth and was forced to retire. President Ban Johnson saw he car me Scnrn.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
chicauo prons One.

Chicago, Sept. 21-Chicago failed to keep pace with the worlds champions today and dropped the final game of the season with the Philadelphia club, 8 to 0. The locals now are two and half games behind the league leaders. Joe Bush was in fine form and, ably supported by his teammates, he held Chicago to five scattered hits. Phila- delphia, on the other hand, had little difficulty punching hits off FAber and Williams and won easily.
 Catcher Lynn had a finger hurt by a foul tip and had to retire.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
New York (Nl
BILL EVANS PROPERTY
 OF PITTSBURGH CLUB
National Commission Announces De
 cision.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. 21-The Ma tional Baseball Commission today an nodnced it's decision that Player Will liam Evans belonged to the Pittsburgh National League club.
 The Asheville club, of the North Carolina league, put inN a claim for Evans services, passing it on an oral agreement which provided that in case Evans played professional ball after leaving college he would play with Asheville. The commission held that this agreement had never been offered for record as provided for by the rules of organized baseball.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
Golf at Huntingdon Valley Country
 CIuh

Stirling, of Atlanta, southern golf champion, and Mrs. c. H. Vanderbeck, Philadelphia, national champion, today won their matches in the second round for the Berthellyn cup at the Hunt ingdon Valley Country Club near here. verly, Philadelphia champion, and Mrs
 Caleb F. Fox, Philadelphia Miss Stirling made a medal score of 84, a new record for the course for women
 In the semf-fna1 tomorrow Miss Stirling will meet Miss Caverly and Mrs. Vanderbeck will oppose Mrs. Fox.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
SPEAKER STILL TOPS
 AMERICAN LEAGUE LIST
Former Red sox Outfieider Hammer
 ing the PiI! at .391.

If Ty Cobb cannot get Speaker, then nobody can. Joe Jackson who clung so tenaciously to the coattails of the Georgia peach until a few days ago, has fallen away perceptibly from the pace within the last week.
 According to the latest compilation of unofficial figures, Speaker improved his advantage over the habitual king slugger. Iris has .381 to show for his seasons work and Ty only 1855. Jack son has slumped down to Q mere .347-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
Live Stock.
Hides,
Hay. Grain and Fee

heat. Snow was allowed to drive again in the fourth heat. Diameter was the first choice.
 With Zomrect, Long Mcdonald of Indianapolis scored his third victory of the week by winning the 2.19 trot. Judge Jones of the Cieers stable, Bar bara King and Charming were more in favor than the winner. Charming was distanced in the first heat while neither Judge Jones nor Barbara King showed in any heat. Royal Mel, Ohio owned, won the first heat and led for most of the second one. Zom- rect took it, pulled up, in 2.0S IA and captured the next two easily in slow time.
 The summarizes:
 2.10 class pacing, 3 in 5, purse S1,2O0 Ii11-,noto,. Ia Inr-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22

such slump as almost any player would give half a years pay to enjoy.
 Eddie Collins, of the White Sox who began poorly this season, has at last struck his pace and is rumbling along above the 300 mark now. Hughie High with .289 sets the pace for the Yankees
 Following are the averages:
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
Totals 30 5 27 16
Cleveland 8, Washington Z

Cleveland, O., Sept 21.--AIthough Cleveland made 15 hits, including three triples, off Walter Johnson, the latter was very effective with men on bases, and the 18th inning was reached bsfOre Cleveland won, 3 to 2. Sensa- tiOnal throwing by Graney, who caught two men at the plate and one at sec ond base, prevented Washington from winning. Speaker cinched the batting honors of the league by making four hits in six times at bat.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
Pirates Get Carlson by Draft.

Pittsburgh. Pa, Sept. 21.-The Pittsburgh National league club an- bounced today that Pitcher Harold Carlson had been obtained by draft rom the team at Rockford, III. The rhicago Nationals had first choiee Ipon t,.e Rockford club. buC cancelled heir claim
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22

New York, Sept. 21-The cost of witnessing worlds series baseball will 90 up if Brooklyn wins the National League title, it was indicated here to- lay by Charles H. Ebbets. president )f the Brooklyn club.
 The National Commission having authorized the three cOntenders in both the National and American eaEues to prepare worlds series tick its and arrange prices, the admission 'ees announced by MT. Ebbets disclose increases, for some of the seats, of 200 per cent. over the prices which prevailed for last years championship sames in Boston. Box seats will re- main the same, at $5. but many of the 'eserved seats behind the boxes will sell for $l instead of $3; and prices of Inreserved bleacher seats will jump rom nifty cents to $1 and $2.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
Giants Make it 1eth Straight.

New York, Sept. 21.-New York won it's sixteenth straight victory here to- to 0. Perritt permitted six hits in the first three innings but the Cubs could not score. After that one Chi cago player reached first base in the next six innings. The Giants made their hits off Hendrix at opportune
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
Robbins Bunch Hits and Win.

Brooklyn, N. Y, Sept. 21.-The Brooklyns punched three singles, two doubles and a triple off Lotz in the of the St. Louis series, to 3. Coombs started for the league leaders, but was reached for a double and two sim gles in the first inning. After Smith had led off the second with a single Larry Cheney was sent on the mound and he blanked the Cardinals, Strik- ing out nine men. The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
Pirates Get to Rixey.

Philadelphia, Sept. 21.-Pittsburgh knocked Rixey off the rubber in five innings today and easily defeated Phil adelphia, to 3. Carey scored four of the visitors runs and stole three bases. Grimes was very effective, only two hits being made off him in the first six innings. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22

The stand of timber on the two great National Forests in Alaska is estimated by the Forest Service as over 70 billion board feet, while the annual growth will, it is said, produce of pulpwood alone enough for the manufacture of three thousand tons of wood pulp Q day.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
MON

New York, Sept. 21.-Can money steady; high 2 3-4; low 1-2; rul- ing rate 2. 3-4; last loan 3 S-4; clos ing bid 2 1-2; offered at 3-4
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
COTTON.
New To

New York, Sept. 21.-Cutton futures closed steady. October 1898; Decem- Der 1915; January 1924; March 1638: May 1860.
 Spot quiet: middling 1915.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
Reds Hit Consistently.

Boston, Sept. 21.-Heavy. consistent and timely hitting resulted in another for Cincinnati over Boston to- day, to 1. Griffith led at the bat with a triple and three singles in five times up, driving in three of the five
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
Philadelphia (Nl
Pittsburrh (N)

(xl Batted for Rixey in 5th.
 (xx) Batted for Oeschger in sth. FiftSDSEFh Fhiiadsfbhta ':.:s ::6 f Two hits, Paskert. Three base hit. Whitted. Sacrifice hit Grimes.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

National Ieaaue. New York 4. Chicago 0. Cincinnati 5, Boston A. Brooklyn 6. St. Louis 3. Pittsburgh 8. Philadelphia 3.
 American League. Boston 10 Detroit :. New York 5. St. Louis 1. Cleveland 3, Washington 2. (13 innings) Philadelphia 8. Chicago O.
 American Association. At Louisville l. Columbus o. At Milwaukee 8, St. Paul O. At Kansas City 2. Minneapolis 5. At Toledo '. Indianapolis 6.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22

In making 1t three straight over Detroit, Boston pushed Jennings men another full game behind, now leading them by three contests. Chicago held second place, though it lost to Phila- delphia. but dropped to two and a half games behind Boston.
 Boston has eleven games yet to play. Four are with Cleveland, four with New York and three with Philadelphia. Chicago will be playing four with New York and four with Cleveland, and Detroit still has to meet Washington in four games and St. Louis in three.
 The standing.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY
National Lsanus.

National Lsanue. Cincinnati at Boston. Chicago at New York. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
 St. Louis at Brooklyn American League. Boston at Cleveland. New York at Chicago
 Philadelpsa at St Louis.
 Washington at Detroit
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
'unS. Score:
 Hinninnati (M
Boston (N)
Totals 40 II 27 II l

tz) Batted for Egan in 9th.
 (zzl Battcd for Gowdy in 9th
 Score Iy iI:niuEa; Cincinnati ......-2 70 ? 0-5 Boston -...... .......0 0 3 0 0-4 Two base hits Konetchy, Kopf. Three base hits Griffith, Chase
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22

Oak is the most suitable wood for carving, on account of it's durability and toughneSs, without being too hard
 Chestnut, American walnut mahoga : ny and teak are also desirable, while for fine work Italian walnut, sycamore, apple, pear or plum are generally chosen. '
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22

Brooklyn Nationals and the Boston Americans. The former won today, while it's nearest rivals, Philadelphia and Boston, lost. The Phiiadelphias are now two and a half games behind and Boston four and one-half in the rear of the leaders. Brooklyn still has fourteen games to play, one against St. Louis, six against Chicago, three against Philadelphia and four against New York. Philadelphia has remain ing one game against Pittsburgh, four against Cincinnati and three against Brooklyn and six against Boston, a total of fourteen.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
New York (A)

txl Batted for Sneaker in Eth.
 (z) Batted for Weilman in 4th
 (zz) Batted for W. Miller in 9th. (zzz) Ran for Borton in 9th. Score by .inI,nGs New York ......... o 1 0 os 2-S St Louis .........o 0 0 2 0 O-4 Two base hits. Hendryx. Siser, Pratt. Three base hit, Hnerdyx
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
Washin gton (A)
Cleveland (A)
(x) Batted for DeBerry in 9th.

TANL-L3ltTtW TOT onlIll In Jtn
 (zl None out when winning scored.
 Score by innings; washing'n 0 % Cleveland 1 0 0 0 0 1-3 Two base hits. Rice Judge. Milan. Three base hits. GandiL Graney. Speaker Rice. Sacrifice hits. Mcbride 2.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
PRICES GO UP IF
 BROOKLYN WIN SPENNANT

President EhLets Will Increase Ad- mission to Worlds Series-NationaI Commission Authorizes Teams to Print Tickets.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
Score:
(z) Batted for Roland in

(z) Batted for Roland in 4th
 Score by innings: Boston ...........2 l l 2 0-10 Detroit ............O 0 0 0 O. Two base hits, Hooper Gardner Three base hit. Walker. Ruth. Home run. Walker Sacrifice hits. Hooper, Thomas. Scott.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
ATTORNEYS -AT-LAW
EtiuTnsys-at-Lag
Brown & Perkins,

ever Ulcas Nat. Bank. ShStucket St.
 Entrance stairway near to Thames %ationsl Bank Telephone 38-3.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22

Time-2.o9 IA, POS IA, 2.1o 1-2, PIP 1-4.
 To beat 23o trotting. Peter Prodigal, b c. by Peter the Great Walentine) won. Time-227 IA.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-22
IC SCOTG.
Totals 85 g 24 F 2I
Bntted for Currie in sth.

 Score by Innings St. Louis .........-.2 c 0 0 1--3 Brooklyn ........1 0 0 x-6 Two base hits. J. Miller. Stengel, Wheat. Three base hit, Olson.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-08-17
BOGALUSA ENTERPRISE
OPEN DIVORCE COURT.

Federal statistics show alarming increase in the number Of d.
vorces granted during recent months
This depoabe Of affairs The church has placed its stamp
dsappova divorce Whom God has joined together let
put asunder
This should be the law Of the land.
foreign evil has measure reduced
by causing all applications for separation to be heard public
The English open divorce law has become effective will
of divorce
The great trouble in country has been secrecy
always screen for shame An application for divorce filed The
papers the withdrawn The trial held chambers The
outside world knows nothing until the decree entered This
protection to the offenders against the law of God
Such proceedings should be held public open
there just why the decree should be granted there be
occasion for concen the facts The very thought of appearing open
many dissatisfied couples from seeking legal separation
the fear publicity the dread of appearing person before acowd
of morbid er who look and their conclusions that
should disgust both and prevent them applying
for divorce
The truth be admitted Divorces are easily obtained
There have been many applications tried behind closed DOORS All
proceedings should held the open Conceament of
always pave the way for suspicion
While the English Parliament has not been generally popular with
the public much of its legislation this instance public
almost unanimous The law has met with general approval would
be well our states would enact similar laws.
There people who lose their tempers fes and who rush into
court without and separation There other
instances where the bare fact of publicity would the applicants
pause and hesitate if the facts had to be made public
The best remedy possible for the divorce evil publicity
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-08-17
NEW CITY HALL.

The including funds with which build city hall in the COM
ing bond that should result in the Commission Council
receiving the hearty approval Of every payer Bogaa reached
the point where known that does things only n
Louisiana but in many Boeausa is the best advertised city in
Louisiana with the exception New Orleans and it is time that Boea
should have her schools systems good
and city hall We do not know what the plans the city fathers are
regarding the building of city hail. but do know would be
splendid investment for the city, Besides having offices the present
officials the fire department. the offices the and sewer board
the city other offices that will to be created later could
be located here The building of city hall will help considerably
securing government building but city expect to have the
government building transact the governments business when
the city itself does city hail. Lets have city hall that will
be credit Bgausa today and the next several years to
Bgua citizens position make greater strides for
modern than has been offered community before Tuesday,
October 3rd will be your opportunity Grasp it,