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Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06
Jamaica Stampedes At Possibility of
 Prohibition l. a W

KINGSTON. Jamaica, July ,. - Thousands of residents of this island, the home of Jamaica rum, have united in a protest to the government and legislative council against prohibition state control of the liquor trade or alteration of the present licensing sys- tenn.
 A measure has been introduced in the legislature by the government providing for state control of the trade after the legislative council had been asked to consider also questions of prohibition and licensing.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06
Tuesday Morning, July 6, 1920

was bet with the books operating in Pails each day than at the tracks: estimating that 10.00O.000 francs per day were wagered in ,the city alone
 This is net loss Of 10000 francs day for the government He charg- ed that several races had been run with such fragrant evidence Of crook edness that had such racing been at tempted in England or America. the owners, trainers or jockeys would have been ruled off the turf for life
 u has been alleged that the book makers gather in all the city money Tn the forenoon, no bet being accepted under any circumstances after one o'clock This gives them ample time
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06

10 journey to the race track and, if they find that they are overloaded on any one horse and stand to lose too much, to use little persuasion on the jockey piloting the animal.
 Jockey Brethet has just been ruled off for life. lie was up on ZiZanie II an overwhelming favorite with the public He did not finish in the mon ey and his bad riding was so evident expert in the gentle art of pulling a horse) that the judges summoned him into the stand. He promptly admit ted having pulled the horse but claim ed not to be acquainted with the men who had made it worth his while to lose the race.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06
HAYES WINS TENNIS TITLE

CINCINNATI, July 5. = Walter Hayes of Chicago won the western championship in mems singles in the tournament closing today at the courts Of the Cincinnati Tennis Club, defeating R. A. Holden of Cincinnati GO, 9-7, 5-7. 7-5.
 In the finals in mems doubles Ralph Burdick and Walter Hayes of Chicago defeated J. Weber and l.. Williams. also of Chicago for the western sec tional championship.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06
DAVIS WINS CYCLE RACE

DODGE CITY, Kas., July 5.-Slm- my Davis of Columbus. Ohio. won the 300-mfle dirt track motorcycle race here today. establishing another new record for a track in $40. A. The average speed was better than S1 miles an hour.
 Walker finished second and Ray Wishart third.
 "Speck" Warner was fourth. Nal dyin Jones won the honors at 200 miles in 1:11:12 2-5, an average Of S4la miles an hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06

THAT THE man. WHO SMOKES it. IS BOUND to be. HANDSOME AND clever. AND eoo0 and contentsd. AND THERE are only. THREE MILLION of him. IN THE country. so THEY all had. BETTER LOOK out. AND IF you get. CAUGHT WITH the goods. DON'T SAY. 1 DIDN'T warn you.
  I T doesn't take a Sherlock to find | out lOHy Chesterfelds satisfy" Fine tobaccos is one reason. Supe- rior blending is another. And the moisture-proof, gla assine paper wrapper is a third This expert blend of fine Turkish and Domestic tobaccos will say things to your taste that will confirm everything you ever beard about satisfy"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06

The Result Getters" - Review : Want Ads.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06
Rumania Engages
 In Gambling for
 Price of Clothing
organization,

BUCHAREST, July 5.-Rumania is speculation. the object of which is to overcome the high cost of living, which harasSes the richest and poor est alike. The primary cause of the advanced price of necessities is found in the fact that all manufactured pro- ducts have to be imported whereas there is sufficient amounts of food grown in the country to support the population and this food has not risen in proportion to dress goods
 The cost of living in Rumania has been the occasion of many strikes but as is every other country in Eu- rope. people seem to find uneXplaiI- ed ways of buying fine clothes and keeping themselves well dressed.
 The wealthy swomen of this country make bi-annual trips to Paris and re- turn with their trunks filled with shoes aud silk stockings and dresses of the latest fashion. which they bring into the country despite the prohibition against the importation of such articles and also twenty-five percent customs duty which is paid when special permission is obtainef to bring in goods When such per mission is not obtained. the goods al le smuggled in automobiles over the s.o,,tiors ~E%cI
 Princess Elizabeth went to Paris last winter and bought herself three huge trunks full of new clothes, but arrived home heart-broken. While passing through Jugo-Slavia during the customs examination. the trunks were stolen.
 The American Red Cross has con tributed to the clothing of good many thousands of people in Ruma- mia. Some of this clothing found it's way 10 the shops. It is rot uncom- mon to find women who have cen verted American army shirts into skirts. first dyeing them another col or. Blankets have also been used TOT the making of cloaks and overcoa;s.
 The American shoe is practically the only article to be fodId in the shops. These shoes sell at pllce or S4 tc $S, cheaper than in thc United States. Prices of clothing have been increased aDout tenfold. as compared before the war Women'S dresses which formerly cost 200 leis, Of about S35. now cost 1000 leis.
 The actors and actresses are still underpaid Rumania's greatest com edv actress. Mme. Marie Giurgca. re- ceives 5000 leis per month, Or halt the price of an expensive dress. Mus ic hall artists receive 20 to DO lei night. It is difficult for them to live and dress themselves woll. as they have ID ,ueans or making money m side lines. euch as in the moTing pic tures' industry. which has not vet been ;ievclcped in Rumania.
 Cabinet members are Erac'!caliy the only Cnes who have not lad tieiT salaries aised They still rec,'ve the eouivaIen- Of aDout $200 a year. The former Minister of the Interior Mich olas Lupu. as nearly banKIuptcd on one occasion when he was compelled to buv 2 silk hat to appear at royal carpmGnN
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06
HARDING ADDRESSES CROWD

MARION. O.. July 5.-It was as "dear friends and neighbors" that United States Senator Harding, the Republican presidential candidate spoke to thousands of Marion and other Ohio citizens who today gath cred about his home town.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06
MASON WINS FIGHT

DULUTH, AIinn.. July 5.-Frankie Mason. Fort Wayne. Ind, fiyweight boxer, easily outpointed Howard May berry of Duluth in 10 rounds here this afternocn. according to newspaper men. Mason took every round after the first three.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06
FRENCH RACES
 ROUSE PROTEST
 BY DISHONESTY
FRENCH

PARIS. July 5.-So many queer looking races tdeSpised outsiders de feating illusuious horses) have been since the opening of the racing sea- son that Baron Maurice de RCths- child, himself one of the largest own CTS in France as well as deputy for
 Pau, has brought the matter to in,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06
Look orzh, fellows
 iAs leap year"

YOU'VE ALL read. HOW THE great detective. SHERLOCK HOLMES. COULD LOOK at the ash. FROM A cigarette. AND TELL you then. ALL ABOUT the man. BUT THE dear girls. HAVE SHERLOCK stopped. FOR ALL they need. IS JUST one look. AT THE outside. OF THE package. THAT'S ALL. AND IF it is. THE CIGARETTE. THAT "SATISFIEs." THE GIRLS know.
  RIGHT OFF.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17
|NESLEYAN'S GRID CARD.
Dates OH Schedule, Including
 Game With Trinity.

fddietown, Jan. 1.-The Wesley
 University football schedule an- .lced here yesterday by the ath- | department includes four home
 les and four away from home. Iball relations with Trinity are to snce more resumed, and the sec contest of the season finds the tford college apparing in Middle ]. Two other games will attract bual attention, the one with New |S university in this city and the with the University of Rochester Rochester. The brother of pr. |ar Fauver. the Wesleyan coach, he head of the athletic depart |t at Rochester, and this fact will {e a keener interest in the result |ng the respective college bodies. he schedule follows: October ?. |de Island State at Middletown 4ber 9, Trinity at Middletown; Oc- Ir 16, New York university at hletown; October p. Columbia at York; October 30. Rochester at hester; Novemb Der G, Amherst al liIetown; November 13. Williams November 20, Bow at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17
TO PLAY t68 GAMES
Club Owners Of DoubIe--A League Wrangle All Day Before Satisfac- tory Decision Is Reached.

Chicago, Jan. 17.--C1ub owners of the American Association. after wrangling all day over the details of the schedule for 1920, decided last night to play 16S games, opening the season April 1 f and closing October. g. But because none of the tentative schedules presented for consid era ton was satisfactory a committee was ap- pointed to draft a new one, which will be presented for adoption today. In deciding to play 16S-game pro- gram, the club owners voted to re- store the game to a pre-war basis.
 President Hickey said the league had taken no action in regard to d salary limit and hinted all restrictions in this regard would be cast aside, all though the club owners might decide to adopt q salary limit today. The salary limit last season was S4o00 q month for l6 players, exclusive of q manager, but the player limit for the 1920 season will be IS exclusive of a manager.
 The club ownes voted to present a S100 trophy to the club drawing the largest opening day attendance.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17
ENGLAND GETS EVEN
 BREAK AT TENNIS
British Racquet Players in Tie
 With Australians

Sydney. Australia, Jan. IT, England and Australia broke even here yesterday in the first round of the Davis Cup tennis matches for tho worlds team championship.
 Gerald A. Patterson, the Australian racquet star, defeated his English op- ponent, the veteran. A. H. Lowe, three out of four sets by scores of 6-4. 6-3, 2-6 and 6-2.
 In the, other singles match, Lieu tenant-Colonel 4. R. F. Eingscota won from the youthful Australian ex- pert, Anderson, in straight sets at 1-5, 6-2 and 6-7.
 Play continued today and will be resumed Monday with two singles and one doubles matches still to be
 decided. The conditions of the Davis Cup contests call for four singles and
 one doubles matches with the winner to capture three of the five contests. Australia is the defending nation, ! having won the international trophy from the. United States at Forest Hills, ". Y. during the matches Of 1914 England won the right to chal- lenge the present holders by winning Belgium and South Africa during the summer of 1919.
 eSterday's games were played 1 before 5000 people in an intense heai of more than 100 degrees in the ! shade. Patterson made a splendit showing against Lowe. putting ur some of the finest play ever witnessed i in Australia.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17
HE IS VICTORIOUS
 DYER CORNELL FIVE
Has Tough Time OI It Beating ltbaCaDs

cN Haven, Jan, 1I.-Yalc sWep: |icii to 1s-to-1S basketball Lat last night before the biggeS: Ea that ever witnessed an inter eSlate game here. It was the Ellis Ind victory and the Itlacans' PnJ defeat for the college title.
 home hoop-tossers forced tho F during the first half and led, ;, at intcrmission.
 |oi-ncll oraced at the opening nt |Second half and tied the score u: m within five minutes and wrest- I.-to-11 lead two minutes later. quickly came up abreast and. 1ousll they were never agaln |1ct,, their lead of Is to fl was cut In 10 the slender margin of ;' lie point when curfew rang. The passed and repassed five times the score was three times tied.
 bell led once i'll the first half and ill the second half.
 br Yale, tho basket tossing of iaia Deforest Van Slyck and Solly cil featured the offense, and
 en's defensive game scinti1lated. pr Cornell, Porters all-arourd |e eXcelled. Although Captain met played brilliantly at intervals.
 tossed only six out of 13 fouls, (e Van Slycl threw seven in nine.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17
MAGNATES TO MEET
President Dan O'Neii Issues Call For session 1t New Haven Next We'd
 nesday-Prosidencc May Drop Out.

New Haven, Jan. 17.-A call has been 1ssued for d meeting Of the Eastern league by PreXy Dan O'Ncil. The gathering will take place in the Hotel Garde "Wednesday afternoon
 High officials of the circuit claim there is nothing special to come up at this meeting. that it is merely to be q mid-winter get-togcther affair Why New Haven was chosen as the right spot is a mystery. Among other things to be gone over at this tune will be the Providence question. whether the Rhode Island folks are to stick through another summer. At any rate the positive makeup of the wheel must be determined before any f3inG can be done in the schedule line.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17
,lrEuAN MAY SUCCEED o'HE1L
Was Former Syracuse Foot ball
 CoaCh's Chief Assistant.

Syracuse. \. Y.. Jan. 11.-John r. Chick" Meehan, head field coach of the 1919 Syracuse University eleven. probably will be named by the athle- tic association 10 succeed "Buck' O'Neil as head coach this ftlll. O'NeilI has resigned to go to columbia. II is thought that big "Bill' Horr and Dr. Harry kallct will he Mechan's assis- tants
 Meehan. when in college. played football for four years on the fresh man and varsity teams. He starred at quarter. He was also captain of the baseball team. He Was chosen by Coach O'Neill to supervise the tea m S preparations for the games last fall
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17
MORE TITLE RACES
tern States Skating Meet Slated
 for Hartford Next Saturday

|artford, Jan. 11.-The Eastern Ies outdoor speed skating cham hshipS will be held in this city 3Irday afternoon, January 2l. Ietion has been received from the Il England skating association to ! these championships in connec- with carnival week under the bices of the Connecticut Valley 7letic association.
 |oIne of the fastest men in the |htry are expected to perform at kc championsf1ips and every effort Icing made to secure Charles Jew N, the Lake Placid 19-ycars-old
 ed skating marvel. who captured Itlic principal events at the races at Newburg-on-the- Hudson Years day. Another star who
 kpected is Joe Hennessey of Lax c 'eid, who is now q student at Dart bth.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17
TO MEET IN CLEVEL.AND
Permanent Headquarters of National
 Baseball AsSO. in Forest City.

Cleveland. Jan. 17.-Sclection of Cleveland as permanent headquarters of the National Baseball Federation was assured when the board of dircc- tors recommended that the associa- ton adopt q resolution at the annual meeting here today.
 Election of officers was among oth- CT business up for consideration. The election Of W. $. Haddock of Pitts burSh, was assured, but Tom Noakcs of Youngstown, who has been Sccrc- tary since the organization of the association declared his intention of resiSning.
 The board of directors passed d recommendation that the constitution he revised to permit the selection of a secretary by the board instead of electing him by the federation as a whole.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17

been coaching the squad. was chosen to lead the green septet by the mem bers of the team who played in the Dartmouth club game last week
 Dartmouth will play it's first home game Of the season against the Tufts team today. The green lineup will be the same as that which faced the Dartmouth club with the exception of Bill Perry, former Somerville high player, who will take the center posi- tion. RothSchild and Ross will be the wings with Paisley at rover Gale at goal, Dorney and Fiske are the de- fense trio.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17
WILLIAMS FIVE WINS.
cyan Basketball Five on Short 5 End of .3f, to 25 Score.

|iIliamstown. Jan. 1.-The Wes- n crack basketball team here lost . night in a fast game to the Will I $ five. 51 to '. Boynton played most brilliant game of the even land Harman did the best work Wesleyan.
 ie game was fast and we'll played .ugl1out. The passing of both s was excellent, but Williams ] greatly superior in shooting bas-
 The Williams team work, eX- for two Wesleyan spurts, one l he first half and one at the end \ he game, was infinitely better that of their opponents. Wes- 2a showed q bad tendency to m, which resulted in many bas- for the purple. The lineup: Iilliams Wesleyan. ek ... Harman Left Forward. $witll ... .... Tomlinson, Travis Right Forward. per ...,...'. Hartman Aton ..........lI.... Richards
 Left Guard.
 lows ......... Dixon, Robertson
 Right Guard. ore, Williams 31, Wesleyan 27; 5 from floor, Beckwith 5, Bon B, Boynton ,, Burrows 5, Carick nan 1, Richards ?, Hartman ?, linson, Travis; goals from fouls, lows 4, Carick, Harman 2; ref
 Finn.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17
Turning Dept
VETERAN WINNERS ENTERED.

London, Jan 16 (hy way Of NIontre- aD-SixtN-onc entries have been re- ceivcd for the grand national stceple- chase to be run over the Aintree course, near Liverpool OH Friday. March 26. Among the nominations arc four previous winners of the event. Poethlys. Ally Sloper. Sunloch and Letter Threes and three of the best Irish jumpers, BallyboSgan. TraNtown and GFencree.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17
YALE BEST IN TANK.

New Haven, Jan. 17.-Yale defeat ed Cclum uia it to in an intercol- leglate swimming meet in the Carne- SIC pool last night, winning first and second places in every event but one. +. Ii. Measher of the Yale team broke the plunge with mark of 75 feet in f7 4-5 seconds. Columbia won the water polo game. 10. f.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17
WATERBURY GETS FULLER.

Cincinnati, Jan. 17.-The National Baseball commission yesterday re- Nersed finding promulgated several days ago declaring Player Wheeler Fuller free agent. and awarded title to the player to the Waterbury rtylt
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17
NEALE IS \ HOLDOUT.

Marietta, O.. Jan. 17.-Earl Neale, Cincinnati Red outfielder, is a hold out. Neale. who is coach of the Marietta college football and basket
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17

ball teams, declared the ten per cent increase ip salary offered him is not satisfa ctory and that he has declined two contracts. .....
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17
PAISLEY TO LEAD.

MeIrose Lad Named for Hockey
 Captain.
 Hanover, \. H., Jan. 11.-Robert J. Paisley of MeIrose. Mass, was elect ed captain of the Dartm outh hockey team yesterday. Paisley, who has
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-06
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION FOR THE CANADIANS IS
 PLANNED IN LONDON

LONDON, March 6 A Canadian industrial exhibition is to be held in the Agricultural Hall, lSlington, ln June. Most of the floor space has a'- ready been allotted and the exhibits will comprise grain elevators, separa- tors, wood working machinery, tracs- ors, ready-made houses and furs.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-06

classes, delegates at recent meeting of the Victoria Trades and Labor Council declared. The council went on record as favoring the continuance Of the act in force with an amendmen. Iegalizing the sale of four per cent beer. At present the law bans beer with more than two and q half per cent alcoholic contents.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-06
COULDN'T TAKE IT WITH
 HIM so LEFT TO RELATIN Els

SAN FRANCISCO, March 6- Charles Peterson, an elevator opcot- or who committed suicide here recent II. left to relatives in San Francisco and in Sweden an estate of S4O,OpO the accumulation Of a life time ot thrift.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-06
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Alaskan Engineering Commission Trains leave and arrive at Seward aS tollowS:-
 zoe A. M. Wednesday and Saturday for Roosevelt, Tunnel, Girdwood' Anchorage. Arrive 500 P. M. Mon day and Thursday. Connections at Anchorage on Monday and Thursday at 8:3O A. M. for Matanuska, Wasilla, Houston, TaI- seetna, and on Wednesday and Fri- day at S:30 A. M. for MatanuSSa Eska, and Chickaloon.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-06

maintenance of a jazz orchestra as was done last summer, and have de- cded that one band, whose programs shall contain nothing more eccentric than popular" music, shall be financ-
  ed.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-06
WHISKEYLESS DAYS OF
 BENEFIT TO LABORERS

VICTORIA. E. C. March 6 Pro hibition as embodied in the present British Columbia prohibition act has been of great benefit to the laboring
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-06

Lady TorringtOn vsecum sweepers at GRAEF'S
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-06

Sleds for boys and girls at Graefs.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-06

RAYo lamps with shades ss5 al Graef-s.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-06
TACOMA GUN STORE, INC.
 TACOMA, WASH.

Largest Stock of Hunters and Traprers Supplies in the Northwest - Especial atieu- ton to mail orders
 Send one cent stamp for catalogue. Santa Monica has decided not to en- certain with jazz music those who seek her beach and it's amusement de- vices.
 City officials have voted against
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-06
What \ Stand For

am Committeeman the Republican Party the following am q politician for office before belong 10 no political combine and under obligations clique oria iacion
 Alaska elect | wi my orders from the people and nobody else. my Anchorage, where received the unanimous Republican Club composed OE hundred m will work for the entire Territory of Alaska, first last and all tine time.
 If you will do utmost to that each locality the officers that locality division and will fight bitterly appointment outside of Alaska Alaska office.
 home for 2$ winter and summer and I feesu what Alaska needs
 outside dicatOn affairs and reside and fewer baggers.
 The only rid Alaska of machine politicians is to vote them People Alaska, making this fight hep You deliver the will deliver the goods
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-06

FLASH LIGHTS and batteries al ]. l.. Graefs.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-06

Home of Hart Schaffner X Marx clothing URBACH'S
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Electric Sewing Machine motors al Graefs.
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CIaSSifiedS
FOR RENT Furnished houses md Cabins. See Dougherty. A..

FOR SALE OR RENT Small house, close to machine shops. in- auire Frank Brown. M2tt.
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SKIS st J. L. GRAEF'S.
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Ice Creepers and Skates Graefs
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-06

Fishermen's Supplies at Graefs,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-06

Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil al Graef's.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-06

National Water Motor Washers at J. L. &raefs.