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Evening star., 1925-10-01
Forward Passes Scarce.

No one can, as a matter of fact, but
II does seem clear that Oregon in the
extreme conservatism of her play re-
fleets the necessities imposed upon her
system by the humid conditions that
Evening star., 1925-10-01
TECH ELEVEN is CHANGED
FOR BALTIMORE CONTEST

@OACH ELMER deinies
Tech High making what his
will do Baltimore City College afternoon Home
wood field when the Maroon second battle
Evening star., 1925-10-01
EIGHT WOMAN GOLF STARS
SEEKING VACATED THRONE
By the Associated Press.


T.. October 1-Among eight
gof today rested of battle the
~ of a dethroned champion
Mrs Dorothy Campbell Hud 1924 tiist uccumbed Mrs. F. C.
of 4 and D II mate
Evening star., 1925-10-01


facilities of add
Evening star., 1925-10-01

Wrestling is virtually the only sport
in which the Turks have won any dis
tinctiOn.
Evening star., 1925-10-01
LEWIS WINS MAT BOUT.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. October l P).-
Ed stranger" Lewis claimant of the
worlds heavyweight wrestling cham
pionship, won two out OF three falls in
a match with Mike Romano here last
night.
Evening star., 1925-10-01

Moose Midgets downed the Midlands,
to 0, in five innings.
Evening star., 1925-10-01
WOMEN In SPORT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER

IITH born of youth rather than experience will
NV Wahngtons
High School have blthey
Evening star., 1925-10-01
NEW ATTENDANCE MARKS
In FOOT BALL EXPECTED
.Or spectators


EW YORK October Foot ball enthusiasm threatens engulf
the ticket offices this despite accommodations
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New Britain herald., 1925-04-23
CITY PLAN BOARD
 ID BE DISPERSED
Will Cease to Exist When Char
 ter Is Amended .,.s,

The signature of Governor John Trumbull to the city's charter amendments, which is expected shortly, will put an end to the city planning commission as 1t is now constituted and commission of five members will replace the present board of 15 committeeman.
 There As much conjecture as to who will be retained. The situation IS unusual in municipal circles since changes in the organization of committee are usually in the form of an increase or the commission is abolished in it's entirety, as in the case of the civil service board, and the municipal board on purchase.
 Under the charter amendment, Mayor A. M. Paonessa, City Engineer Joseph D. Williams and Chairman William F. Brooks of the park board will be ex-officio members. There are now two vacancies on the board and in anticipation of the charter change Mayor Paonessa has allowed the vacancies to remain thrilled. At least one of the city plan commis- sioners. F. G. Platt, is slated to one of the first appointees to the zoning board of adjustment. Among those who will make up the new board of five, it is expected, will be Attorney Saul P. Waskowitz, chairman of the present board, John J. Higgins, and John A. Andrews, who are regular attendants at meetings and practic- ally the only commissioners who have been active in the workf this year.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-23
STANLEY WORKS BOWLERS
 ENJOY ANNUAL BANQUET
Male Pin Splitters Eat Turkey And Enjoy Entertainment At
 Elks' Hall.

The second annual banquet of the Stanley Works Mems bowling leagues was held last night at the Elks club.
 There are two mems bowling leagues at the Stanley Works, each composed of eight teams, one known as the Stanley Works Bowling league and the other as the Stanley Works Bush Bowling league.
 There were about so present at the banquet P. F. King, assistant secretary of the company, acted as tOastmaster and after a turkey din ner, a program was put on, which consisted of the Five Steppers, a musical review, and Martin GS Stor- en, accordion players Music was furnished by the Melody Boys or chestTa.
 The following acted as a commit tee on arrangements: George Rawi- ings, chairman; R. c. Merwin. D. A. Polltis. H. E. Johnson, c. Bartus, j.. Sack, s, Fazzina and S. Bordinaro.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-23

rescue the Raifuku Maru's crew, are Investigating the affair fully, and are in consultation with the consulate general.
 MT. Saito would not say whether further steps to investigate the dis aster through official channels were contemplated. He also declined to comment when asked whether the consulate officials thought the Hon. eric had done all possible to save the lives of those aboard the Raifuku Maru.
 At the White Star line offices 1t was said that Captain John Roberts, the commander of the Homeric, had made his customary report to the of- ficials of the line and that this re- port would be forwarded to the Brit ish board of trade at London, which body would have to investigate if any further inquiry into. the affair is made.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-23
Cavalli-Dagata Wedding
 At St. Marv's Church

Mario Cavilli of S2 Booth street and Miss Mary Dagata of 1OS Elm street were married this morning at 9 o'clock at St. Mary's church by Rev. Walter J. Lyddy. A nuptial high mass was sung. The couple was attended by Paul Buccheri and Lena Dagata as best man and maid of honor. Eight flower girls made up the remainder of the wedding procession.
 Michele Starisi of 2SD Washing ton street, and Miss Anginina Top puto of 247 I.asalie street, were mar ried yesterday morning at g o'clock at St. Mary's church by Father Lyddy.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-23
Williams Hanged for
 Murder of Nieces

Fredericton. \. B, April 2S.- Harry D. Williams was hanged at the county jail this morning for the murder of his two half-nieces, Gym thia and Necia Foster. ah Fosterville. November 25, last Just as the clock struck midnight, Williams, who had been in prayer got up on his feet and shook hands with his guards. He was then led from his cell, fol- lowed by the Very Rev. Dean Neales, his spiritual advisor reciting inc 2Sd Psalm, The Lord is My. shep- herd" He walked unaided to the gallows and the trap was sprung at l2:oi:5s a. m. Twelve minutes later Williams was pronounced dead.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-23
quarter, much small wreckage. but no life or boat was seen.
 Says He Saw No Men.

quarter, much small wreckage. but no life or boat was seen.
 Says He Saw No Men.
 At 11:1S a m. the Raifuku Maru or settled down, while on her beam-ends; the sea entering top of funnel, while great seas broke over the ends of the ship. The Ho- merle continued to pump oil out board, with lifeboats ready for low ering. and stood by without seeing man or boat, until the Raifuku Maru sank at 11:56 8. m. ....-... .....-..
 The Homeri6 again closed on the floating wreckage, but no life, or anything to support life in that ter rife sea. remained, The gale in creased in force and the Homeric secured boats and proceeded on the voyage"
 Radio Messages.
 During the time that the Homeric was racing to the stricken Japanese freighter, Raifuku Maru. the follow ing radio messages were exchanged: From the Japanese ship: Help boat. How many miles from my ship? Please advise me-"
 We are waiting for life boats"
 Increased, declined 40 degrees. Which way coming help boat?"
 "Our ship are now carried Is hour to southward."
 The Homeric sent the following messages:
 We are steering north 62 degrees west true. so are bearing south 62 degrees east true from you"
 Coming as fast as possible. Twen- ty knots. Now 70 miles from you"
 "We are 45 miles from you-pro- ceeding 20 knots. We are fitted with directionsl wireless. Keep your wire less going"
 Probe Under. Way.
 The Japanese consulate general in New York is obtaining all informa- tion possible in regard to the loss of 3S lives in the sinking of the Jap anese freighter Raifuku Maru off Halifax on Tuesday. H. Saito, Jap anese consul-general, said today.
 MT. Saito asserted that officials of the Kokusai Risen Kaisha, owners of the Raifuku Maru, with the aid of the White Star line, owners of the Homeric, which arrived too late to
New Britain herald., 1925-04-23

All the persons interviewed spoke of the tragedy of the spectacle. at which men as well as women wept tunshamedly Captain Roberts said that in his 40 years at .sea he had never seen as terrible3a a marine dis taster, except during the, world war. Listop L. Lewis, attorney of 12O Broadway, who was among those criticizing the way in which the at- tempted rescue was handled, said T was not impressed that the Hom- eric upheld the tradition of English sailors"
 Amos Pinchot, lawyer and publi- cist and brother of Governor Clifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania, said he saw some of the sailors struggling in the water after their ship foundered and added, numerous persons expressed anger and regret that'we did not stand by for a few minutes more than we did after, the ship sank"
 Saw Chance of Rescue 1 Paul E. 'Alberti, grain and marine insurance man, said: If rafts had been launched from the Homeric even without seament on them, be- lieve the seas would have carried the rafts to the men. There certainly Wps no heroic effort to rescue the Japanese"
 Among those who defended Cap tain Roberts was the Rev. James J. Talbot, of old St. Patrick's cathedral, who prayed with barred head as the men were drowned. T believe the Homeric's officers strove heroicany to reach the sinkinS ship" he said,
 and that it would have been dis astrous to risk the lives of the lin- CTS crew in lifeboats."
 IpholdS Captain
 Captain Roberts did. everything humanly possible" said Everett T. Tomlinson, vice president of Dore- mus & Co.,, advertising agents. An- other passenger said, Captain Rob- erts, would have been murderer If he had sent the boats out"
 Captain Roberts was an officer aboard the Baltic which affected the rescue of 1,7OO persons when the steamers Republic and Fliroda col lided off New York harbor in 1909, Roberts Statement
 Captain Roberts made thes follow ing statement:
 At 5:47 a. m. (N. Y. time) April 2l, in answer to distress message | from Chatham, Mass, regarding the Raifuku Maru, our course was all tered toward the position given in the message, Ill miles distant. Speed was, increased 10 the maxi mum possible in tho prevailing weather. The wind was north northeast, with strong gale and high sea.
 "A wireless message was dispatch. ed to the Raifuku Maru to use the wireless as much as possible and the Homerics course was altered in accordance with the bearing of the Raifuku Maru, found by wireless direction finder Come Within Vision
 "At 10:55 a, m.. we sighted the Raifuku Maru ahead. distant about two miles, visibility being low with. sleet and driving spray. Speed was reduced and oil pumped outboard while approaching the Raifuku Maru close to windward. The ship apparently had list 10 starboarl of about GO degrees. Men were seen clinging to the rail.
 AS the Homeric got abreast ot the Raifuku Maru's stern, efforts were made to turn so as to approach the. RaifUku Maru's lee side. These failed. and the ship was backed to- ward the Raifuku Maru's stern. When close 10 windward of wreck, her keel could be seen when she lurched, and when nearing the lee
New Britain herald., 1925-04-23

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New Britain herald., 1925-04-23
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them With Veil; Remove Them With Othlue-DoubIe
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 Don't hide your frecklcs under a veil or waste time on lemon juice or cuCum- bers: get an ounce Of Othine and remove theuL Even the first few applications should show wonderful improvement, some Of the lighter frecklcs vanishing entirely.
 Be sure 10 ask for tue double strength othine; It Is this that Is sold on money bark guarantee.
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New Britain herald., 1925-04-23
INSPECT SWIMMING POOL

Mayor X. NJ 'Paonessa, Park Su- perintendent Ralph R. Wainwright and members of the park commis- sion made an inspection this after noon at the site of proposed new swimming pool in Willow Brook park. Work is to be started short y On excavations for the pool.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-23
SICK WOMEN . ATTENTION!
Read this Remarkable Testimony Regarding Results from Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege.-
 table Compound
Norfolk, Virginia. = If you only knew how many women and girls have

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New Britain herald., 1925-04-23
SHOT NEIGHBoR's DOG.
As a Result White Plains Woman is
 Brought Into Court.

White Plains, N. Y.. April 23.-- Mrs. Emma J. Meserole, of West chester Park, is under suspended sentence for shooting a neighbor's hunting dog last March because the dog annoyed her, it was revealed to- day when her counsel sought a writ of prohibition in supreme court to prevent the suspended sequence ever being changed. Decision on the writ was reserved.
 Mrs. Meserole, it was shown in the papers filed today, was convicted by a jury of six men on charge Of cruelty 10 animals, which carries a punishment of $500 fine or a year in jail. She admitted at her trial that she shot at Is dogs at various times from her window, although she hit only the one.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-23
Stop Itching Scalp

Rub Parisian Sage on your head and you won't have to scratch the dandruff off; stops itching scalp in stantly; makes hair grow and keeps it luxuriant, soft fluffy and beauti- full. The best hair tonic and scalp treatment. All druggists sell it.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-23
Opinions Differ


 Passengers who arrived on the White Star liner Homeric after sec 3ing the Japanese freighter lRaifuku Maru sink with it's 3S officers and men expressed widely divergent views. as to whether every possible effort had been made by the Hom- cries officers to save the Japanese scamcn.
 The Homeric docked last night after its race with death failed on Tuesday. ,. 4 The diNisioniamong thelpassengers was about equal, some saying that everything humanly' possible had been done and that it would have bccn suicide to launch the Homeric's lifeboats. others stating that they believed some lives might have been saved had the boats been launched oi rafts set adrift towards the sink ing vessel. Captain John Roberts was given testimonial signed by i12S of the 2SS first cabin passengers,
 \ Terrible Disaster
New Britain herald., 1925-04-23
BRIDGEPORT MAN : WAS tIN H)NERIc
Continued from First Page)

and raging stSrm, praying for the seamen during the hour that the liner lay ii, alongside the sinking tfreighter. .t ,.- .- -. Father. Talbot said he gave gen. eral absclution in the belief that some of the men may have been of the Catholic faith.
Arizona state miner., 1925-03-07
Home Ownership One
of Lies Big Steps

To own your own home seems a
normal way of starting family life.
The first question that presents itself
in solving this problem is that Of
expense. The man or woman who
has ready, idle cash need not worry,
but the wage-earner, who can pay
only a certain amount down and the
rest on the inStallment basis, should
do some careful planning.
Building and loan offerings solve
the problem for many very satisfac-
tOrily. Learning to save consistently
is another way of reaching the goal
1t is generally considered good busi-
ness to wait until we are able to pay
One-fifth in cash for house and lot,
then go ahead and borrow for the
building.
Location is an important point to
consider for those in moderate cir
cumstances. Property in a central
and improved section may cost a trif1e
more at the outset, but it also is like
ly to improve in value and be more
salable should occasion arise to dis
pose of it. In growing cities, it is
safe to risk little in this way on the
investment
Arizona state miner., 1925-03-07
C&}n1}H HF2puynr1lNa
y Building II}
FollouU Natures Idea
When Planting Trees

Take the roadside in a low and wet
landscape, where you want to empha-
size and still not hide the beauty of
such landscape. Nothing is more
fitting than the red osier dogwood
You need not be afraid of OVERRIDING
the amount of planting in such a sit
uation; it will always be in scale with
the great open country surrounding it
and will never dominate the land
scape. There may be other places
where an overdose Of red Osier dog
wood would become grotesque and ir-
ritating, but not so in the open coun-
try.
Imagine sloping hill, covered with
roses, or If in pine country, with
jumpers or harebells, or in the South
with yuccas. Such a sight might be
worth going many miles to see The
top of bluff may be crowned with
oak or maple, and ia the pine country
with white pine If there be a rock
cliff at turn, such plants as native
grape, bittersweet, red elderberry, yel-
low honeysuckle, jumpers, harebells,
blueberrieS, gOat-beard spirea ETC.,
all in accordance with what will grow
in that section of the country and
make the most beautiful picture,
should be planted. There are a great
many other plants that will grow in
such a situation, and enhance the bar
ren cliff, as there are many other
plants that will grow on the clay or
gravelly bank, than those l have men
toned The native vegetation is al
ways the correct and sure guide to
follow. Avoid stiff formality of plant
ng.-Indianapolis STAR
Arizona state miner., 1925-03-07
Value of Faith In Self

If cities of Alabama with all their
resources and opportunities for devel-
opment, were completely "sold" to
their own people, they would soon feel
much greater effects upon their prog
ress and expansion. There is nothing
like faith in oneself as an argument
to others. Alabama cities have not
been fully "sold" to their people as
have Miami and some of the California
cities. Many Of the long residents of
Birmingham, for example, do not even
know what the community has in in
dustrial achievements or opportunities.
Half the people do not know what is
manufactured here and what can be
made, as is often demonstrated by new
industries established by outsiders.
And so with other Alabama cities
Birmingham Age-Herald.
Arizona state miner., 1925-03-07
Ben Lindsey Wins Another Battle

Judge Ben Lindsey, the famous
magistrate of Denver's Juvenile court
and the hero Of many a battle, has
just emerged victor from another
struggle and thereby retained his seat
on the bench, to which he was re-
elected on November last. His de-
feated opponent was Judge Royal r.
Graham who filed a petition recently
in the district court contesting Lind
sey's election. Graham alleged he had
been deprived of between 500 and / 800
votes through fraud and error COM
mitted in more than 100 precincts, and
he asked that the ballots cast for
juvenile court Judge in those precincts
be recounted. Then, accompanied by
his attorney, he entered the court and
formally demanded that Lindsey sur
render the Office to him. This Lindsey
refused, and followed up his refusal
by moving for dismissal Of Graham's
petition on the ground Of lack of juris-
diction. The district court granted
the motion. Graham was not through
institute quo warranto proceedings to
Arizona state miner., 1925-03-07
Macon, Georgia.
of Life | suffered

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Arizona state miner., 1925-03-07
Faith in the Home Town

In an editorial on believing" the
Albany (Ala) Herald says:
at is believing that what people
do counts for more than the natural
advantages of a region or a COM
munity. 1t is believing that the con-
tribution of every man is important
as all face a common task, and that
every one who lays down on the job
neutralizes in some material measure
the results of what others do.
"Find a town whose people believe
in it-believe that it is destined to
grow and prosper-and you can no
more keep it down than you can keep
the sunshine from warming the
earth"
Arizona state miner., 1925-03-07
People Talked About:
Chile Recalls Its Exiled President

With the swing back of the pen
dulum in Chile the self-exiled Presi-
dent Of that South American republic,
Arturo Alessandri, has been recalled
from Europe, where he has been recre-
ating himself, visiting the rulers of
various nations and awaiting what he
felt was the inevitable outcome CT the
troubles in the his home land.
1t was last autumn that iunta
of young naval officers staged an al
most bIoodless coup d'etat In Chile
seized control of the government and
imposed conditions that Alessandri
could not accept. He offered his res
ignation to the senate, but that body
refused to accept it, giving him in
stead an indefinite leave Of absence
for the purpose of travel abroad. SO
the President sailed away and the
navy junta undertook to conduct the
affairs Of the country. They didn't
get along at all well and dissatisfac-
tion arose, especially in the army. To-
Arizona state miner., 1925-03-07
John Hoover Is a New Type of Sleuth

When Attorney General Stone Sc
lected John Edgar Hoover to be head
of the bureau of investigations of the
Department Of Justice-usually known
as the secret service-he made sure
that many Of the old methods of the
bureau would be discarded For
Hoover is a lawyer, a scholar, sci
enlist and gentleman. Already he is
doing things on new lines, which his
friends believe will Bot decrease the
bureaus efficiency and will not prove
so offensive as have some of the ways
of his predecessors For instance, the
members of the house and senate no
longer complain of unwarranted
shopping about their offices.
Mr.. Hoover is a Washingtonian,
and belonged to the high school cadets
as boy and is now in the military in
telligence division of the Officers Re-
serve corps Here is the way one of
the Washington correspondents writes
of him.
oil of e-detection, has no entangling
own to be as clean as hounds tooth
Arizona state miner., 1925-03-07
Moe Turman's Bubble of Riches Bursts

Another getrich-quick bubble
burst when Moe Turman, managing
director of the Equity Finance and
Service company Of New York was
arrested and indicted for second degree
forgery. He had confessed forgeries
totaling $1.3OOOOO, and the prosecu-
tors believe the sum will reach ST.
100000.
Il started borrowing from Peter
to pay Paul in my struggles to pay
high interest on $1OO l borrowed to
send my widowed mother and her
children in Chicago" Turman told the
officials. Il discovered a get-rich-quick
scheme. l tried to be a Napoleon of
finance, Ponzi, and Topped"
Years ago, he said, he left his
mother in Chicago and went to New
York to seek means of support for her
and his sisters and brothers. The 500
loan started him borrowing.
He became "shoe string broker"
Friends loaned him small sums which
Arizona state miner., 1925-03-07
Health in Cleanliness

Buildings with smoke-covered walls
are taboo in Berlin. Regular scrub
bing of building at monthly intervals
is required by new city ordinance.
The measure primarily was passed to
beautify the city, but advocates of the
law say clean buildings also will be
conducive to improved health condi-
dOns