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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08

NEWARK, n. J,-Boxing in Now
Jersey returned the state net profit
of Seo'A44.37 in the fiscal year end.
ing June 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
sEMIrn0 srANnINGs
BY Peter Salvus

WITH oniy two weeks Of play left
w after Sundays games. semipro
league leaders win be fighting for
first place In the circuit gttnan -,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08

AnhlHHs0 ptrhsd-hslanHp ~ charge
defeat % DELANEY A. bat--On Delaney
-. hits bAttrI "a. runs scored g. Huns
responsible for Delaney struck out
bumoylrh Z. Frusti T. ussss on balls
bumpyirh 4. Prurlt I. iiit b. pitched
balir-Ferton Home runs Miller. Her
man, rhFog-bass hil-=I.ary. Two. ia sr
bis Reese, Eidtsd. pun8Nleh. Herman.
Sacrifice hit trady. Runs bAtsd ia
EmmrF. Reese :. urssiii. KILLER. Hyler.
Herman 2. bumByieh. Lane. Double plays
3. Haldwin 10 HERMAN DO WraHIii
Emmsr 90 uFsdy % Herman. Tims-Ists.
tmyifss=Teek and Casey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08

Pru.tt dropped three indians on strikes
In the eighth inning Emmsr Dnmovich
and Lane doing the long walk back TO
the bench.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08

FOOTBALL may seem little dim
on'thc sport horizon as yet, but
tho Western gridiron season. FOR tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08

billy Lane singled thrice In succession.
This rabbit n playing much better offca-
sivv baseball these days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08

Babe Herman was tho fly In Art De-
anrys cream pie Friday. the biz first
saeksr getting single double and homer
Ia four trips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08

Bishop and Austin having a tough time trying to
line up suitable match for Loms and it will be bitter
pill for the boxing firm swallow if Simpson beats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
SERIES EVEN

Los ANGELES. Aug. S.-Thc Salt
Lake Bees evcned the count on the
series here yesterday with Los An
gclcs, by winning. TO 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08

TWTNTF |-|T-"-s y - - 10
'battsd Tor nyisr IN ninth
dated Tor t-ruett 81 ninth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08

singleton and Cook.
Wright, Hughes, Crandall, Payne and
Sandbcrg, Spencer
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
MORE FOR RAILROADS TO WORRY ABOUT

Henry Ford some years ago bought broken down railroad and has made it pay fat dividends ever since-of course, by switching to 1t his own heavy freight traffic.
 Now the motor magnato has started a private airpIano line be- tween Detroit and Chicago and will extend the airplane fleet to other points,
 This is something in addition to busses for the railroads 10 worry about. Nobody can tell what effect the airplane business will have upon the railroads in the future. Rail- road officials are as much at sea over the prospect as anybody else. They realize that an airplanc makes q limited train look as if it is stand ing still, and by no twist of the imagination can they get themselves 10 believe that the development of airplanes as commercial carriers will help the rail lines,
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
GOOD JOB DONE AT Ha -.,.

The Main street crossing over the New Haven railroad has again been repaired, for the second time since last fall The railroad is to be con graduated upon getting to work at 'hiS spot so early in the year, thus avoiding the necessity of prodding by the city fathers. There have been times in the history of this crossing when the railroad didn't seem able 10 raise the money to pay for re- pairs, and the fact that they were made so cXpeditiously this time seems 10 indicate that there is more money in the cXchcqucr. An automo- bile can now pass the crossing with out breaking a spring, but it makes no difference 10 the Waterbury local.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
THy, PENNANT RACES
 AND PROSPECTS

The baseball season opens today, as everyone interested is already aware. and to everySne is given the privilege of "picking the winners ' Wiu the famed New York Giants, with money enough 10 buy all the good players Tn the universe, win fifth consecutive ppnnant or will fate smile upon some losscr-linanccd bat ralion? And will he da@hing Wash mgDo players repeat their record Of last year in the American league and parn tho cherished gonfalon and tn" p,adjns Q. the millions? or will the Senators fhrcr this year in favor o'' yay tho Detroit Tygors or the N" York Yankees, who acquired Urban -locl,r from the St. Louis Browns during the winter thus obtaining a strong pitcher and removing a hoo7 doc at the same time?
 And how many homo runs will Babe Ruth make this year? Will he be ill every two weeks or will he lu.urv d leg in trying to slide to first as certainty would happen if he .s,rr.auy tried 10 do q Cobb on the bases,
 Aud ~il Water Johnson, hng- llD idol ot landom, have ano'hcI good year?
 The season appears to be freight ,I with sufficient uncertainties t( Wl.t the interest. But one point I' no. 10 he overlooked the first few w,,ks of inc season, and that Is no 10 r1uc to a conclusion regarding lh' purant winners during the sprnG Having observed baseball leagu' races for some few years we haV' come 10 the conclusion that man. Il nounmt winner in the spring turn
 om 10 be a busher in the fall.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
THROWING RIBBESA ON THIs STRTT.T~

The necessity for q spring ci"ah- ing is apparent to all with the in- cltnatton 10 look about Inc hack wards; and If thy wor. ahl" 10 r.of in.o ceH.rs and oh,r pIa0as "h,1r wm,,r rH0;ts0 a~cunulo'es they world tr ,s,a morr inclined '" avryc win q. a3 saying tha. ~i""o- unozs is u.>' ro goIt.a,ss, aml that The best Way to acn.,rr tl" ta'"H exalted conli4an i, 10 20 to work and "c,ran up Inc mess.
 But oae siac.s of uatidiness Is a.so prev,u.aa!., snl th.s Iat"7s to inc custom ol throwing nt"srape'a upon r..y streets, Tn prac ice Is especially observable upon sundays when portions of the popa.a.ion' through with the copious Sunday editions of the newspapers, throw at least parts Of them on lawns Or on ,ro street and especially in inc parks. The custom has begn com m.sesd upon every year and great
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
Observations On I1he Weather

Washington, D, C., April H. Forecast for southern New England: Cloudy. probably showers tonight and "Wednesday. Warmer tonight. Fresh 10 strong south and southwest winds
 Forecast for Eastern New York: Cloudy tonight and Wednesday, probably showers; warmer in south cast portion, cooler in north and central portions Wednesday; fresh to strong south aud southwest winds,
 Conditions: The disturbance which was central over Minnesota yesterday is now central over On tario and will pass out the St. Lawrence valley tonight. It has caused unsettled, showcry weather during the last 24 hours from Iowa eastward to New York. Connecti- cut will be on the southern edge of shower area late this afternoon and tonight. The temperature is rising 1 in the central and eastern districts. Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather with rising temperature ! followed by local showers.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
25 Fears Ago Today
(for Tuesday, April ii)
From Paper Of That Date


 The newly organized Century Orchestra" has issued invitations to n private musicale to be held at Mrs. c. P. Merwin's on Thursday evening" The orchestra is composed of Mrs. Hugh Mccullough, Miss Mary Porter. Miss Grace Chamber lain, Miss Ruth Goodrich, banjos; Hermann Zahnleiter, Master Philip Corbin, Master Corbin Wetmore, vlo- lins; Miss ottalie Mueller, Stanley Parker, Howard Parsons, mando- lins; Miss Jennie Roberts, flute; Howard Wilson, bass; Mrs. Clara c. Wilson, accompaniste.
 The Y. M. C. A. debating club will hold q mock trial on April 26. Ever cit Hoffman will answer to having ignited the barn of William Latham on Beech Swamp road and George Quigley will be counsel for the de- fendant. Loren D, Penfield and George Clary will be among the witnesses for the defense.
 The Berlin brick plants have re- sumed operations and expect to make about 5O,OO0,000 bricks this season.
 w. H. Caldwell, city engineer, has made his annual report. He says that the block asphalt pavement on Main street is a big success.
 Two automobiles are now owned in this city. George l.. Damon and F. w. Abbe are the owners Of one, while MT. Bardol anticipates lot of enjoyment out of his recently purchased electric carriage.
 Tonight at the Russwin Lyceum-- David Higgins great souther play "At Plney Ridge" a stirring TO- nance of the mountains of Tennes- see.
 William S. Felt has been In Hol- yoke on business connected with the tile company.
 Howard s. Hart of Chicago will bring his family here the first of next month and reside in this city
 Town Clerk Penfield is i'll with grip.
 Paul Lcupold, recently reelected city auditor, may not appear tomor- row to be sworn in as his salary has . been reduced from $500 to $500. He thinks that the new council will re consider the action of the last one'
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
CRAFTSMANSHIP, NOT POLITICS, NEEDED

ne or dStlN, on dgtlN, gone again" method or scIrctiuS rrtaiu- ing and firing prrmicrs in France had another cNrmplincotim in the fall Of tho Horriot cabinet and tho naming of M. Driand 10 form an- other cabinet, although tho latter today announced he was unable to form cabinet
 The battle cry against Horriot cuIminatod m a sound familiar 10 American cors-hounsty in govern mcnt For the final overthrow of Hcrrjot was directly due 10 the fact that the government. despite its re- pcatcd fulminations against imitation, had secretly authorized the Bank of France three months ago 10 exceed the mgal fl billion francs limit of bank note circulation by three bi- lion francs. Poincarc and the oppo- sition to Hcrriot emphasized that no matter how acute the financial crisis had been in the past no former gov crnmcnt had ever rcscrtcd to tllo gal imitation,
 Yet the real prob,lm facing uc French goyernmcnt- remains not so much imitation as to how to meet the financial problem that made imitation a by-preduct,
 Easing foreign debts at 1921 eE- change rates, the French public debt has increased from S4,2 billion francs at the outbreak of the war, to 412.G billion francs at the ctoso of 1921. In addition, from having been a large creditor nation in 1924 France has changed 10 a position where she owes 12$.3 billion francs to foreigners.
 This is tho sjuAt.oo, and which will have to he met \ now prom''' much offer some other solution i." a forced loan or capital lcNY ".drI was one of IIcrrjol's ideas
 There wilt have 10 be an vIjmna tion of politics and moro real states manship; indeoL the less polite there is manifest iW France iron now on inc morca&ournd will be uitI mate success in meeting pressing realities. That may he too much | expect. but where the stability c French finances is at stake it Is least possible that all par.i"S VII prefer 10 cooperate rH' hor than 'n gag in petty political bacNo'''nS 10 personal prefcrmcnt. Politics h' been nearly a., much a problem France as i's GH@nC"s,
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14

difficulty has been experienced In combating it,
 The custom again started last sunday one reader telophoning tho paper that her lawn was a terrible sight after she had cleaned 1t tho day before,
 It is time that thoughtless ciu- zcns mcudcd their way In this par 'ucular Indiscrimlnate disposal of papers and other rubbish is unlsw- fuli the city provides receptaclos at convenient places on streets and in the parks and these should he used. To enjoy q clean city all vit!aens should cooperate.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
COOPIRAriHN NEEDED ON
 FIRE BOARD

Rcsicnattou of Gnor-" l.. Cans as fire commissioner may not have bf'n a,togathcr n,rass#ry As Wr under stand the mayors contention, he merely cauud au,u'ion 10 ,a' m~"'- fest spirit of rou..u.ioo czis'ms on the board tu ou onrr' to improve conditions. This effort in the pubic interest d.apleaspj 2Ir. Cans and h1 apparently took tho entire blame upon h.msos and aa' the board. Nr, Cans. in our omn.co, coUA ha's remained oa ,a~ hoard "ai ma'e an effort 10 impr5.a # by Eeep'nE the mayors muncaons in m'n"' which most assarci,y were r"asaAA- h,e from the standpoint of sa-s st. ,rg cessation Of elaborate arE1- mentation over trh.aitics. When something of yi.n imnoma"ce ar rivas it may be advisable to discuss it at some length. Mr. Cans IS no" oT the board bu, the sane inh'li- ,ions that caused him to leave II still apnlv to tho remaining m"n'- bcrs The public has a right 10 sxnrc, more action and flower "0f'S'
 There is no political significance in inc incident, despite what some rolittcfans would like 'o m"l." Of il. The supp4iion that inc Cans mg- dont may hurt the Democrats ehon'i mt worry the Democrats nor nn- tnst,eablv e1ate the Republicans. Th' loss politlcal discussion there is in o,tv affairs the better it is for the city. especially the ciiaens thereof who are. or should be, more .a'eF- sstea in efficient city government than the petty politics otts" l"'n.'- esa with it. The fact appears to be that Mir. Cans. although being en- roIl.d on the fire board as a Demo ,r,t changed to Inc La Toilette Wheeler ticket during the presiden. s., .lsetlon, did stump speaking fol
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
InpO,sib Utilities

You can't prove the strength of your good right arm by breaking the law,
 You cant say you're a lumber man because you're constantly go- ing round with a chip on your shoulder,
 You cant turn tAis life into a bed Of roses by buying ont for ists shop.
 You cant t,1I a girl she's ons in a thousand when she has the num- bcr of all her fi2fferors.
 IOu cant find anyone who can stretch il point like inc man with an elastic conscience.
 You cant claim 10 ho a man of parts just because everything you have you buy on the installmcnt plan.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14

that ticket, and wore a button of the third party; which was his hreroga- tive and right and was not objected to by tho mayor as the nominal head of the Democratic party in the city. This is free country and a citizen has ,hc privilege of changing his party if he desires to do so, Tho less politics there is evident in civic atf,ars the better tho city will be run and the better the citizens will like it.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
Vie Must Support Her
 . Eynso2nd Pending Divorce

Chicago, April l4.-lending the outcome of her suit for divorce Mrs Katherine Creek must pay SIo week temporary a,imony to her hus- band. John W, Crrrls, Judge Harry Lewis dec.ced yesterday. Through .a injunc.iou. cra"k had heen denied accrss 10 a rcmauraUt. owned )oin''y by the pair, and which he declared was his sole s1esns of support,
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
(Gopher Gulch)

Jackie Coonan; 70 boy, jest wait till he secs all this countcrtit money sticking out of my pockits!"
 Wild Willie Dumping from in back Of a tree); Hands up or your life. Hay, this aint money, its fly paper. Hay, take it off of me, I'm all stuck together. Hay, stop punching me. l serronder."
 Sheriff (galloping up): Darn fl. I'm too late. Jackie Coonan gets the million dollcrs."
 Provoking Polly Nunning in): "Hcrray, now we can get married and keep house."
 -Rudie l..
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
Ihn Ripht Name

Little tour-year- Marian was sitting on the floor with q paper in her lap.
 While thus engaged q ncighbor came in and asked her what she was doing,
 With a look of great importance, Marian answered: I'm doing a cuss word puzzle"
 F, Shurte.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
Prospects

Father: "So you want to warry my daughter What are your pros poctS?"
 Suitor: 'I have tnecred in all the big cross word puzzle contests"
 Herman Harrise.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
Sheer

The thought obtrudcs at this sea- son sweet, As sometimes thoughts ironic will, That, while spring chickens are good to cat, Spring pocts are only it to kill.
 -1[cnncth C. Kaufman.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
Fine Bunch

Casey: 50 you have every conf1- dcrce in your office force?" Mathes: "1hey're just wonderful. Even the office boy wouldn't try to put one over on me in order to see ball game"
 Edith Donahue. Copyright, 1925, Reproduction
 Iorbidden)
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
Good Recommendation

Hazel: Are these lpeticks a fast color?"
 Clerk: "Yos, miss. Some of our fastest young ladies use them"
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
ARBOP AND BIRD DAY

and urge all citizens, especially all children and teachers of children to turn their thoughts and their hands on this day to the planting of trees, the mak ing of gardens the retaining of soil to the uses of agriculture, the beautying by flowers and shrubbey of homes and highways, the care of our bird-fe. and all similar activities to the end that the fruits of the earth may be preserved in abundance for us and for those who shall come after us. Given under my hand and seal of the State at the Capitol in Hartford, this sixth day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-five and of the independence of the United States the one hundred and forty-ninth
 JOHN II. TRUAIBULL.
 By His Excelency's Command: Francis A. Palott
 Secretary.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14

Ita man builds garage and then s2.rps in if. that doesn't necessarily make or i, a house, opines the cor rora.ion counsel. Maybe not but some new name ought to be invent I'd 1or iD
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14

During inc War of 1912 Perry was d {. rror to the British; but at Trinidad. a British posscssion' the British yesterday helped in ceIe- rarion to honor his memory, More yiI,nca .lat times have changed
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
Meme.- of the A,.oclnleA rress.

The Associated Press Is exclusively en- titled 10 thr uso for republication oI all news credited to jt or not otherwise credited in this paper and also local news published herein.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14

CHARLES P. STEWART
 A straight from the-shouIdcr talk on Washington affairs. That is what is going to be offered 10 readers of The Herald in the Daily Washington Letter which will be written exclusively for this paper by Charles ?. Stewart. Stewart has been writing for this paper for some time. Now he will write daily on topics of inter est to all. His articles are writ ten so all may understand. He knows whereof he speaks. Watch for Stewards articles daily in the Herald starting tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
CThc Shrriff's OmCc)

T WV NIVTII VITIVNT
 Jackie Co0nan: "I came 10 an- nomce I'm going to try 'o capsure Wild Willie the, bad man of Gopher Gulch ded or alive and claim the million dollers reward"
 Sheriff; 70 is that so, well there aint cny use you trying because I'm the guys going 10 capsure that guy"
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
Miss the Thrill

Mctcaltc: The Crawfords pay cash for everything, I understand" Gibson: What a monotonous lifc.'
 --Frcd Gunnison.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14

wn. K".as Industrial Relations
 rpi ro- good dsal of advertising ...n t Wa= lunchci, but Iooh rarr. # ta today. The theory ap- r.ar, 10 ha<, been good but the execution w4s poor.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
Reader: Be Warncd.
Once Was Enough!

Mrs. Kerne: Docs your husband ever stand up for his rights, my dear?"
 Mrs. Baker (grimly): "He tried 1 it once -- but promptly sat on 1 him."
 Mrs. Hanna Vogel.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14

The only profitable advertising medium
 in tho City. Circulation books uad press room always open ta aNrr'.ser g,
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
Sill L SCfMl

Bailey: Brill married his stenographcr,' Macy: 'I'n bst she still uses the touch system though.'
 Nelson Gillian.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14

If the bootblacks were 10 depend on married men fer their living, they'd starve to death.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14

These are the words of an old song, As merry as the day is long"
 Yes, everyone should be that way Let's all be merry. Start today!
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
Member Audit Bnrcnn of Circulation

The A, F, c. Is uatIos1l organisation which furnishes newspapers md adter- tisers with a strictly honest aNalys,s oi clrculatIon.. cur c'rruut.on statistic. are based upon this aul)f. Tn|, rsuus protection agatp#t laud ID rpwtnlrr' distribution fieu,rs 10 ba'h rlno.al Uua local advertisers.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14

marua. shooting contest, NISh ., wrrr t uoy agalH.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
New Britain Herald
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY

Issued Daily tsunday EyccpteD At Herald Bldg, e Church street
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14

The Herald Is on sale daily u New York at Hot1ings New stand, Times Square; Sarult2's Nrws stand. Entrance Grand Central fcnd street,
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14

Business Cf'ice ... g.i Editorial Eoqms ,,,, 2-d
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
The Tricky Trlolct Counter

 I'd love to take you to the dance, Oh Sonia, so sweet, so fair; Of all girls in this worlds expanse I'd love to take you to the dance; The evening would my soul en. trance; wonder if you, too, would care. I'd love 10 take you to the dance But can't - My wife plans to be there!
 J. V, Richardson.
 Help! Hclpi He chased the lady down tho street, And though he hadn't chased her far He found that she had nimble feet. He chased the lady down the street Surprised to find she proved so
 fleet, As modern ladies often are. He chased the lady down the
 street, Both wished to catch the trolley
 car.
 Eleanor VickGey.
 
 Reader: Be Warned. l said l just wanted a kiss; She answered mo, Not on your life" O'crcome by the prospective bliss l said l just wanted a kiss, And so, from that charming young
 Miss took one with trivial strife. l said I just wanted a kiss What I got was q boss and a wife!
 -Milburn T. Lemons.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14

In the plant life all about us is the means of shade in summer, of shelter and warmth in winter of physical sustenanco the year round. From the smallest flower may be gained lessons of growth and expansion, of conquest in the face of hardship, of life after deah Instinctiyely we recognize the beauty and the in- spiraton of growing things, Yet we are prone to forget that these blessings, originally ours by the bounty of God are preserved to only by the indus try of man. That our love of nature may express itself on one day at least in terms of practical and intelligent husbandiy, 1 hereby designate Friday, the first day of May, as
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14

SUBSCRIPTION RATES $500 Year.
 s200 Three Months,
 7je. Month,
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
The Bad Man of Gopher Gulch
GA Fun Shop MoNte)

(provoking Pollys frunt steps)0 Jackie Coonan: "G. wouldent 1t be fun if us got married 2"
 Polly: Your too poor"
New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
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