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New Britain herald., 1929-10-19

Bucknell moved upon Easton, Pa, with high hopes of averaging a 0-O tie of 1928, and Washington and Jeff ferSon invaded the Pittsburgh sta dium bent upon stopping a Carnegie Tech eleven which triumphed by l9 to last year. Pittsburgh trav- elled to Lincoln, Ncb.. to match charges with a Nebraska eleven which has not altogether measured Up 10 hopes of it's mentor, the willy Dana x. Bible of Carson Newman.
 Rutgers and Lchigh met the two St. Johns teams from Annapolis and Brooklyn respectively, and Boston college carried it's banner into Ohio to meet Dayton. Villanova wclcom- ed the eleven of Catholic university, and Temple moved into Baltimore to meet the sturdy band from West ern Maryland. conqucrer of George town. Georgetown prepared to meet an invasion by West Virginia Wes- lcyan.
 West Virginia went 10 Charleston favored to defeat Washington and Lee in the annual interstate strug- gle, and Davis and I1lkins played host to the Quantico Marines in Paramount, w. Va.
 Among the little three in New England, Amherst went to Clinton, N, T., 10 play Hamilton, and Wes- leyan iourneyed to Brunswick. Me, to meet B0wdoin. Williams enter taincd Hobart at Williamstown.
 The Connecticut Aggies attempted to further their comeback cam paign at the expense of Tufts at Medford.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
NUMBER OF UNDEFEATED
 TEAMS TO BE DECREASED
Today Hailed as Greatest October Saturday That Foot ball Ever Knew - Plenty of Outstanding Games Scattered All Over the Country - Pennsylvania Meets Caifornia's Golden Bears-Army Stacks Up Against John Harvard - Brown Eleven Battles Yale

New York, Oct 1e P>-The great est October Saturday that football ever knew dawned with storm sig nals In the air for major elevens all along the Atlantic seaboard. The ranks of the undefeated will be de- pleted by nightfall, but few of these catastrophies will come under the easy head of ''upsets."
 Pennsylvania will meet the charge of California's Golden Bear upon the historic sward of Franklin Ficld, with the bear highly favored to gain the scalp of the peaceable Quaker gentleman. Adhercnts of the red and blue speak Of their teams chances with confidence, but any success of their eleven must be hailed as some thing approa ching an upset.
 Army has deployed Cadet Cagle the most important game involving strictly eastern clevens. It would be hardly an unset if the fast charging defense of Arnold Norwecn should bring home the bacon.
 Enthusiasts at New Haven won dered whether Yale would discard the double wing back defense affect cd by Yale In it's first few games. and the Brown Rear hoped to find dis organized Eli opponent, Brown en- tered the fray with the greatest pre- game chance since Earl SpracI5- ling led the Brunonians 10 triumph In 1910.
 Despite Princeton'a defeat by Brown last week, Bill Roper marched confidently into Ithaca this morning, bent upon surrounding and decimating the big red forces commanded by Doul Gil Dobie. Cor nell once more is playing the game with material at least 20 per cent under the average of its major op- ponents, and any success of the big red eleven must be hailed as per sonal triumph of Dobic's smashcs at opposing tackles.
 At Baker Field Dartmouth un- leashes Al Masters at the Hanks of Columbia, but the light blue and white will have Wabbles Hewitt spin ming into the big green line before a capacity crowd of about 35, ,000.
 Colgate went far field with something Of an edge over Indiana. and the Navy welcomed Duke 10 Annapolis in the hope of winning. Syracuse prepared to meet Johns Hopkins In night game.
 Among tho newer football powers. New York University entertained Hugo Bezdek's Penn State forces at the Yankee Stadium as Fordham made threatening gestures against Holy Cross at the Polo Grounds.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
HOW TO ACQUIRE ANIMAL
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Ever since l was child I hay. liked animal crackers but for tn, past 15 years I have had the devils own time acquiring then. without embarrassment. When < grocery clerk cOnfronts me with q tcrse "What'll it be-" I never have the courage to say that 1t will be animal crackers. After years of cx perience l have found that the only way for dignificd middle-aged man to get his animal crackers is by taking them when no one is looking
 My method is to order a bottl" of olives and try to slip q box os the animal crackers under my coat when the clerks back iS turned. Ere quently. however. he rcappears be- fore l can do this and then 1 have to order a quart of milk As likely as not q customer will be watching me suspiciously until the clerk re turns. AS result l have often bought as high as four dollars worth of groceries before could make off with a box of crackers.
 In the early days of my welded life this threatened to bring about q complete cstrangement between my wife and me.
 My wife long ago refused to add animal crackers 10 her tcicphcnrd orders on the ground that it sounded citlN Thnc I .x them. l do not mind the expense
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
TELEP HONE INCOME
 REPORT IS ISSUED
Net Receipts SS,S04,903, State.
 ment Says Today

Boston, Oct. 19 (UP)-A net fn- come of $S,SO4O3.GS was realized by the New England Telephone X Telegraph company during the nine months ended September 80, ac- cordlng to a statement issued by the company yesterday.
 From this amount. dividends ag- gregating $6.G4o,GSS have been ap- propriated, leaving a corporate sur- plus of $2,164,2l5.
 Operating revenues for the nine month period amounted to $54.452,- S69.96. Operating expenses totalled S37,232,7l3.G7, leaving net operating revenues of $lT.22O,156.29.
 DcduCtior of taxes and uncollect- ibles and addition of net non-oper- .atnS revenues left q total gross in- come Of S13,0GS,706.T5.
 Further substractions of rent and miscellaneous, interest on funded debt, debt discount and expense, and other interest brought this figure to the net income of SS,S04,9OS.6S.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19

This is the fifth attempt by legal action to free Capone and Cline since they began serving their sen tences in the county prison on May IT, the day after their arrest. Both pleaded guilty on August 8. They Were transferred to the penitentiary because of crowded conditions at the county prison.
 Counsel for the prisoners, in their latest move to obtain their freedom. aver that Judge John E. Walsh erred in sentencing them to a county pris- on instead of the state penitentiary. They also contend that the transfer or Capone and Cline places them un- der the provisions of the indetermi- nate sentence law which provide that any one sentenced to the peniten liary must be given a minimum and maximum sentence, the minimum to De not more than one-half Of the maximum. Should this contention De upheld by the courts the mini- mum terms would expire November IT.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
BLUES MEET FALCONS
Local Football Crew to Tackle Strong Mcriden Eleven In That City Tomorrow.

The New Britain Blues football team will invade Meriden tomorrow afternoon to battle the Falcon eleven of that city. The Silver City crew has already scored one victory over New Britain gridiron contingent by handing the Pawnees a l3 to 0 lacing recently.
 The Blues are optimistic over their chances tomorrow. According to the dope among the team followers, the locals are expected to win by at least two touchdowns.
 The Blues will practice tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in final workout before the game. All mem bers of the team are asked to be present because of the fact that all are expected to get into action Sun day
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
PAWNEES TO T'YILLE
Hardware City Football Eleven to Tackle One of Strongest Upstate Teams Tomorrow,

The Pawnees football team Of this city faces one of the hardest tests of the entire season tomorrow after noon when it tackles the Thompson. vile Grays in that town. The con- test will be played at the Park ave- nue field. The Grays have been rated as upstate champions for the past three years and the Pawnees are Tn for a hard battle.
 The locals, last Sunday, scored q decisive victory over the strong All Natertown team and they are deter mined to continue the good work tomorrow. The line Is intact for the game and the entire squad is report ed 10 be in excellent shape.
 A light workout will be held to- morrow morning at 9:S0 o'clock at Willow Brook park.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
Fin, LWci. Dry.

A gentleman visiting Berlin vas attracted to the American Bar" in the Kaiserhof Hotel, entered and commanded Dry Martini" The bartender, apparently less American than the bar, stared. and then set out before the astonished American three Martini cocktails, in a, row! The bartender's look had so much admiration in it that the gen. tleman tossed off all the drinks His limit is two and it upset his whole week.
 Wrong Place!
 Briggs: My Uncle Charlie was one of those fellows who was al ways doing the wrong thing" Clarke: For instance?" Briggs: Why, he even died in the living room"
 A. R. Wyatt Copyright, 1929. Reproduction
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New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
HOFFMAN AND WARREN
 BOTH OUT OF RUNNING
Hopeful HcayyWclghts Make Poor showing 1t Madison Square Gar den.

New York, Oct. 10 (CP)-Addi- son EXunl Warren, a former North Carolina university football star. and George Hoffman, who resigned ms title as American amateur heavyweight boxing champion to try his luck at the pro game. today were ilSted among the many young heavyweight who have eliminated themselves from serious considera- ton as contcnders for the throne vacated by Gene Tunney.
 Hoffman was crtitled to a slight ly better ranking than the Caro- hnian, having scored a tenth round knockout over Warren in their bout at Madison Square Garden last night. However. neither man showed anything which would en- title him to 6 rating as a first class fighter.
 A wicked right to the jaw in the tenth sent Warren Hopping face first lon the canvas. He managed to ystaggcr to his feet at the nine count but was unable to stand and fell over the ropes and partly out Of the ropes. Referee Jimmy Crow Icy waved Hoffman to the corner and awarded him the bout on technical knockout.
 Tony CanZoncr, former feather weight champion, scored clean cut victory over Johnny Farr, Cleveland veteran, in the second ten-round feature bout. Farr, who entered the ring on the short end of 13 to 5 betting odds, made a far better showing than expected. After talk Ing Canzoneri's hardest blows, Farr came back 10 take the tenth round by big margin, battering his weak enlng foe all over the ring. Can Zoneri took the other nine rounds
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
WINS GOLF TOURNEY
Fred Morrison, Los Angeles Pro, Tops Field to Take Honors in Southern California Play.

Los Angeles, Oct. 19 Rl-Fred Morrison. local pro. with two spark ing 6Ss on his card, held the south ern California $1,00O open golf championship today. Morrison card cd 2S3 for the 72 holes of play which ended yesterday.
 Second place was captured by Leo Diegel, Agua Caliente, Mexico, na- tlonal professional champion, whose total was GS6. Diegel finished the final IS holes with fine 69.
 Tom Stevens of the California country club, Los Angeles, finished third with a 2S7, also shooting a 69 on the final round.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
CAPONE FREEDOM SOUGHT IN MOTION "Scarface's" Attorneys Bring
 HabeaS Corpus Action

Philadelphia, Oct. 19 P,-An- other effort to get out of jail Is be- ing made by Al "Scarface" Capone and his bodyguard, Frank Cline Chicago gangsters, who are serving Q year in the Eastern State peniten- tiary for carrying concealed weap- ons
 On habeas corpus petitions for dis charge of the prisoners presented by their attorneys, the state superior court yesterday granted a rule on Herbert Smith. warden of the pen tentiary. and District Attorney John Monaghan to show cause why the writs should not be granted. The rule was made returnable October 2S.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
BREAK INTO LINEUP

New Tor, Oct 19 (UP)-Gaudet, 'O'Herin and Follett. who were shift ed to the N. Y. II. scrub team after Hast weeks defeat, broke into the lineup Thursday as Chick Meehan but his charges through final 'scrimmage for the Penn State game Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
WORKING ON PASSES

Annapolis. Md. Oct. 19 UP)- Coach Ingram stressed pass offense and defense as Navy held its final hard practice for Saturdays battle with Duke. Neither Captain Koepke nor Clifton were back in the lineup and Ingram indicated other shifts were probable.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19

and trouble. for 1t is nothing to one who must have his animal crackers, but l so dread the day when po- liceman may arrest me as the fiend who has been terrorizing the neigh borhood by throwing groceries into areaways.
 It seems to me that it is up to the Biscuit company to come to my rescue with a red -blooded, mans size box of animal crackers,
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
N filing!

Salesman: May 1 have about ter minutes Of your time, slr?" Boss; Yes, but be quick. Rcmem Der that my times worth a dolla a minute"
 Salesman: "Thon if it's just tE. same to you I'll take the ten min utes in cash"
 C C Ross
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
Sports

A Philadelphia suburban resident flies small black flag in his back yard.
 Opinion is divided locally as to whether it is his small sons hand kerChief or the banner of a defiant wireless pirate.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
Call Another Dnr'

Patient: You are specialist in the eye. ear, nose and throat? Well, l want you look at this ear" Dr. Bates: Wrong ear. l special ize in the left ear,"
 Florence Margoles
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
Our Reform Program!

Our Reform Program! Folks, we'd list too much Money talk
 Among the nations sins, And advocate more funny talk, The kind that starts the grins,
 Terrible. Hendrick; "l see the South Pole expedition is on its last lap" Burgess: Turned CannibalS, ,h 2"
 -Beatrice Joan Beddick
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
DRILLING FOR GAME

Philadelphia, Oct. 19 UP)--Cali- fornia's Goldcn Bears drilled ], on Franklin Field yesterday in prepara- ton for Saturdays battle with Penn- sylvania. Except for Fullback Gar rity and Captain Roy Riegels the squad is on good condition. Garrity is not expected to play against Penn.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
HOLDS TWO-HOTR DRILL

Princeton. N. J., Oct. 19 (UP)- Princeton, indulged in a two-hour drill yesterday before cntraining for Ithaca, where Cornell will be met Sat 'urday. The greater part of the prac- tice was devoted to charging work.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
Social

A Denver doctor says that in an. other 50,000 years of tight fittin" shoes and hard payements We shal. have no toes.
 Then how will the unfortunate child of 5l929 he able 10 nlay ''Thi. Little Pig went to Market?'
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
RAY TREATMENTS FOR HORSES

To keep them in good condition thoroughbred horses at a racing stable near Chicago daily receive ultraviolet ray treatments when natural sunlight Is not available.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
Drama

A Chicago policeman arrested a man he found suspended from some ralings
 The police, of course. are justified in arrcsting anybody hanging about in a suspicious manner.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
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 The Columbians football team would like to book games with any 135-l40 pound teams in this city. An especial challenge is issued to the Belvidere Blues, the Flashes and the Sachems. Telephone to Mana ger Bernard Richter at 3104-W be- tween and o'clock.
 The Commercial bowling league ktarted Thursday night at Rogers Recreation alleys with six teams in hcton. Election of officers was held with Ted McAuliffe being named president; Bill Brenecke, secretary land Morris Cusack, treasurer.
 Definite announcement was made Today that "Pee-we Werwais or New Haven has been signed to play against the New Britain Nutmegs ln ahe game at Hurley stadium tonor- row afternoon. Werwais started with New Britain, became dissatisfied with the financial offer of Manager Berney Conley and then went with the Hartford Senators. He has been p free agent since the Senators gave hp the ghost a short time ago.
 He and Jumbo" Gnasdow, two mountains of men, will mean that New Britain will have plenty of trou ble in getting through the Hartford 1ine. Both are experienced and x+r1 elk local backs plenty of trouble. Wer- @ais will probably face Gallagher while Jumbo" will play against either Bcloin, or his old side kick, Tom Humphrey.
 Manager Bernie Conley. while driving his automobile to Hartford East night, wrapped himself around e tree. He fortunately escaped seri- ous injury receiving only a cut under one eye and some bruises.
 Ed Daley, former manager of the All-New Britain football team, some time ago called us to time for saying that the AllNew Britain eleven was defeated several years ago by At ]antic City. The local team, says Daley, took the game that day by to score. A touchdown and a drop kick.
 Basketball will get away to an early start this year, according to Manager Clarence Lanphcr. He ex- poets to get going about the middle of November playing either in state league or independently.
 At the present time, Manager Lan- pher has definitely signed Conroy. former center for the New York university team, Al Sloman and Jimmy Zakaewski. Conroy played here several times with New York teams and he showed himself to be a star at the center position and on the floor.
 Further than this, Manager Lan- pher had no announcement to make about the probable players he will have this year.
 A Herald representative will at g tend the high school Norwich Free Academy game in Norwich today. Results will be telephoned to the oiflce Immediately after the game.
 Manager Conley will probably nave two new backfold men for service tomorrow. One is Mastrana- do, formerly with Trinity and the other is Kenneth, formerly of the University of California.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
THE FUN SHOP NEWS WEEKLY
Football

Football
 A model of a football field with goalposts and an catablc ball adorn- ed the wedding table of former Yale backficld star
 There wasn't an eatable referee as there wouldn't have been enough for all the former football stars present to get a piece
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
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Send all communications to Fun Shop Editor care oi the New Britain Herald. and your letter will be forwarded 10 New York
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19

The Columbians football team would like to book games with any 135-140 pound teams in this city. An especial challenge is issued to the Belvidere Blues, the Flashes and the Sachems. Telephone to Mana ger Bernard Richter at 3104-W be- tween 6 and o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19

The Commercial bowling league ktarted Thursday night at Rogers Recreation alleys with six teams in hction. Election of officers was held with Ted McAuliffe being named president; Bill Brenecke, secretary land Morris Cusack, treasurer.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19

Basketball will get away to an carly start this year, according to Manager Clarence Lanphcr. He ex- poets to get going about the middle of November playing either in state league or independently.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19

Further than this, Manager Lan- pher had no announcement to make about the probable players he will have this year.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19

Manager Bernie Conley. while driving his automobile to Hartford East night, wrapped himself around e tree. He fortunately escaped seri- ous injury receiving only cut under one eye and some bruises.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19

At the present time, Manager Lan- pher has definitely signed Conroy, former center for the New York university team, Al Sloman and Jimmy Zakaewski. Conroy played here several times with New York teams and he showed himself to be star at the center position and on the floor.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19

Ed Daley, former manager of the All-New Britain football team, some time ago called us to time for saying that the All-New Britain eleven was defeated several years ago by At 1antic City. The local team, says bailey, took the game that day by | to score. A touchdown and drop kick.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19

Manager Conley will probably nave two new bacliiold men for service tomorrow. One is Mastrana- do, formerly with Trinity and the other is Kenneth, formerly of the University Of California.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-19

A Herald representative will at tend the high school Norwich Free Academy game in Norwich today. Results will be telephoned to the office Immediately after the game.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-15

Ice cream, prlcx or bulk. Juneau Ice Cream Parlors. --adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-15
AT THE HOTELS
GaStineau

Gastineau
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Merriman, Se- attle; J. E. Boyle, Seattle; N. E. Sagstad, Port Althorp: H. J. Hod- gins, Sitka; c. F. Rhind, Seattle; J. B. Warrack, Sitka; MT. and Mrs. J. A. Durkin, Port Herbert; A. o. Holley, Salt Lake City, Utah; F. S. Dickinson, Seattle! Neal Whitney, Seattle; c. J. Wright, Portland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-15
WESTMINSTER CLEE SINGERS
 COMING HERE
London Organization Will Appear in Concerts
 at Palace

Music lovers of Juneau will be delighted to know that the world famous Westminster Glee Singers, of London, England, are coming to the Palace Theatre on July and 2 under the management of the Professional and Business Women's Club of Juneau.
 Of notable interest to local music lovers will be the singing of the famous boy sopranos. These boys have been selected from the lead- ing cathedrals of Great Britain, including Westminster Abbey, St. Paul's Cathedral, and The Windsor Chapel. There are also many noted adult soloists with the Sing CTS, some fourteen in all
 With repertoire of more than l50 selections, including English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh, and Ameri- can folk songs, and with quartets, glees. Sailors chanties, negro spir- AeooAo oAiN tAiC Booo OlQ oOllSS VI the American South, they give a magnificent evenings entertain ment, calculated to please all tastes. They have been acclaimed by the press and public of many of the worlds largest cities as one of the greatest singing organizations in existence today; and since this is their first visit to the U. S., their appearance here is being keenly anticipated. Their exclusive Ameri- can management is in the hands Of Laurence A. Lambert, well-known concert and theatrical impressario of Los Angeles and New York, who is in Juneau for a few days mak- ing definite arrangements for their Juneau concerts.
 MT. Lambert, who is making his first trip to Alaska, states that he is more than charmed with the magnificent scenery of this dis trict, and the splendid cordiality shown him by the Juneau people.
 He sang last night, several fine solos, for the, Flag Day, Exercises, accompanied by Mrs. Fern Vance, and was afterwards motored out to the Mendenhall Glacier and other
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-15

New Sheet Music and Records just arrived. Anderson Music Shoppe. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-15

Alaskan
 E. R. Johnson, Juneau; A. Nit chell, Haines; Mrs. w. D. Hawkins.
 Zynda
 James Tobin, Juneau; Mrs. James Tobin; Lydia Tobin; Agnes Tobin; Alfred E. Tobin; Mrs. c. P. Kirt- land, Skagway; Cora M. Bangsberg, La Crosse, Wis; w. E. Schnabel, Sitka; Andy Morrison, Sitka; A. N. Darjavin, Seattle; J. Hill, Lynn Canal; Thelma Arness, Seattle;