jr 1MK t'HATTA NOOOA NEWS! CHATTANOOGA. TFA'V., WEDNESDAY. .TANrTAUY I, 1910. authortles for further assistance ONE SOLDIER KILLED brought no response.' 1919 TO BE SPORTDOM'S BANNER YEAR KID GLEASON HEADS ' ' r - n tirifami mM rn mninmrnbiu u n COTTER COMING HOME V John T, Cotter, city plumbing Inspec- NEW TEAR CELEBRATION tor, has received a letter dated Dec. 1, SELECTION COMES AS BIO 1318, from his brother, Hugh P. Cotter, RESULTS IN CASUALTIES. who la somewhere in France. Hugh SURPRISE. Cotter, who is better known .here aa "Hoots" Cotter, Is with the headquar- Rocked and Sev. ters of the Fifty-fir- st infantry, which Formerly Believed Comtskey i Street Can he writes la made up of practically all I; eral Show Windowi of Kor-fol- k Chattanooga and Birmingham boys. and New Not He writes that they are all certainly Smashed. proud of the Fifty-tlrs- t, as they have on Speaking Terms. made quite a record, and are to be Chicago, Jun. 1. (1. N. K.) Wm. Norfolk. Va., Jan. 1 Ona aallor awarded a cord to be worn across the I I IBARRQwI Oleason. wears the White woundedwi chest. This has been awarded the men CAPDQCk) LEONARD wiide.. I JOHNSON I (Kid) today kitlrtl. another dangerously' .ft suae , Sox rone and several citlzena received minor In- of on account of the JgjlJgsaW ' managerial formerly sported this Infantry many "v by Clarence Rowlsnds. juries early today In a disturbance hardships they, have gone through, as The deal Oleason succeeds which started after a midnight frolic by Mr. Cotter writes: "For instance, chas- whereby and heads' Rowland aa manager of the White enlisted men from the army navy ing those 'square night and day Box was ten but on shore leave. in mud and water up to our knees, oc- completed days ago, ' While the atreets In the business sec- casionally we would stop, pitch our announcement withheld until lata yes- tion were filled with crowds celebrating 'pup' tents in the mud, take a cat nap, terday, when owner Charles A. Com-iske- y, the new year, hundreds of men In uni- a bite of corn Willie and then we would on the ev of his departure tor form held up street cars, hurled missiles be on the move again, Florida, told of the change. at iinorrenslva passengers, raiaea res "We had to watch our step at night While the rasslng of Rowland cre- tatirants and looted shoe windows and lest we stumbled over a 'boche.' In ated no surprise, the iiMecUon of (ilea-so- n pawn shops, from which weapons wers fact, we were pushing them so fast they aa his successor did. obtained. The police opened fire on a did not have time to handle their dead. For some time past rumors of Mo- number xt men caught in the act of Saw one bunch' of approximately tion between Comlskoy nnd Itowlanrt New Year e Happy looting a Jewelry store window, after twenty-flv- or thirty who had died with have been flying thick and fast In which became general. their gas masks' on. Must have been been fighting,- ChicnKO. It had charged that th I''. 'Edison How-lan- Is season wllL We ex- H. Ross- seaman, stationed at of that supposed gas' that eats cluh wna not dealing fntrly with d, This the of good the naval bast, led at a hospital from through the German mask.1 who nls tour as ours to to our Car-lol- l, are now during years tend everybody, particularly a bullet wound in the head. J. F. "We hiking toward some of thn While had won chief was stabbed as this outfit is to pa- manager Sox, customers and friends whose co- a petty officer, port, supposed a clmmplon-shi- hearty I in and a sea- - rade in New York some time next a pennnnt end world's the body, Bryce Custer, was ex- operation during the year now passing has man, was shot in the leg. Only one ar- month. Might say in closing that I Therefore, a change rest was made, Charles Harlc, a received a letter written by Lieut. Chris pected by local fans. been most loyal. man. being held on the chkrge of house- Timothy the day before he was killed. Cut the placing of Oleason at the Was a hard blow to his helm of the White Sox, crHft, eamo breaking. certainly many Is In world Investigation by the police showed friends. like a thunder-bol- t from a clear sky. There always room this for that more than a score of show windows "A. Signaigo, Frank Rice and H. Oleason had refused to Join the cluh I good wish ea, and we want you to accept k send were smashed, with property damage Stagmaler their regards. last year as , a Job he held for 1 ours. Vcatimated at 15,000. Before order was " 'HOOTS' HUGH COTTER." several years. It was generally be- restored the rioters broke open a hard- lieved Glenson and Comlakey were not IKj ware store and took kegs of paint, with even on that a per- coat News Want Ads will rent that speaking terms, which they gave the sidewalks a sonal grievance Oleason held against H. PAYNE CO. of various colors. A navy provost guard vacant room. the club owner had caused a breach. aided In the crowds ie police dispersing However, when Comlskuy decided a verything for the Offioe nnd cftletlng the disturbance. In was needed, he i:ig to the to the naval change leadership for the Home" police, appeals opened negotiations with Oleason, then any Things his homo at , and the 821-82- ASTHMA VICTIM at 5 MARKET STREET II .. deal was closed in a short time. lEiL ir CILORED FOLKS HAVE Comlskey. beyond saying that' he felt CZ It a matter of hla best JurtKment In his effort to give Chicago fans the best STRAIGHT FIFTEEN YEARS possible baseball, rerud to go Into HAIR details that led up to tho dismissal of liowland. The passing of 1918 rings down the Never in the history of our coun- .How the fans will turn out to wit- SOFT Woman curtain on one of the worst In try were conditions so favorable tor ness some veteran of the Argonne NATIONALS MAY FOLLOW Chattanooga Says all branches of for the Cubs. Or the crowds sport. pitching 1. the an- Be sport. Baseball, football, boxing, In fact, that will see a new fistic champion New York. Jan. Following LONG She Had to Propped season was cut short nouncement yesterday that the New The baseball all athletic games have formed the whose training was gained as a gob baseball team will ' of 5,000.0oa men in' fleets of Uncle Sum. York American to Breathe. in , principal recreation the lighting In In- Up September. was to school of the will train Florida this spring SILKY No rim? championships changed under arms when the armistice With the return stead of Macon, Ga., it was learned I held. not viewed theso college men in service, new In- This you eaa easily hands', and few title bouts were signed. They only many today that the New York Nationals tenn' grave their sports but took part in them. terest will, be felt in all branches of also are changing their have by using NOT A WflWI rhe professionals train- considering SYMPTOM time to war work, mi the holder of On their return to civil life, theso college sports. The rigorous spring training quarters from Marlln the men's championship was wear- men will want to see the sports that ing they have undergone should In- Springs. Tex., to some place In Florida. entertained them while they were in sure super teams. Tho high cost of training at Marlln ing khaki In France. rates riongirs Marked Improvement Soon Professional golfers were also ac- the service. Many contestants are In the field Springs and prohibitive railroad Hair tive in war work. Fresh blood will be infused into all for tennis honors. are said to be the reason for causing Dressing. Lung-Vit- a - to consider the After Taking Little was- done in wrestling. branches of athletic sports by the Golfing will be more popular than the Giants change. Simply apply Plou.li'i men In the ever, as more meti will want to get Hair O roil n yourwlf. Time. Horse racing, both harness and young developed army tintl In hort time all a Short alone The and teams. outdoors. PLAN BIO CHESS CONGRESS, runnlsiK. had a good year. navy 1. K. a, ar smt tun v uvi Sour kinky, snarly, ugly. "I had been a victim of asthma for did not this as the l'rofesslonal ball players and prlstc All other athletlo games, both pro- New York, Jnn. Jose Capablan-c- j ouriy nair .comci mie, draft affect sport, feel Frank J, Marshall, Horls Kostich, llky, tmtoth, straight, fifteen years, and during that time drivers in the harness game wore fighters have all testified to the fessional and amateur, should long, easllye dandled, cures be found in the the new given to sport. Jackson W. Showalter and James 8. bruihfld or combfd. had tried many and remedies mostly over the draft age, while the wealth of material to impetus Morrison have received Invitations Plauah'a Hair Draailna. and doctors without any of the men called to arms. And with the new men taking part W In can getting majority of the Jockeys were under it. ranks from the Hrltlsh chess federation to f Uraajarsen (mora In ttaantlypcrfumed. Mrs. C. men In the of sports, champions are due to fall, lor your money titan othar Hair material benefit," (says The people, deflled other forms of These enlisted ranks take In a "Victory Chess Con- wr'.' Drtnlni). nome-thin- g Who knows who will off the part BY AGENTS M. Smith, who lives at 5608 St. Elmo flocked to the race tracks. sport will carry with them carry to be held In Kngland next New Resolution sport, gress" , baseball in 1919? k 25c honors of MAIL, WANTED Ave., Chattanooga, Tenn. College sports of all kinds were of the glamor of the trenches. batting August and for which preparations are Ch.m. Tenn. "Many have been the times I have We Americans are hero worship- What now unknown player may now under way. The entry list will be Plough ro. Memphis, given up. not Vie crowned as baseball's g had to be propped up in bed for days The colleges became training ers. leading limited to experts from allied and neu- FOR 1919 USE in order to breathe, and my suffer- camps for officers, and what sports We glorify the successful man. be ? tral countries. J. 11. Illaekmirne. A. were But all of that of Tv Cobb of the diamond, a Wal- The prize ring, too. Is due for many liurn, H. E. Atkins and V. D. Yates ings agonies. were indulged in were taken care he a to wa after I had used Lung-Vii- a service teams. ter Ec'kersall of the gridiron, or t upsets. the the British musters expected changed by 1919 to be sport-dom- 's will ft few weeks. The difficult trenches o Vcs; bids fair piny in the chief tournament which for 1919, however, has a different marine from the a The fund breathing gave way, the wheezing banner year. last about fortnight. prize will be 1,S00. Butter Krust Bread was gone, my strength increased, my became fine, and sleep For Aching Colds appetite my INDIANA COLLEGES MEET FIGHT FULTON. was sweet and refreshing. My pow- WOULD 1919 RIDES OVER Earl Ritchie Willing to Put Up Good Wholesome and once used used. r La been wonder- GRIDIRON GAME always or Grippe ers of endurance have Including Notre Dame, Purse. pure increased, and the year I Big Colleges, fully past WAR-TIM- E HANDICAP SUCCESSFULLY May Participate. San Francisco, Jan. 1. Karl Ritchie, sola JtJy Ail ixooa uracers. TAKE have enjoyed life more than any in Torre Hsutc, Irnl., Jnn. 1. It h b"n ! a local boy whose fighting name Is many years. Even during last win- cldi'd to noli! a enlleir track anrl rioiil nwt Jnck Moran, wants a game with Fred Made the severest in years, I was out t JnnllH tti'lit, Wabash college, the last was In one By "GRIP-REM- " ter, In May, open to all Indiana colleges. Fulton. Hltchle stopped much In the cold, and the enow, and Class Shown In Service Teams Greatest if.TPlofore the Beeondfirf srhooli have hart a round by Jack Dempsey. but his pro- least Pittsburg arrt In- he has much Mi DOES WORK was not troubled in the by my bnpne for championship contcau, moter claims Improved IT THE asthma." Eleven in Eastern Football. diana, Purdue and Notm Iame, ontelmsln since then. He Is willing to put up a old enemy, the In the CAMERON & BARR CO. Tour or dealer should Despite the handicaps placed on foot land was beaten by the Chicago Naval tin; lenBue colleges, never imrtlclpatoU good purse. K.;J At your s, druggist 6 events. aruggisi a, Reserve to 0. handle Lung-Vit- but If he won't ball by war department regulations and eleven, 63 25c per bottle write Nashville Medi- In the middle west, where the best MEAT MARKET AND BAKERY supply you, the difficulties experienced by the football is generally played by the con- News Ads. You Benn Service C.7 cine Co., Nashville, Tenn., for free coaches in teams because of ference Illinois and Read Want Messenger - developing teams, Michigan bar- Main 961 or Main Hi. 272 Main Street Phone Main 193 booklet. Adv. lack of material,, the 1018 gridiron sea- completed their ten big schedules with- can find what j'ou want at and efficient service, 7 a.m. W son produced as good a brand of foot- out a defeat. Illinois met and defeated Prompt 9 WHOLESAL AND RETAIL ij ball as was generally expected. four conference elevens, while Michigan gain prices. to 8 p.m., daily except Saturday, The caliber of football played by the was the victor over Chicago and Ohio p.m. Sunday we close at 2 p.m. college elevens was far below that of State in tho only Big Ten games on its When tired Whistle. (Adv.) (Adv.) former years. This was due, of course, schedule. Unfortunately, a game was Feeble Old People to the number of star players who not arranged between Illinois and Mich- donntd the uniforms of Uncle Sam in- igan. As a result the title cannot be as stead of those of their respective uni- awarded to either. versities or colleges. Pitt Has Eastern Title. Vinol is What You Need College players who entered the serv- Pittsburgh was easily the strongest ice and were not fortunate enough to collegiate eleven in the east. The ban re- get into the big game over there or- placed on athletic contests because of because the elements needed to teams at the and navy influenza Pitt from it contains very ganized army epidemic prevented i : Cod cantonments. These teams were far playing a number of lis games, but the eaieasaBtaaeajaiaeij iul V .f I JTW.IU" " IMPT 3 weakness with strength, viz Beef and superior to university elevens, and the decisive victories of the Smoky City place best brand of football was played by eleven over Georgia Tech and Penn Liver Iron and Manganese Peptonates, the soldier and tailor elevens. State was enough to convince any foot- Peptones, Navy Showed Superiority, ball fan of its strength. Pitt's 32 to 0 and with a mild tonic wine. In only a comparatively few games victory over Georgia Tech was the big Glycerophosphates, were service elevens defeated by college game in the east, and showed that is combination to restore teams. In general, the navy showed Coach Warner was far too foxy for This a much-heralde- splendid strength, supremacy over the army elevens. The Coach Heisman, of the d superiority of the sailors may be at- Tech eleven. vitality and vigor. It has 'given ninety percent tributed In a large measure to the Iowa, represented by its best team sixteen HERE IS PROOF: greater time permitted to practice. The in years, was easily the strongest Announcement satisfaction for years. influenza epidemic also handicapped the eleven west of the Mississippi, river. army elevens, which were not allowed to The Hawke.yes, who are no longer Special Va. Malone, N.Y. Winchester, practice while the camps were quaran- members of the Missouri Valley con- "I am 84 yean of age and got into " I am farmer's wife, 75 years of tined. ference, lost one conference game to a weak and nervous condition and prteumonia left me in a weak, In the four big intersections! clashes Illinois, while Minnesota and North- feeble, age, the of western 1918 football western were defeated. Washington eo I could not Vinol has not run-dow- n condition, so I could hardly superiority sleep. A was demonstrated. The powerful team university, of St. Louia, was Missouri enly built up but has about and do my work. of the Great Lakes naval sta- conference my strength it keep has training Valley champion. inclement weather given me a good appetite and I sleep neighbor brought me Vinol and it tion defeated Rutgers and Annapolis, Lake and Pier Best. to the exceedingly ell right now. Without doubt Vinol built up my strength so fast that I and In both games the western eleven Great Lukes and Vnited States Aux- Owing is the for old think it is the best medicine I have showed great fighting spirit by coming iliary Naval Reserve school, represent- greatest strengtbener from behind and de- ed as as ever '' S. B. Wells. ever taken." Mrs. Jennie tinning seeming by powerful aggregations people obtainable. Mrs. Chapman. feats Into victories. graced a gridiron, compleUd their sea- last of the sale) For all run-dow- n, nerroai, mnaanole conditions, weak women, orerworked sneDf Pitt-Nav- Game Climax. sons without a defeat, and each has an of yesterday (Our day feeble old people and delicate enuareo, mere no remeoy uok As a fitting climax to the intersee-tlon- al equal claim to the national service struggles, the strong Cleveland title. It was the regret of western Naval Reserve team defeated Pitts- football fans that these teams did not burgh, undisputed eastern collegiata meet, as one of the most bitterly fl champion, 10 to In a bitterly fought fought battles of the year would have (fetes rggb contest. Earlier in the season Cleve resulted. We Have Decided to Continue Our sale hv JO ANDERSON. and druggists everywhere For Druggist versity of Chattanooga). Haggard and SPORT SPUTTERINGS Lee dropped out on the course. None-mache- r, of Central, who was expected to make a pretty good race, did not Where Are You, Pete? enter. While all this fuss is being raised about the bout between Pal Moore and am Sale Jim Wilde as Ixiok out for a Whistle. learance being the "bantam- (Adv.) Inventory weight championship of the world," what do you think Pete Herman t HELD FOR INVESTIGATION thinking? Street Car Conductor Suspected ef Or They Might Try Shinny. Planting Bomb in Barn. The wise old of the Na- Ktnsas City. Mo., Jan. 1. The police ef professors Kansas In- - tional Collegiate Athletic City, Kan., today are holding for Of Our Entire Stock Of association, Tiwilritlon Frrd P. waysrhky. a etrlklnir which recently held Its annual hair-pullin- g street csr conductor. In coiuifrtlon with the in Gotham, want something bomb pxil'imv t the Fifth street ear funis that'll be hard to find. They want in thst city late last nifht. sports which won't cost money, won't The riplnsioii muMd but small damage the services of end no 0110 was lnJurM. require professional Very f''w rars are run today, partly coaches and will yet call . forth a due to the severe cold and heavy snowfall. genuine interest on the part of the The strikers are h'tldltie out to the man, ar- - Ladies' Costumes, to the union and Dresses, Real atudents. cording leaders, what fw Suits, A blind-man- 's We suggest buff. rars are oeniip njnnwi are ueing manned Dy strikebreakers, they .ay. The sporting editor of the Chicago Daily News says, "Inside Students of It's refreshing to Whistle. (Adv.) ( Legislature Take Gloomy View of and Furs I Coats 11 l 1 Happy Cold Feet." DIED OF STARVATION Waists, In this paper such matters are left to the health column. Report of Official Investigation Into ISfew German Prisoners. Year - 1. - David Rotroff quotes a scientist In Pome, Jan. One hundred Italian prla- 111 This ef and Week saying that people first began to get mien died treatment, starvation fold In Anstris-Hunuar- and t.ennsn-r- it Throughout a of Peace, and Joy si'k back in the carboniferous age. a year When was revealed todav liy committee that ha they weren't feeling Just right, been making aa oliicial Inquiry Into mat- - and Happiness. seeMeweievwei did they lie down in the coal beds? tir. of and a year Prosperity Another Gridiron Fight. Stop, look and Whistle. (Adv.) tele- -' Abundance. And did you know that the last This was done through many football (fame of the season will be EVASION OF DRAFT a blissful year of joyous played today in Calitornia? It Is a big one, too, the Great Lakes team stack- i J w ,V, .. ' U . the .Mare Island ma- ' lllll. Reunions "when the ing up against Now Facing Court. i calls requesting continuance rines. The left 1. Memtwra of local phone - gob aggregation its Nanhville, Jan. the come home."- home stronghold over two weeks ago. and district board were the pot- - boys In order to in some iTnmt l first eitneiMi'- today In the rase get good training of Kn-- the former Cincinnati Na- wish for all. for what is heralded to be an st Toney. This is our tional leacoe clnb charred with aided us in this the most championship. to evade the service We want to thank our many Patrons who have making year Toney, arcorritng. to his teetim"ny, waa frst Fred Fulton has whitewashed tn ' business. We also extend to All a and Floral Co. Tar Baby. tlonnaire aystetn. In daw The 3 successful year in the history of our Happy Joy wnorn .Mrs. looey ini'iea WNunrn inm the latter always bou-rh- t the bent end ia'd 721 Market Street . cash. Mrs. L. J. Prlnkman. of Cincinnati, New Year! ; WEIGEL WINS MARATHON Oladve Prosperous J testified thtt Toney and Rtrnnre Phone Main 627 hoar-le- with her as niso and v.ife dorlna; Powell, Heron, Gannaway, Watson the seasons of IMS, 1IUH and 1''17. Follow. She said Toner SUIT-He- Gladys Ktrange vilh and fine . John K. Weigel, of the I'niversity of Jewelry apiar-l- Pittsburgh, won out in the five-mil- e marathon conducted today under the Save money. See the bur-trai- auspices ff the morning newspaper. advertised in The News' The other runners finished tn the fol- smmmBm. lowing order: Powell, H'hattanooca Want Ad.. high); Hron, (Central high).: Ganna- way, (Central high); Watson, (L'ni- - A Jitney buys a Whistle. (Adv.)