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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS. GEORGIA. ■MONDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1926. Comer Wins Madison Co. Cage Tournament ■ DEFEATS IU! FOR Nats Get ’Em Joe Bunh and Johnny Tobin Ob tained By Trade. The basketball team of Comer . High School Saturday won « the Madison County HIgb School Jlasketh.ill Tournament other four entries. Colbert High, conqueror of Athens High; High School; Danlelsvilie High and'Bond Academy. Tho games were hard fought all the wa; and Comer had her hands full in winning the title. A pen* nant was presented the winning team ns champions. Barnett, forward of Comer High School, was presented a trophy after being voted the most valaa- ble player to his team In the tour nament. In the first gnme of the 1926 an nual event Colbert eliminated Bond Academy, while in the next game Ila smeared Danlelaville’s hopes by a score of 18 to 14. Comer then played and defeated Colbert In the closest game of the tournament, the final acore reading 13 to 12. This game was the fastest and fiercest tourney, the result being-in doubt up to the last whistle. Corner then met 11a In the finals and defeated the 11a team by a score of 16 to 6. In the play-off game for third place Colbert struck her stride and rode to victory over Danlelarllle. The score in this game was 40 to 17. The tournament was held at llo this ycur. It is an annual event and the hard, fought games always attract big crowds. Tho 1926 af fair was the most successful which lias been held. iTHCM BULLEI1S TO PM HE5 They Lead in Famous Dog Derby CHAPEL HILU N- C.—The Unlvqfrsltyof North Carolina's 1926 . football schedule, which was an-j nounced Sunday by Graduate Man-1 ager Charles T. Woollen, Is one of the hardest and most imposing I. • faced by a Tar Heel pine. j The University Is booked for a full schedule of 24 games, an even , half of which aro to be played at j home here on Emerson Field. The first contest is with Dartmouth 1 hero on March 31 and the final Is j with N. C: State College In Hal- ? *i#h ft.. Afnv 99 eigh Ojj May 22. | There are six games that were not on the 1926 card. Dartmouth • nd Lehigh will bo met in the lirst two games on the schedule while on their Southern tour, while Wofford. South Carolina, Ogle thorpe wd Georgia Tech are the other newcombers. ‘"he card also calls for 11 games wilt, six South ern Couference teams. Here are the two leaden in tho , particular--and China in general (replied in effect that Japan will ! not hesitate to employ all neces- jsary means for the protection of her treaty rights in Manchuria. ! rights recognized by all the world, but Japan will not go beyond that, nor undertake any action that could be construed as interfering in any domestic affair of China. If Chinese choose' to fight Chin ese, in Manchuria or anywhere else, that is their business with which Japan will not interfere so long as Japanese rights are not involved and Japanese life and property is not endangered, Shide- hara pointed out. Japan is n party to internation al agreements to respect the ter ritorial integrity of China and Chinese sovereignity over her recognized territory, and Japan intends to abide by her interna tional agreements, he outlined. It is generally understood that * Baron General. Tanaka, leader of the main opposition part/, who was minister of war when the Siberian intervention took place, favors a much more aggressive ‘attitude toward China. If his party, the Selyukai, should gain power in the expected general el- I ectiop.s this summer, a forward Constipation! How to Keep Bowels Regular JH&V- B ' ShS"*®’ s*? n ' ? cnt,e - w*» bowel movement but in ill',.* PbYfWan beat ot all. it nevrt grlpea, sick- jPLff. **»-.** y™” 1 b"* 1 Hat lens, or up«t. the StEm. 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The Northern trip, comes during the Easter holi- I days, and the other trips are short and call for no absences from the Hill on clasB.days. The complete schedule follows: March 31—Dartmouth, at Chapel 2IiH. NEW LIGHT ON FRANKLIN’S CAREER THROWN BY LETTER NOW IN THE YALE LIBRARY ria may be expected our DAY ABOVE, April l—Lehigh, at Chanel Hill. * lin has been revealed here by' A. ROBBINS Wacom, who was managing his] , FEBRUABY .22 United Presa -Staff Correspondent, uncle’s establishment on the Ia4 *J TI * °* NEW HAVEN, Conn.—(UP)- land of Antigua, had a w,'ll of/his JJ25L" Wch y° u to An unwritten chapter in the life ov n and refusod to leave his 3 f. r JrJv „ . end activities of Beniamin Frank- balmy home to esme to New u dominates your make- April 6—V. P. !., at Blacksburg. April 7—Catholic University, at Sports Of All Sorts JOHNNY Ti Theso two American League veterans will be on the Washing ton roster this season. They were recently traded to the Sen- w ap h r , , ‘ !~' TS A no ^ c itors by the St. Louis Browns in , D - , c - exchange for Titchers Tom Zach-i „ April »-Maryland ery and Winn Ballou. Bush has *“!;*• *“• , , , heen In tho majors since 1912 and „ April 9—Maryland, 11 l-ldyed with the Athletics, Red ' IjSox and Yankees before going to’ ,thd Browns a vear ago, rranx- naimy nome 10 ccme 10 «ev: —7f by the Haven- Franklin then made hi; PUg** * to you. lly un- fr.’end James Parker of New ,l. P?!?! on .,”*** ^ ate l ov *' April 3—Guilford, at High Point, acquisition of a practically un- fr’ end James Parker of New.. r”” 1 ini * * ,at e love April 6—Davidson, at Salisbury, known letter by the Yale Univer- Yirk, postmaster of New Haven • a *J}® na J|® ^*** es ,. and April 10—Virginia, at Charlottes- Tobin, vll i e - Va. pusimuoLcr oi '.New naven ... turned the printing business '| ke . P “ rt J c m U 'Yj y „‘ho.e sity Library. ni.n lurura me priming uusutvss .. • '1ZZT This letter, written by Franklin °'® r *° him. 1 no t afford them an ’ to William Strohan of London in 1 “ rkf,r cstnbUshod the nows- yo!r «rtra amount of conceit 1753, order. m.teH.1 for the .. »??»-** -WW.S nephew, Benjamin Mecom. It led -decom finally to tho establishment . of New Hu\en and took c Haven’s first newspaper, Tho Printed many Connecticut. Gazette, and to wha correct this fault. of lh the U, early NEGRO BUS BOY TAKES RANK Will Coach Yankees. , Fred Merkle and Paul RrUchel. former major leaguers, will look after the recruit. battorymen Ynb books and became noted for WITH BEST OF Y0UNQ^P0ET8 has been with the Bfowns con-’ April 14—South Carolina, Q l pfterwards became the Ynlo Uni n 1 workmanship. — * Chapel Hill tinuously since 1918. He’s . .. . of the best bunters and one of the; ‘ April 16—Wofford, hardest men to P»L ch in the, "‘J* circuit; also great lead-off mnn. the Yanks' roster during the carl, B >'* h h “ l1 hi* best sea.on in 1922, training days this season. About 1 ' v b cn be won 26 games and lost 10 pitchers and three catchers are but seven. at Chapel '( tod In the Initial detachment. Tho .Huggins enttiragr will prep aro ht St- Petersburg, Fla. at St. Petersburg. Fla. Hardest Working Catcher, yharley Hartnett of the Cubs wait the only. National League tail t ljor tp take part In 100 games or evor last season. Hartrett was in lll>. Then followed 8ynder. Giants; Taylor, Brooklyn, and Fiu!th. ’Pittsburgh, with 96 apiece. Depend On Guthrie. Ghic State Is depending to a great eUent on its sensational all* vound star, George Guthrie, tn track and field competition this hci.son. Guthrie is one of the host hurlera In the country and shines In some of tho other events ns well. He’s captain of tho Buck eye brigade. * Sr. Louis Cardinals have book ed 28 exhibitions for the 1926 train* ln*r season. The first tilt will be played at Waco. Tex., March and H>o last in St Louis with the nrowns April 11. Outsldo of the games with Slsler’s team the Cards will not meet any mijor league cpposltlcn before the start to i he clmse. Four Seasons. Eddie Tryon, Colgate’s star back, had four seasons of collegl- April 17—Duke, at Durham- April 23—Virginia, ut Chapel Hill. April 2£—Virginia, at Greens boro. April 27—Georgia Tech. .Chapel Hill. April 28—Georgia Tech, Chnrol HNi; versity Press Franklin decided to establish' an office and plant in Nrny. Haven lr the letter to Strohan, who WASHINGTON. —</P)— Vachel is a prominent dealer and bool£ Lindsay, American lyric writer, Hmvmn - l>r in the London of those dtolng at a local hotel before Ne Y*5f^*J days,. Franklin, after outlining the h, » Ieclur ® on American poetry .. typo and material he wants when a young negro bus-boy came as Clapp, at that time president ;or h - g nC ph eW| „sks that the U P to him and put lone sheets of Tale College, who p.ess be made to conform to sev- ®f paper on the table as he cleared have u relUble printer on baud to |Ta) improvcment , w h!ch ho «*•>’ the plate., cans for the college text hooka (Krrnk)in) h nd recently contrived. That waa how Llnduy came to .and pamphlets. , [he pn|tn of thoM were know Langston Hughes, whom .»! The letter discloses that in those snn.li, ciumr.y hand affairs. Carl Van Vechten ranks with the far off days it required only The first volume to come off best of the younger American $600 to establish a com, this historic press was the “Laws poets, hined newspaper, printing office, y n le College,” printed in * ‘.I could not then talk to Lind- ate football, tho freshman rule not " Moy 4—jsf. C. State at Chapel kook store an( * publishing busi- Latin. Another early volume was say,” said Hughes, “because it la a being in effect when Eddie enroll. Hill. * uess. „ taxtbook on “Ethics,” by Pres- rule of the bouse tbat bus-boys The press and ' equipment nr- idtnt Clapp, which bears M< * ‘ • -irint. I ed at the Institution.» Penn’s Stock Rises. Penn’s basketball chance's have been boosted considerably by the splendid showing of Lukaswltz. a sophomoro. -The tot has been dclng some brilliant work of late. HiU. May 6—Oglethorpe, at Chapel HIU. May 8—Wake Forest, at Wake Forest. t May 13—Duke, at Chapel HIU. May 18—Duke, at Durham. May 20—Wake Forest, lit Chapel rived in New Haven in 1854 t but • Boasts Great Arm. r ob Messc-l or the New York Yankees is considered to have the greatest throwing arm In the ma jors. He gets great distance and *8 noted fqr his accuracy. n A Real Record. WOULD SET QUARTER CENTURY AS “LIFE- - TIME” OF 8TATUTE8 NEW YORK.—(/P)—The sugges tion of Governor Moore to the New Jersey Legislature that ell laws carry automattk tlmo limits f by which they Were repealed when they hnd served their purpose, has brought to light a nation-wide movement to make 25 years the “lifetime” of all statutes. The Governor In his inaugural address said that “to nad all the laws of the United States would take eight years aud four months,, rending eight hours every day, in cluding Sundays and holidays.” The movement, Us sponsor as serted, alms to remedy this condlr tlon by shortening laws so that laymen can grasp them Jay B. R. Smith, editor of law publications of the U. S. Corpora, tlon of New York, and former As; •stsnt Secretary ot State of New Jersey, one of the ^ promoters ot Grcver Alexander of the Cube j bly to it And 140 Chambers in* never pad a losing season, commerce have taken It up. Ford Buys Little Red Schoolhouse Japan Will Not Interfere In China Declares Foreign Minister TOKYO.—(UP)—A declaration takes the stand that Japan should cf Manchurian policy has been double or treble the number of made in the House of Peers by tho Foreign Minister in response to taunts from the opposition that the present cabinet had failed so far to protect Japanese interests in Manchuria and Mon golia. •* Inferential^, the opposition Japanese troops in Manchuria, to n strength sufficient to enforce a policy of “closed season on all war n:rth of the Great Wall.” Baron Shidehara, who said ho welcomed the opportunity of mak ing a plain statement of Japan ese policy towards Manchuria in must not hold conversation with the guests. I did whisper to him that I liked his poetry and hoped he would think well of mine.” Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for Colds Headachy Neuritis Lumbago Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism Pain DOES NOT AFFECT 2$ HEART Accept only “Bayer" package which contains proven directions. Handy “Bay.r’’ box., of 12 tablet. Also bottles of 24 and 100—Dru"gilts. Aspirin is the trads mark of ZUrar Manofictar* of Uoasacetlrartdsstsr sf Saikrlicaeid (Copyright, Harris A Ewing) When Colonel Billy Mitchell was notified- of the acceptance of his resignation from the army air, service, ■ Congressman Charles Curry (above), California repub-: lican, introduced a bill in con* gross to retire him with the rank and pay of m major general. The Referee Wh«ra waa the national munici pal tannta tournament held In 1924?—G. F. W. Detroit Tennla Club, Detroit When did Jett Smith atari bfa jraxlltatlf career?—G. W. A. In 1910. Wliat's bog Sh.i. ltey*. world ae rie. pitching record?—D. W. S. Won one, loot two and tied one. How many tlmea bos Walter Hagen won the Brltl.h open golf crown and m whu rear. f—F. w. 'little rod schoolhooie. believed to be the oldest in New f£dd, recently waa purchased by Henry Ford and will be ipored Sudbury. Mub., to be added to bin collection of early American Hinge. This echool waa built in 1801 nt Winchendon, Man. Twice—In 1922 and 1924. . Where did Ted Meredith, former Penn alar runner, prep?—S. W. H. Merc.raburo Academy. How long ban Ernie Johnson been in profeulonat ball?—H. J. L- Slnce 1911. The Line Is Busy! H OW many times every day do people geWhe re port ‘‘the line is busy" when they call your tele phone number? It is important that you know, for if it is happening too often, then it is evident that you need additional telephone facilities. 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